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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1969
Page
2
Frank appointed as the new chief executive of USIA network operations. The selection places veteran media leader at the helm guiding national information services and strategic communications.
Frank Shakespeare, Nixon’s TV advisor, resigns as CBS president to head the U S Information Agency. Nixon plans a stereo address and will discuss the State of the Union with Johnson. Shakespeare says USIA will tell the United States story to the world, including truthful coverage of shortcomings.
Nearly 50 persons attended the first of four seminars in management and food service training sponsored by the Texas Restaurant Association. The course, led by Giles D. Spillar a former TRA president, covered basics of food service training and enrollment remains open for the remaining sessions. Reservations and full information are available from Don McBrayer at WCBS TV.
Two performances set at 8 15 p m today and Wednesday. Tuesday limited to Texas Tech students faculty and personnel. Wednesday open to public with tickets from 5 50 to 3 50. Stars David Atkinson and Patricia Marand with a Mitch Leigh score and Joe Darion lyrics.
The Vatican paper blasts birth control as a paradox and tragic aberration urging Catholics to obey papal teaching. It cites conscience as sacred but warns against declaring its infallibility, urging acceptance of Humanae Vitae and church law. The piece notes global Catholic debate and calls for rapid conviction of papal aims.
At a Commonwealth conference in London Kenya Uganda and Tanzania refuse to attend talks on race migration and citizenship until Britain guarantees accepting Asians in East Africa. Uganda's Milton Obote cites Asian families from India who hold British passports but lack citizenship and could lose jobs and status.
Patrolman Stanley Rapaski and owner Casimar A. Czarwinski were killed in Detroit. Robert Heard Jr. 23 surrendered after being sought with Paul Kincannon 22. Kincannon died when police closed in as Heard gave himself up with a leg wound. Detained suspect faced first degree murder charges.
New Year appeal from The Reading Institute invites families and students to explore basic learning skill development. The program promises motivation and emotional adjustment through grassroots instruction at 3102 50th Street Monterey Professional Building SW 9-4008.
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