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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1968

Page

6

Nixon Meets Solons as Hoover CIA Chief Stay Remains

Nixon promises weekly bipartisan talks with House leaders and plans immediate post inauguration meetings with both parties. Dirksen voiced cautious support for the nuclear treaty while leaving final Senate action to the body. Ford aims to ax the 10 percent surtax as Republicans seek fiscal relief amid Vietnam.

Gerald BR. Ford Michigan House Senate Dirksen Nixon Johnson Mike ® Mansfield Dmont Congress White House George Christian Ford Vietnam Weld

Connally Charts Budget Path Amid Tax Debate

Connally presents a budget stance insisting on prudent tax levels and rejects intruding on decisions for the new governor. He cites a projected $103.5 million general revenue surplus at fiscal year end and supports providing funds for a governor elect to hire a staff and organize the office after the November election.

Connally Smith Legislative Budget Board General Revenue Fund

Peace Talks Stall Over Vietnam Negotiations

Vice President Cao Ky rebukes U S policy as South Vietnam demands equal status for the Viet Cong NLF in any settlement. Kiem presses for recognition of NLF and South Vietnamese independence while warning against U S aggression and a fixed timetable for troop reductions.

Handred North Vietnam Viet Cong Saigon Neuven Cao Ky Clifford NLF Hanoi Kiem South Vietnam United States Mekong Deli

Johnson flips switch as Alaska village gets power

President Johnson activated electricity for the national Christmas tree and also turned on power in the village of Nulato on the Bering Sea. Nulato marks the first of 59 Alaskan hamlets to receive electric service under the new government electrification program.

Washington UPI Johnson White House Nulato Bering Sea Alaska

Lubbock Couple Report Break-in and Assault

A Lubbock couple told police that a Black man about 40 forced entry into their near Southwest Lubbock home. He allegedly assaulted a 88 year old wife and grappled with the husband and their 1 year old son but caused no serious injuries. He left after about two hours. the couple fear a return. Police say the incident occurred between 1 and 3 a.m.

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Argentine Well Blast Kills Four In Pico Truncado

A government owned oil well exploded and burned in Pico Truncado Argentina killing four workers. Firefighters faced extreme heat and could not approach within 150 feet as sparks ignited from a hidden gas deposit encountered during drilling.

Pico Truncado Argentina Ypro Petroleum Company

Flu fears spread as Hong Kong flu looms in Texas

Health officials warn that the Hong Kong flu strain could reach Texas by month’s end. Dr. J. R. Peavy cites 12 sample cases and a national outbreak trend while schools like Wayland Baptist College and Texas Tech consider impact and possible class dismissals.

Wayland Baptist College Plainview Nathan Tubb South Plains College Levelland SPC Texas Tech Collee J. R. Peavy Hong Kong WSU Albania Madine Moonday NCDC Edat NODC Ceneradty

Crime rate up in Lubbock for first nine months of 1968

FBI figures show major crimes rose in Lubbock during the first nine months of 1968 with increases in forcible rape murder and non negligent manslaughter and aggravated assault. Armed robberies declined about 7 percent from 1957 levels.

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Fragmented historical notice on public aid and screening

A damaged passage discusses public aid and cooperation with Chief Goodfellow. It mentions careful screening of children and specific items like gifts and candies, all linked to a site and delicate early cannastinas.

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Shoplifters become a growing problem in stores nationwide

Retailers report a theft rate of one dollar fifty per hundred dollars of goods, with Christmas fueling the problem. Experts blame organized groups and indicate stores are responding with extra staff and electronic surveillance including closed circuit systems and magic eye devices. Measures include beefed up security, alert networks, walkie talkies, clerk training, and public warnings about penalties.

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Missing taxes in Dumas amount to 35000 dollars

Dumas city attorney James Lovell said an auditor’s report shows about 35000 dollars missing from tax assessor collector records over the past five years. Five thousand dollars were deposited on November 13 by former tax official James H. Perdue, who died of gunshot wounds that day in an accidental death. Perdue’s widow pledged to help cover the deficit.

Dumascar Dumas City James Lovell Lovell James H. Perdue Perdue

Such Sanity Hearing Set

A trio of witnesses is slated to appear as a sanity hearing is scheduled. Their testimony aims to clarify mental health status and the proceedings will determine next steps in the case.

Lawyer Seeks Sanity Ruling in Murder Case and More

A pretrial sanity hearing in Lubbock County will determine if Lach is presently sane, with potential trial if found sane. He faces murder charges linked to the death of Mrs. Morgan, investigated after a professor’s office break-in. Additional hearings involve Brown and James Marion on separate murder cases with appeals pending.

Lubbock County Areqd Bill Gillespie A. W. Salyvars Alton R. Griffin Lach Rusk Mattapan Mass Morgan Teo Brown D. J. Buges Brown Fini Shallowater EL Paso James Lee Marion Midland

Abernathy boy injured in bicycle car crash

An Abernathy seven year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Atchison, was seriously injured when his bicycle was hit by a car. He was taken to Methodist Hospital by Chambers Funeral Home ambulance.

Abernathy Doe Atchison Edwin Atchison Methodist Hospital Oby Chambers Funeral Home

President Johnson lights Christmas tree for unity

President Johnson lit the 115 year old Tangleman spruce outside the White House in a ceremony broadcast nationally. He prayed for unity behind President-elect Nixon and for a durable end to the war while urging peace and reconciliation abroad and justice at home.

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Blaze Damages Rooming House in Lubbock

Fire at the June Spears Boarding House, across from the cotton gin, damaged only a few rooms. Two Lubbock Fire Department units responded and held the blaze under control shortly after arrival with no injuries reported.

Birth announcement of daughter in hospital records

The article notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Gaon of ir 7, with details on the father serving in the armed forces and references to family members, hospitals, and locations including West Texas and the Philippines. It mentions weights, times, and various medical and institutional affiliations in a dense, OCR-like record.

Moers Bill Erwin Louisville Bowo Texas Tech Lubbock Sindauy Ion Memorial Chote Hospital Janvin Tech J. C. Richardson 40Th St Robert Gaon Ir 7 Mix Lares Scott Drree Sersvong

Fire Damages 57 Bales at TAT Pam Warehouse

Flames lash through the Servier Compress warehouse causing $6,000 in damage to 57 cotton bales. Fire Chief Art Holly attributes the blaze to a hot bale from a gin spark smoldering inside. Sprinklers limited most of the damage as crews worked remaining hotspots. A separate fire lightly damages cotton in a trailer at the US Department of Agriculture classing office nearby.

Pam Servier Compress Gary Jack O T. Greenlee Dist Art Holly US. Department of Agriculture 23Rd St

Georgia Jones Rites Slated

Funeral services are planned for Mrs. Georgia Jones, 8 of 206 Hib Flores, under Sanders Funeral Home direction. She died at 5 20 p.m. Monday at Methodist Hospital, a native of Arkansas and member of the Colvate Street Church of Christ. Survivors include her husband Walter and two sons Jackson and Walter A. J., both of Lauibhock.

Wo A Georgia? Jones Flores Colate Street Charel Chaist Offiepatines Dan Webs Colzate Street Burkash Wall Sanders Funeral Home Mars Hires Lutebock Methodist Hospital Arkansias Colvate Street

Santa Land to Expand Displays for Seasonal Interest

Nativity facility plans frequent new displays amid a $2,000 materials budget and about $1,500 for labor to install operate and dismantle the Santa Land setup at Mose Hood Park on Avenue Q 26th Street. Sante Chius will continue to hold court for South Plains children wishing to speak with Santa through Christmas Eve.

Sata Sul Santa Land Blackmore Mose Hood Park 26Th Street Avenue Q Sante Chius South Plains

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