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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1971

Page

6

East St. Louis poised to elect first Black mayor

In East St. Louis Illinois the mayoral race centers on Virgil L. Calvert and James E. Williams Sr. with Calvert favored to win the nonpartisan runoff. Calvert a building commissioner and leader of a Black Democratic club leads in Black support while Williams relies on white voters.

East ST. Louis, Yl Democratic James E. Williams Sr St. Clair Calvert St. Clair County Fast St Williams St. Louis University School of Law U.S. Army

First Lady Pat Nixon Heads Into A Busy Week

Pat Nixon flies to Washington a day early for a packed agenda including a White House luncheon for 112 senator wives and a White House dinner for OAS delegates. Tricia Nixon Charles plans her June 12 wedding while at Key Biscayne. The family may spend Easter at Camp David.

San Clemente Calif UPI Pat Nixon Washington Nixon Tricia Florida White House Key Biscayne Harvard Edward Finch Cox Helen Crown Rolling Hills Capitol

Munich Opens Yellow Submarine Nightclub

Munich revelers flock to a new venue shaped like a diving bell called the Yellow Submarine. The club sits amid tanks housing octopuses and sharks, creating a distinctive nautical atmosphere for patrons.

GLUB Munich Germany

Driverless Taxi Planned in Munich

A driverless computer run taxicab is planned in Munich, signaling advances in autonomous urban transportation and smart city experiments. The project outlines autonomous operation within city limits, aiming to test safety, efficiency, and integration with current transit networks.

Munich

Preparation H relieves hemorrhoidal itch and pain quickly

An advertisement asserts that Preparation H provides prompt relief for itching and burning in hemorrhoidal tissues, with soothing, protective effects and no stinging. Doctors in New York, Washington, and the Midwest reportedly confirm favorable results. Available as ointment or suppository.

New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

Latting seeks mayor post in Oklahoma City runoff

Patience Latting, longtime Oklahoma City Council member, runs against Bill Bishop in a Tuesday runoff seeking the mayor’s seat. If elected, she would become the city’s first woman mayor and the largest US city with a woman in that role. Latting emphasizes good government and has broad political and academic credentials.

Oklahoma City UPI Patience Latting United States Bishop Columbia University Parent- Teacher Association Oklahoma Statehood

Godfather Singer Vic Damone quits cast over image

Vic Damone withdraws from The Godfather role of Johnny Fontaine citing concerns about Italian American image and what he read in the script. Producers had removed Mafia references after protests by the Italian American Civil Rights League.

New York UPT Vic Damone Damone Johnny Fontaine Mario i Puzo

Tiny Cars Derby Crown Goes to Muxworthy Youth

Doug Muxworthy, son of Bill and (unspecified) Muxworthy, won the YMCA Indian Guide Racer Derby after outlasting 104 contestants on a 35 foot gravity track. Darrin Fleenor placed second ahead of Craig Crews. six top finishers earned trophies. The event featured Indian Guides in wood model car racing with limited dimensions and weight.

Doug Muxworthy Bill Muxworthy 54Th St YMCA Bayless Darrin Fleenor Fleenor Gene Fleenor 45Th St Craig Crews John Crews Steven Joyce Tom Joyce Rusty Thompson Don L. Thompson 46Th St Paul West Bill West 36Th St Indian Guides Longhouse John R. Crews Ottawa Tribe Bill Herron Running Water Tribe Bill Kershner

February 1971 Sets Cadillacs Production Record at GM

The Detroit plant produced 27 783 Cadillacs in February 1971, surpassing the prior monthly high of 27 559 set in October 1969, marking a new record in General Motors division history. Bullfights in Mexico City are noted for exact starting times.

Detroit UPI General Motors’ Division Mexico City

Reluctant to Talk Calley Jurors Stay Out of Limelight

Military jurors in the Calley court martial shield emotions and seek normal life after conviction. Maj. Harvey G. Brown reports harassment, seeks restraint on public reaction, and emphasizes duty over passion while defending the verdict’s impact on national unity.

Calley FT. Benning William L. Calley Jr Walter Kinard Harvey G. Brown My Lai Brown Columbus Kinard Ronald Salem Clifford Ford Carl Bierbaum Charles C. McIntosh

Scouts raise funds to honor Vietnam serviceman

Boy Scouts of Wyatt Park Baptist church Troop 4 raised enough money to bring a Vietnam era serviceman home for Easter but learned the intended soldier was not eligible under leave regulations requiring four to eight months in Vietnam. The troop now offers to cover round trip travel for any local eligible service member with a relative on home leave.

ST. Joseph Boy Scouts Wyatt Park Baptist Church Vietnam Bill Camp Boy Scout

San Quentin Lockdown Follows Prison Brawl And Tensions

About half of San Quentin's 3,000 inmates were confined to cells after a Saturday night brawl that injured two white prisoners. Officer John Apostle said the incident may reflect racial tensions that recently coincided with 13 stabbings, two fatal. One inmate, Robert Kent, was treated for neck and shoulder injuries. another, Charles Beckas, had a minor hand cut.

San Quentin Calif San Quentin Prison John Apostle Robert Kent San Bernardino County Charles J. Beckas Sonoma County Apostle Kent East

Korea to Begin Color TV Transmission in 1974

Korea Broadcasting System officials say color television equipment installation will start next year with plans to launch color transmission in 1974. The state run network aims to upgrade broadcasting capacity and improve program quality.

Color IN Korea Seoul UPI Korea Broadcasting System

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