Wallace Visit Sparks Rowdy Lubbock Airport Demonstration
Protesters from the NAACP and student groups clash with Wallace supporters as the Alabama candidate arrives in Lubbock Texas. Demonstrators march with signs while police bolster security and assess reports of potential violence. Wallace responds with humor and calls for calm during his address.
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Reed
J.T. Alley
Goldwater
Rick Pendery
Tech
Sheriff's Office
Lubbock Municipal Airport
Alabama
George Wallace
Edward L. Colby
Pratrie
J. T. Alley
Wallace Campaign Fares Poorly At Lubbock Airport Stop
Wallace urged voters to back his ballot effort in Texas and criticized federal policies during a noisy appearance in Lubbock. He pressed for precinct meetings on May 4 and attacked communism, the UN, and local school control while defending policemen and firemen amid security precautions and protestors.
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Vietnam
Amarillo
Lurleen
Albania
Lubbock
Washington
Texas
Selma
Ala
Welch
Mac Austin
South Plains
Austin
Births Increase at Reese and West Texas Hospitals
A list of newborns from Reese AFB Hospital and West Texas Hospital notes multiple families welcoming new babies. Parents include Lt and Mrs Herbert W Powley at 223 Indiana Ave and others like Mr. and Mrs. David Merritt of S101 40th St and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray Hogan of 4418 47th St. Hospital times range from 6:28 p.m. to 9:21 p.m. Thursday, with weights from 6 pounds to 8 pounds 9 ounces. Each entry mentions the father’s occupation and employer, including Reese AFB, R and R Electronics, Southwest Crop and Stock, Nutone Inc, and the city’s Lauf Clinic among others.
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Indiana Ave
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Thomas C. Fox
David Elliot Merritt
40Th St
Highland Hospital
R and R Electronics
Donald Ray Hogan
47Th St
West Texas Hospital
Southwest Crop and Stock
Delbert Lee Smith
36Th St
South Plains. Electric. Co-op
Ray Arthur Brown
Sith St
Cates
Nutone, Inc
Algiandre Renteria
O'Donnell
Lauf Clinic
John Garza
St. Fevelland
Levelland
Stanley Koetting
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Plaing Steel
Lubbock School Board Considers Boundary Shifts and Integration
The board weighs proposed boundary changes for next year to satisfy HEW de facto segregation concerns. Staff plans include pairing assignments to avoid lone teachers of a race at any school and phasing out optional zones while enrollment is expected to dip slightly.
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HEW
Lubbock
Lubbock Independent School District
Welfare Committee
Lubbock Classroom Teachers Association
LCTA
William Powell
Summer School Faculties Are Named Here
Lubbock trustees named principals and faculties for the June summer session. Henry Zorns and Raymond Pack head high and junior high schools at Coronado and Hutchinson. Dupre hosts elementary classes with teacher list led by Roberta Carter and Judith Harvey across grades.
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Peggy Jo Beckum
Sharon Kay Benson
Bethany College
Marcia
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Milton Greer
Dupre
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la Mae Curry
Myrcle
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Harwell School
Nettie Segrest
Pete Aleman
Carol Czerwiec
Jackson School
Elizabeth Martin
Nora Cantu
Marguerite Goodwin
Mary Newton
Mary Shaffer
McWhorter
Mary Arnett
Arlee Jackson
Gracie Taylor
Martin
Maria Rivas
Clarabel Smith
Letha Bety Wyatt
North Avenue U
City to Clarify One Way Plan For University Ave and Ave X
City officials stressed no immediate action on converting University Avenue and Avenue X to one ways. Mayor Rogers issued a statement saying the council has not taken official action and staff may negotiate for right of way near 19th Street and Avenue X to protect future transportation planning. Public hearings would precede any mass transit decision, which could be years away.
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University Avenue
Ave. X
W. D. Rogers Jr
19Th St
19Th Street
Avenue X
Tower assails attorney general over law enforcement stance
The Texas senator laments the attorney general of the United States for undermining local officials and vows that law and order must be upheld. He warns that disarming police would yield to arsonists and looters and argues Clark is not psychologically suited for enforcement.
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Tower
Texas
Clark
Cost of living in 1968 may top 1951 high
Chase cites 1968 March inflation at 3.9 percent above a year earlier and predicts possible 4 percent level. He argues price hikes by retailers ahead of wage price controls and weak labor supply in some services pushed costs up since October, though he says controls seem unlikely amid Vietnam peace moves.
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Congress
Chase
Vietnam
Saigon on 100 Percent Alert Amid VC Offensive Fears
The report says Saigon has been on full alert for six days as Viet Cong forces plan an offensive like the prior major attacks. It warns the Communists aim to strike every major population center in South Vietnam and are building a powerful arsenal in Saigon with all possible means.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Phone Hopes Brighter Amid Tele Talk Strike Efforts
AFL CIO Communications Workers of America President Joseph A. Beirne flew from Washington to New York to join a union briefing and discuss informal talks with Bell System officials. Patrick J. Morgan, chief negotiator for 25 000 Western Electric installers, reported progress after meetings with Western Electric's labor relations director J Griggs.
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NEW York
Joseph A. Beirne
Washington
Beirne
Aflcio Communications Workers of America
Patrick J. Morgan
Western Electric Co
Bell System
J. §. Griggs
Western Electric
Men's Beads Stir Fashion Debate Across U S Stores
Beach wear beads debut face strong pushback from Tiffanys Fifth Avenue and Bonwit Teller in New York who decline to stock them while National Shirt Shops in Kansas City report booming sales and other outlets mix on the trend.
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Fifth Avenue
Walter Hoving
Tiffany
Bonwit Teller
New York
Formen
National
Kansas City
Harold Burke
India's Plaza
Atlanta
Rich’s
Davidson's
Chicago
Philip Jones
Christy’s Men's
Dairy income up in Texas dairy products in 1957
Texas farm incomes from dairy products totaled 186.2 million dollars in 1957, up seven percent from 1956, according to AP data.
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Texas
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