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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1967

Page

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Peking Affirms Army Strife Heavy Wet-Dry Vote Due Today

Voters in Lubbock County Precinct 2 head to six polling places for a dry or wet liquor referendum with about 3 000 potential voters. Absentee ballots total 518 with six times the December 1960 figure. ballots read for or against off premise sale of all alcoholic beverages. County Attorney West confirms any resident of Precinct 2 may vote.

Lubbock County Lubbock Justice Precinct Woodrow Gin Woodrow Posey School Posey Slaton Fred E. West

Reversal On Vote Ruling Predicted In Texas

Attorney General Crawford Martin said the Texas ruling voiding the November 8 vote on a poll tax amendment was clearly erroneous and the state will appeal. The decision could require lengthy ballot texts and affect future constitutional amendments, with a contested liberal conservative split over voter registration.

Associated Press Astin Crawford Martin Dist Herman Jones Austin Martin Jones

Prayer text for daily devotion and intercession

A brief devotional request asking for unity, compassion, and forgiveness. It seeks blessings for sisters and brothers, families, the sick and needy, orphans, the sinful, the lonely, the aged, and the afflicted. It asks for strength to do Thy will and to avoid harming others.

Shallowater

Lions meet in Littlefield for midwinter gathering

In the Lubbock A-J the Lions International district holds a midwinter meeting today in Littlefield. The front page notes other items across sections including community ambassador applications and national and international briefs.

Lubbock Area Lions International Littlefield

LBJ Aide Weighs Departure Amid White House Uncertainty

Washington AP reports Esther Feterson, adviser for consumer affairs and assistant secretary of labor earning $27 30 a year, may leave her post. Labor Department sources say she does not plan to quit that job. No White House comment.

Washington Esther Feterson Consumer Affairs Labor Department White House

Chilly Job Artist Puts Tech Scene On Canvas

Polish born, French raised artist Jean Richard, a Dal las resident since 1962, found inspiration in holiday lights. After a one man show in Lubbock in 1966, he moved his studio to 3507 49th Pl and has been taking private commissions as the season ends.

Jean Richard Lubbock Texas Tech France Dallas United States 49Th Pl

Self surrender arrests 26-year-old robbery suspect

Lubbock police took R. M. Abney into custody Friday after a tip he would surrender. Abney, tied to a Pay-Less Package Store robbery on Slaton Highway, faced firearms robbery charges. He was identified by victim Mrs. V. O. Williams and held on a $10,000 bond.

Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Jim Fereerson R. M. Abney Route 1 1St Street Abney Slaton Highway V. O. Williams Williams Kde Lubbock County Justice of the Peace George McClesky

Ballot Issue BCD Series Begins With City Charter Change

Lubbock voters face a special election on Tuesday January 24 to decide changing the City Charter and ending city funding for the BCD. Avalanche Journal reporter Kenneth May outlines the BCD’s past and planned work in a four article series, with the first installment in the Morning Avalanche and three follow ups on successive days.

Lubbock Board of City Development BCD Avalanche Journal Kenneth May Avalanche

Not Camera Shy Cool Bank Robbers Take 60000

Three masked bandits robbed a New Orleans National Bank of Commerce branch on Friday. They took about 60000 in cash, with a bag of 10000 in tens. A white and green car fled. police found a matching vehicle blocks away.

Abney FE. 19Th Street Buffalo Lakes New Orleans Eleanor Petrossi National Bank of Commerce

Lani Bird II Nears Critical Geostationary Position

COMSAT announced that the Lani Bird II satellite will fire its rockets at 5 a.m. EST to reach a stationary orbit over the Gilbert Islands. If successful at 22,300 miles above the Equator at 176 degrees east, it will establish a 24 hour North America to Far East telephone and television link.

Washington UPI Communications Satellite Corporation Comsat Gilbert Islands Pacific Equator North America Far East

Purge in Peking as Anti Mao Foes Face Crackdown

Peking radio said a small anti Mao group exists within the army and is mounting a counterattack amid a broader purge of party leaders. Reports claim rebels rally behind Mao while the army backs his reorganization of the Military Cultural Revolution Committee.

Associated Press KYO Peking Radio Red China Tokyo Peking Mao Tsetung People’s Liberation Army Military Cultural Revolution Committee Marshal Chu Teh Army Liberation Daily Marshal Chu Liu Shaochi Wall Marshal Chu Teh Ho Lung Yomiuri Mao

Cedar Falls Toll Rises in Iron Triangle Sweep

U.S. forces report mounting Viet Cong casualties in Operation Cedar Falls as about 30 000 troops press the Iron Triangle. 286 VC killed 68 captured 105 surrendered with U.S. reporting a base camp in the Mekong delta and plans to deploy a 15 000 man infantry division to support Vietnamese units.

Associated Press AIGON U. S Cedar Falls Iron Triangle Delta South Vietnam Saigon U.S Mekong My Tho

Plainview Plans High School Consolidation No Problem

Plainview officials say closing the high school portion of Booker T. Washington School will pose no problems. The School Board consolidated Washington High with Plainview High, affecting about 110 ninth through twelfth graders and citing guidance from the U.S. Office of Education. The board voted to transfer Washington students to Plainview High for the new term starting Sept. 1, with all six present in favor after discussion. See NO SCHOOL Page 10.

Avalanched Journal Lainview Booker T. Washington School Plainview Iight Plainview School Board Washington High Plainview High School Washington United States Office of Education Harold Howes U.S. Commissoner of Education Plainview Schools Glenn Harrison

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Pauline Warner General Electric Pentagon North Vietnam Russia Brezhnev Hanoi West Germany Kurt Kiesinger Togo Women’s News LBJ By Jack Sheridan By Dave Knapp The Ihe Tao Chu Beirut Lebanon Yemen Harrison Noort
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