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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1971

Page

6

Independence Day Celebrations Across West Texas Cities

Officials say malls stay open, patrols boosted for holiday. Buffalo Springs Lake hosts a 9 45 p.m. fireworks drawing up to 30 000 spectators. Reese AFB and Clovis host displays. many towns schedule parades, races, and noon events with fireworks at 9 30 to 9 45 p.m. Monday celebrations include Jaycee pancake breakfasts and parades through Muleshoe Slaton Snyder Friona and Snyder with numerous community activities.

Lubbock Maj. C. W. Bell Texas Department of Public Safety Office Lubbock County Clovis Leon Williams Stadium Air Force Rotc Friona Chieftain Field New Horizons Junior Study Club Muleshoe Needmore Slaton Civic Ilubgs Snyder Towle Lake Towle Park Prrona Texas Wales Art Association Muleshoe Hit School Old Bettlers Ralowship Hall First United Methodist Church Barbecue Land Family

Hijacked Braniff Jet Refuels After Buenos Aires Stand

Federal police surrounded Braniff Flight 123 as hijackers demanded fuel and a nonstop run to Algeria. The DC8 carried 100 passengers in exchange for $100,000 and was diverted from Acapulco to New York then Monterrey before heading toward Argentina. The aircraft set a 7500 mile distance record en route to Ezeiza Airport amid tense negotiations and police standoffs with crew and passengers awaiting resolution.

Partment Braniff E. W. Schroeder Fort Lauderdale Fla Bill Mizell Ken Me. Whirter Miami New York Algeria San Antonio Acapulco Mexico Monterrey Lima Buenos Aires Federal Police Caceres Monte Harry Marple Ezeiza International Airport Marine Lance Raphael Minichiello Trans World Airlines California Rome Braniff International Argentina Maria Garza

Nixon greets Manchester graduate at Bicentennial launch

Miss Jane Frink of Manchester quotes Nixon at a by invitation ceremony marking the Bicentennial Era. Chief Justice Burger and Speaker Albert attend as plans roll out for 1976 events, with Philadelphia eyed for a key expos site amid cost concerns and a national commission guiding celebrations. About 4.7 million people live in Hong Kong housing noted at end.

Jane Frink Manchester Miss Frink Nixons United States Nixon Warren E. Burger House Carl Albert D-Okla David J. Mahoney Norton-Simon Inc Philadelphia Bicentennial Commission Hong Kong

Recession Skips Pet Food Firms

New York based summary notes the pet food industry valued at 3 billion dollars has resisted recession. In 1970 dog and cat food markets grew about 11 percent annually amid rising domestic pet numbers. Value Line predicts consumption could exceed 2 billion dollars annually in the near future.

New York UPI Selection & Opinion Value Line United States

Kissinger in Saigon Seeks Vietnam Peace Path

Kissinger arrived in Saigon and conferred with U.S. Ambassador Bunker and General Abrams as Nixon administration reviews Indochina. Ky and Thieu endorsed a Vietnamese led settlement with an all-Viet Namese solution, resisting Viet Cong calls for a coalition including Communists. B52 raids intensified near Fire Base Fuller and Fire Base Sarge, totaling 21 since Wednesday with 1,900 tons dropped. Fuller was reoccupied by South Vietnamese forces with 300 troops after North Vietnamese withdrawal.

Tion Thieu Orly Paris Vietnam Viet Com Kissinger Saigon Indochina Nixon Bunker Kissinger U.S Ellsworth Bunker Creighton W. Abrams Bangkok New Delhi Rawalpindi Pakistan White House California Demilitarized Zone Fuller Snear Sarge

Africa Increases Share Of West German Coffee Imports

German coffee imports in 1970 reached 308 335 tons with Central and South America supplying 230 589 tons. Africa rose to 72 763 tons, 23.6 percent of the total, up from 20 percent in 1969, while Latin America's share fell to 74.8 percent.

Cologne Germany API Africa West Germany Latin America International Exhibition of Fine Foods and Central South America

Teenagers Steal Autos For Rides

New York report notes teenagers steal cars for joyrides and suggests practical deterrents. Advice promotes locking doors taking keys closing garages and using chains or barriers to prevent theft.

New York UPI

Frantz on interviewing figures shaping Johnson era policy

Historian Frantz explains how interviews turn vague federal ideas into policy and legislation. He notes most figures agree to talk, with Hoover and Fulbright among notable refusals, delaying access to tape recordings on the Johnson administration.

Frantz Johnson J. Edgar Hoover FBI Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Foreign Relations Committee Fulbright

Multiple Birth Announcements From Texas Hospitals

A sequence of birth notices lists several families in Texas. Samuel Isaac and spouse announce a son born at 7 37 am Saturday at Methodist Hospital. Pablo Rodriguez and spouse announce a daughter born at 11 15 pm Friday at Sauf Cilnie Porter Hospital. Additional notices include Casarez, Candelleens, and others with details on times, weights, and locations.

Samuel Isaac Staton Methodist Mayfield van Lines Jerry Dean Arthur Veetin West Texan Hospital South Plains College Pablo Rotriguez I Vell Sauf Cilnie-Porter Hospital Juan Casarez Lauf Clinic Porter Hospital City of Lubboc

Secret Talks Planned On Hanoi Peace Offer

The Nixon administration weighs Hanoi and Viet Cong signals amid Paris peace talks. Kissinger’s approach depends on Thieu’s government and the Oct. 3 election, with officials debating if North Vietnam seeks a broader concord government and whether the package is negotiable.

Hanoi Paris le Duc Tho North Vietnam Kissinger Vietnam Nixon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam United States South

Vietnam War Prisoner Offer Tests Nixon Policy

U.S. officials scrutinize Hanoi's seven point plan presented by Mme Nguyen Thi Binh. The plan promises to free war prisoners by year end if U.S. troops withdraw by 1971, but includes demands seen as unacceptable and tied to Vietnamization and Thieu regime in Saigon.

Hanoi Moscow Washington Paris Mme Nguyen Thi Binh U.S South Saigon

Sheriff Mum On Details Of Search

Local sheriff offered few specifics about a search operation, citing ongoing investigations and safety concerns. Officials urged patience as officers coordinate agencies and review leads while minimizing disruption to residents.

Missing woman case expands as search widens

The area search focuses on the southeastern region for the missing mother of a young boy. Two helicopters assist as deputies scour vacant lots and properties after a local ex-convict was arrested in Gainesville and questioned in the case. Meanwhile charges in Midland allege assault with intent to murder related to an April motel shooting.

Gabrel Ector County Gabriiel

Statewide Prayer Vigil Planned Across Iowa

A statewide prayer vigil to run until all American soldiers leave Vietnam is set to begin Sunday in Fort Dodge. United Methodist churches and institutions statewide will host 24 hour vigils for peace with about 30 churches institutions and colleges taking part under Rev. Donald L. Carver of Cedar Falls.

Des Moines Iowa Vietnam Fort Dodge United Methodist Donald L. Carver Cedar Falls

Cabin Pressure Failure Linked to Soyuz 11 Deaths

A Soviet report likely to be released in days blames embolism from cabin air loss for the deaths of cosmonauts Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev after the 24 day Soyuz 11 mission. Technical faults amid re entry are under discussion but not detailed.

Moscow UPT Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov Viktor Patsayev Salyut Space Station

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