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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1968
Page
4
The Tech board of directors commissioned twenty five security policemen as peace officers on Saturday under a new 60th Legislature statute. The group includes Lt. Sidney O. Boyd, four sergeants, and 19 officers led by Chief Bill G. Daniels.
James Richards, 28, pleaded guilty in Rochester Minnesota to obstructing the view of a driver. A highway patrolman wrote that Richards kissed a female driver while his car traveled at about 60 miles per hour, obscuring the driver from view.
Gerald Beard of Snyder joins a 25 who earned Texas Tech degrees in a summer commencement. His grandmother Mrs. Will Young of Bowie and mother Mrs. Haskell Beard of Snyder also hold Tech degrees. The family, with roots in Bowie and Snyder, celebrates three generations of Tech graduates. Gerald plans to teach in Earth come September.
A readable listing describes a living room group including a three piece set and an accompanying early American style bedroom group. The itemized description notes wood construction and classic design elements suitable for traditional interiors.
U S and South Vietnamese forces repelled a third major assault by North Vietnamese regulars on the Duc Lap Green Beret camp northeast of Saigon near the Cambodian border. About 150 Americans and 400 South Vietnamese were displayed with air support from bombers and helicopter gunships. US B 52s dropped nearly 400 tons of bombs in four missions, with 3000 enemy troops reported surrounding the camp and district HQ three miles away. Reports say over 100 VN troops were killed near the camps, with 500 enemy dead in actions across the country including 177 at Tam Ky and heavy losses near Quan Ngai City. Da Nang area described as quiet after Friday attacks.
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