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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1967

Page

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Gifts to Men in Vietnam Draw Bond Support from Bellmore Merchants

Bellmore merchants donate funds to buy U S Savings Bonds for local soldiers in Vietnam. A monthly drawing selects recipients among servicemen, with more than two dozen bonds sent since the first drawing at Christmas. Any resident can submit a name to honor a Bellmore serviceman serving in Vietnam.

Associated Press Ellmore N.Y Long Island Vietnam U.S Joseph Rutkoski Chamber of Commerce Bellmore

Lubbock council OKs bus fare rise and gas rate delay

The Lubbock City Council accepts notice of a bus fare increase to take effect Monday while gas rate hikes are postponed for two weeks. Officials discuss a range of items including a college avenue rename to University Avenue and a 22,500 plan for a landscaped median on College Avenue. Col Ernest Cragg endorses helicopter police patrols at Reese AFB.

Jerry McCarty Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Transit Corp Pioneer Natural Gas Co Lubbock College Avenue University Avenue Reese Air Force Base Ernest T. Cragg Texas Tech Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development Park and Recreation Department 19Th 34Th Streets Council

Houston Senator Tackles Power Balance in Lubbock Speech

A Houston senator addresses concerns about political influence and energy interests during a public talk in Lubbock. The discussion centers on balance of power, economic impact, and regional leadership amid rising energy debates.

Houston Lubbock

Johnson and aides back plan for more Vietnam troops

President Johnson said he and key advisers including General Westmoreland have a meeting of the minds on sending additional troops to Vietnam. Westmoreland, McNamara, and Wheeler agreed on needs but offered no figures, to be set after talks with South Vietnam and allies.

Jashington Johnson William C. Westmoreland Vietnam Westmoreland U.S White House South Vietnam Solidarity Sec. of Defense Robert S. McNamara Army Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff McNamara Wheeler Whit Westmore- Lee Johnson David McDonald Naval Operations Hubert Humphrey

Prayer for self control and service to others

A devotional prayer asks divine help to master temper and passions. It seeks guidance to achieve successful conquest of selfishness bitterness and resentment by finding satisfaction in aiding others and comforting people in hardship.

Heavenly Father

Tornado damages Beaumont warehouses amid heavy rain

A tornado spawned by a strong thunderstorm struck Beaumont damaging roofs at two industrial sites along Interstate 10. Police reported the destruction confined to the warehouse district as driving rain and power outages hit large parts of the city. Weather notes described nearby storms and cooler air as the cold front moved through South Texas.

South Texas Beaumont Gulf Coast Interstate 10 Texas Lubbock South Plains

San Antonio Trash Strike Sparks City Garbage Fight

San Antonio homeowners faced blocked dumps as striking City County Municipal Employees Union members rejected a wage increase offer of up to 20 cents an hour. City Council had approved a plan granting 20 cents now and 10 more in six months, while penalties for strikers included loss of sick leave and vacation benefits. City officials said new crews, aided by other departments, were reducing a six day pileup and expected collection to resume by early next week.

Associated Press Antonio — San Anantonio Aflcio

Rail unions lift no strike pledge sparking walkout risk

Six shopcraft unions canceled their no strike pledge effective midnight Saturday, signaling possible selective coastal strikes and a nationwide shutdown if conferees fail to agree on a bill to avert a rail strike. Administration says war in Vietnam makes a nationwide stoppage intolerable. unions urge continued bargaining until Monday.

United Press International Washington House-Senate Vietnam

Surveyor 4 Set for Cape Launch to Map Lunar Surface

UPI reports Surveyor 4, a 2290 pound lunar robot, prepared for an Atlas Centaur liftoff at 6 53 a m CDT from Cape Kennedy after a fuel sensor repair. If on schedule, it should land near Sinus Medii 9 21 p m CDT Sunday with a rotating camera, steel claw, and magnet to study lunar soil.

Cape Kennedy UPI America Earth Sinus Medii Central Bay

Quanah Parker Family Sets Reunion at Fort Parker Park

The 15th annual Quanah Parker family reunion runs today through Sunday at Fort Parker State Park. About 500 descendants from Texas and Oklahoma are expected, honoring Quanah Parker a famed 19th century strategist. The event alternates hosts with the white and Native American branches meeting at Fort Parker in odd years and near Cache, Oklahoma in even years.

United Press International EXIA Fort Parker State Park Parker Quanah Parker U.S. Army Texas Oklahoma Fort Parker Cynthia Ann Parker Pete Nocona Cache Okla United States Army

Wedding Party Drowns as Boat Capsizes in Ravi River

At least 230 people died when a boat carrying a wedding party capsized in flood currents on the Ravi River near Lahore. The craft overturned after camels aboard panicked. About 40 were rescued. Five camels and four horses were aboard.

Lahore Pakistan UPJ Ravi River Here

Smith Passes Panel Quota Over Texas Constitution Move

Lt. Gov Preston Smith refused to appoint any members to the Texas constitutional revision commission, saying the Senate gave no authority and the House acted alone. Gov John Connally House Speaker Ben Barnes and Chief Justice Robert Calvert named appointees while Smith criticized the process and noted his long advocacy for study, not starting over.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Astin Constitutional Revision Commission Preston Smith John Connally House Ben Barnes Supreme Court Robert W. Calvert Senate Smith Avalanche Journal Lubbock Public School Fund Homestead Law Good Funds Texas

Postal rate hike clears House subcommittee

The House Post Office subcommittee approved higher first class rates to six cents, boosted air mail to 10 cents and postcards to six cents, with air mail cards at 10 cents. The plan, exceeding Johnson administration proposals, would raise about 591 million total revenue and shape future second and third class increases. Related revenue estimates target about 494.3 million from first class, 28.1 million from air mail letters, and 40 million from postcards.

Associated Press Ashington House Post Office Thaddeus J. Dulski D-Ny Johnson

Special Awards Honor Space Pioneers at Pentagon

Navy and Air Force officers who flew in space receive the Distinguished Flying Cross. Mrs Edward H White II accepts in memory of her husband for the Gemini 1965 flight. Awards cover Mercury through Gemini missions and include Grissom Chaffee and Chaffee milestones.

Associated Press Ashington Outer Space Navy Air Force Pentagon Edward H. White II John P. McConnell White Virgil I. Grissom Roger Chaffee Cape Kennedy Grissom John H Glenn Jr Chaffee McConnell David L. McDonald Naval Operations Marine National Aeronautics and Space Administration U.S Allan B. Shepard Jr James A. Lovell Jr Edwin E. Aldrin

Weather Map Page 160 Lubbock and Vicinity Outlook

Sunny and warmer today with a high in the upper 80s. Mostly fair and mild tonight with a low around the middle 60s. Winds from the southeast at 10 to 20 mph.

Lubbock

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