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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1967

Page

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Fort Worth Jewelry Heist By Dressed Bandits

Two well dressed men robbed James Diamond & Jewelry Co in the Waggoner Building downtown Fort Worth, handcuffed the owner and an employee, and escaped with jewelry valued up to $100,000. They rifled four cases and a safe, mostly watches rings and bracelets, then fled as police were alerted.

Fort Worth James Diamond & Jewelry Co Waggoner Jack James James David Dwartz Dwartz

Little Rock credits federal aid for urban renewal turnaround

Former Mayor Byron Morse tells Lubbock visitors that Little Rock faced a dire budget at six and a half million dollars before urban renewal. He notes the program rebuilt a decayed downtown with eye catching projects, though it continues to face challenges and relies on federal funds.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Little Rock Byron Morse Lubbock Morse Central Little Rock George Mur Millar

Navy Fliers Down Two MIGs in North Vietnam Skirmish

U S Navy pilots report shooting down two MIG21 fighters in North Vietnam using air to air missiles. The action marks the first dogfight in two weeks amid intensified air strikes. Across the theater, air and ground operations target rail yards, truck parks, and guerrilla fortifications with multiple sorties and raids reported.

Saigon North Vietnam U. S. Navy United States U.S South Vietnam Hanoi Constellation Air Force Kep Thai Nguyen Red Capital Tay Ninh Binh Dinh Song Re Valley

Lubbock area crime report and other regional items

The listing highlights Lubbock ranking seventh in Texas crime statistics in a regional page. Additional notes reference a bridge league travel section, a Kennedy riot witness request, a truth-in-lending bill snag, and local anniversaries including Kelly AFB in San Antonio.

Lubbock Texas Statistics Kelly Afb San Antonio

Prayer for Honesty and Respect in Daily Life

A Lubbock Reader asks Almighty God to help people deal honestly with others. The plea emphasizes respecting others rights possessions and reputations in daily conduct and faith.

Lubbock

Longview Solon Scores Smith On Rules Dispute

State Senator Jack Strong of Longview accuses Lt. Gov. Preston Smith of abuse of power and broken promises over a rules study committee. Strong cites prior pledges and witnesses, calling for Senate control to return to the chamber. Senate critics Grady Hazlewood Oscar Mauzy and others weigh in on perceived hypocrisy.

Longview Solon Smith Amarillo Hazlewood Senate Oscar Mauzy Dallas J Gin Lubbock Strong A. M. Aikin Jr Paris H. J. Blanchard Lubbock Ralph Hall Rockwall Bee Bolon

Dear Dad Reports Reach Top Officers Through Unofficial Channels

At least five generals and an admiral receive Vietnam war updates via informal lines, with messages often signed Dear Dad. The piece notes Gen Creighton W Abrams Jr and several other officers and their sons in Vietnam, linking Military Assistant Command ties, West Point lineage, and naval family history.

Associated Preas Washington Dad Vietnam Creighton W. Abrams, Jr Military Assistance Command MACV U.S South Vietnam Naot Weat Creighton Abrams III 1St Infantry Division West Point Princeton James T. Unger 91St Airborne Division Ferdinand T. Unger Lauris A. Norstad Allied Powers Europe Ryuku Islands Okinawa Mekong River Henry C. Mustin Lake Ontario Mustin Delta River Force Thomas M. Mustin States Lloyd M. Mustin

Freight Train Knifes Into Car In Cameron

A Santa Fe freight train collided with a car near Cameron court house square in Central Texas, killing at least two adults. Authorities searched for a missing child believed to be killed as the two adult victims were identified. Names of the deceased had not been released.

Cameron Texas Jess Brock Brock

Mayor Pledges Southeast Lubbock Cleanup Plan

City promises rapid steps after residents complain of rats snakes odors from a rendering plant and junkyard in a predominantly Negro area. Mayor Rogers outlines five actions including health visits to enforce sanitation rules and potential civil suit against American Metals Co. for nuisance.

W. D. Rogers Jr Lubbock Health Department Elder Street Southeast Development Corporation Green Fair Manor American Metals Co

U S Army Truck Hit in Korean Ambush

North Korean troops ambushed a U S Army troop carrier south of the 38th parallel killing three American soldiers and wounding 17 others. The attack involved the 7th U S Infantry Division and raised American casualties in ongoing border clashes near Seoul.

Seoul United Nations Command 38Th Parallel North Korea Johnson U.S

Canadian Engineers Seized in U S Prison Escapees Case

Two fugitives from U S prisons, including a self taught engineer who built the West German pavilion at Expo 67, are under arrest in Ottawa. Immigration authorities ordered George Ben Edmondson deported at once, though transfer to the United States may take until the weekend.

Ottawa U.S FBI Canada Immigration Appeal Board George Ben Edmondson United States Missouri State Jefferson City Royal Canadian Mounted Police Charles Edward Ervin Michigan Gordon Dale Ervin Jean Marchand Edmondson Alex Bormann Montreal

Eight Republican governors propose 60 point urban disorder program

Federal help lacking, eight Republican governors led by Rockefeller propose a 60 point action plan to curb urban riots. The measures include pooled police and firefighting resources, strengthened state police and National Guard, and tailored programs for disadvantaged areas. They argue federal rigidity hampers progress and urge coordinated local and state action.

Associated Press New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Michigan George Romney Rockefeller Romney John Love Colorado Spiro T. Aenew Maryland John H. Chafee Rhode Island Raymond P. Shafer Pennsylvania John A. Volpe Massachusetts Nils A. Boe South Dakota Johnson Volpe Chafee

Record Low as Norther Brings Cool Texas Heat Drop

A midsummer norther cools much of Texas with light rain and unseasonably mild temperatures. Dalhart tops 70s, Amarillo 73, Lubbock 82, and Lubbock sets a daybreak record of 61. Forecasters expect temperatures to rise toward seasonal levels and only light, scattered showers in parts of the state.

Texas Mercury Lubbock Panhandle South Plains Dalhart Amarillo U.S. Weather Bureau Reading Austin Lufkin Alexandria Beaumont Port Arthur College Station Presidio Laredo McAllen Alice del Rin Cotulla Houston

National Guard urged to enroll more Negroes in rioting plan

Johnsons urban rioting commission urged state National Guard units to enlist more Black soldiers and expand riot control training. The Army will require at least 32 hours yearly per Guardsman on countering snipers arson looting and racial violence. A separate panel led by Gov Hughes will study riot risk insurance for businesses in slums.

United Freee International Washington Johnson Special Commission National Guard Tlinots Otto Kerner Army Defense Department Ilingis

Weather map page notes in Lubbock area forecast

Partly cloudy today and tonight with a warmer trend. High near 90 and lows around the middle sixties. Wind variable, mostly from the east at light to moderate speeds.

Lubbock

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