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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
6
Moyers said President Johnson ordered dinner sent into steel bargaining talks and told negotiators to keep working. Previously, negotiators left for a two hour noon dinner break, with Johnson providing the fare.
A cool front moved south across Texas bringing mild temperatures and scattered showers. San Antonio logged 0.12 inch, Houston and Victoria lighter amounts, with Panhandle showers reaching Muleshoe and Wink and Odessa in the Permian Basin. Midland saw a trace. Temperatures cooled in the central U S as another front pushed toward the Plains. Local forecasts expect little rain Sunday or Monday with generally cool, dry conditions overall.
Weather office reports near hurricane force winds and high seas affecting Grand Bahama to Nassau routes. Officials ordered a ten day battening down on Eleuthera and evacuations planned for vulnerable residents near Aven Cay. Shipping lines warn 26 miles offshore as storms move through the region. Open questions persist about wind strength and coast guard advisories.
Longtime banker and collector Lutcher Stark dies at 87 leaving a monumental Americana and art collection begun by his mother. The Stark holdings include Audubon bird paintings, tribal American Indian works, and Gaspard pieces, assembled over more than ninety years across fields of culture and education.
City planning review shows a long history of restricting commercial zoning along 50th Street. Thursday the commission approved broader uses near Baylor Street and 50th, while keeping options for dormitories, industrial areas, and convalescent homes under study amid resident opposition and support.
In Los Angeles a Superior Judge berated five youths with flamboyant hairstyles as they sought recording contracts for The Sound of the Seventh Son. He quipped they looked like girls or boys and suggested wigs or crewcuts, while parents defended the uniform style and the boys waited while contracts were approved.
Hurricane Betsy intensifies with top winds near ninety miles per hour as it shifts toward a westerly course threatening the Bahamas and the U.S. coast. Weather officials fear continued rapid strengthening late Thursday.
The fragment cites weather observations noting the warmest days and a record of a French weather system by road since 1873. It mentions a previous low maximum of 60 in 1912 and contains many garbled personal names and scattered asides about people and events, with no clear single incident.
Astronauts Cooper and Conrad landed on an aircraft carrier Lake Champlain after an eight day mission. Flight surgeon Charles Berry traveled from Cape Kennedy and will monitor debriefings for ill effects. A press conference is planned for Sept 9 with a possible Washington visit to meet President Johnson as space ambassadors.
The 100 carat ruby tied up in a loan collateral scheme was recovered at a Sunshine State service plaza booth after payment of a $25,000 ransom. The raid involved Frank S Hogan pulling out and Franc is P Antel directing the exchange with MacArthur, Murph the Surf and others confessing to the break in.
Patrick Colby 22 of 2724 66th St treated and released at Methodist Hospital after a Thursday afternoon collision with James Dagley 60 of 2456 30th St at College Ave and College St. Dagley not injured. Police said Dagley’s car struck Colby’s at the intersection.
City Manager Bill Pitstick denounces the proposed 60-50 budget plan, arguing residents may face unfair cuts if the city must bear more than its share. He questions the fairness of funding whether taxes come from city or county sources.
Senate committee outlines a four year farm bill with price supports and subsidies for cotton and wheat, plus changes on rice wool and cropland programs. Lawmakers warn the plan could devastate cotton industry while adjusting county city joint funding and tax evaluation costs.
A Dimmitt boy about 12 died after his motorcycle collided with a station wagon at Jones and 6th Street. The wreck, investigated by Officer Jones, involved Donny Arnall driving the car. Damages were estimated with the bike severely damaged. funeral services are pending Dennis Funeral Home.
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