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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1965

Page

2

Pope Leads Penitential Rome Procession at Vatican Council Reopen

Pope Paul VI led 2,500 prelates in a dusk procession through Rome to mark the Vatican Ecumenical Council reopening. He carried relics of the cross, urged peace, and announced a planned episcopal synod to bolster collegial authority amid talks on church reforms. The council aims to finish 11 topics by year’s end, with religious liberty first.

Vatican City Paul VI Rome Vatican Ecumenical Council Church of the Holy Cross Jeruslaem St. John Lateran Basilica Paul Jerusalem Holy Cross St. Peter's Assembly of Council Fathers Cpprelates Autharcy Dhe Pane

Methodist Bishop Urges Summit Meeting With Pope

Bishop Pierce Corson of Philadelphia proposes a summit of US religious leaders with Pope Paul VI in New York to show church unity for peace. He spoke in Rome during the Vatican council session and plans to extend his visit to address the United Nations.

United Nations New York Rome Bishon Pierce Corson Methodist Ward Council Paul VI Church For Peace Corson Philadelphia Vanean Otorvssuip Maniff Hys Miyan Hen Carson United Rnational Pone Stekestory

Area Men In Service Update From Lubbock Region

Area men in service report includes Cvt. Jerry L Turnbow son of Clyde M Turnbow of Lubbock who finished a seven week signal parts specialist course at Ft Gordon Georgia entered service February and did basic at Ft Polk Louisiana Floyd Price 24 son of Hayes Price living near Lamesa promoted to tasers geant at Ft Hood Texas with 2nd Armored Division after Coca Cola Bottling Co work Larry D Clark son of Mazie Clark assigned to 2nd Armored Division at Ft Hood as a driver in headquarters Company Robert J Dolloff serving aboard USS Salute mine sweeper out of Charleston S C S Sgt William A Sheily wife Josephine Casillas is daughter of Libra do Casillas Cievis New Mexico Viet Nam procurement specialist with Pacific Air Forces Miss William R Miller Clovis New Mexico completed six weeks training at Keesler AFB Mississippi in AFROTC Texas Christian University Fort Worth graduate Verdun France American High School Altman J C Charles F Halterman of Lara Hills Missouri arrived at Patrick AFB Florida previously Ezhn AFB Philippines as ground equipment handler ATHENS Greece to wear dress code changes.

Jerry L. Turnbow Clyde M. Turnbow Uvalde Lubbock Army Southeastern Signal School Ft. Gordon Army Ft. Polk Monterey High School Humble Oil Co Floyd Price Hayes Price Ft. Head Tex Dunbar’ High School Coca-Cola Bottling Co Larry D. Clark Mazie A. Clark 21St Sty Ray B. Clark 7Th St 2Nd Armored Division Ft. Hood, Tex Lubbock High School William R. Miller Mai Roayee F. Miller Clovis N. M Keesler Afb Miss Air Force Reserve Texas Christian University Fort Worth Verdun France

Pope Desires Meeting Johnson Noted Amid Talks

Vatican reports indicate Pope's wish to meet President Johnson and discuss U.S. relations. The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg is set to present the Vatican's appeal from New York. The Vatican press notes amplify hopes for a high level audience at the Vatican.

Pope Johnson Mican United Natit Arthur J Goldberg Con. Nead Vatican Peteon Jonnceon

Communications Hit In Colombian Strike

Government warns of replacement as 18 000 court employees join a prolonged walkout. Workers barricade inside offices and refuse to leave, disrupting national and international communications despite government calls to end the unlawful action.

Baptists Approve Record Budget After Objection

The Texas Baptist Executive Board approved a record 11.6 million operating budget after a lengthy debate over Bishop College and Negro Baptist school funding. Objections centered on suspicions of school support and governance, leading to a tabled vote and postponement. Final approval rests with the Texas Baptist Convention in Houston.

Dallas Texas Baptist Foeeutives Board Bishop College Negro Baptist School Texas Baptist Conventian Houston Iss

Kelly Tire Co Plans Production Increase in Tyler

Kelly Springfield Tire Co disclosed plans to triple Tyler production to 12 500 passenger car tires daily. The expansion will add about 100 workers and raise payroll to 4 million dollars. Similar expansions were announced for two other Kelly Springfield plants. President G R Newman and plant manager Henry Lowery spoke at the Chamber of Commerce executive committee meeting.

Board approves missionary enlargement budget plan

The board approved SA22.108 missionary enlargement budget aiming to reach 12 million dollars. The plan allocates one million dollars monthly in 1946 to Baptist schools in Texas human welfare benevolent constitutions and Southern Baptist world mission causes.

Texas Southern ‘Baptist World Mission

Evening Classes Offer Three Hour Sessions for Beginners

The notice lists twenty two three hour classes held each Monday and Wednesday evenings. Courses described include beginers, HOR Mince, Porter 2231, and more at Merriman Business C age 226 1h Strwee Tysbtan rag straton cards for additional details.

Come Comets Merriman Business Straton Jax Cowese Peere

Press Secretary Carpenter Sees Busy News Endorsing Johnson

Elizabeth Carpenter told the Dallas Times Herald Woman's Forum that her job is to keep reporters busy and that idle hands are the devil's workshop. She praised Mrs. Johnson as the most active First Lady and noted progress for women under President Johnson.

Dallas Lyndon B. Johnson Elizabeth Carpenter Dallas Times Herald Woman's Forum Bird Johnson

Britain Recognizes Dominican Regime

London reports Britain formally recognizes the provisional government of the Dominican Republic led by President Hector Garcia-Godoy. The recognition comes as 32 nations have acknowledged the Godoy administration which took power earlier this month.

London Foreign Office Britain Dominican Republic Hector Garcia-Godoy Godoy

Two Killed as Car Plunges From Ramp into Fox River

Two elderly women identified as 75 year old Mrs Theodore Nickodem and 72 year old Mrs Marie Houch of rural Seymour died when their car crashed through a concrete retaining wall on a Green Bay parking ramp and fell four stories into the Fox River. A witness reported the vehicle sank and remained upside down.

Green Bay Wis Fox River Theodore Nickodem Marie Houch Seymour

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