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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1966

Page

6

Spotty Downpours Hit Parts Of South Plains

Rain filled streets and bar ditches as Bailey County agent J. K. Adams commented that with sorghum and cotton nearing maturity farmers might want to halt rain. Logston in Littlefield warned that ongoing cool weather and rain could harm crops further.

South Plains Bailey County J. JK. Adams Logston Littlefield Alton Carmichael Plainview Buddy C Lan Inch Petersburg Amherst Floydada New Deal Hale Center Sundown Jayton Levelland Plain Laredo Texas West Texas Fort Griffin Rockwood Rotan Old Glory Hamlin

Soviet embassy official expelled over classified info case

A Soviet third secretary Revin, 34, based at the Soviet Embassy in Washington, was expelled after passing classified American material for large sums. The incident follows a July Czech eavesdropping attempt at the State Department and highlights broader spy expulsions since 1946. Revin, who lived in Silver Spring with his wife and child, faced immediate departure after the State Department note.

FBI Revin State Department Washington McCloskey Alexander I. Zinchuk United States Soviet Union U.S Moscow Kevin College Park Defense Department Silver Spring University of California Berkeley New York City

Arthur Goldberg to Speak in Dallas for U N Week

U N ambassador Arthur Goldberg will address Dallas during United Nations Week on October 25. The event is sponsored by Southern Methodist University and the Dallas United Nations Association. Prior Dallas UN Week speakers include Adlai Stevenson and Dean Rusk.

Dallas Arthur Goldberg U.S United Nations Southern Methodist University Dallas United Nations Assn Adlai Stevenson Dean Kusk

Robbery Suspects Arrested Near Hidalgo Bridge

Four armed robbery suspects were arrested early Friday near the International Bridge after a city marshal stopped them about 1:30 am before crossing. The men allegedly robbed filling stations in Robstown and Alice. General George Armstrong Custer is buried at West Point.

Hidalgo, Tex UPI International Bridge Pete Castillo Robstown Alice Gen George Armstrong Custer U.S. Military Academy West Point

Brigitte Bardot Sparks London Skirt Furor At Airport

Brigitte Bardot caused a major scene in London as she arrived at the airport wearing a skirt six inches above the knee. The event drew the largest Inews reception in London Airport history and created intense TV spotlight heat. She arrived with no husband Gunther Sachs von Opel amid talk of a new film project and a French fashion model plot about a Scottish escape.

London Brigitte ‘Bardot Brigitte Gunther Sachs von

Debbie Furgeson Leads In Barrel Racing Circuits

Debbie Furgeson dominates in barrel racing circuits with wins in the West Texas Barrel Racing Association junior division, and an American Junior Rodeo Association title last weekend in Odessa. She rides eight year old Jim Ned nicknamed Lucky, a horse that has earned over 13000 dollars for owners since 1962. Her family, including father J W and brother Mike, share a heavy rodeo involvement with frequent appearances across multiple events.

Wote Witbra Debbie West Texas Barrel Racing Association American Junior Rodeo Association Odessa Texas Barrel Racing Association Marshall Tex Aspermont Jim Ned Lucky Furgeson J. W Mike Ann

Turkish-born executive finishes thesis after 15 years

Meshu lam Riklis, 42, completes a master of business administration at Ohio State University after 15 years spent rising from Hebrew school teacher to chairman and CEO of McCrory Corp Glen Alden Corp and other firms with combined annual revenue of about 1.25 billion. He began research in Minneapolis where he formed a syndicate and gained control of Rapid-American Corp. Riklis recalls long study and hard work, saying he finally felt satisfied upon reviewing his degree. He was born in Istanbul and moved to Israel as a youth, later serving with the British Eighth Army before moving to the United States with his family.

Columbus, Ohio Meshulam Riklis Riklis Ohio State University Minneapolis Minn Rapid-American ‘Corp Joseph H. iCohen & Sons Rise Riklis McCrory Corp Glen. Alden Corp Horatio Alger United States Istanbul Turkey Tel Aviv Israel 8Th Army Jumbus Hebrew School Ohio State Heads Riklis Ives Kings Point N.Y Daugh

Viet Nam War Updates Report 352nd Aircraft Losses

U S losses 352nd plane in South Viet Nam as Viet Cong mine hits a bus near Saigon killing 12. A bombing at Lai Thieu polling place injures at least five. Premier Ky vows to resign after elections while warning against Viet Cong negotiations. B52 strikes hit infiltration routes near the DMZ as weather limits missions.

Saigon Hue Lai Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky South Viet Nam Bien Hoa Charles de Gaulle Cambodia Quang Tin Quang Nam Vunang Ngai Imperial

Local births and a liquor-store crash in Lubbock

A Friday report lists births at Methodist Hospital and Reese AFB Hospital, noting several families with newborn sons and daughters. A car crashed into Pinkie's liquor store on Acuff Road, damaging whiskey and beer displays, with 100 onlookers watching as Brakes failed and the vehicle plowed through the front window.

Lubbock Acuff Road Copelands Tucumcari L. B. Garner Walnut Ave Pinkie’s Spraggins Cole Dillard Hopper Garner Taut Clinte Borden Co Phil. White 65Th St White

Auto makers blamed for using safety items to hike car prices

Reuther warned price increases tied to safety equipment could gouge buyers. Ribicoff and Hart urged Senate inquiries to verify costs. Magnuson noted 1967 models may include more safety gear with minimal real cost, while mass production could keep prices down.

Ribicoff Reuther United Auto Workers Commerce Committee Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Sen Philip A. Hart D-Mich Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Senate Magnuson General Services Administration

Blue Angels crash during Thunder over Toronto show

At Toronto Island Airport the Blue Angels fanfare ended abruptly as one aircraft crashed mid act. A Canadian forces spokesman said the mid show accident halted the display with two more passes before the show was canceled and a search deployed for the pilot.

Manuevers Canadian Armed Forces Blue Angels Toronto Island Oliver Royal Canadian Air Force Hercules

Elderly Widows Found Dead in Boston Apartment

Two elderly widows, a mother and daughter, were found dead in their second floor Boston apartment after a ransacked home and signs of sexual mistreatment. Mrs Minne Sperling, 93, and her daughter Mrs Molly Jacobs, 72, were discovered in a hallway by patrolman Kennedy. The door had been unlocked and a stranger had entered weeks earlier under pretense of fixing lighting, with money missing.

Boston Richard Ford Suffolk County Minne Sperling Molly Jacobs Haskell Kennedy Jacobs Rebecca Kippen Han

Poor Louisianans Seek Help to End Poverty Program Control

A busload of Louisiana poor representatives pressed the Office of Economic Opportunity for a full investigation into what they call control of poverty programs by the rich and segregationists. Regional Director William Crook met with leaders including James Stephens high school group from Ville Platte and NAACP figure Charles Bryant to hear complaints about CAP director Roland Hebert and perceived Headstart segregation. John Zippert of CORE joined the delegation alleging Hebert is unqualified and suppresses efforts to aid the poor.

James Stephens High School Ville Platte Opelousas Crook Charles E. Bryant St. Landry's Parish Bryant St. Landry's NAACP CAP Rorland Hebert Lafayette St. Landry Acadia Vermilion Iberia St. Marya John Zippert St. Landrys' Parish CORE Hebert Zippert

Amarillo Man Sought After Prison Escape

Houston UPI report says Amarillo man Robert Neal Craig Jr., 28, escaped from Central Prison Farm Sugar Land while serving a five year term for theft. He was last seen driving a prison truck north on U S 59 with authorities pursuing.

Houston UPI Robert Neal Craig Jr Amarillo Sugarland Craig U. S. 59

Missing girl found after bus ride hitchhike incident

Officials organized a search for Peggy after she boarded Rev. Bruce Stovall’s bus by hitchhiking home from school. Peggy, appearing calm and unscared, was located with Mrs. Stovall who recognized her as the missing child from New Home.

Bruce Stovall New Home Peggy Kinnard Rev. Stovall Stovall

Rabies Warning Issued For San Antonio Man

Texas Public Health authorities and Illinois State Police warned Vincent Kallen a 40 year old San Antonio man to seek immediate medical care after a dog bite two weeks earlier. The dog was later found rabid and officials urged all who know him to alert him to possible danger. He should start anti rabies shots immediately to prevent disease development.

Chicago UPI Texas Illinois San Antonio Vincent Kallen Kallen

Philippine medical unit in Viet Nam praised by Ky

Premier Ky publicly thanked 28 nurses and doctors from the Philippine medical contingent for their year in Phileon HI. The unit and its two one year predecessors earned the most Viet Nam medals per capita among allied units and are being replaced by the Philippine civic action group Phileag.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Phileon HI Philean Philip ‘Pine Civic Action Group Phileag

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