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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
11
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court unanimously rules the 1965 school racial balance law constitutional and criticizes the Boston School Committee for attempting to block it. The decision emphasizes the act's aim to ensure fair operation and prevent stifling the statute before it becomes fully operative.
In February KHFT and KHBC broadcast plans show bias toward major networks with KHFI left to choose leftovers. The piece notes VHF advantages over UHF and details Johnson family trustees, while Massachusetts court rulings critique school racial balance and potential repeal moves.
The Maharashtra state government announced that from August 15 1968 families exceeding three children will not receive loans grants relief or subsidies. The policy ties to a 40 million population and follows India independence day August 5.
Lubbock National Bank president Maedgen boasted of owning the town’s priciest shoe shine. He apologized to Clifton Dixon after paying five pennies for a 35 cent shine at the LNB barber shop. One penny bore a 1945 double image misprint, a rare find Dixon keeps at a coin shop and may sell for around sixty dollars or more.
Mahon and his committee warn against a blank military budget for defense and press tighter controls. They discuss possible troop increases in Southeast Asia, realignment plans, and resisting McNamara’s proposals while preserving reserve and National Guard strength. Lipscomb backs Mahon’s approach on the bill.
Ray Doyle Ranmey of Quitaque is in serious condition at Methodist Hospital after a wire fragment from a rotary mower pierced his heart Tuesday night at home. He has moved out of intensive care and may undergo open heart surgery in Dallas to remove the wire.
Texas Tech finished summer session registration with a projected enrollment of about 7000 students. Evelyn Clewell said final counts would come next week and some students could still register and pay fees if they started before 5 p.m. Thursday. The male to female ratio is expected to be about three to two. London plans to race 1918 airplanes.
Ten persons were injured when a car overturned 4.7 miles northwest of Shallowater on US 84 around 10:05 a.m. A 21 year old woman Lydia Guzman was admitted to Methodist Hospital in good condition. The driver 29 year old Juanita Cordao and eight children were treated and released. Investigators cited a left rear tire blowout. Three motorcyclists also injured in Lubbock. Mary Garcia 28 and Opal B Warner 24 treated and released after a collision with a car driven by Amelia Alvarado. A 14 year old Arno D Brittain admitted to hospital after motorcycle collision near 52nd St and Boston Ave.
First evacuees arrive at Kennedy and McGuire bases as Military Air Transport Command and TWA flights carry about 165 to 166 people per plane. Mothers with babies, nurses guiding children, and families from Saudi Arabia and Libya board the arrivals while husbands remain abroad.
Spurred by Spur High School Ex Students, Swenson Ranch alumni meet for an annual reunion with noon barbecue over mesquite, fiddling and dancing all afternoon. Registration at 9, program at 10:30, officers listed include Able Smith president Buck Thompson vice president and Mrs Ilene Dixon secretary treasurer.
The document outlines defense spending across services with 938 ships and 8878 planes, notes 600 B52s among 14 iplanes, and mentions Nike-X antiballistic missiles. It cites $22.26 billion for hardware purchases and $21.92 billion for military pay, with Navy and Air Force figures and earmarks for F111B production and Nike-X funding.
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