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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
2
Meany rejects claims that unions should curb wage demands, asserting workers must push for fair compensation amid ongoing labor disputes. He argues collective bargaining should reflect living costs and productivity gains to ensure economic balance.
At a national inter religious peace conference the speakers denounced an ongoing U S fixation on anti communism. John C Bennett and Rabbi Jacob Weinstein warned this obsession shapes policy from Asia to Latin America and even military actions abroad.
The 13th annual police appreciation dinner is set for April 14 at Neko Palace hosted by the Citizens' Traffic Council. Separately, vehicle registrations reached 19, almost 1,919 by Monday, with 5 youths sworn into the Job Corps for training, and a planned public address by Dr Eugene Brutten on stuttering at Texas Tech related events.
Police investigated multiple thefts and vandalism on Tuesday. Copper wire stolen from Santa Fe Railway line near Jobe's Appliance Store, jackets and tools taken from residences and construction sites, an air compressor and shed broken into, a stereo set and shotgun reported stolen, and vandalism at two locations including Calvary Assembly of God Church. Damages and losses totaled several hundred dollars.
A Boston longshoreman Steven Hughes, 58, was shot and seriously wounded outside his brother Cornelius Hughes home as gang violence flares in Greater Boston. Police suspect the ambush targets continue in a two year wave of killings linked to the 1964 start of the gang feud.
The Community Facilities Administration approved a $241,000 college housing loan for South Plains College in Levelland to finance a 64-woman dormitory. Dr. Marvin Baker, college president, said approval was anticipated and noted contracts were signed February 22 with completion expected by September 1, 1966.
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