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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1966

Page

4

Wilson to Meet Johnson on Viet Nam Peace Moves

Prime Minister Harold Wilson will fly to Washington in late July to discuss possible new peace moves in Viet Nam with President Johnson. He will seek Johnson’s support while dissociating Britain from any war escalation and explore armistice feelers and new approaches via Britain's Hanoi representative with Russian and French help.

K.C. Thaler United Press International London UPI Harold Wilson Washington Johnson Viet Nam Britain Wilson United States Charles de Gaulle Europe Hanoi

Posts filled Dr Page to head cancer group here

Dr Page is named president of the Lubbock County Chapter of the American Cancer Society succeeding Dr Warren Poole. New officers include Dr Malcolm Thomas Wanda Parker Laverne Fry and Dr Warren Poole with committee appointments by Dr Page. Civil rights leaders failed to persuade Lawton Oklahoma officials to adopt an ordinance for private amusement park integration after a 100 mile march from Oklahoma City to Dee Dee Park ending with demonstrations and mass arrests at the park pool and City Hall.

Carl F. Page Lubbock County The American Cancer Society Warren Poole Malcolm Thomas Wanda Parker Laverne Fry Page Charles Caraway Horace Lindley Lawton Okla Civili Carroll Glenda) Cobb Thomas Lawton City Oklahoma City Dee Dee Park Park Swimming Pool

Appointments Made To Sub Committees In Education And Clubs

Telegram notes Dr Page states many committees exist under larger groups. Appointments list includes Charles Caraway for education and schools, Bob Honts for men’s clubs, Mrs Hurley Carpenter for women’s clubs, Dr Thomas for professional education, Dr Bill Edwards for dentists, Sneed for doctors’ reception offices, Nell Arledge for nursing education, Lloyd Hamilton for churches, Shotts and Davis for business education, Poteet for general public education, Summerville for special colored and Latin American education, Sherrill for rural education, Mack for barber and beauty shops, Lindley for industrial education, Bobby Layne for campaign, Gift work by Layne, Bartley for memorials, Harriger for wills and legacies, Chaffin for speakers bureau.

Charles Caraway Bob Honts Hurley Carpenter Dr. Thomas Bill G. Edwards Bill Sneed Nell Arledge R.N Lloyd Hamilton Byron Shotts Roy Davis Jim Poteet Barbara Summerville Dave Sherrill A. C. Mack Horace Lindley Bobby Layne Bob Bartley Harold Harriger Cadman Chaffin Page

Valley Melon Pickers Aid Sympathy Wage March

About 70 Rio Grande Valley farm laborers and supporters marched 10 miles toward La Joya seeking a $1.25 minimum wage. They paused for lunch as Mayor Leo J. Lee welcomed their effort while organizer Scott cited elders’ approval of the action. Mrs. Zoila Ozuna, 31, joined the two day struggle.

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Brownfield Church to Open Episcopal Kindergarten

The Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Brownfield will open a 9 to 12 grade-less kindergarten by September. Affiliated with St. Christopher's School of Lubbock and accredited by the Texas Episcopal School Association, the program will be outlined by Rev. Edwin Nettleton as teachers are interviewed.

Riverside Brownfield Good_ Shepherd Episcopal Church St. Christopher's School of Edwin Nettleton Good Shepard Episcopal Church

Poison frog venom used for darts in Colombia

The kokoa frog venom, used by Indigenous peoples in Colombia for blowgun darts, has no known antidote. Electric companies invest heavily to understand how fireflies glow with minimal energy loss as heat.

Colombia South America

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