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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1968
Page
5
In London on Monday demonstrators clashed with police and authorities issued heavy fines and prison terms to rioters amid anti Vietnam protests. In Paraguay President Stroessner travels to the United States to seek expanded aid and meat purchases during a four day visit.
An official from the Merchant Marine Ministry said total 1968 aid figures were not disclosed. A September 1968 aid pact planned Soviet warplanes antiaircraft guns and other items, with totals likely higher than 1967's about 1 billion dollars. North Vietnam routes are described as faultless while most shipments are routed via Far East ports and overland through China.
Cairo sources report President Nasser is not publicly retracting the accusation that the U.S. Navy and Air Force aided Israel, despite U.S. pressure and Egyptian press circulation concerns. State Department experts say acknowledgment or withdrawal remains a precondition for resuming diplomatic relations cut last June 6.
Prospective jurors in the Clay L. Shaw Kennedy assassination case report no fixed opinions on guilt or innocence. The hearing focuses on whether the trial should be moved at least 100 miles from New Orleans amid claims of publicity bias.
A resignee assails Wilson as he is expected to make gains after a critical weighing moment. The commentary notes this occurs as the government seeks broad support at a time of heightened pressure.
Unclear reports indicate tensions rise as Rhodesia followers prompt market disruptions. Banks in Britain and overseas markets closed after a statement from President Johns before consulted Brown and other officials.
A murky public statement from Lenart, tied to Noviny, signals a political shakeup as officials warn the leader and former Antonin Novotny about a new functionary post. The chaotic note hints at internal party tensions and uncertain future direction.
The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra presents two afternoon performances for fourth to sixth graders from Lubbock and nearby districts at the Municipal Auditorium. An added 20-voice chorus and harp soloist highlight the program, with selections from Faust, Carmen, and other works.
The city youth Fay Sengoana of 619 2th Street Jackson attends Christian College in Lubbock. This summer he plans to preach and lead revivals in the South Plains area.
Former heavyweight champ Gene Tunney, noted Shakespeare admirer, recalled in 1927 how he kept Jack Dempsey from reclaiming the heavyweight title. He said there was no one with greater appreciation of Shakespeare than himself, adding his worship at the bard's shrine.
In Monahans defense opens anew as the murder case against Valley proceeds with a 9 am start. Jury selection remains problematic with ten jurors questioned after a long delay. Valley is charged with killing Johnny White in a tavern last April and has seen multiple venue changes and postponements.
Ohio State's football team scored in a Big Ten game against Iowa in 1950. The description notes a score by the Buckeyes in Columbus.
Judge cites undue pretrial publicity and moves proceedings to April 4 for 17 defendants charged with conspiracy in bank burglaries across three states. Proceedings include juror selection in Del Rio while reporters face courtroom restrictions and one reporter alleges removal by a court marshal. Indictments allege a ring burglarizing 18 banks. two defendants had charges dismissed on double jeopardy concerns.
Texas Tech named an eight member committee led by Arts and Sciences Dean Lorrin Kennamer Jr to choose a successor to George G Heather as dean of the School of Business Administration. Members include Oswald Bowlin Lawrence Graves George Kee Thomas Twain Donald Longworth Billy Rosas and Willard Williams.
The justices loosen the 1964 civil rights act by allowing plaintiffs in discrimination cases to recover lawyers fees when winning. They also bar using a defendant’s pretrial testimony about illegal seizures at trial, reversing Robert Garrett’s armed robbery conviction. The rulings touched Piggie Park Enterprises and other cases while weighing retroactivity of juror belief rulings and public-interest enforcement.
The second in a series of annual career conferences will be held from 3:20 to 8:20 a.m. at Monterey High School with 664 seniors participating. Lubbock professionals will serve as consultants to discuss career options, qualifications, preparation, and rewards. Additional sessions on oceanography, marine biology, farming, and veterinary medicine are planned.
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