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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1967

Page

10

Mutual Destiny Toward Racial Unity Stressed by Negro Leaders

Roy Wilkins and Martin Luther King Jr. urged white and Black Americans to work together to solve racial ills. They spoke at a panel during the International Platform Association convention, stressing shared destiny and rejecting separate paths to power. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. proposed a $20 to $30 billion program to replace slums with housing and education. Comedian Dick GrezovV joined the Q&A. Former Gov. George Wallace’s speech was canceled amid safety concerns.

Washington Roy Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference King International Platform Association Ivan Allen Jr Atlanta Dick Grezo George C. Wallace Alabama Drew Pearson Wallace Pearson Montgomery Ala

Baptist Church Sets Dedication in Aiken Community

Dedication of a new Baptist Church sanctuary near Lockney scheduled Sunday in the Aiken area replaces the one destroyed by fire last February. The Rev O C Haile of Elkhart Kansas will speak. the current pastor is Rev Carl Coffee. Open house follows the 2 30 pm ceremony. Mercury and Gemini astronauts logged over 15 million miles combined.

Lockney Aiken O. C. Haile Elkhart Kan Carl Coffee

Tech hosts fourth annual cheerleader school awards

Tech’s Intramural Department held its fourth annual cheerleader school with 58 participants from 12 regional cities. Schools from Plainview to Las Vegas NM competed in five group sizes, with ties for first in several categories and Spirit stick honors given to multiple high schools and junior highs. Tammy Taylor led a 17 member judging panel from the National Cheerleaders Association in Dallas.

Texas Tech Edsel Buchanan Tech Plainview Hooker Okla Hich Cooper High School Abilene Caprock High Amarillo Frenship High Wolfforth Roswell Num Fligh Levelland High Guymon Boise City Aldine High School Houston Spur Robertson High Las Vegas Lubbock Coronado High School Lockhart Hich Farwell Ington Sudan High Hart High Estelline High Kermit High Crystal City High Hagerman N. M Groom High Southland High Muleshoe High Sam Houston Junior High Carlsbad Mid-High Robert E. Lee Pampa Frenship N.M Alamo Junior High Midland San Jacinto Littlefield Okla High Hooker High Plainview High Cooper High Goddard High Littlefield High Tammy Taylor National Cheerleaders Association Dallas

South Vietnam Seeks UN Observers for Election

The United States expressed support for South Vietnam's request for United Nations observers during the September presidential election. The State Department said it was satisfied with Saigon's request but doubted UN compliance.

Washington UPI United States South Vietnam United Nations State Department Saigon

Reese Officers to Receive Medals at Graduation

Three Reese Air Force Base first lieutenants will be awarded 21 decorations earned in Southeast Asia during Class 68 A graduation in the base theater. Col Ernest T. Cragg will present the honors to 1st Lt. Lawrence E. Cary 1st Lt. Allan F. Kennedy and 1st Lt. Larry V. Rider for Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal clusters earned as FAC pilots in Vietnam.

Reese Air Force Base Southeast Asia Ernest T. Cragg Reese Lawrence E. Cary Allan F. Kennedy Larry V. Rider Cary Kennedy North Vietnam Rider Air Force

Leaders condemn Philadelphia antiriot law as premature

A biracial group of 159 leaders from business, neighborhood groups, civic agencies, and officials condemned Philadelphia’s emergency law as premature, urging withdrawal and a $3 million effort to reduce ghetto tension through jobs, housing, and services. Mayor Tate extended police powers until Aug 11 to deter violence, while Police Commissioner Rizzo warned groups of 12 or more could be dispersed if violence looms. Since June 7, 54 have been arrested amid sporadic rioting with no shots fired.

Lee Linder Philadelphia James H. J. Tate Tate Police Department Frank L. Rizzo Levy Anderson Rizzo

False alarm misdirects fire crew to wrong city

A Friday call reported a stove fire at a Methodist parsonage with the address 911 1st St. The message caused Lubbock firemen to respond to the wrong city until the dispatcher traced the caller’s Abernathy location.

Lubbock 1St St Abernathy

New Interdenominational Fish Movement Spreading Nationally

A voluntary, loosely organized effort called Fish unites Protestants and Catholics to aid neighbors in need. Potomac Maryland hosts an active chapter with 100 volunteers serving as officers of the day handling emergency requests and directing aid. Chapters exist across England, Canada, and the United States with no central approval needed to start a unit.

United Press Internationals America Jesus Christ God Fish Potomac Washington, D. C Potomac Fish Washington Oxford England United States Episcopal Church of the Good Shepard West Springfield Mass Canada

El Paso Boy Killed After Darting Into Street

AP reports seven year old Derek Rowe of Charlotte North Carolina was killed in El Paso when he darted into the path of a car Friday. The incident highlights dangers to pedestrians near roadways in urban areas.

EL Paso Derek Rowe Charlotte, N.C

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