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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1967

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Vietnam Troop Buildup Heads to Fall Decisions

Defense Secretary McNamara held long talks with Gen. Westmoreland and Ambassador Bunker at Ton Son Nhut as officials weighed how many more U S troops to send. Westmoreland asked for up to 100000 more in a lengthy push seen as a long costly war.

United Press International AIGON Sec. of Defense Robert S. Mcnamara William C. Westmoreland Vietnam Westmoreland McNamara Ambassador Ellsworth U.S. Army Command Ton Son Nhut U.S Johnson Bunker Defense Seventh Fleet North Vietnam

Another Eyeful David Wilhelm Stages Black Eye Reunion

Five year old David Wilhelm of Decatur Illinois shows his black eye from a 1963 fall and a later collision with a playmate. Parents Mr and Mrs Carl Wilhelm note the recurring injury captured in an AP wirephoto.

David Wilhelm Carl C. Wilhelm Decatur Ill David Bingo

Loyalist Victory Seen as Mercenaries Flee Congo

Congolese radio said loyal army troops routed pro Tshombe rebels in Kisangani and Bukavu and defeated white mercenaries were airlifted to Rhodesia. A Kinshasa broadcast claimed a great victory over foreign mercenaries and Katangese gendarmes, with Bukavu recaptured and Kisangani largely retaken.

Inshasa Congo Kisangani Bukavu Rhodesia Salisbury DC3 Kariba Kinshasa Moise Tshombe Kivu Stanleyville Kindu Protec

Lubbock area education news and notable items

Federal controls on business education grants criticized by a former Columbia University official. Golf tennis and track competitions continue in Hub City. The Lubbock schools payroll ranks among the state’s best per an A-J survey.

Columbia University Sec. A Lubbock

Connally weighs a fourth Texas term amid LBJ plans

Texas Governor John Connally said he expects to decide by October whether to seek an unprecedented fourth term. He noted factors include Johnson’s influence on the 1968 presidential race and his family’s wishes. He will be away on an African hunting trip starting July 19.

United Presse International LBJ Johnson Connally Texas

Prayer Note Honors The Holy Spirit Within

A devotional prayer thanks God for Jesus teachings and asks for awareness that the real teacher is the holy spirit beginning within. Signed by Mrs. Jesse J. Rasor.

Jesus Jesse J. Rasor

Government to tackle Northern school segregation policy

A federal civil rights official said the Department of Health, Education and Welfare will pursue new policies addressing segregation in Northern schools. Peter Libassi noted de facto practices like gerrymandered districts, optional school zones, and unequal facilities and staff create inequality, warning the effort aims to curb Northern segregation within the Civil Rights Act framework.

Associated Press Ashington North South Peter Libassi Department of Health, Education and Welfare Libassi Jeffort Canes

Roof-Tree Ritual Marks Topping Off Of Building

A long standing roof top ritual in Lub bock marks the highest point in major construction. Workers honor forest gods by raising a root tree on structures like the Wiggins Complex dorm and Bobby's Dorm atop the Tech Campus despite being largely concrete. Documents trace the custom to primeval Europe and tree spirits.

David Butler Avalaunche-Journal William Collins Walter Kidde Constructors, Inc New York Collins Lubbock Wiggins Tech Bobby College Avenue Schol Europe

Lubbock teachers receive across the board pay hike

Lubbock trustees approved a $500 across the board raise for nine month teachers, boosting the minimum from 4900 to 5400 effective Sept 1. The 4-2 vote at a Johnson House breakfast may not require a tax increase, though a district budget for 1967-68 will decide.

Ubbock Johnson House Doyle Justice James H. Whiteside James R. Cochran Watson Charlock Owen Gilbreath Bill Kingsbery James M. Reynolds Nat Williams Lubbock Williams Justice Kingsberg

Bear and cubs roam town in Mount Jewett sighting

A large black bear and two cubs wandered into a hotel backyard in Mount Jewett Pennsylvania during lunch hour. Residents were frightened as the family strolled through town past a church and toward a supermarket before retreating into the woods. The bear weighed about 250 pounds and prompted parents to snatch children away and even a police officer to flee.

Mount Jewett Pennsylvania Charles Bonini

Tech Grad Family Honored as Tourist of the Week in Lubbock

The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce names the Cole family of Dallas as the second Tourists of the Week, welcoming them with honorary citizenship. Cole, a Dallas Power & Light Co. engineer and Tech alumnus, visited his alma mater with his daughter Dianne. The mayor publicly welcomed them and secured future visits.

Tech Grad Lubbock Cole Texas Tech Dallas Power &Ight Co Tech Amarillo Mary Testerman Sudan W. D Dub) Rogers Jr Dianne

Israel Leaders Clash Over War Victory Credit

Prime Minister Levi Eshkol sharply criticized Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and credited Maj. Gen. Yitzhak Rabin with Israel’s Arab war victory. Eshkol said Dayan’s cabinet entry boosted morale but real credit belongs to Rabin and the government. He warned against continued self-praise by Dayan and hinted at future political moves.

Associated Press Mel Aviv Levi Eshkol Moshe Dayan Israel Yitzhak Rabin Eshkol Dayan Egypt Yediot Aharonot David ‘Ben-Gurion Ben-Gurion Mapai Rafi Party

Man and wife slain in sniper attack in Vancouver

Arthur John Towell 35 a discharged Air Force veteran faces murder charges after a 20 minute sniper assault in a fashionable Vancouver neighborhood left architecture professor David Webster 31 and his wife Marclene 30 dead. Three others were injured. Towell surrendered to police after the incident.

United Press International Jancouver B. C Air Force Arthur John Towell Towell David Webster University of British Columbia Marclene Julian M. Donald Hilda Baxter Patti Barriss

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