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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1965

Page

12

Boumediene Forms New Algerian Government In Algiers

Boumedienne and a 26 member revolutionary council took control after Ben Bella’s ouster. He pledged a civilian framework later via a National Liberation Front congress to draft a new constitution with safeguards against personal power. The army said it would lead state decisions with no civilian president for now.

Ahmed Ben Bella Boumedienne Revolutionary Council Ben Bella The National Liberation Front Algeria

Thant Urges New Spirit to Narrow Rich Poor Gap

UN Secretary General Thant warned that the gap between rich and poor nations widens amid complacency of industrialized countries. He called for a new international spirit and coherent action to share progress and burdens, as ECOSOC opens its 30th session in Geneva. Britain then proposed a voluntary fund to finance UN industrial development.

Geneva UPS U.N Thant UN Economic and Social Council Ecosoc Britain United Nations

Dirksen Improves at Walter Reed Before Release

Senator Everett M. Dirksen Republican Senate Leader was described as much improved at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. A hospital spokesman said he entered Friday with stomach pains and was expected to be released within 24 hours. CAPETOWN reports note continued auto sales growth in South Africa.

Washington UPI Senate Everett M. Dirksen Walter Reed Army Medical Center Dirksen

Truman Delivers Fourth of July History Lesson

Former President Harry S Truman, 81, spoke at the Harry S Truman Library in Independence on the nation’s history during the Fourth of July observance. About 1,200 attendees heard his prepared remarks noting the colonies and the United States’ enduring welfare. He also attended a concert by the Greater Kansas City American Legion Band and led the Pledge of Allegiance.

Independence Harry S Truman Greater Kansas City American Legion Band

38 Lubbock Men Set for Lions Club International Meet

Thirty eight Lubbock men departed for Los Angeles to serve as delegates to the 48th annual Lions Club International convention. The Lubbock Lions Club supplied 32 of the city delegation with four from South Plains and one each from Southwest and Hub Lions Clubs. the convention runs Wednesday through Saturday.

Lubbock Los Angeles Lions Club International

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