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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1967

Page

11

U Thant Critiques Vietnam War Theory and North Bombing

UN Secretary General U Thant questions the view that North Vietnam controls the South and argues the NLF is independent, not a Hanoi puppet. He cautions that halting bombing unconditionally could threaten wider Western security and urges careful handling of peace talks.

William N Ted el Thiz Stooge North Vietnam South Vietnam United States North Inam Deep Fetter Phan van Dong Paris Maj.Van Bo Neroubicea Hatcot Radio North’ Vietnam U.S North Newsfmen Thant Vietnam Dean Rusk National Liberation Front Hanoi NLF Algeria

Retirement marks 54 years with Santa Fe Railway

Charles Didway reports on J. A. Stallings known as Mr Santa Fe who retires after 54 years with the Santa Fe Railway Company. Stallings began as a clerk in Glazier in 1912 and rose to station agent at Post in 1924. He witnessed shifts from steam to diesel, and radio to microwaves, while active in church, Rotary, and local commerce.

Post J. A. Stallings Santa Fe Railway Post Dispatch Charles Didway Santa Fe Santa Fe Railway Company Stallings Lubbock Richardson Glazier Tex Panhandle McCoach Hazel McCoach Fulbright Canadian George Washington Miami Floydada Lamesa Snyder Double A

Government trial unfolds with guarded statements and strict juror controls

Government opens its case as Judge Gasch admonishes jurors to avoid outside commentary. Williams may speak after the government rests. The jury is sequestered overnight and over weekends as the long trial proceeds, with limited press access and a crowded courtroom. Witness Tucker testifies of fee sharing in 1961 and 1962, reporting about $3,700 in 1961 and noting Baker received more than half. Spott cites his firm and a $2,500 payment for services for a public relations firm in Washington.

Puerto Rico Haiti Williams Oliver Gasch Feen Tucker Baker Murray C. Spott Emanuel Celler Ponte Reiner Washington

Athens Plans to Stack Up on Canned Meat

Athens authorities outline strategy to stockpile canned meat amid potential supply disruptions. Officials cite anticipated shortages and urge procurement agencies to secure reserves, with immediate steps and timelines for distribution to relief centers.

Athens Greece

Congress PTT Mean ae quirement in Texas delegation

Fisher a conservative Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee cites the 83rd and 90th Congress transitions. He notes the era of large welfare programs may end and supports moving ahead with Guadalupes National Park development once mineral rights are transferred. Interior maps park specifics and seeks modest funding this year to begin development once water and sect challenges are resolved.

Fisher House Armed Services Committee Texas Guadalupes National Park Interior Department Far West-Texas White Texas Legislature Texaco Guadalupes United States Interior

Management Training Program Outlined by UT Leader in Lubbock

Dr. George Kozmetsky of the University of Texas spoke to Lubbock business executives outlining a comprehensive management training program for the last third of the century. He noted the effort as part of an aid initiative and highlighted his roles with UT and prior affiliations including the Presidential Advisory Committee on the National Data Center and positions at Harvard and Carnegie. Local arrangements were made by UT alumni Randolph Mills and Edwin Merriman.

Lubbock George Kozmetsky University of Texas Kozmetsky University College of Business Graduate School of Business Lubbocks Lubbock- Country Club Edwin E. Merriman Art Dean Seattle Wash

Barker Named To New Post

Raymond Barker has been elected executive vice president of the American State and will start work there. While a student at Texas, he began his career in public service.

J. P. Spears Santa Fe Slaton Stallings Spears TECH Texas Tech Beta Sigma Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Bill Parsley Aphio Chapter David Lewis Lamesa Boy Scouts of America Barker New. Post Raymond Barker Ett Tex- Tey

Forgery and burglary reports swirl in Lubbock city

Police investigated a pattern of forged checks totaling 123.10 dollars drawn on Consolidated Bearing and Supply Co. at First National Bank of Lubbock. The checks were used at several 7-11 stores and Pak-A-Bag, with multiple money orders issued. Separate cases include theft from a garage, lootings of vending machines at Struggs Elementary, and a break-in at Hutchins Laundry with minor cash loss.

52Nd St Toth St Raleigh Ave 50Th St Lubbock William Hogan A. D. Ray 56Th St Struggs Hutchins Laundry E. Vues Britt. Jolley Norfolk St

Turner Gets Maximum Penalty In Aggravated Assault

A six man jury in County Court-at-Law No 1 fixed the maximum penalty of a 1000 dollar fine and two years in jail for Robert Turner 32 of Lubbock Negro found guilty of aggravated assault on a 14 year old girl on Sept 11 1965. Turner had pleaded guilty previously in August and received the same sentence. The trial began Monday and Turner elected to have the jury determine the punishment after the verdict. A window breaking and assault incident were noted in police reports and a December writ of error questioned defense representation during the guilty plea.

Robert Turner Lubbock Turner Ave. D Pat Moore Moore Pace Quinn Brackett Smith 1St

Defense denies restrictions while Air Force weighs strikes

Officials say the Defense Department denied formal limits but Air Force leaders believe road yards are strategic targets and a planned raid against Hanoi was canceled. The White House reportedly controls bombing decisions in the Hanoi area, though who ordered the cancellation remains unclear.

Air Force China Defense Department White “House Hanoi

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