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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1968

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Storm Closes Area Schools on First Day of Spring

A fast moving snow storm blanketed the South Plains and halted travel as about 20 towns reported school closures. Lubbock Airport logged six inches by noon with seven near K N Clapp Park. Authorities warned of slick roads and freezing conditions as lines and power flickered and multiple highways were temporarily closed or blocked.

Opal Dixon Avalanche-Journal South Plains Lubbock K. N. Clapp Park KFYO The Weather Bureau Texas Panhandle Floydade Texas Highway Department Plainview Crosbyton Silver Falls Canyon Park Morton A.m Avaanche-Journal Cochran County Sheriff's Office Levelland Pep Community Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Spur Andrews Littlefield

Black Revolution Gains Momentum in U.S. Talks

In a Los Angeles interview, Elridge Cleaver criticizes Thurgood Marshall and the Supreme Court while warning middle-class Negroes about pressures from the Black Panther backed movement. The piece cites race tensions, revolts, and reactions to events like Rap Brown’s bail violation and boycotts.

Louis FE. Lomax North American Newspaper Alliance Bar Los Angeles NANA Thurgood Marshall Supreme Court Rap Brown Elridge Cleaver Black Panther Party Oakland Calif Cleaver Justice Marshall New York Brown Harry Edwards San Jose State College New York Athletic Club Bee Black Revolution

De Gaulle renews assault on dollar and gold standard

President Charles de Gaulle calls the world monetary system based on the U S dollar and pound sterling unworkable and demands a full return to the gold standard. He warns continued reserve currency privilege risks a world crisis and says France is ready to participate in an international monetary renovation.

Paris UPI Charles de Gaulle U. S Washington London Gaulle de Gaulle Zurich Britain France

Schoolboy Shot In Dallas Junior High Incident

A .22 caliber pistol wounded 14 year old Johnny Williams at Spenc Junior High School in Dallas. The shooter, another pupil, was arrested after the incident in the school outer office while both boys were sent to see the principal for fighting. Williams was in poor condition at Parkland Hospital and the other boy was detained at the county juvenile home.

Dallas Johnny Williams Spenc M. M. Myers Young Williams Parkland Hospital

Communists Pull Out at Khe Sanh After Siege

UPI reports from military and intelligence sources say the Communist siege at Khe Sanh failed as monsoon winds eased and airpower resumed. Capt Charles Rushforth and others note up to two North Vietnamese regiments may have withdrawn from the base area. Phu Bai commanders doubt Hanoi can overrun Khe Sanh now, though shelling and probes may continue. See KHE SANH Page 16.

Raigon UPH - U Khe Sanh U.S U.S. Air Force Charles Rushforth Wethersfield,Conn UPI Richard V. Oliver Provisional Corps Vietnam Phu Bai Huc Dmz Oliver South Vietnam

Firemen Watch As House Worth $18000 Is Razed

High Ridge Missouri volunteers noted a house valued at $18000 burned after its owners did not buy a $7 fire protection tag. Chief Ed Hill defended the policy saying no tag means no service though crews checked for occupants first. Over 100 tags were sold in the drive to fund equipment and expenses.

High Ridge, Mo High Ridge John Akers Ed Hill Hill

Parade Canceled As Snow Delays Rodeo Opening Night

The four day rodeo in Lubbock was postponed with a 2:30 p.m. Sunday matinee set after a heavy snowstorm. Opening night acts including announcer Clem McSpadden and Sonny James band were stranded. tickets will be honored or exchanged for the Sunday show.

ABC Rodeo Municipal Coliseum Carlsbad N. M Clinton Okla Clem McSpadden Oklahoma Sonny James Lubbock Beutler & Son Rodeo Pioneer Hotel Southwestern Ranchers Association

Reds Fear Disclosure Of Warsaw Pact Strategy

London reports say a Czech general who defected to Washington may have revealed Moscow's long term military strategy to the United States. The Soviet bloc faces renewed doubts about unity as tensions rise after Maj. Gen. Jan Sejna's defection and Czech leadership shifts. Diplomatic circles foresee further high level consultations in coming weeks.

London UPS United States Washington Soviet Union Warsaw Hein Moscow Egypt Sofia Prague Egid Pepich Czechoslovakia Poland Red Europe Jan Sejna Senia Romania East Europe Kremlin

Dayan Hurt In Cave-In At Azor Archeological Site

Gen Moshe Dayan Israel defense minister and war veteran suffered serious injuries after a cave-in at an Azor Tel Aviv dig. An amateur archeologist Dayan, 52, was taken by air ambulance to Tel Hashomer Hospital as officials issued limited comments on his condition.

Tel Aviv Moshe Dayan Israel Defense Ministry Dayan Kol Israel Azor Cholon Tel Hashomer Syria Jerusalem Sinai Egypt

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