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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1967
Page
3
Patrol units staffed by veteran safety personnel will conduct a statewide road check this week. The operation aims to deter illegal activity, warn drivers, and test equipment readiness as authorities prepare for a broader enforcement push.
The federal court voided claims in the Sandblom fraud case. Sandblom, serving a 15 year term in Sandstone Minnesota, faced 24 counts of fraud and mail fraud. Debtors say funds were diverted to high interest schemes for construction contracts. Bankruptcy trustee Robert Burke estimates over $32 million moved through Sandblom’s accounts.
UAW head Walter Reuther plans a bold set of demands at the bargaining table with automakers. He signals unity across CAW and other unions, stressing principles over money and warning a strike if needed. The push targets Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors amid looming three car contracts.
A Portland Oregon death case may have few autopsy results due to decomposition. Dr Russell Henry noted no outward violence and final findings were expected after the grave near Crater Lake. The case involves Mary Ann Driggs and connections to Texas and Alabama authorities with ongoing inquiries.
On the 85th day of 1967 notable items include Venus and Jupiter sightings and references to King Olav V of Norway. Congress approved a treaty with Britain, Gerald Ford figures in a gun incident, Amelia Earhart and her navigator noted as lost at sea, firemen playwright Pierre Corneille mentioned, and Civil Rights Bill progress reported.
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The downtown Peace Prayer Chapel in Lubbock operates The Listener service run by volunteers for confidential personal counseling. Since opening 24 7 it receives about two drug and mental health calls daily with nine daily in person attendees. twenty six volunteers staff the line and the program is funded by donations.
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