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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
2
In Bangkok UPI reports a Vietnamese war censorship clash as Gen Bao Tri tightens control, promising impartiality. Separately, the Royal Thai Navy faces stomach trouble over Vietnam duties and pay raises as sailors protest unfamiliar U.S. Navy chow on short leaves.
Fragmented report states Peking warns of dangerous stage as it demands Britain accept demands from Hong Kong leftists and the Chinese Foreign Ministry. Details are unclear as the note broadens the issue and mirrors past May 15 conditions.
Izvestia and Tass reported on the Kosygin Johnson summit and New York news conference with contrasting viewpoints. The front pages described differences on Vietnam and Middle East, noted a later fuller Soviet transcription, and cited a Vatican papal update alongside regional security events in Aden and Beirut.
John Johnson of the Cascade foothills near Milo Oregon finally wins clear title after a 50 year dispute. His claim, rooted in 19th century home steading, was clouded by a railroad transfer and a 1960s Senate bill led by Senator Morse. Rep Dellengack secured House approval, and the President signed the law this month, granting Johnson and his wife Virgie full ownership of the land and improvements despite scarce utilities.
The Denver City Library announces extended late night hours with services available until 8 p.m on Monday Thursday and Friday. Patrons can access study desks computer terminals and reference assistance during the new window.
AP report from Washington notes conference committee work on a redistricting measure. It would delay mandatory districting until after the 1970 census, permitting states to elect two House members at large for 1968 and 1970 elections while Kennedy and Conyers blast the compromise as unconstitutional and open to gerrymandering.
Dallas Ford Motor Co announces a new 86,400 square foot building at the Dalles assembly plant to expand operations. Construction begins in September and should finish within the year. Leo A Daly Co of Omaha, Neb., is selected as architect as the plant marks its 40th anniversary.
Chinese dispatches claim an unarmed American Phantom crossed into Chinese airspace near Hainan Island and was shot at by Chinese planes. The Pentagon says the plane was not armed and may have briefly entered the area due to weather and navigation errors. Both pilots were rescued and reported unharmed as Beijing Uses the incident to fuel propaganda amid US Soviet tensions.
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