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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1968

Page

3

Democratic Loyalty Split in Three Way Presidential Race

Washington UPI reports Democratic loyalties show division as a three way race develops for the presidential contest. George J. Marder notes factions forming amid competing candidates and policy appeals.

George J. Marder Washington UPI

Tiwa Indians Gain Official Tribe Status for Texas Band

President Johnson signs a bill designating the Tiwa Indians of El Paso as a recognized tribe. The 167 member community will receive state support for programs including free school lunches medical care and clothing. The move allows Texas to oversee federal anti poverty initiatives and preserve Tiwa songs dances and language. June dances at Ysleta Mission continue as the Tiwas recall their early Texas settlement roots.

Austin Texas Johnson el Paso Ralph Yarborough Richard White Congress New Mexico Spain White Ysieta Yarborough Old Ysleta

Planetarium shows time travel through relativity and quasars

April Sunday lectures at 3 p.m. in West Texas Museum on the Texas Tech campus explore relativity, time viewing through telescopes, and distant quasars. Admission 50 cents to 23 cents, free for museum members. parking available.

Planetarium West Texas Museum Texas Tech The West Texas Museum Assn Broadway

New Dining Plan Aims to Save Air Force Money

Air Force reservists recalled to active duty will see changes in dining at Reese Air Force Base with a new buffet style option featuring hamburgers and hot dogs alongside traditional meals. Ground meat and wieners are provided for the alternate meals, with separate-ration airmen paying 60 cents for noon and 45 cents for evening meals.

Air Force Reese Air Force Base

Brothers Die In Ironic Auto Crash In Michigan

Two brothers from Michigan were killed when their car ran off a road and crashed into a house in South Haven whose kitchen had been the scene of a 1960 murder involving a third brother. Sheriff Whitcomb noted the eerie coincidence as the affected family grieved and the house sustained major damage.

South Haven Mich Aps Robert Whitcomb Allegan County Michigan James Bell Charles Bell Hastings Enid Harold Bell Bryan Hoffett Whitcomb Glen Daley House Daley Daley House Evel

Benefit Show Draws 4000 in Lubbock for Lions Club

More than 4,000 attendees filled the Lubbock Coliseum Saturday for a Lions Club and Seventh Step Foundation benefit. Headliners were Dan Blocker and Mike Landon of Bonanza with acts by Tony Lee Scott the Fireballs and Slumtown S...

Lubbock Coliseum

Rally At Airport For Yarborough Governor Bid

A rally for Don Yarborough Democratic candidate for governor is set at Municipal Airport between 4 and 4 30 p.m. Monday during his stopover en route to Borger and Amarillo. He returns to Lubbock Tuesday afternoon and attends a $5 plate Yarborough for Governor dinner at 7 30 p.m. in Vanns Catering Service. A luncheon in Amarillo will precede the dinner with tickets available from Lubbock campaign headquarters 3029 34th St SW5-0309.

Don Yarborough Municipal Yarborough Borger Amarillo Lubbock Vann Houston 34Th St

Plane crash kills Egyptian mining officials and crew

A two engine aircraft carrying six mining officials and three crew members crashed and burned in the western desert while flying from an iron mine near Bahariya oasis to Cairo. No survivors were immediately known according to Al Ahram.

Cairo UPI Bahariya Oasis al Ahram

Negro Peace Forces Move to Restore Calm Across Cities

In the wake of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination crowds ignite unrest in several cities but volunteers from church civil rights and black power groups mobilize with the slogan cool it baby. In Chicago Blackstone Rangers and East Side Disciples pledge peace while Baltimore youth distribute signs urging restraint and San Francisco's Youth for Service resumes operations to prevent arson and looting.

Chicago Blackstone Rangers East Side Disciples Battimore San Francisco Youth For Service Office Martin Luther King Jr Washington New York Boston L 'Angeles Cincinnati Newark

Beaver aircraft crashes near Seoul injures no one

A U.S. Army A6A Beaver crashed into a rice paddy four miles southwest of Seoul on Friday. Pilot 1st Lt. Gary E. Taylor of the Army Security Agency escaped without injuries, according to a military spokesman.

Seoul Korea Gary E. Taylor Army Security Agency Group

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Texans Hubert Humphrey Robert F. Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Humphrey Harry S Truman Kennedy Kenneth M. Curtis Maine Philip H. Hoff Vermont Wil Edward M.kennedy Massachusetts Walter F.mondale Fred IR. Harris Oklahoma Joseph D. Tydings Maryland Stephen M.young Ohio Young Kennedy-McCarthy McCarthy George Meany Afl-Cio Organized Labor James H. Rowe, Jr RFK John J. Burns N.Y Lester S Hyman Mass J. Joseph Garrahy R.I California Jesse Unruh John D. Rockefeller IV West Virginia Robert Rock Indiana Americans For Democratic Action ADA New Hampshire Wisconsin Vietnam Senate Lee Channel Pol Charles Grace Sam King Donald E. Mullen John P. Spiegel Lemberg Center For the Study of Brandeis University John V ‘Lindsay New York City Kevin’ H. White Shim Cleveland Carl B. Stokes Cleveland Browns Baltimore Pittsburgh Spiegel Lindsay Yours W. D. “Dub” Rogers
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