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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1970
Page
1
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said student dissent threatens education facilities, blaming a minority of radicals and permissive parenting. He told the President's Commission on Campus Unrest that most youth are a credit, but lax discipline has terrorized academic communities.
OU President J Herbert Holloman resigns after two years amid warnings of tyranny and suppression of freedom at the university. He cites threats to integrity and a stifling environment and notes a policy clash with civil rights enforcement and HEW actions. Regents react with surprise as Bartlett administration faces fallout.
Texas officials and 50 school systems meet in Austin with the Justice Department and Health Department to avert federal desegregation suits. The talks are billed as the last chance to settle disputes out of court with indications the department will sue if agreements are not reached after due time.
A reader asks for guidance to mature in faith. The prayer requests forgiveness for immaturity and self righteousness and asks to remain humble and teachable before God.
Natives in Motley County watch an East of Roaring Springs wildcat tested by E B Brooks Jr of Dallas. Spudded July 3 the No 1 Fremont test shows oil spray 30 feet high after a Pennsylvanian interval but remains awaiting completion.
ICASALS leaders describe a three year program to test practical know how in Algeria’s natural resources and to pursue overseas projects. The nine member delegation recently traveled from the United States with plans to study resource conservation and economic development in North Africa.
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