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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1967
Page
7
Local health officials urge residents to guard against sunburn during Independence Day celebrations. They advise applying sunscreen, wearing hats and sunglasses, and seeking shade when the sun is strongest in downtown Monterey.
In Peking the Chinese Foreign Ministry rejected Burma's plea to stop protests outside the Burmese Embassy over anti Chinese violence in Rangoon. The NCNA said Burmese troops besieged the Rangoon embassy while Chinese students and others clashed with Burmese authorities and shops were set afire.
Bangkok reported that the Express Transportation Organization refused further cargoes of liquor and cigarettes for the U S Military Command in Thailand due to frequent looting and hijacking of the trucks.
Vice Chair Sen. Wallace Bennett says the Senate Ethics Committee may draft a report on a proposed ethics code this session but unlikely to be adopted this year. He cites a heavy July reconvening schedule and says lawmakers will resist overmechanical standards, noting mixed reactions to Sen. Dodd’s censure and charges against him. The article also recalls the 1898 one mile auto speed record by Jeantaud in a Jeantaud vehicle.
A border clash between El Salvador and Honduras leaves Salvadorian troops killed and captured while Honduran losses mount. Honduras demands Martinez Argueta, the convicted gunman, be returned as Salvadorans refuse. Both nations pull back troops and seek alternate bean suppliers.
Athens Greek army led government announced a set of three stamps to honor the April 21 military takeover. The stamps show a helmeted soldier with fixed bayonet and an eagle in the background with the caption April 21 at the bottom.
Lord Caradon, Britain’s UN ambassador, urged practical peacekeeping actions instead of more resolutions to resolve the Middle East crisis. He warned of renewed fighting in the Suez Canal area and said the Security Council may reconvene soon while the General Assembly works toward a firm approach. He emphasized withdrawal alone won’t solve broader issues and urged a lasting settlement with recognition of Israel’s right to live.
A Harris Poll reported in the New York Post shows President Johnson up 11 points since meeting Soviet Premier Kosygin and from handling the Middle East crisis. He leads Romney and Nixon 56 to 44 in a head to head poll.
Parents and students are invited to enroll in five weeks of intensive reading training starting July 27 at The Reading Institute. Modern techniques integrate reading spelling penmanship and grammar for improved comprehension and retention. Contact Monterey Professional Building phone SW9-4809 for enrollment information.
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