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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1965

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3

Moscow Radio Calls Johnson's Move A Colossal Risk

Moscow Radio says President Johnson is taking a colossal risk with his escalation stance. The UPI report notes Moscow views U.S. actions as dangerous and potentially backfiring on perceptions of American resolve.

Moscow Johnson United Press International President Johnson United Nations Paris le Figaro Office E Abssesiae Czechoslovakia Radio Bratislava Geneva England London Times

Steel Unionists To Decide Today On Strike Notice

The Wage Policy Committee of the United Steelworkers Union meets in Pittsburgh to decide issuing a strike notice to the 10 major steel producers. USW President I W Abel will hold a news conference after the 2 p.m. EDT session. The 33-man Executive Board meets beforehand. a contract extension may be terminated, potentially setting a Sept 1 strike. Escrow funds of 11% per hour since May 1 could be distributed later.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers Union USW I. W. Abel WPC

Officers Named For Longbotham Reunion

SEMINOLE Special The Longbotham Family Reunion at the Community Building in Seminole elected new officers. Don Longbotham of Odessa was named president with five vice presidents and other posts filled by family members from Texas and New Mexico. The meeting set the next gathering for the third Sunday in July in Seminole. A Texas flag was awarded to Mrs. Walter Burris of Tyler for the longest distance traveled. Perry Longbotham of Fort Sumner was the oldest attendee. the Tommie Harwell family of Floyd, New Mexico delivered the largest group.

Seminole Longbotham Don Longbotham Odessa Earl Longbotham Groesbeck Tommie Harwell Floyd N.M Perry Longbotham Fort Sumner Barnie Elam John E. Longbotham del Rio Lou Longbotham C. A. Dunn Teague Glen Stark T. V. Longbotham Sr Monahans T. V. Longbotham Jr Walter Burris Tyler Texas Floyd, N.M

Traffic light crashes surge in Mexico City report

AP: Transit Bureau reports at least three traffic lights are destroyed daily in Mexico City by motorists crashing into them. The note highlights growing hazard and damage across the capital's intersection network.

Mexico City Transit Bureau

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