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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1970

Page

6

Police Nab Six Posing as Tipsy Party-Goers

Undercover officers arrested six alleged Weathermen members before a bank firebombing in New York. They posed as drunk party-goers to lure suspects away from four Molotov cocktails set to ignite the First National City Bank branch on Madison and Swist. The six, three men and three women, deny membership while facing multiple charges, including arson attempts and conspiracy, with no bail after a judge noted a possible publicity motive.

New York Weatherman Claudia Conine Radical Weatherman East Side Chicago Nixon Fred Hampton Panther Hampton Mark Clark Peoria Ill West Side Panthers First National City Bank Madison Avenue Swist Street Richard R. Palmer Robin Palmer Cornell Univer Students For A Democratic Society Henry DiSuvero Irving Lang Lang Kenneth Conboy DiSuvero

Defusing Tensions in US Groups Urged by AJC Leader

Houston AP Bertram H. Gold executive vice president of the American Jewish Committee warned Friday that nationally serious divisions persist among groups. He spoke at the National Executive Council meeting on defusing tensions between blacks and whites workers and leaders and masses while expanding aid to Jewish poor and merchants. The report cites new mechanisms including the National Project on Ethnic America and the National Alliance for Shaping Safer Cities and notes unresolved Catholic Jewish relations across the Americas and Western Europe with Mexico and Central America needing attention.

Houston American Jewish Committee Bertram H. Gold Gold National Executive Council Human Relations Agency United States Committee Department of “Intergroup National Alliance For Shaping Safer National Project For Iby Vatican Council Latin America Western Europe Philip H. Hoffman Hoffman Mexico Central America Holy Land

Levelland Chamber Pledges to Pay Off Loans

Levelland's Chamber of Commerce plans to clear five years of notes with $3,374 pledged and paid into the loan fund and $919.8 pledged for increased dues investment. Chamber manager Jake Street urged citizens to join 52 members by donating to the loan fund committee led by Charles Battin and Jim Lindly.

Levelland Levelland Chamber of Commerce Jake Street Street Chamber Loan Fund Charles Battin Jim Lindly

Santa to Land in Post for 1970 Christmas Kickoff

Santa Claus will arrive by helicopter at 3 p m today to launch the 1970 Christmas season in Post He will fly over downtown then land at the high school football practice field He is to be escorted to the business district by the Post High Antelope Band Yule decorations are up and the town has its first mountain Christmas tree since.

Santa Claus Santa Post High Antelope Band

Federal funds flow to hurricane Celia recovery total

Washington says hurricane Celia recovery costs exceed 22 million dollars with a projection to run into August 1971. OEP notes 87 million in loans pending SBA and Farmers Home while Senate debates retroactive disaster relief legislation spearheaded by Senator Tower.

Washington UPI Texas Office of Emergency Preparedness OEP Corps of Engineers Departments of Agriculture, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Health,Education and Welfare Office of Education Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Corpus Christi Public Health Service iSmall Business Administration Farmers Home Administration SBA John G. Tower R-Tex Senate Houge Senate Tower

Move to Johnston Island Lethal Gas Stockpile Plans

The Pentagon plans moving a stockpile of mustard and nerve gas to Johnston Island 700 miles south of Hawaii with an initial shipment of 150 tons stored in WWII bunkers there. Remaining weapons await new storage facilities expected completed by early 1972. The plan follows past covert chemical weapon transfers to Okinawa in the 1960s and a 24 personnel incident.

Johnston Island Atoll Hawaii U.S Okinawa Pentagon Melvin’ R.laird

College Board Plans Oversight on Teachers and Admins

The Texas College Coordinating Board will study teacher and administrator behavior and qualifications. Chairman Manuel De Bush named a committee to hold hearings, gather data, and propose standards for employment and retention. The board also approved a Northeast Texas educational network serving 19 public and 5 private institutions.

College Board College Station Texas College Co Ordinating Manuel DeBush DeBush Dallas Texas North East Texas Information Network Associates Arlington Texas A&m University DeBusk Texas State Technical Institute J. H. Kultgen Roy Dugger Tarleton State College Stephenville Pan American College Edinburg Taylor County Texas A&i University Paris Junior College

Tech to offer 18 hour minor in ethnic studies

Texas Tech University’s College of Arts and Sciences announced a new 18 hour minor in ethnic studies to start next semester. Dr. Alwyn Barr named director with a committee including Charles Chandler J Richard Crider Billy Aguero and Ria Blount. The program emphasizes Mexican American and Negro minorities with Indian culture included. Courses require cultural anthropology and American minority problems plus 4 more from offered options.

Texas Tech University College of Arts and Sciences Alwyn Barr Barr Charles Chandler J. Richard Crider Billy Aguero Ria Blount

Seminole Parade Awards Made

A giant globe float themed Peace On Earth won first place in Seminole’s Christmas parade. The Seminole Liong Club entered the winning float. Tau Upsilon of Beta Sigma Phi earned second place with Christmas Prayer featuring three children. Third was Seminole BPW with Not a Creature Was Stirring. Odessa College Sanoritas drill unit joined marchers. Honorary mention went to Seminole Girl Scouts for Winter Wonderland float.

Seminole Liong Club Tau Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi Sorority B&pw Odessa

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