Paris life shifts seen by Lubbock visitor
Mrs. E. A. Riggs and her daughter Betty returned from a month in Paris and Switzerland noting changes in dress traffic and street life. She recalls barefoot students near the Opera, modern fashion, crowded streets, and stricter policing while praising Notre Dame and religious sites.
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Opal Dixon
Avalanche-Journal
Paris
France
E. A. Riggs
36Th
Riggs
Betty
Switzerland
University of Stomidi
Maxi
Sorbonne
Midi
Iskirts. Riggs
Mini
St. Christopher's School
Lubbock
Notre Dame Cathedral
Sacred Hearts Cathedral
Thurmond Warns Nixon Over Desegregation Policy
Senator Thurmond denounces the Nixon Administration for moving to end tax exempt status for private segregationist schools and to deploy 100 desegregation officers in the South. He vows the South will not support perceived unfaithful policy and criticizes White House advisers for Northeast influence.
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Washington
UPI
Thurmond
Nixon
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Cies
South
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Sinte
Senate
Urgent Need for Disaster Aid Bills Urged by Senators
Washington Sen Johns backs urgent disaster assistance amendments to an aid bill. Sen Yarborough pushes revisions to include housing guarantees and South Plains flood relocation needs. The measure, debated in the Senate Rivers and Harbors sub committee, would make provisions retroactive for one year.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
Sen. Johns
Ralph Yarborough
Plains
Marcos
Hays
Yarborough
Senate
Texas
Towers
County Courts See Four Guilty Pleas In Two Divisions
Judge Edwin H. Boedeker handles two guilty pleas in County Court at Law No 1 with DWI and check law violations. Isabel Grimaldo 21 of 207 Ave U is fined 125 dollars plus costs and five days jail with six months probation. Keith Molden 25 of 3702 Ave J pleads guilty to check law violation and pays 25 dollar fine plus costs. In County Court at Law No 2 Judge Denzil Bevers sentences Alex Conters Luna 22 of 5101 48th St to five days jail with six months probation after pleading guilty to shoplifting, and Mary Luna 33 of Slaton also pleads guilty to shoplifting with similar terms. Two others plead innocent and are bonded: Arthur Pittman 32 of 1911 EF Broadway bond 400 dollars for procuring. Kenneth Lemley 30 of 1801 Main St bond 400 dollars for passing a worthless check.
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Edwin H. Boedeker
Isabel H. Grimaldo
Ave. U
Keith Molden
Ave. J
Molden
Denzil Bevers
Alex Conters Luna
48Th St
Mary Luna
Slaton
Arthur Pittman
Broadway
Kenneth Lemley
Main St
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