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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1967

Page

6

Governors Propose Seven Steps to Curb Urban Riots

Governors outline seven measures led by urban transformation, job and educational opportunities, better public services, expanded cultural and recreational options in slums, and private sector participation funded by two foundations. Aimed at cooling racial tensions, the plan includes enhanced state staffs and streamlined financing for prefinanced programs.

Urban Action Center Htema iShafer Chafee Rockefeller New York Atelegram William Guy North Dakota Osage Beach Love Republican Governors’ Assn Rockfeller New York City National Governors’ Conference White House James A. Rhodes Ohio Claude R. Kirk Jr Florida Ronald Reagan California Daniel J. Evans Washington Warren P. Knowles Wislenanecin

Solon blasts governor over pledge and words

Strong criticizes Governor Smith for breaking a promise and questions the trustworthiness of his word after a stated commitment.

Gov. Smith Strong

Kerner Commission Urges Guard Reform and Urgent Action

The Kerner Commission urged rapid action on guard reform noting low Negro representation in Army and Air National Guard. It called for intensified anti riot training, federal state review of officer qualifications, and joint efforts by defense, state officials, and the Negro community to correct the imbalance.

Johnson Sec Robert S. McNamara Kerner Commission Army National Guard Air National Guard U.S Department of Defense Newark Detroit Kerner Group

Little Rock urban renewal aims for Capitol Plaza and downtown revival

The city plans a seven million Capitol Plaza with underground parking and a pedestrian mall to spur downtown commerce. Banks threaten to build independently as federal funds support the project, while traffic lights and sign removals reshape the core. North Little Rock and Lubbock comparisons frame a wave of renewal supported by private investment and the University of Arkansas Medical Center.

Ous Millar Little Rock Millon Capitol Plaza Capitol Plaza Federal Civil Defense Agency 8Th Street Cand Morse Arkansas River Olen Thomas North Lite Rock Dewey Taplan Lubbock Industrial Foundation Timex Watches Teletype University of Arkansas Medical Center Lubbock Mississippi Texas Arkansas

Million Offer Aims to Take Allis-Chalmers Stock

A $230 million bid seeks to acquire all shares of Allis-Chalmers. In San Antonio a teenage boy faced murder charges after a fatal shooting linked to a family belief in hexes and witchcraft. Police say Daniel Galindo faces conspiracy to commit murder as investigators describe a fatal chain tied to an alleged curse.

San Antonio Dist Jim Barlow Sixto B. Galindo Jr Galindo A. P. Flores Daniel Galindo Lopez Danie

Southeast Lubbock cleanup push targets junk yards and dump odors

Mayor pledges city help to clean Southeast Lubbock areas near homes. A Citizens Advisory subcommittee will seek methods to end smoke and odors from the city dump, with experts to visit and possible chlorine gas use for rats. Residents recount sickening smells, cattle nearby, and health concerns as plans expand citywide.

Citizens Advisory Committee Lubbock Roy Anderson 28Th St Council Rogers Anderson Gotter Fiac Tulsa Charles Brown Booker T. Washington ‘Park Carver Heights Brown Little ‘Rock Little Rock Lubbock County BCD 4Th Street

City discusses chlorine gas use and metal yard concerns

City Attorney Sloan Senter cautioned that chlorine gas used by a metal recycling operation on railroad property could bring legal liabilities after residents report noise dust and rodent problems near Green Fair Manor. Police and investigators describe a fatality as the victim’s brother bore burn scars and spirits were invoked in interviews. Officers noted the plant’s effluent improvements as LTV bids to acquire Allis-Chalmers in a 230 million offer with a 45 per share tender for 4.75 million shares and 150 a share for 143 thousand convertible preferred shares.

Frank Castillon Gallindo Housing Authority American Metals Santa Fe Railroad Metal Company Senter Metal Collection Company Green Fair Manor East 24Th Street Bill Blackwell Dallas Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc Allis‘Chalmers Manufacturing LTV Allis-Chalmers Ito Alls-Chalmers West Allis Wis

LTV Drops Offers Target Allis-Chalmers as 1966 Sales Rise

LTV raises its bid activity with a seven day window after offering to pay about 500 million for control of Greatamerica Corp owner Braniff International and several insurers. In eight months LTV committed to roughly 900 million in purchases including Wilson & Co and Allis-Chalmers. A shooting accident injures nine year old Gregg Bacon at 3001 21st St and a Texas Tech journalism workshop grants awards and a 3000 grant to Continental Oil for engineering equipment.

iGross LTV Ito Greatamerica Corp Dallas Braniff International Wilson & Co Chicago Allis-Chalmers New York Agascus Health Department Iup Gregg Bacon William J. Bacon 21St St Methodist Hospital James Barnes Continental Oil Co Houston John R. Bradford

Engineer Edmondson For Ross and Anglin Faces Canada Return

George B. Edmondson a self taught engineer and chief at the German pavilion was hired by Ross and Anglin for a $60 million Shawville mill project. Police nabbed him June 29 after a tip from a magazine photo of a wanted criminal. A son was born to his wife Ginette four days later as friends petition to allow him to stay.

Ross and Anglin Edmondson Shawville Que Ginette Montreal Canada

Family Ties Link Generals to Vietnam War Roles

The article notes Lt. Col. Lemuel C. TT and Maj. Gen. Charles S. O Malley Jr and Capt. C A Patrick Corcoran are sons of senior officers. Lemuel TT serves with the 3rd Marine Division on the Vietnam front while O Malley Jr leads a Washington district post with a son in Vietnam. Corcoran, son of Maj. Gen. Charles Corcoran, commands an infantry battery as his father directs the 5th Infantry at Fort Carson.

Creighton Abrams U.S Vietnam Creighton Abrams Jr Saigon Abrams Lai Khe Atlantic Fleet Little Creek Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr Marine Corps Joint Chiefs of Staff Belleau Wood Guam Lemuel C. TT 3Rd Marine Division Washington Charles S. O'Malley, Jr Charles O'Malley Mike C.A. Patrick Corcoran 2Th Infantry Division Charles \. Corcoran 5Th Infantry Fort Carson Folo

Texas Grain Sorghum Forecast Surges in 1966 Crop

The USDA projects Texas grain sorghum at 377.16 million bushels, up from 311.70 million last year, as cotton acreages shift and dry weather frees land. China...

Washington Agriculture Department Texas Department Great Plains

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