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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1968

Page

7

Subversive Act Curbs Pushed In Committee

The Senate Judiciary Committee internal security unit proposed numerous measures to tighten internal security laws. Recommendations include creating a Central Security Office, curbing travel by U.S. citizens, and denying tax exemptions to groups linked to Communist-action. Eastland aims to unveil the package next month for Senate action by March.

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National panel urges federal insurance aid to rebuild riot-hit cities

A seven member panel led by Richard J. Hughes urges government backed insurance support to revitalize cities scarred by riots. It warns insurers will withdraw without federal reinsurance and calls for a National Insurance Development Corp to share catastrophe losses with back up premiums. The panel also proposes expanded access for poverty area residents and state controlled fair rates.

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Grave Concern Expressed Over War Threats After Pueblo Incident

Tokyo AP reports China accuses the United States of threatening war over the Pueblo incident. Peking Radio quotes New China News Agency and says Beijing watches developments with grave concern. Chinese broadcasts call U S plots shameful and say North Korea not frightened.

Tokyo China United States Pueblo Peking North Korea Peking Radio New China News Agency Wadman U.S People’s Daily Communist Party Asahi People's ‘Daily Korean Central News Agency

Midland sweepstakes awards highlight regional high school talent

Monterey High School and Lubbock High School placed second and third in the Midland sweepstakes awards during the Friday and Saturday speech tournament at Midland. Permian High of Odessa won first. Ann Hearn of Lubbock High won first in girls informative speaking, Bett Tonrey of Coronado High first in girls persuasive, Kathy Hudson of Lubbock High third, Denise Roberts of Monterey first in girls prose reading, Cath Carpenter of Monterey first in girls poetry reading, Hm Martin of Monterey won boys prose reading, Monterey provided a debate team of Mark Huckaby and Terry Phillips who reached semifinals. Huckaby finished as second speaker.

Monterey High Seto Lubbock High School Midland Midland, Lee High School Permian High School Odessa Ann Hearn Lubbock Bett Tonrey Coronado High School Kathy Hudson Lubbock High Denise Roberts Cath Carpenter Hm Martin Mark Huckaby Terry Phillips Hickaby

General Motors Ends One Foundry Strike

Detroit reports General Motors ends one foundry strike as talks resume. Workers halted production after months of agitation, with union and company negotiators returning to the table to seek a new settlement and resume factory operations.

General Motors

Texans Honored for State Service at Dinner

Connally praised citizen leadership as essential to government. The Texas Chamber of Commerce honored notable Texans for service to state and citizens. Recipients included R Gordon Gooch, Loyd L Hayes, Gus Mutscher, Lewis, and Salvador Ramirez for their civic work and leadership.

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Romney Traverses Rural Regions in Bid for Votes

Romney travels Dixville Notch and nearby rural towns as part of a campaign swing. He speaks on Vietnam era memory and potential presidency while noting small town voter turnout and weather affecting events.

Romney Vote Dixville Notch

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