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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
2
Residents of a small community reported a tornado sighting with winds near 70 mph and hail as it crossed town causing crop damage and power outages. Rainfall was light in Big Spring, while Snyder felt wind and storm impact during the 5:30 pm thunderstorm line.
Soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko and Secretary of State Dean Rusk held a three hour discussion at the Waldorf Towers amid questions about a U S Soviet summit. Kosygin’s return to Moscow loomed and no date for a meeting was set.
Britain warned Israel against claiming all of Jerusalem as a prize of war. Israel accepted, pledging to keep the Old City and ensure free access to holy shrines for all faiths. France’s De Gaulle linked the Arab Israel conflict to Vietnam and urged US pullout for world peace, while Britain’s Browne warned of isolation. Abba Eban defended Jerusalem as indivisible and united in religious life. President Eisenhower planned a trip to Korea to witness Chung Hee’s inauguration.
Officials consider a new commercial development plan for 50th Street at the joint session on Wednesday. The Planning and Zoning Commission discusses permitted uses and approvals to guide future growth.
Brightening outlook for Robert Lustig, the highway hero, as he recovers from months of physical and financial hardship. Acknowledges support from community and friends while detailing ongoing challenges.
In Washington the Senate rejected a plan to admonish Senator Thomas J. Dodd for personal use of campaign funds. The vote favored a softened substitute instead of full censure, with Democratic colleague Abraham Ribicoff supporting the change. Dodd did not vote, requesting the absence.
Austin AP reports Luci Johnson Nugent welcomed her son Patrick Lyndon on Wednesday night after Patrick Nugent distributed cigars. The baby, healthy, fed sugar water, bears names chosen from Patrick and Luci’s fathers. Nugent said he met reporters 11 hours earlier and described his joy and family pride.
A fragmentary note from an old newspaper mentions an area station opening by rail. The terse line suggests a thoughtful observer found the event pleasant, with limited detail on location, date, or involved entities.
The United Fund board of directors set a 628635 goal for the October drive and voted to add the Legal Aid Society as the 28th agency supported. Officials cited a 1959 percent increase over last year’s 590342 goal and noted growth in agency services with Lub bock’s expansion. The Legal Aid Society handles legal matters at the Law Library and courthouse.
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