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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1970

Page

4

Accent ette swimwear shipment with varied bras and bikinis

A shipment arrives featuring Accent ette products including Slant-Cup Push-Up Bras in sizes 32-36 B-C priced 16.00 Soft-Cup Bras 32-36 B-D at 15.00 and bikinis in S-M-L at 10.00. Prints include Enka-Lure posie orange pinks Acapulco Exotic flowers on black textured nylon and Greenlee blues greens.

B. Acapulco

Texas GOP rebuts Ripon minority charge on Nixon strategy

Texas Republican leaders rejected the Ripon Society claim that the state GOP ignores minorities and that Nixon's Southern strategy hurts candidates. Norman Newton said the report is unfair and cited a 10 year minority outreach, noting Eggers and Bush strong with minority voters while challenging Democratic equality in leadership.

Texas South Norman Newton Republican Party Ripon Society Texas Republican Party Newton Texas Gop Paul Eggers Eggers George Bush GOP Amelia Democratic Nixon Ripon Ben Barnes

Guerrillas Seize Teoponte Town In Bolivia Raid

Rebels occupy Teoponte, 200 miles from La Paz, burn South American Placers offices, rob the safe, and take two German citizens as hostages. Government says it is the first guerrilla action since Che Guevara’s death. Estimated damage reaches $2 million.

LA Paz Bolivia Teoponte Ernesto Che” Guevara Guevara Interior Ministry National Liberation Army

Britain allows nicotine free cigarette production under license

Britain's new tobacco substitute rules permit licensed manufacturers to make cigarettes from nicotine free materials. A customs department spokesman said makers must be properly licensed but can use items like shredded copies of the London telephone directory to produce cigarettes.

London Britain Customs Department

Libbey-Owens-Ford Hit By Sex Discrimination Suit

The Justice Department filed the first civil rights suit under the Civil Rights Act five years after its enactment. Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. of Toledo is charged with hiring women into fewer jobs, placing them in lower paid roles, and firing them when cuts occur. The suit names the company and the United Glass and Ceramic Workers AFL-CIO and local No. 9. It seeks court orders to end discrimination and compensate affected women.

Washington Thelosses Department U.S. District Court Toledo Ohio Libbey-Owens-Ford Co., Inc Justice Department Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Libbey-Owens‘Ford EEOC Libbey-Owens-Ford Toledo-area Commission Liberation United Glass. and Ceramic, Workers of North America Afl-Cio Libbey- Qwens-Ford Libbey-Owens- Ford

Doctors Describe Appalling Conditions Among Migrants

A panel of physicians told senators that migrant farm workers in Texas Florida and Michigan live in dire health conditions. They cited malnutrition preventable diseases and barriers to care including crises before treatment and child illnesses such as meningitis. The team treated 1400 people in Hidalgo and Starr Counties and dispensed $6000 in drugs.

Washington Robert M. Wheeler Charlotte N.C Senate ‘Migratory Labor Subcommittee Texas Florida Michigan Field Foundation Mississippi Wheeler South John Steinbeck NBC Lowant Hidalgo Starr Harry S. Limpscomb

Houston Dump Protest Sparks City-Run Clashes

Police arrested about 65 demonstrators as trash trucks unloaded at a new northside landfill after a large protest by residents largely from Houston's Negro community. The marchers resisted orders, with three armed men briefly stopping a truck. One organizer, William Ballard, was jailed but released after intervention by a mayoral aide and NAACP leader.

Houston Northside City Sanitation and Parks and Recreation Department Lon Bei Anne W EE William Ballard Blair Justice C. Anderson Jackson Houston Naacp Davis City Hall Frank Mancuso Louie Welch

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