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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1968

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Hurricane Naomi Triggers Rain and Funnel Sightings Across South Plains

Remnants of Hurricane Naomi drenched parts of Texas with up to 3 inch rains downstate and up to 1 inch on the South Plains. Two funnel clouds were sighted near Seminole and Snyder, with one confirmed northwest of Gaines County town. Lubbock and nearby sites reported light showers and autumn-like temperatures with forecasts of mild warming followed by cooler conditions.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Naomi Texas South Plains Seminole Snyder Gaines County Andrews Lubbock U. S. Weather Bureau West Texas Air Terminal KFYO 82Nd Street Quaker Avenue Brownfield Dickens Lamesa Post Ropesville Slaton Spur Tohoka Crosbyton Matador Paducah Big Spring Midland

Dirksen Doubts Senate Action On Fortas Nomination

Senate Republican leader Dirksen forecast no action this year on Fortas Supreme Court nomination or the nonproliferation treaty. He cautioned that cloture would fail with at least 50 votes, while Nixon said he would not interfere though he opposes a filibuster. The Judiciary Committee planned a Tuesday vote amid subpoenas for a former White House aide and a magazine writer.

Jack Bell Washington Everett M. Dirksen Senate Abe Fortas Johnson Dirksen Fortas Supreme Court Nixon GOP Richard M. Nixon Robert P. Griffin Rmich Griffin American University American Bar Association Judiciary Committee White House

Found Victim's Body: Florida Policeman Charged

Hollywood Florida police charged 24 year old Rob ert John Erler with the August 12 murder of a 12 year old girl after he allegedly called headquarters saying Please catch me and later found the child's body Detective matched tape recordings from his patrol car with the anonymous caller in a case that involved Dania authorities and a manhunt began nine days after he quit the force

Hollywood Fla Robert John Erler Erler Marilyn Clark Dania, Fla Dania Donald Parton Page

Executive: A businessman who generally wears out several suits to every pair of shoes

A brief column notes a brisk, demanding executive persona shaping business culture. It highlights thrifty habits, high activity, and a relentless pace reflected in wardrobe choices and daily routine. The profile suggests a disciplined, detail oriented leader navigating a busy market.

Prayer Note From Lubbock Reader Calls for Strength in Faith

A Lubbock Reader photoless message asks Christians to bear the infirmities of the weak and teach them to walk with God tomorrow. The brief prayer embodies steadfast faith and daily endurance in Christian life.

Lubbock

Diez Y Seis Festivities In Spotlight

Two day Mexico Independence celebration opens with a ball at Fair Park Coliseum at 8 p m tonight and ends Monday with a patriotic program. At 10 50 p m Mayor W D Rogers Jr will crown the Independence Day queen Miss Teresa Romero, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Romero. El Grito will be shouted at 11 p m by a local Mexican community member.

Mexico Fair Park Coliseum W. D. Rogers Jr Wather Miguel Hidalgo Dolores Moxico Spain Mayor Rovers Teresa Romero Afr J. C. Romero

Opening of Dorms Signals Tech Rush in Lubbock

The Avalonche Journal reports Texas Tech campus opens residence halls as enrollment rises to an estimated 19,551 for the fall. Construction continues on the new Business Administration Building and a Biology Building, with classes set to begin September 20 and potential occupancy before Thanksgiving.

Mire Read Avalinche- Journal Lubbock Texas ‘Pech Hi Psystem

Apollo Eyes Lunar Orbit Plan For Christmas Mission

New blueprints aim for a three man Apollo crew to orbit the moon in a Command Module. Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders would spend a full day circling the moon possibly on Christmas Day, with an altitude around ten miles.

Space Agency Phinners Orew Frank Borman James Lavell Willian Anders

Sadie Hawkins Day in New Salem Ends Bashful for Bachelors

In New Salem North Dakota the planned Sadie Hawkins Day failed to recruit brides from Radcliffe College. Bachelors paraded through town in autos with witty placards, ten women attended, and a bowling tourney followed. Despite interest and letters, no marriages resulted as farmers continue harvest and bar life resumes post celebrations.

Associated Preys New Salem N. D N.D Radcliffe College New Salem Bechhelor Harvard Crimson Radcliffe Harvard Boston Heresalone Cras Sic Action Committee North Dakota Sadie Hawkins Bauges Mass Christian Peter

American infantry claim new Viet Cong losses near Saigon

American forces report killing enemy troops in sweeps along invasion routes from Cambodia to Saigon. Total Viet Cong and North Vietnamese fatalities reach about 700 since last Wednesday after heavy fighting near Pay Ninh and Loc Ninh. An armored 25th Infantry Division convoy with 50 caliber guns struck an unknown-sized enemy force six miles east of Tay Ninh City Saturday morning.

Associated Press Saigon Cambodia U.S. Command Pay Ninh Loc Ninh U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Tay Ninh City USS. Americal Quan Nea Anid Uo Vth Quang Vone Rockpile North Vietnam U.S

US troops kill enemy in siege at Lepr naan and Lac Ninh fight

American forces report killing enemy soldiers in a six hour clash near Lepr naan with no own casualties. Farther north at Lac Ninh the 1st Infantry unit chased over 1100 North Vietnamese through rubber plantations for three hours, killing 19 and losing one American casualty.

Oore Lepr Naan Sis Americis Are Eet Lac Ninh U.S. 1St Infantry

Lamesa Boy Dies in Dirt Cavern During Scout Trip

Lamesa Scout Mike Farmer, 14, son of Mr and Mrs James Farmer, was killed and fellow Scout Jay Cox injured when a dirt slide trapped them during a Stewarts Bend camping trip southeast of Lamesa. Cox was hospitalized but not believed seriously hurt.

Avalanche-Journal Lamesa Mievearold Laemesa Mike Farmer James Farmer la Wesa Farmer Lev Cox Don Cox Cox Mike Medical Arts Hospital Justier the Peace A. L. Standifer Lamesa Bos Scaut Troop TOS Jay Kawtat Mike Waes Bey

Farm Act Extension Faces New Congressional Test

Donald A. Johnson of Lubbock warned at the Plains Cotton Ginners Association meeting that extending the Farm Act may face a fresh battle in Congress. The House endorsed a one year extension with a $20,000 cap per farm, while the Senate favors a four year extension without per farm limits. Rep. Paul Findley has blocked joint talks though leaders plan to push a conference later in the week.

Agricultural Act of Wes Donald A. Johnson Latchbock Plains Cotton Ginner’ P Association Johnsoun Plains Cotton Growers, Inc Lubbock Country Club Senate Paul Findles House Senate Johnson House Agriculture Committee

Weather: Lubbock area gradual clearing and isolated storms

The forecast calls for light rain and drizzle early, then decreasing clouds and warmer temperatures. A few afternoon or evening thunderstorms possible with a low around 60 tonight in the Lubbock area.

Lubbock Eich Law Middle Sus

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