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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1966

Page

8

Johnson Promotes Rural Uplift At Dam Dedication

President Johnson drew large crowds at Dallas Town and Summersville while urging support for rural America. He outlined plans to boost farming, factory jobs in rural regions, and better housing, saying cities should give more to countryside communities.

Johnson Dallastown Johnson City N. Neiman Craley Jr George Goodling Charleston W.va Summersville Harrisburg York

Labor Day Plans Highlight City Parks and Safety Drive

Swimmers will race final hours at K N Clapp Pool on 46th Street and Avenue U as the last city pool closes Monday. MacKenzie State Park hosts a flood of reunions this weekend while Operation Motorcide targets highway safety with an expected 41 deaths in Texas and up to 630 nationally. Junior Chamber volunteers run Operation Rest Stop at Security National Bank lot with free treats for motorists, and Labor Day origins trace to Peter J McGuire who led the 1882 New York parade.

Ithem K. N. Clapp 46Th Street Avenue U Mackenzie State Park Department of Public Safety Texas National Safety Council Chamber of Commerce Security National Bank Brownfield Hwy Jaycees Salvation Army National Geographic Peter J. McGuire New York City Miller CTC Austin Cral McVay Lubbock Lother John Q

Army to Destroy 70000 Luminous Wrist Compasses Recall

The Army will recall and destroy more than 70,000 wrist compasses worth about 250000 dollars due to a potential health hazard from luminous dials that release a radioactive gas in accumulative quantities.

Compasses and Water Plans Highlight 1960s News

The article notes radon gas risks from luminous compass dials and Army replacement plans. It also covers Summersville water conference aims to convert salt and brackish water, share desalination knowledge, and expand regional water centers. Also mentions Sem inole memorial service for Suella StarriWelly and Kanawha River basin projects.

Summersville Cevel Johnson U.S Los Angeles Sumnersville Kanawha River

Damage reported at apartments amid remodeling plan

A tenant claims the apartments were damaged Thursday during vacating for a full complex remodel. An investigator is involved but no damage estimate is given. Furniture, windows, plumbing, lighting, cabinets and walls were broken. trash filled interiors and exteriors. water and gas utilities had been turned off earlier in the week.

Eby Wiyl

World Journal Tribune Strike Ends as Publication Nears

New York reports that World Journal Tribune Inc reached contracts with nine craft unions to ensure publication of the merged newspaper on September 12. Settlement with the New York Newspaper Guild remains, described as a technicality by spokespeople.

New York UPD World Journal Tribune, Incc New York Newspaper Guild World Journal Tribune

Cotton Forecast Boosted by Weather But Sep Oct Dry Spell Urgency

Dr L T L Ray of the South Plains Center says a rare late August weather spell cannot salvage the season, but hot dry September and October frost timing will largely determine cotton maturity and quality. He notes 90 percent of bolls are at risk during peak fiber development if temperatures dip below 60 degrees, potentially slowing growth after 60 to 70 degrees and affecting long term fiber maturation. Shelby Newman reports soil moisture deepening to four to six feet, with stored runoff water aiding next year’s crop if fall and winter precipitation replenish subsoil reserves.

Ray High Plains Shelby Newman Newman Playank Newman Usaid

Fugitives, Plane Theft Tangle Across Midwest and Canada

Canadian escapees led by Kenneth Leishman hijacked a Mooney at Winnipeg, fled into North Dakota then to Indiana, evading authorities while a noted pilot and three accomplices faced charges. The breakout began at Headingly Jail with arrests and a chase spanning Manitoba to the United States as police pursued across cities and hotel stops.

U. S Indiana Porter County Chicago Baltimore FAA Wheeler Winnipeg Kenneth Leishman Winnipeg International Leishman Barry Nay Duke Joseph W. Dale George Leclerk Headingly North Dakota Ilkirk Mackenzie Steinbach Southern Illinois University Carbondale Balmoral Man Jamaica Canada U.S Langdon N.C Portage la Prairies Duke Dale Leclerk

Weather Stabilizes as Showers Enter Upper Atmosphere

Rainfall varied across Texas with Floydada recording no rain on Saturday after a five inch deluge in Floyd County Friday night. Reports showed high water on Farm Road 54 near McCoy community and on U S 62 in White River Canyon near Floydada. Orange saw 4.28 inches of rain, with a tornado funnel observed southwest of the city but not dangerous. Temperatures statewide were hot with highs from 102 at Laredo to 86 at Amarillo and Wichita Falls. No thunderstorm activity was noted on the South Plains late Saturday.

Floydada Floyd County McCoy U.S. 62 White River Canyon Flovdrada Red River Texas Orange Fort Griffin Rockwood Rotan Old Glory Strawn Commerce Rockwall Laredo Amaril Wichita Falls South Plains

Schools To Protect Cuban Missile Sites

Cuban exile group charges Fidel Castro is building schools near missile bases to shield bases with the lives of thousands of children. The National Association of Cuban Teachers in Exile sent a cable to the World Confederation of Teachers in Washington, D.C.

Miami, Fla Fidel Castro National Association of Cuban Teachers In World Confederation of Teachers Washington, D.C

Traffic toll in Lubbock rises as safety programs expand

In Lubbock 17 people have died in traffic crashes this year, with 25 deaths last year. Officials attribute driver error and negligence, urge public involvement in a broad safety program with 26 active projects and a fledgling countywide expansion.

Lubbock

Birth announcements from Slaton and area corrects

Multiple birth notices from Slaton and surrounding towns list new babies at Porter and Methodist Hospitals. Parents include Nazario Vidaurre, Robert Watson, Ren Wayne Kroy, Johnny Johnson, Gene Titer, Qeve Titer, Moines Salinas, Simon Llanos, and others with occupations ranging from Farmers Co op to Borden Milk Co.

Nazario Vidaurre Slaton

Air Search Intensifies Across Four-State Area

A large-scale air search covers a 392 air mile zone between Springfield and Detroit for missing flyer Jack Goodman 33 pilot and owner of G G Construction Co Harold Medlinroc 49 former Lubbock police chief and auto dealer and Cordell 52 employee at the firm. They left Town and Country Airport August 27 for a missionary committee meeting. NEW POLICIES BOMBAY Insurance firms will handle India operations.

Springfield Detroit Michigan Jack Goodman G & G Construction Co Harold MedlInroc Lubbock Cordell Church of Christ

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