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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1970

Page

12

Denied by Government Efforts to Stop Torture in Brazil

UPI report notes Christians in the U S and Europe push for world opinion and protests as Archbishop Helder Camara accuses Brazil of widespread torture in prisons. He cites up to 12 000 political prisoners including clergy and lay leaders and urges an international inquiry by the OAS with possible U S aid cuts pending findings.

America Europe Brazil Helder Camara Camara Greece International Red Cross OAS U.S

Tech economists map West Texas economy for future planning

Six Texas Tech economists oversee in depth interviews across 56 county area from the Oklahoma Panhandle to the Pecos River plus towns and cities. Teams from eight other Texas colleges gather data to assess interdependence among sectors and Texas ties to outside markets. Cooperating firms are protected to prevent data traceability. Coordinators include Bill McCray and interviewers Killman Jackson Pruitt Sterling Laye Beckworth.

Texas Tech West Texas Texas Tech James E. Osborn Department of Agricultural Economics Osborn Grubb iWe Oklahoma Panhandle Pecos River Carrouzett Fort Stockton Muleshoe Dickens Texas Tech Agricultural Ecornomics Herbert W. Grubb Austin Governor's Office Planning Agencies Council For Texas U.S. Dertment of Housing and Urbanvelopment Texas Colleges and Universities Mike Killman Verne Jackson Lubbock David Pruitt Celeste Richard Sterling Ira Kenny Laye Pampa Kelly Beckworth Amarillo Bill McCray Panhandle

Do it yourself chart at TRDA aids smoking cessation

The TRDA office at 1961 Texas Ave hosts a do it yourself chart explaining discipline to stop smoking. Mrs. Sharp notes many calls with varied questions, including concerns about weight gain and hypnosis as a method. The event coincides with Habit Month and aims to help two people pursue quitting.

TRDA Texas Ave

Outlook Gloomy as Reds Advance in Cambodia

Cambodian capital Phnom Penh faces a grave two week oil shortage while enemy forces press near Kompong Speu and Tonle Bet. Siem Reap fighting eases but Angkor is declared an open city. Casualties soar for South Vietnamese and US units as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong advance in Cambodia and Laos.

Kompong Speu I Phnom Penh Tonle Bet Kompong Cham Mekong South Vietnam Siem Reap Angkor Temple Angkor Saigon U.S Cambodia Laos Saravane Vientiane

City seeks goals for Bicentennial plans via neighborhood meetings

Committee 70 outlines aims including cultural facility clustering near the memorial center, expanded educational opportunities for disadvantaged children, and stronger cultural ties across the population. Proposals urge improved government communication, traffic flow, economic growth, education, and recreational expansion. Six meetings include two Spanish sessions at Matthews Junior High and Parkway Elementary, plus sessions at Dunbar High Eis taca de High, Monterey High, and Mackenzie Junior High on June 23.

Memorial Center Matthews Junior High Parkway Elementary School Dunbar High School Eistacade High School Monterey High School Mackenzie Junior High School

Ceiling Set On July Draft 190

Washington AP reports a sequence number ceiling of 190 for the July draft call. Curtis Tarr says those with numbers above 190 may not be ordered for induction to meet a 15,000 man July quota. He predicts a peaking off as deferments end and graduates enter, helping fill calls after a slow first half of 1970.

Washington Selective Service Curtis Tarr Tarr Defense Department

Coated steel gains Gary manufacturing pace

In seven years American production of precoated steel has quadrupled. The coatings include colors patterns wood grain and fabric textures applied by rollers. Output last year reached 1,191,200 tons in Gary Indiana and surrounding plants.

Gary Ind

Missionary J H Law to speak at Southcrest Temple College

Missionary to Kenya J H Law will address Southcrest Baptist Church on Sunday at 5 10 p m in Plant Ave chapel. Law has spent six years in Kenya and pursues a Ph D in education at Texas Tech. The program, titled Missionary Moments, is open to visitors and includes Youth meetings with Henry Zorns and Calvin Zongker.

J. H. Law Kenya East Africa Southcrest Baptist Church Plant Law Texas Tech Southcrest Church Henry Zorns Monterey High School Calvin Zongker Texas Tech Baptist Student Union Zorms Zongker J. B Fowler

Escapee Dwayne Weir Found Hiding in Ice House

Terry County sheriff's deputies tracked and captured 20yearold escapee Dwayne O Weir just 23 minutes after he fled while being returned from Denver on charges of obtaining lodging under false pretense. He was found hiding in an abandoned ice house and returned to custody.

Brownfield Terry County Sheriff's Deputies Dwayne O. Weir Denverty Terry County

34 Nurses At Methodist Get Diplomas And Honors

The Methodist Hospital School of Nursing graduated 34 students with four earning special awards at St. John's Methodist Church. Dr. William E. Rankin spoke at the exercises, and diplomas were presented by Mrs. Irene S. Wilson with a reception for graduates and their families to follow.

Methodist Hospital School of Nursing George M. Brewer Methodist Hospital Jo E. Stanton Shallowater Kay Kendall Lubbock Barbara Simington Littlefield Lavon Mosher Methodist St. John's Methodist Church Lath Shock T. Krueger Ja §E. Stanton Methodial Hospital School of Nursing Barbara Simington l Littlefield Royce Lewis Tnez: Hines George M Brewer William E. Rankin Dolly N. Fraley R.N Irene S. Wilson School of Nursing

Hospital Inmate Charged With Murder After Wife Dies

A Lubbock man disabled at Rusk State Hospital, Robert Briggs 38, was charged with murder with malice following the death of his wife Shirley 34 who was critically beaten at their Route 1 Larbbork home. Briggs had been declared insane.

Lubbock Rusk State Hospital Robert Briggs Shirley Route 1 Larbbork

Tunneys Daughter Guilty Plea Began In March Court

Joan Tunney Wilkinson 39 daughter of former world champion Gene Tunney pleaded guilty to manslaughter with diminished responsibility in the death of her husband Isane Carter Wilkinson. Judge Carl Agre ordered her held at Broadmoor Prison and committed to Rusk Hospital for psychiatric evaluation amid nine years of schizophrenia. The husband died from head injuries at their home near Cheries. Wilkinson’s mother had custody of their two daughters. Police reported Wilkinson’s wife had disappeared in Bergen Norway seven months earlier and was found wandering near Marseilles. The article notes U S farm income disparity with nonfarmers and mentions amnesia treatment for Wilkinson’s wife.

London Joan Tunney Wilkinson Cee Ae Gene Tunney Briggs Broadmoore Lasylum Attons Carl Agret Wilkinson Pouchy Broadmoor Isane Carter Wikinson Cheries Gaedesuluirh Ufmies The Ome Bergen Norway French Mediterranean Marseilles Waa

Mayo May Be Considered for Cabinet by Nixon

The White House said President Nixon may consider outgoing Budget Director Mayo for a future cabinet opening. Mayo, an economist and former bank official, would be among speculation for roles such as commerce or treasury secretary, though any decision would depend on conditions at the time. The Budget Bureau dissolves June 1 as the new Office of Management and Budget forms under George P. Shultz.

Washington White House Nixon Robert Po Mayo Presa Ronald I. ‘Ziegler Mayo Ziegier Bank Maurice H. Stana Commerce David M. Kennedy the Treasury Ziegler Budget Bureau Office of Management and Budget George FP. Shultz Labor

Marshall Ends Bethesda Stay

Justice Thurgood Marshall will be discharged from Bethesda Naval Hospital Saturday after a pneumonia illness. He will recuperate at his Lake Barcroft, Virginia home and is expected to return to the Supreme Court at the start of the court term.

Washington APH Thurgood Marshal Bethesda Naval Hospital Pneuconia SupRsore Court Friay _ Marshall Lake Barcreft

New Deal Seeks Incorporation

The town of New Deal seeks incorporation in a 700 acre area along both sides of Interstate 27 north of Libbock. 56 landowners petitioned County Judge Rod Shaw for a municipal election at the community club house. Voters with current year registration may participate. if approved, another vote will set a mayor and four aldermen with R. F. Hess as election judge and John McNew as absentee clerk.

New Deal Community Club House Rod Shaw Libbock

Police Force Counts in India Reach 617173

Government figures show India with 540 million people and a police strength of 617173 across 17 states and five union territories. The data indicates a wide distribution of police personnel in the federal system.

New Delhi India Union Territories

Moscow Cites Soft Pedalling of Anti American Gait Scam

A brief report notes that the anti American gait scam in Moscow has been downplayed or softened in handling and public discussion.

Moscow Geitscam

Crusade Plans Set By Faith Assembly Of God Church

Faith Assembly of God Church at 405 N Quirt Ave hosts a children summer crusade starting Sunday at 7 p.m. Evangelistic team Mr and Mrs W Joe Black of Corpus Christi lead nightly 90 minute sessions with musical numbers puppet shows memory work and a story hour Rev Bob Goodwin invites all children to attend.

Faith Assembly of God Church N. Quirt Ave W. Joe Black Corpus Christi Bob Goodwin

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