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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1971

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Abrams signals U S forces to join South Vietnam offensive

General Creighton Abrams said American ground troops would join a broadening campaign near the A Shau Valley close to Laos. He noted plans to allow South Vietnamese units to cross into Laos to strike along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, despite Nixon's ban on ground troops there.

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Severe Springs Turbulence Hits South Plains With Tornado Warnings

A round of spring turbulence headed for the South Plains prompted tornado warnings southeast of Lubbock. Funnels near Lubbock prompted alerts as storms spread across the region. Widespread wind and hail battered downstate areas with watches issued for Utah Montana Missouri and beyond.

South Plains Lubbock Larbna Buffalo Lakes Slaton

A Change In The Wind Yet We Found In Madison Ga

An Associated Press foreign desk note reflects on American perceptions during a U S tour. Reporters Peter Amett and Herst Pause, winners of the Pulitzer for Vietnam coverage, describe homes, motel quirks, and wary travel as they return from Indochina. They contrast glitzy service with rough realities in a country tour spanning mountains ghettos and small towns.

America Ceranml Canyon Associated Press Peter Amett Herst Pause Bath Condios Ameciea Horst Madison Miles Ithe Eaktoo U.S

Ford sees seventies as time of national challenge

U S Rep Gerald Ford spoke at a Bob Price Appreciation Dinner in Plainview praising the decade as a period of major tests including Communist aggression in Indochina and the economy while urging continued U S effort for meaningful peace in Southeast Asia. He emphasized allowing South Vietnam to determine its future and noted attendance by 210 people at the $25 plate event. Ford traveled with Rep Bob Price and Mrs Price, arriving by private plane after a news conference at Plainview airport. See FORD Page 10.

Bob Price Indochina House John Skaggs Male County Republican Committee Ford U.S John J. Kirchhoff Alcove Southeast Asia Vietnam

Lombardo's Brother Carmen Dies at 67

Carmen Lombardo, songwriter and longtime lead vocalist and tenor saxophonist with Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians, died Saturday in Miami at age 67 after a battle with cancer. He helped shape the band's sound since 1919 with hits like Boo Hoo Little Coquette Powder Your Face With Sunshine and Sweethearts On Parade.

Miami Carmen Lombardo Guy Lombardo Lombardo Royal Canadians Boo Hoo

Prayer for Home Blessing in Jesus Name

A reader asks for divine blessing on their home seeking love peace and happiness from above. The request closes with a prayerful Amen and devotion to God through Jesus Christ.

Heavenly Father Jesus

Snyder Hobby Illuminates History of Lamps at Home

Mrs Wayne Boren collects lighting devices from 1607 to 1890 tracing the evolution of home illumination. Her Jamestown era lamps, colonial chandeliers and later electric conversions fill her Snyder residence, with brass, glass and handpainted details.

Wayne Boren Snyder Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Jamestown

Liquor by the Drink Faces Key House Vote

In Austin, Speaker Mutscher battles to marshal a two thirds majority to send the Senate passed liquor by the drink bill to final action on Monday. Lt. Gov. Barnes links House votes to Senate adoption. optimism remains despite Friday’s 83 to 44 preliminary tally.

Associated Press Austin Gus Mutscher House Ben Barnes Senate Mutscher Mutschher

Arab federation formed by Egypt Syria and Libya

Cairo reports that Egypt Syria and Libya leaders announced a Federation of Arab Republics to unite nearly half of the Arab world. The group pledges no negotiations with Israel and aims to free occupied Arab lands with a single flag anthem and capital.

Cairo UPT Egypt Syria Libya Israel

New Page opens in U S China relations puzzle

AP special correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes a newly opened page in U S China relations. The feature notes vast stretches of the book remain unexplored and outlines the ongoing effort to unravel the Chinese puzzle.

U.s.-China Wiliam L. Ryan Ryan Sec. C Lubbock Sec

Big Spring Coed Wins Miss Luib block title at pageant

Denise Estes, an 18 year old Texas Tech freshman from Big Spring, was crowned Miss Luib block 1971 in a revived Jayere sponsored pageant at Moody Auditorium. Thirteen contestants competed as Estes earned the top honor and a scholarship for piano studies at Tech.

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Inmate Snatches Keys During Jail Break Attempt

A life-term inmate armed with a makeshift knife briefly escaped in a jailbreak attempt at the county jail. Wesley Emerson hid in a cheater cell, knocked deputy Slack’s keys, fled with two trusties pursuing, then was captured by Deputies Holder and Woodard within minutes outside the jail. The knife was recovered outside. This was the first jailbreak here since January 1969.

Ted Holder Far Woodard Wesley Emerson Emerson Davie Slack Slack Semerson Lubbock Woodard Holder

Weather forecast and readings for the region

Early morning cloudiness gives way to partly cloudy skies continuing through Monday. Winds rise, temperatures warm, and a slight thunderstorm chance appears tonight into Monday. Highs in the mid to upper sixties, lows around the low fifties, rain chances about 40 percent tonight. Sunrise 6 12 am, sunset 7 20 pm. Humidity near 99 percent at midnight.

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