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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1967

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Riots Spark Anger In Congress GOP Leaders Charge Johnson Failure

Republican leaders accused President Johnson of failing to curb racial violence after Detroit disturbances. Democratic leaders urged a bipartisan national approach, with Eisenhower joining the call for orderly action. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield stressed state and city responsibility, while Johnson pledged support to restore order.

Ashington Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican Coordinating Committee Detroit White House Senate Mike Mansfield Montana House John McCormack Massachusetts McCormack Mansfield See Gop

Detroit Sees 19 Dead as Army Halts Rioting

Grim paratroopers of the Screaming Eagles joined 1,800 troops to aid Detroit police and Guardsmen in a two day night of violence. Death toll rose to 19, with damage over $150 million. Governor Romney and Mayor Cavanagh appealed for order as snipers shot at armored vehicles and crews. President Johnson ordered federal troops to disperse violators and restore law and order.

Etroit Screaming Eagles Detroit Johnson Cyrus Vance Sec. of Defense Robert McNamara George Romney Romney Jerome Cavanaugh Vance Washington Defense Department Grosse Pointes Gov. Romney

Marines wipe out North Vietnamese patrol near Con Thien

U S Marines reported annihilating an 18 man North Vietnamese patrol near the Con Thien border outpost. Seven Leathernecks were wounded as allied forces also claimed Viet Cong losses in a separate operation along the DMZ and Central Highlands.

United Press International AIGON Con Thien U.S U. S. 25Th Infantry Division Demilitarized Zone Saigon Central Highlands Ben Thuy Vinh Panhandle North Vietnam South Vietnam Hue

Lubbock Library Consultant Pleased With Merger Results

City county library merger outcomes praised by a library consultant. Other items note closing of City-County Out patient Clinic is definite and various national world, state, and local topics across sections including education, politics, and entertainment.

Lubbock

Miss Texa Pageant contestant receives fortune cookie omen

Jan Glenn Miss Lubbock receives a fortune cookie reading wealth and honor as she competes in the Miss Texas Pageant. Marsha Matthews Miss Pasadena presents the cookie to Glenn with 62 contestants watching. The day featured registration fittings and a dinner at Leonards Department Store as contestants prepared for first round activity.

Jan Glenn Leonards Department Store

De Gaulle’s Quebec visit reverberates in Canada

General Charles de Gaulle caused concern in Ottawa after shouting support for a free Quebec during a Montreal speech. Prime Minister Lester Pearson requested a transcript from the French embassy as debates over his state visit continued. De Gaulle had arrived in Quebec City and planned Expo 67 stops before Ottawa talks.

United Press International Charles de Gaulle Quebec Montreal Lester Pearson de Gaulle Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Ottawa Pearson Canada Quebec City Paris

Sign Restrictions Sought For New Service Stations On 50th Street

Planning and Zoning Commission members recommended uniform sign rules for service stations along 50th Street from Avenue A to Slide Road. They propose limiting future signs to current C-2A allowed formats and seek a joint City Council session to discuss land use changes and a public hearing. Existing signs would remain legal but nonconforming.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal 50Th Street Planning and Zoning Commission Planning Commission Avenue A Slide Road Arnold Maeker

Johnson Faces Stiff Hurdle in Tax Increase Push

UPI survey shows key congressional committees skeptical about a tax hike to fund the Vietnam War and curb inflation. Johnson backs a 6 percent surcharge on income taxes, with possible higher request, but only a minority of Ways and Means and Finance Committee members express support.

Washington UPI Johnson Congress United Press International House Ways and Means Senate Finance Committee Ways & Means Finance Committee

Daily Prayer Blessing Morning Gratitude

A devotional prayer affirms God’s constancy and care as the day begins. The speaker thanks the Lord for strength and provision, recognizing divine generosity and daily needs met through faith.

Detroit Reels Under Integrated Rioting And Looting

Rioters loot downtown Detroit as fires break out across the city, killing reported and plundering a five and ten store. National Guardsman eyes flames as looters haul out shoes dresses and sweaters while a crowd of youths and adults moves through the scene.

Austin Scott Etroit Detroit National

Weather map page for Lubbock area forecast

Mostly sunny and hot in Lubbock today with high in the mid 90s and a warm night ahead. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph, minimum humidity around 37 percent, sunrise at 6 34 am and sunset at 8 33 pm with temperatures near 67 to 90 across the region.

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