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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1968

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Kinney Claims Canadian Shot Down Red Baron

Curtis Kinney, 80, who witnessed the 1917 dog fight, says a Canadian pilot in a Sopwith Camel of the British Royal Flying Corps killed Manfred von Richthofen. Kinney notes the ace died after a rough landing in France on April 21 fifty years ago, and hints at a Canadian sniper as the killer.

Associated Press Mount Vernon Ohio Curtis Kinney Baron Manfred von Richthofen France Germany Kinney Royal Flying Corps United States Air Service Wisconsin State Capitol New York Woolworth

Texas Tech Name Change Move Toward Bond Sale

Texas Tech directors postponed action on renaming the university while moving toward selling 13.5 million dollars in bonds funded by a new building use fee. Off campus fraternity and sorority lodges were authorized. Dr John R Bradford forecast rapid growth in graduate degrees and research. Governor Connally may be asked to pursue a name change in a summer special session. Bond issuance approved by the finance committee chair.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech John R. Bradford School of Engineering Roy Farr Lubbock John Connally Allison Finance Committee Honolulu Retha R. Martin Maru Texas National Bank of Com J TECH

B52s Attack Key Red Strongholds in Vietnam Action

Air strikes hit five enemy strongholds in the A Shau Valley Saturday night and today as U S forces press a possible prelude to a new northwest Vietnam push. Viet Cong losses totaled 59 in clashes near Saigon. no American deaths reported.

Associatedp Saigon Airy Force A Shau South Vietnam U.S U.S. Air Force U Minh Forest U.S. Navy St. Francis River North Vietnam Panhandle U.S. Command A Shau_ Valley Hue Air Force Navy Marine 39Th Parallel

Panhandle-South Plains Fair draws 1600 area students

Lubbock area high school students expected to compete in Voc-Ag judging events at Tech on Saturday. Other items note Puccini operas at Texas Tech Music Theater and a list of major sections and pages in the issue.

Lubbock Area Pat Boone Voc-Ag Tech Texas Tech Music Theater

Tornado Strikes Greenwood Arkansas Kills Dozens

Lt Gov Maurice Britt said disaster designation is sought after a tornado near Greenwood Arkansas struck early Saturday. The town of 2000 saw 12 killed and many injured as rescuers searched rubble. Forecasters warned late and a 400 foot wide path cut through the Ozarks town.

Robert L. Gilmartin Maurice Britt Greenwood, Ark UPI Weather Greenwood Britt Top National Guard Little Rockwood Red Cross Civil James Hutt Ford Smith Ozarks Beaumont Milllion Earl Dodd

Suzanne Arnold Wins Lubbock County Spelling Bee

Suzanne Arnold, age unspecified, of Evans Junior High in Lubbock, won the Lubbock County Spelling Bee and earned a spot in the 16th annual Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Spelling Bee on May 4 at O L Slaton Junior High auditorium.

Opal Dixon Avalanche-Journal Evans Junior High School Lubbock Suzanne Arnold Howard County Stewart Wayne McKeehan Nimitz Odessa Bevis D. McKeehan Bailey Midland Mitchell Suzanne Rex L. Arnold Lubbock County O. L. Slaton Mary Dwornczyk St. Joseph School Slaton

Prayer Poem Courtesy Curtis Burton

A short prayer expresses gratitude for pretty days and all ways with special thanks for love and care. The speaker notes appreciation for small blessings in daily life, attributed to Curtis Burton.

Curtis Burton

Debris Yields Six Survivors in Windhoek Jet Crash

A South African Airways Boeing 707 carrying 129 people crashed after takeoff from Windhoek Namibia. Six survivors, including Dr J G Der Wath and flight officer R Armstrong, were reported with injuries. Pilot Capt E Smith died. wreckage spread over five miles as rescue teams struggled to reach the site.

Windhoek South-West Africa South African Airways Thomas Taylor Taylor J. G. der Wath Bellin Offer ‘Outh African’ Wool Board International Wool Secretariat Board J. Holliday R. Armstrong E. Smith Tokyo Bay J. G Tanner Laine Passen- Avalanche-Journal Spearman van Horn Meadow Sane London Johannesburg UIL Texas Tech Johannes Odessa South Plains Lion's Quanah Olney High School Floydada High Stamford Carroll Rue Olney Jackie Pringle Doug Cannon Rande Brown Floydada Kyle Brown Brady Sandra Jeske Friona

Plane crash delays South African Airways launch

A Viscount aircraft crash near PAHUTE MESA delays the planned launch of South African Airways international service. Two people are reported killed while technical problems postponed the Boeing 707 entry into service planned for April.

South Africa Airways Pahute Mesa New UPI London South United States Africa South African Airways Pretoria

Bid Tabulation Slated On U S 87 Expansion

Texas Highway Department will tabulate bids in Austin Tuesday for converting U S 87 south of Lubbock into a four lane divided highway at an estimated cost near 2.99 million dollars. The 10 mile project to start within about 30 days would take about 300 working days and is the largest highway contract in District Five history.

Texas Highway Department Austin Lubbock Highway Department Lubbock County Texas Highway Department District Five Oscar L. Crain Tahoka Lub Tohoka Lynn County

Hope Grows For End To Phone Tieup

Nationwide strike by 200000 telephone workers enters third day as AFL-CIO union calls Washington session for Sunday to push breakthrough. Bell System offers path to agreement while Western Electric proposes 7.5 percent raises. union seeks 10 percent. Cable cuts and payphone pranks reported across several states amid service disruptions.

Associated Press Washington Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America Bell System Joseph A. Belme Bele Western Electric Michigan Bell Michigan Ohio Indiana New Jersey California Florida Pendleton Ore

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