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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1970

Page

10

House Democrats Drift Toward New Leadership Choices

Washington reports House Democrats slow to nominate a Speaker successor with Carl Albert seen as likely, while a potential No 2 draws interest from California to the Northeast. Rostenkowski and Udall are among frontrunners as towns weigh urban image and party unity. The Census hints rural population decline. Texas faces a July 4 speak up for America push backed by Billy Graham and President Nixon.

Leslin Carpenter Avalanche-Journal Washington Bureau Washington Carl Albert Oklahoma House Albert Senate Montana California B. F. Sisk Fresno Montague Tex Rep Chet White House America Evangelist Billy Graham Graham Nixon

Two Professors Named Deanships at Northwestern Law and More

Two professors receive deanships at Northwestern School of Law or, Lewis and Clark College, and the University of Buffalo. The article lists additional professorships at Western Reserve University Hastings College of the Law University of Louisville Ohio State University of New Mexico and University of Cincinnati.

Northwestern School of Law Or. Lewis and Clark College University of Buffalo Western Reserve University Hastings College of the Law The University of Louisville Ohio State University of New Mexico University of Cincinnati Association of American Law

Plains Farming Pay Limit Talk Sparks House Debate

Relief top limit disputes unfold as Assistant Secretary Clarence Palmby backs off a 110000 per farmer ceiling for cotton, feed grain, and wheat. The Agriculture Committee debates a parity plan and a lower ceiling while Rep Kleppe and others push a 20000 to 110000 per crop scale.

House Agriculture Committee Clarence Palmby Palmby National Farm Coalition House Thomas Kleppe R-N. D Agriculture Committee Kleppe Full Paul Findley R-01 Department of Agriculture

Foreigner Limits To Be Decided

Swiss voters faces decision as standards for cotton classing fees and prices are set to begin July 1. The USDA official outlines cost structures and proposed limits to class pricing amid ongoing constitutional considerations and population factors.

Zurich UPI USDA

Weather report on South Plains June conditions

The drier sections show one land three quarters of an inch, while northeastern counties average about three inches. Soil moisture is generally good across the South Plains with small topsoil needs near the northwest and along the New Mexico border. Deep soil moisture is good and only small amounts will start crops well. Cool weather will slow early growth but the month should show excellent progress overall. Summary covers normal temperatures and precipitation for south plains stations in June.

South Plains New Mexico U.S. Weather Bureau West Texas

LHS Grad Recognized for Heroic Action Aboard Navy Carrier

A Lincoln high school graduate honored by the USS Shangri La public affairs office for a courageous act that saved the bowhook from injury or death. Fry enlisted in October 1967 and reported aboard January 30, 1970. His wife Judy Maxwell and parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fry reside in local addresses.

USS

Revival Services Planned at Lakeview Baptist Church

Lakeview Baptist Church on Rt. 1 Meadow schedules a series of revival meetings through June 14 led by evangelist Rev. Jack Bailey former Brownfield Calvary pastor. Music directed by Danny P minister at Brownfield. Services 10 a.m. Monday to Friday and 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday with nursery. Sundays feature 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. gatherings.

Lakeview Baptist Church Rt. 1 Meadow Jack Bailey Channelview Baptist Church Calvary Baptist Church Brownfield Danny P Brownfield Church W. Farley Jr

Priest Sociologist Sees Exodus From Priesthood as Hope

In San Francisco AP reports Father Eugene J. Schallert of the University of San Francisco calls priestly departures a healthy trend that could shape new forms of ministry. He notes many leaving seek imaginative service outside traditional church structures and predicts rising lay status numbers through 1975.

George W. Cornell SAN Francisco Eugene J. Schallert Institute For Socio- Religios Research University of San Francisco Schallert

Youth worship service formed at Hamilton Park Lubbock

A new interdenominational youth group called Gods Children will conduct a 1:30 p.m. Sunday service at Hamilton Park 22nd Street and Avenue X. David Marquis of 3201 25th St. described the group as meeting spiritual needs and plans future open air services with contemporary music scripture readings and Holy Communion offered to participants.

Stumpy Hamilton Park 22Nd Street Avenue X God's Lubbock David Marquis 25Th St Austin College Sherman First Christian Church Marquis Jerry Goolsby Jan Bettis Suzie Hardin Bil Hilburn Debi Caffee Sandlin The Hollies Estacado High Edwin Hawkins Jamesa Mosley Brenda Brightman Katy Joshlin Rufus Barnea Jimmy Brown Hetty Quigley Odessa Quigley Texas Tech Jim Rambo Tthe Park

Baptist Youth Choir Heads to Cortez Mission Trip

Monterey Baptist Church youth choir travels to Cortez Colorado for Bible schools and services at First Southern Baptist Church. They will present the folk musical Good News and conduct mission work continuing through next Friday.

Monterey Baptist Church 50Th St Cortez Colo First Southern Baptist Church Byron Pierce Richard Rodgers Bill Springfield John Glover Glover

Religious Leaders Enter Politics in Record Numbers

Clergy members including Rev. Robert Drinan and Rev. Andrew Young seek national and local offices. Danforth Duffey and McLaughlin join campaigns in Missouri Connecticut Rhode Island, aiming to unseat long time senators amid church driven political aims and calls to end the Vietnam War and end racial discrimination.

Republic Vietnam Robert Drinan Boston Andrew Young Atlanta Drinan Boston College Law School Congress Massachusetts John F. Kennedy Edward W. Brooke Young United [Church of Christ Land Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference Fletcher Thompson U.S Missouri John C. Danforth Stuart Symington Connecticut Joseph Duffey United Church Tafk Christ Thomas J. Dodd Rhode Island John McLaughlin American Magazine Senate John O. Pastore

Churchs new pastor leads Primera Iglesia Bautista group

The Primera Iglesia Bautista of 301 N Sherman in a damaged northern Lubbock area has a new pastor Rev Adam G Gutierrez and his family moved from San Marcos after five years serving there He previously served as vice president of the San Marcos Baptist Association and studied at Mexican Baptist Bible Institute University of Corpus Christi and is on various Baptist boards in Texas

Primera ‘Iglesia Bautista 301 Sherman Adam G. Gutierrez Lubbock Sherman Avenue Raiier Street Parmage N. Sherman Lubbock i San Marcos Primera Iglesia Bautista San Mareo Bapist Association Mexican Baptist Bible Institute San Antonin University of Corpus Christi Baptist General Convention of Texas Tristera Valley Baptist Academy

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