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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1968
Page
4
Pentagon cites red power growth in Vietnam areas and warns of a coalition government with Viet Cong participation. The analyst notes political risk and public support dynamics as the conflict evolves.
Washington reports outline limited strategic options as defenders discuss two alternate paths in Vietnam. Officials say Soviet heavy weapons and air defenses complicate the war while budget talks consider defense research funding amid cost growth and potential supplemental needs.
Memphis faced growing trash piles as 1 300 striking workers remained out, despite a court ruling and police guard deployment. A gun incident on a Tyson truck escalated tensions, and officials warned of repeated delays in collection while contractors and union leaders sparred over replacements and safety.
The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce banquet is scheduled for 7 30 p m at the Pioneer Memorial The Year a Citizen of the Year 1967 and Nonello Mi a truale are noted Decorations were planned by Mire Jerry Beart and Jim Jefferies New Officers will be installed including Joe Hargrove as president Outgoing president Pill Marley plans to pass the gavel.
Constance Ann Pike, 18, daughter of Bishop James A. Pike, was treated after taking sleeping pills to knock herself out. Police said she was semi conscious. doctors reported she is conscious and in satisfactory condition. The piece also notes Texas Baptists opposing liquor by the drink and calls for investigation into the TLCB.
The Texas Tech Foundation board schedules a meeting today at Tech. Chairman William H. Evane leads the tour and museum development campaign while Parsley reports on the president's Council for Institutional Planning. Mrs. Jean A. Jenkins will speak on the Tech service institute.
In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission backed a three percent rise in rail freight rates after pressure from the major regional associations. Officials cited railroad needs for revenue to meet costs and to support the industry during a period of rising expenses, warning that the move could impact prices unless offset by broader policy. The decision noted national defense considerations and the role of freight costs in maintaining a sound economy.
A buffalo farmer in the Ihalow area recalls a token herd amid years of travels and snow. The old tale hints at plains sesroen and long lapses since prior track sightings.
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