Midland Storm Dumps 4.50 Inches Causing Flooding
A late night storm drenched Midland with about 4.5 inches in three hours. Roads flooded, hundreds stranded, three homes inundated as water rose in north Midland and nearby Odessa. Texas State Guard activated to aid rescues. sandbags placed as crews battled high winds and closed underpasses. Traffic slowed on US 80. one light aircraft overturned at Midland airport.
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Thant declines second UN term drawing West clash
The Burmese diplomat Thant declined a second five year term as United Nations secretary general. The United States urged reconsideration and offered to back a draft, while Britain voiced regret and cautioned about the implications of his decision. The Soviet Union’s stance may influence whether Thant remains in the post.
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Missouri towns drop daylight saving time early defying law
Missouri communities including Trenton Princeton and Bethany roll back to standard time early in defiance of a federal deadline. Breckinridge plans Thursday action while McDonald County towns mostly revert September 6. Baxter Springs Kansas follows the regional shift.
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Ex convict arrested in kidnapping case of Canute girl
Ten year old Karen Dye of Canute Oklahoma, reported stolen Monday, was found Thursday on a bus in Vega Texas in shock and possibly starved. James Durham an Alabama ex convict admitted taking the girl to Tucumcari New Mexico and planning to return her to Oklahoma. U S District Attorney B Andrew Potter authorized a complaint charging kidnapping with possible death penalty. The girl, to be examined at Amarillo hospital before returning home, was located by Washita County deputies after being described as starved and in shock.
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Wage Bill Expands Coverage in Push for Higher Minimum
Senate House conferees reach final agreement on a bill raising the minimum wage to 1.60 in 1968 and extending coverage to about 8 million more workers. The measure adds farm workers hotel and restaurant staff and federal civil servants to the act with three wage schedules and staged increases through 1971.
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Aus tin trip support for farm workers march
Lubbock area South Plains groups gather Sunday to back an Austin trip in support of farm workers marching for rights. The item notes a speakers list for Texas Tech inauguration and mentions Johnson four-state tour tied to Democratic campaign plans.
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Northwest Lubbock Plans Big Apartment Project Approved
The City Planning and Zoning Commission approved more than 70 acres for an apartment development near Texas Tech. The plan, likely for married students, would run from 4th Street to west of a Tech-owned farm, with out-of-town developers involved and a public hearing set on related zoning changes along Avenue Q and near 4th Street.
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Latins Set To Picket Delta Plains School in Floydada
A Citizens Committee of about 50 Latin-Americans plans to picket the Delta Plains School registration at 9 a.m. today to protest a zoning plan that would place 115 Negro and 90 Latin-American students there and zero Anglos. Father Paul Link says the protest follows a petition rejected by the school board and government objections to last year’s plan. The dispute focuses on the northeast Floydada area as Delta Plains School grades 1-6 would largely end Anglo integration there.
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Peace Corps Volunteers Begin Weeklong Costa Rica Training
Three Peace Corps volunteers aged 21 to middle age have arrived in Lubbock for an intensive one week training program at Texas Tech. The group, from at least 25 states including Hawaii and Puerto Rico, will finish training November 15 and proceed to Puerto Rico for a month before two years in Costa Rica. Dr George O Eile directs the program with coordinators Cheryl Cason Jab haek and Priscilla lstracht, formerly of El Paso and now in New York City.
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Peace Corps training program at Pioneer Hotel described
The 141000 program uses 40 tech faculty and 15 faculty reside at Pioneer Hotel with trainees. Instruction spans fourth and fifth floors and parts of other floors, including language and area studies plus health aid, medical training, physical training, and world affairs. Classes run six days a week from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Expert Doubts Safety Statistics For Airlines
A former Royal Aeronautical Society president Norman E B Rowe questions jet age safety data. He argues deaths per fatal accident and accidents per flights rise as passenger capacity grows. Rowe urges a four point program to curb approach and landing hazards and warns current measures may mislead.
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Armed Prisoners Escape Headed From Canadian Jail
Eleven armed and dangerous inmates escaped Headingly Provincial Jail near Winnipeg after forcing guards to surrender shotguns and pistols. RCMP issued an all points alert, fearing the men may travel in two seized official prison cars.
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Missing Lubbock Men Searched Across Four States
The search for three Lubbock men reported missing after a private plane trip from Lubbock to Detroit continues with ground fog delaying activity. Rep George Mahon and Sen John Tower in Washington monitor, as 24 pilots and relatives join efforts from Texas and Oklahoma.
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Weather Map Page 120 Tailhock and Vicinity
Widely scattered thunder showers fade this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy and continued mild with highs mid to upper 80s and lows upper 60s. Southerly winds 1 to 20 mph. Rain chances 20 percent this afternoon and tonight. Regional temperatures and humidity noted with 24 hour precip/temps and sunrise/sunset times for area cities.
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