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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1969

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GOOD START AT LEWISVILLE Pep Festival Treated With Polite Crowd

United Press Internationa reports Lewisville Texas hosted a pep festival drawing 40 000 to 50 000 music lovers. Police chief Ralph Adams praised the crowd for order and courtesy while a 14 member security force watched the event. One arrest occurred when a local man tried to assault attendees. Two bearded youths from San Antonio area were involved, organizers noted.

Lewisville Ralph Adams Adan Kirk Wit Adams San Antonio

Dangerous Francelia storm strengthens in Caribbean

Hurricane Francelia rapidly gains power with 75 mph winds and 175 mile gale extent threatening Jamaica and surrounding areas. Officials warn of dangerous conditions as the system moves north with potential impacts on Texas after Camille's legacy.

vabeacke-Journal New Warn Caribbean Francelia Jamaica Robert Simpson National Hurricane Center Camille Texas Lubbock el Paso Carlsbad Guadalupe Air Force Miami Ted

US Artillery and Navy Bombard DMZ Amid Valley Trapping Push

U S artillery with naval gunfire hit the northern DMZ as 3 000 U S and Vietnamese troops sealed escape routes from Que Son Valley to trap about 900 retreating North Vietnamese. Col Jildo Codispodi said the move aimed to trap them as fighting continues near Da Nang and Gio Linh with American and Vietnamese casualties reported.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Jildo Codispodi Brooklyn N.Y 7Th Marine Regiment Boston Gio Linh Ben Hai River Dmz Que Son Pone Jong Valley da Nan BIG U8

Second annual Lubbock Riders Horse Show scheduled Saturday

A page note announces the upcoming Second annual Lubbock Riders Horse Show set for Saturday with details in Section E. The event highlights local equestrian clubs and planned demonstrations, drawing riders from regional stables and youth groups.

Lubbock Riders

Texas Tech enrolls more students in closing registration

Enrollment at Texas Tech reached a new high with 19,063 sign ups as registration closed Saturday. Unofficial counts suggest the total may be revised. classes are set to begin Tuesday. The figure compares to the 1968 tally reported by Barrowest.

Texas Tech Texas Technological College Texas Tech University Linda Anderson Mary Grzy Barrowest

Little Accomplished Returning Solons Face Work Pileup

Congress returns after a three week holiday facing a heavy load likely to keep it in session through Christmas. In eight months no major legislation has passed with Nixon's surtax extension stalled. Veterans blame Nixon administration for slow progress. Groundbreaking recommendations on welfare reform draft law revision and postal reorganization have been shelved for over a year. Much legislation remains to be acted in 1969.

Tae Conpres Fresn Washington Congress Nixon Capitol

Marshall Texas Mayor Found Slain

Marshall police found the mayor of Marshall and the city secretary dead after forcing entry to an apartment on Saturday. The incident is being investigated as a likely homicide with authorities seeking leads and motive.

Texas Marshall

Littlefield Festivities Rocked by Motorcyclist Crash

A motorcycle riding exhibition at Littlefield celebrations on Saturday left four riders injured, with two in critical condition. Witnesses said the cycle lost control before hitting a barrier, causing chaos during the event.

Littlefield Ele Hee Cotsdition

Governor Smith signs 60 day Texas emergency spending bill

Governor Preston Smith, critical of state finances, signs a 60 day emergency spending bill to avert a funding crisis. He accuses lawmakers of petty quarrels and lobby interference while noting Texas would run out of funds past Sunday without the measure. He faced boos at the Oilers Cowboys game amid tense politics.

Austin Preston Smith Texas Senate Smith House Houston

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