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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1967

Page

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Icarus Aloft Once More First Flier Gains Honor

Athens reports Greece plans a king size statue of Icarus despite new evidence from Sicily. A Greek era pottery plaque shows Daedalus with wings riding a bull and holding Icarus, suggesting a non drowning ending. Italian scholars note the scene yet do not confirm revised fate.

Athens Greece Icarus Sicily Greater Achille Adriani Institute of Archaeology University of Palermo Daedalus Crete

Front Sparks Cool Winds and Flash Rain Hits Seminole

An isolated thunderstorm with 60 to 75 mph winds and a one inch rainfall blasted Seminole and Gaines County Wednesday night, causing roof damage, shattered plate glass, and downed trees. Flash flooding extended up to 10 miles west, with heavier moisture west of Seminole and rains in Andrews and Lamesa. The front lowered temperatures by as much as 30 degrees and forecasters warned of possible additional showers with temperatures near 90 by Friday.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Seminole Panhandle South Plains Gaines County Barrow Hobbs Andrews Lamesa Lubbock U. S. Weather Bureau Montgomery Ward Williams Department

Civil rights commission tightens integration laws urged

Civil Rights Commission asks tighter laws for integration and enforcement. The report calls for stronger protections and clearer guidelines across districts, with emphasis on equitable access and compliance.

Civil Rights Commission Sec. O

Senate action on tight riot curb law urged by GOP Southern Dems

Senator Dirksen previews a swift Senate push to erase AG control of the anti crime program and hand enforcement to the states. He cites allies McClellan and Eastland to tighten House measures and adds the package may become a strong enforcement bill for civil disturbances. Mansfield and Eastland will shepherd Senate action.

Jack Bell Washington House Senate Everett M. Dirksen Ilinois Dirksen John L. McClellan Arkansas James O. Eastland Mississippi Judiciary Committee Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Eastland McClellan Roman L. Hruska R-Neb Johnson

Prayer excerpt from Crosbyton preacher on eternal life

Today’s prayer expresses gratitude for the Word and the covenant for believers. It emphasizes faith in Jesus and the promise of eternal life as stated by H. T. Snyder of Crosbyton.

Father Jesus H. T. Snyder Crosbyton

Woman reports cigar shaped UFOs over southern New Mexico

Ruth E. Ford describes a grass green long cigar object with windows and paired propellers hovering near an empty highway between Deming and Las Cruces. A second identical object followed. She sent drawings and notes to Dr J Allen Hynek, with city coverage continuing on page 16.

Deming Las Cruces Miss Ford J. Allen Hynek Dearborn Observatory Northwestern University

Little Rock Sees New Face With Federal Aid

A revival sweeps downtown Little Rock as federal funds spark a facelift for aging buildings. Business leaders push modern styling on banks offices and hotels while suburbs gain momentum and the river city stretches toward a brighter horizon.

Little Rock Federal Funds

Fiber panel named to study Texas fiber futures

Speaker Ben Barnes announced a five member natural fiber study committee created by a House resolution. The panel will include two House members and three private citizens to review feasibility of expanding and coordinating cotton wool and mohair research and facilities. Members named are Charlie Scrubbs of Dallas chairman, Charlie Schreiner Kerrville rancher Roy Forkner Lubbock businessman Rep Hillary Doran Del Rio and Rep Delwin Jones of Lubbock.

Unidentified Flying Objects Reported on New Mexico Highway

Ruth E. Ford of 1707 16th Street saw two long grass-green cigar shaped objects with windows and propellers on a southern New Mexico highway. She reported the sighting alone, and UFO experts are examining the incident.

Ruth E. Ford 16Th St New Mexico Jim Marrs

Senate hearing backs broader bombing in Vietnam war

Admiral Ulysses S Grant Sharp urged continued air raids on North Vietnam and targeted additional military sites. Senator Stennis and others noted support for eased bombing limits while Ford pressed for widening targets including power and oil facilities despite a broader war risk. McNamara argued bombing aims focus on reducing infiltration rather than total destruction.

United Prone International Washington Ulysses S. Grant Sharp U.S Pacific North Vietnam Sharp Senate Preparedness Subcommittee John C. Stennis D-Miss Stennis LBJ Johnson Henry Jackson L+Wwasa Ford House Gerald R. Ford United States South Vietnam Soviet Union iChina Vietnam Defense Robert S. McNamara Stennis Group Sen Strom Thurmond R-Cs

Denver Area Quake Spurs Wide Shake-Up and Loose Bricks

A major Denver quake caused no injuries but shattered glass in stores and knocked bricks from a downtown chimney. Tremors extended to Pueblo, Cheyenne, and Brush, linked to the Derby fault and a disposal well at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, with quakes continuing after 1962 pumping.

Associated Prensa Denver Colo Pueblo Cheyenne Brush Jearth Mountain Plains Derby David M. Evans Colorado School of Mines Rocky Mountain Arsenal Arsenal Evans

Kirk Steals Spotlight At Brownbrown Rally In Florida

Governor Claude Kirk unexpectedly appeared at a rally headlined by H Rap Brown in Jacksonville and urged no talk of guns. A crowd of about 300 Negro supporters engulfed Kirk as Brown complained of white interference. The governor thanked the crowd and left as the event resumed.

Florida Brown Claude Kirk H. Rap Brown Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Jacksonville Fla Kirk United Prose International Tallahassee

Weather Map Page forecast for Lubbock

Partly cloudy today and tonight with a chance of thundershowers this afternoon or tonight. High near 90, low in the upper 60s. Wind variable to easterly 10 to 20 mph. Rain probability 5 percent today and 10 percent tonight.

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