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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

Page

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Presidential Candidates Adept At Campaign Quip

United Press International reports on how candidates use humor to shape images during the campaign. Gov. Nels A. Rockefeller of New York notes that jokes reveal public concerns, while Nixon and Stassen are cited for self deprecating gags. Page 4 reference.

New York White House Pha Nels A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Montreal Richard M. Nixon Nixon Minnesota Harold Stassen

Integration ultimatum given to Lubbock schools by HEW

A five member HEW team delivered a three week deadline to the Lubbock school board to craft a plan for student integration or face curtailment of federal funds and possible DOJ action. The visit demanded complete removal of vestiges of isolation or segregation in all district schools. Jerold D. Ward headed the HEW Dallas regional office briefing.

Bert Neelley Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Department of Health, Education and Welfare Department of Justice Jerold D. Ward Dallas HEW Albert Hamlin General Counsel Office of Civil Rights Washington J. M. Reynolds

CITY woman pursues Europe trip despite cancer battle

A city woman, undeterred by her cancer fight, plans a European tour this summer. The feature highlights resilience and ongoing travel aspirations amid illness as part of a broader newspaper package.

Only Minor Change Due On Seizures

A city council policy to strengthen delinquent car tax collection faces scrutiny and public protest. The council passed twin resolutions aimed at clarifying legality of seizure and sale of cars for unpaid taxes while planning to seek state action to curb current tax laws. Leaders urged improved equity in employment and approved board appointments, including expanding the Airport Board.

Citizens of Airport Toeek Council HemisFair Gertrude Huth

Prayer for Loved Ones and Kindness

A short devotional note from Mrs. H. C. Cadenhead of Morton expressing gratitude for loved ones and neighbors. The speaker asks for a continual song and prayer in remembrance of Jesus and the goodness found in people.

Heavenly Father Jesus H. C. Cadenhead Morton

CPI Trustees Meet 1969 Cotton Promotion Plans

CPI trustees approve a 1969 plan totaling over 10 million dollars for cotton research and promotion. Russell Giffen notes continuation of 1968 programs with expansion in durable press research and product development. Grants to South Plains Center and Texas Tech plus 6.667 million for promotion and 3.654 million for research.

Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal Cotton Producers Institute Russell Giffen Fresno Calif CPI CPI Board of Trustees KoKo Palace South Plains National Cotton Council The Cotton Council

Voice of U S Letters Help Pueblo Wife Says

Rose Bucher wife of Cmdr Lloyd M Bucher skipper of the U S intelligence ship Pueblo held by North Korea since January 23 says the letters have sustained her They arrived at a rate of about 300 daily since mid June as she urged Americans to remember the Pueblo Readers offered sympathy support and calls for action to free the ship and crew

Associated Press San Diego Calif Voice of America Rose Bucher Cmdr Lloyd M. Bucher U.S Pueblo North Korea Dierks, Ark

Court Upholds Powell Ruling

New York AP reports a state appeals court upheld a two year contempt conviction against ousted Rep Adam Clayton Powell for refusing to pay a Harlem widow slander judgment. The Appellate Division voted 3 to 2 to sustain the 1966 conviction.

New York Adam Clayton Powell Powell Appellate Division State Supreme Court

Gunman Flees After Bronx Triple Slaying

A gunman sprayed a Bronx street with an automatic weapon wounding three men and a woman and sending bystanders to cover. Police cordons and house to house searches failed to trap him in the heavily Puerto Rican 138th Street tenement area. Police identified victims as Manuel Angel Figuera and Efrain Castro.

Joseph O’brien New York UPI Bronx Bobby Rogers Orange Rogers Pugh 138Th Street Manuel Angel Figuera Efrain Castro

Near Peak Stock Market Trading Up

New York trading on the New York Stock Exchange surged to a third highest total in history as 20.29 million shares crossed the ticker tape causing a six minute reporting lag. A first hour record of 6.57 million shares topped the prior 6,339,000. Merrill Lynch reported broad activity across domestic and overseas offices.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange New York Exchange Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith

Zoning Debate Questions Public Need Versus Feasibility

Lub bock City Council members debated whether public need must guide a zoning change or if economic feasibility can be ignored. Mayor Rogers argued state law limits questioning developers on need, while several councilors pressed for distinguishing public need from profitability and general welfare. See CITY ZONING, Page 6.

Lubbock Morris W. Turner W. D. Rogers Jr Turner Rogers Lonnie Hollingsworth

Defense Chief To Visit Asia

Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford will travel to Vietnam on Saturday for battlefield talks ahead of a possible enemy offensive. With Gen. Creighton Abrams in the field, Clifford will be accompanied by Gen. Earle Wheeler and other top officials for a war appraisal. He noted intelligence suggests North Vietnam and Viet Cong have eight divisions near the DMZ and heightened activity around Saigon. Clifford remains cautious about any U.S. troop withdrawals, stressing the need to stay if the enemy fights. The trip includes a Honolulu stop for President Johnson meeting with Thieu, with a team of aides and officials. He also authorized initial work on a new high speed nuclear submarine to enhance tracking and destruction capabilities.

Bob Horton Washington Sec. of Defense Clark M. Clifford Vietnam Clifford Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Creighton W. Abrams White House Johnson Pentagon Sec. of ‘State Dean Rusk Maxwell D. Taylor Military Advassanu Dinka Tp.l Uvvissel Gpicmalu Gen. Wheeler Gen. Abrams South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu U.S Paris Honolulu William Bundy Paul Warnke

Funnel Clouds and Flooding Hit Texas Coast and San Antonio

Thunderstorms and funnel clouds dropped heavy rains along the Texas coast with a waterspout near Galveston Bay and another funnel near Aransas Pass. San Antonio recorded 1.3 inches of rain for the day and river flooding near the Hemis Fair. One driver escaped after her car rolled into the river at the Hilton Palacio del Rio. No injuries reported.

Texas San Antonio Lubbock South Plains Plains Silverton Snyder Muleshoe Department of Public Safety Angleton Galveston Bay Alamo Heights Iiew Hilton

Zoning Board Approves Park Zoning For Industrial Sites

The City Planning and Zoning Commission recommended M-1 Industrial zoning for more than 100 acres of land near Loop 289 and the east city limits to attract the Lubbock Industrial Foundation. The move covers part of a 700 acre tract within the city not yet zoned for industry and includes a mobile home plant proposal. Attending the session were Arnold Maeker Tom Scarborough R. D. Whipple Sr. Mrs. John A. Anderson W. P. Clement and Bob Jordan.

Lubbock Industrial Foundation City Planning and Zoning Commission Bob Burr M-1 Industrial Foundation Arnold Maeker Tom Scarborough R. D. Whipple Sr John A. Anderson W. P. Clement Bob Jordan

Weather forecast for Lubbock area with showers and highs near 80s

Partly cloudy today and tonight with a few showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Low tonight mid 60s, high in the 80s, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph, rain chances around 10 percent. City forecasts list Abilene through Denver with varying highs in the 80s and 90s, sunset near 9 pm today.

Lubbock Ina Deven Ness Phul City Pasl Abilene el Paso Albuqrque Houston Amarillo Okla City Dallas Roswell Denver W. Falls

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New York City United Press International Lubbock, Area Texas Tech Sec. A Mideast Israel France Pompidou OIL News Adlio Jerry McCarty Voice OF National City Wichita Falls Tex Asia Abrams LBJ Cenfer Saigon Thieu
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