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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1967
Page
7
Washington AP reports Robert E. B. Lee is to be reapportioned to an FCC post despite uncertainty about his desire. The action follows a written plea and signals legislative or administrative steps toward confirming the appointment.
Six liquor law charges filed Monday accuse George F Mackey and James W Stansberry of selling to a Texas Liquor Control Board agent. Both pleaded innocent before Judge Edwin H Boedeker and posted bonds as trials were set.
Floydada mayor Matsler cites a vulgar book learned by Holmes as a factor in his resignation, while Feuerbacher denies Mafia links. Holmes, Texas native with Mercer law degree, previously led police in several cities and has since left Floydada. The town runs a three man force with a $40,000 budget and no rush to hire a new chief.
Mission lawyer says union members can get a fair trial in Hidalgo County. McKeithan asks Judge Rodriguez to bring other union cases to trial. The union praises the judge for granting the venue change while Nye notes Texas law lacks a provision for such change when no fault term is possible.
Henry Cabot Lodge, former U S ambassador to Saigon, says progress in Vietnam hinges on superpolice techniques to stamp out Communist guerrillas, sabotage and terrorist tactics. He notes military performance is strong, but warns the U S and South Vietnamese allies fight four wars and one is going poorly.
Former ambassador Lodge argues in a piece titled We're Winning in Vietnam that progress is evident in conventional, political, and economic battles. He warns of dangers from Hanoi directed assassinations and Viet Cong infiltration, urging intensified pacification and village-focused programs to secure Saigon’s government and prevent broader conflict.
Chairman at Maan emburg war crimes trials and president of the State Bar of Texas, McAllister has been San Antonio mayor since 1961 and led the Texas Municipal League. Manila report notes the Philippines Herald received $5 from first graders for an anticrime fund with comic book hero advice.
Tech com notes a half hour readiness to attend class versus previous delays of 90 minutes. Dean Boze says the new trial system worked well enough for officials to use it this fall as about 18,000 students are expected to converge on the campus.
Eastern European Communist nations discuss profits productivity credit and even Yugoslavia contemplates a Western style stock market while the Soviet Union urges caution. Czechoslovakia Poland and Yugoslavia join Kennedy Round tariff cuts though some nations remain aloof. The shift follows decades of Marxist doctrine and reflects a push to raise living standards through expanded world trade.
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