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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1969

Page

7

Solons Back Changing Name to Texas Tech U

The board votes to rename Texas Technological University to Texas Tech University with unanimous support. Student body president Riddle warns of opposition in the Legislature while directors caution about maintaining identity and avoiding incidents. Wayne James calls for the recommended name and the board plans to upgrade the School of Agricultural Sciences.

Riddle TTU Harold Hinn Dallas Carl Reistle Tech Reistle Wayne James Ex-Students Assn School of Agricultural Sciences

Texas Tech board orders athletic program restudy

The Texas Tech board directs a comprehensive review of the athletic department led by Dr. Grover E. Murray. T. L. Leach says the council will begin the study almost immediately with a report expected by the February meeting, while some directors push for upgrading the program to national standards.

Grover E. Murray Tech Texas Tech Murray T. L. Leach Athletic Council Avalanche-Journal King Robison Leach J. William Davis R. L. Rouse de Paul J. Woods Arthur L. Draper Phillip Johnson 88. M. Kennedy Jack Maddox Charles Matthews Dalas G. C. Dents Association Mike Riddents E de Lf Davenport Indiana Avenue University Avenue Norman Igo J. J. Fritch, Inc School of Business Administration Roy Farr Lubbock al Allison Levelland Allison AEC Atomic Energy Commission Panhandle Margaret W. Weeks Mina Wolf Lamb Farr Herbert Allan Houston Tannery Dallas San Antonio Retha Martin Allen Formby Cash Reistle Hinn

Exodus to Austin underway as Lubbock roars in

In Austin for inauguration festivities Lubbock groups march in a cavalcade led by the 71st ROTC unit. Peggy Kincannon and four UT coeds ride the chamber float while Arch Lamb drives a mule wagon. City leaders and Tech officials attend events including a 533-student band trip, a 96-seat jet, and a 200-ticket sale prayer breakfast.

W. D. Rogers Jr Tech Austin Lubbock Area

Clifford calls for arms talks while trimming FB111 production

Clifford announced cutting FB111 production from 210 to about 120 citing cost and payload limits. He urged new U S Soviet discussions on strategic weapons despite delays from the Czechoslovakia crisis. He supported Sentinel ABM deployment but warned against provocation and outlined deterrence scenarios involving China and the Soviet Union.

Clifford Air Force Robert S. McNamara Czechoslovakia United States China McNamara U.S Red China

Parties Cleared Way for Vietnam Peace Talks This Week

Four sides to Vietnam peace talks cleared procedural hurdles in a five hour session. U.S. officials stressed caution while Cyrus Vance and William J. Jorden hailed the progress as U.S. and Saigon seek early settlement talks. Hanoi urged four sided framing, Americans emphasized two sides, with date to be set soon as Harriman departs.

Paris Vietnam United States Soviet Union U.S William J. Jorden Cyrus R. Vance Jorden U.s.-Saigon National Liberation Front Hanoi Front NLF Hanoi Henry Cabot Lodge Vance Washington

Mahon to Represent Texans at Inaugural Events

Rep Mahon will represent Smith at a reception for the 50 governors this afternoon and greet Texans visiting Washington for the inaugural. He asks fellow Texas House and Senate members from both parties to assist in welcoming attendees during the White House events with the governor’s representative and military aide.

Mahon Smith House Senate Washington Texas Nixon White House Mahons

Nixon Inaugural Week Brims With Events And Protests

Mrs Nixon leads opening inaugural day events while mobilization groups plan a counter demonstration and ball in Washington. Protesters gather as 10 000 marchers are forecast, amid a record budget for inaugural activities totaling about 2 7 million dollars.

Tion National Mobilization Committee Vietnam Chicago Washington Monument America National Gallery of Art Nixon

Youth Still Faces Charges In City

Felony theft charges against 19 year old Thomas Willian Evans of 1916 55th St remain on record in the district attorney's office. Evans, a Monterey High School student, is under a $500 bond for the theft of 22 head of cattle from Farmers and Ranchers Commission Co on the Slaton Highway. No other charges are expected.

Thomas Willian Evans 55Th St A. C Charlie) Bowman Sheriff's Department Evans Monterey Farmers and Ranchers Commission Co Slaton Highway

Land Shortage to Haunt HUD Chief Romney

George Romney faces a nationwide land shortage as he准备s to lead HUD under Nixon. Urban reports warn of doubled land values and 20 percent idle central-city property in 160 major cities, underscoring the challenge of supplying land for affordable housing and urban growth.

Washington UPS George Romney Nixon Administration Michigan Commission Johnson

Plane Crash Prompts Coast Guard Search Across Area

United Airlines identified the captain as Arnold Leversen 49 of Santa Anna California. Crew included 1st Officer Walter Schlemmar 33 2nd Officer Keith Rf it 25 Vaswig 25 Tacoma and Margaret E Lady 23 Denver with three stewardesses and 31 passengers. Foul weather predicted to continue today as search craft mobilized two helicopters two county boats several airplanes and seven Coast Guard vessels.

Coast Guard United Airlines Chicago Arnold Leversen Santa Anna Calif Walter R. Schlemmar Camarillo Keith Rf. It Cearaeaeene Vaswig Tacoma Margaret E.lady Denver

Blaze damages kitchen at Cabana Motel on 19th Street

Fire broke out just before midnight Saturday in the restaurant area of the Cabana Motel at 2300 block of 19th Street, heavily damaging the kitchen. Firemen used a ladder from a hook and ladder truck to reach the roof and cut through it to reach the blaze. No injuries reported and flames were contained before spreading to the adjoining motel complex. Officials said the fire apparently started near the kitchen range.

Cabana Motel 19Th Street

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Solons Texas Tech U Coordinating Board State College and University System Agriculture Gerald Thomas Arch Lamb Lubbock County Kit Kate Preston Smith Lamb CIA Chamber of Commerce Sheraton Crest Ralph Brock Democratic Executive Committee Terrace Motor Hotel Elmey C. Baum SDEC War Chest Driskill Hotel Brock Robert Avery Whitharral Baum Campbell Wichita Lineman Capitol Barnes John Connally National Guard Congress Avenue Municipal Auditorium Buck Owens Buckeroos Austin Coliseum Ray Price Charley Pride Driskill John Fred Playboy Band Commodore Perry Ramiro Cevera Casino Brass Stephen F. Austin Jimmy Dean Plainview Pentagon Russia By William L. Ryan Rep. Mahon J. R. Larson Richard Nixon Worsted Tricia Julie Nixon Eisenhower Mamie Eisenhower Spiro T. Agnew Constitution Avenue Nixons Statler-Hilton Julie David Eisenhower Col John Eisenhower aill-America Jan Pierce James Brown Brown Nixon- Agnew Congress Capitol Steps Pennsylvania Avenue HUD Paul H. Douglas Blaze Adolfo Lomas J. & Lubbeck Exequse Alvarado Rt 1 Lau Chine Ether Fee Y Nic
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