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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1966

Page

12

BioCHAS A GUY Be Editor and Publisher

The notice presents a pledge and identifies BioCHAS A GUY as editor and publisher. It is dated in Lubbock Texas on a Wednesday, May 11, 1066, and includes ceremonial language about allegiance and the republic.

Biochas A. Guy United States of America Lubbock Texas Renee Side

Students Hold Spotlight On Draft Deferment Tests

About 800000 college students face new draft deferment tests enacted by Science Research Associates with centers nationwide starting this Saturday. New criteria push freshmen to the upper half of male full-time class rank, with successive years rising to upper two thirds and upper three fourths.

Science Research Associates of Chicago Hugh Carey D. N.Y

Salvaging what man has wrought the housewife’s role

Mary McGrath surveys how women routinely adjust imperfect purchases from clothing to appliances before use. She notes first quality goods arrive with tiny flaws and home tinkering becomes the norm, making the housewife the final link in every man’s assembly line.

De Gaulle Severs NATO Ties Threatening Western Europe Defense

The article reports on Charles de Gaulle's France blocking NATO use of French bases and airspaces, inviting a Soviet naval visit, and signaling a pullout from allied defense. It discusses potential shifts in U S policy, risk of a broader Cold War crisis, and calls for an agonizing reappraisal of Europe defense options.

Washington Soviet Union de Gaulle France Western Europe United States Europe Moscow NATO Kremlin Presi Dent de Gaulle Free World General DE Gaelle West Germany America General de Gaulle

Johnson orders new study on West Germany share in European nuclear defense

President Johnson directs a top-priority six week study by NATO and U S officials on German participation in Europe nuclear defense. He aims to craft ideas for Britain and West Germany, signaling a policy shift and closer U S involvement amid France’s NATO withdrawal.

Washington Johnson Western Alliance West Germany Europe Dean Goodherham Acheson Western NATO Great Britain Germany Ludwig Erhard Harold Wilson Rhodesia MR. Johnson State Defense Departments Wilson Erhard France Defense Department de Gaulle Lyndon Johnson Dean Acheson

Post Office unions blamed for mail service woes

Oklahoma Rep. Tom Steed attacks unions’ hold on the Post Office Department as a major factor in service deterioration. He cites 24 000 bargaining units and 15 national contracts, notes that automation jobs fears persist, and reports a pushback on door-to-door delivery in new suburbs costing up to 100 million.

Washington Oklahoma Tom Steed Post Office Charges Steed Steed House Appropriations House Richard Murphy Suburbia Balderdash James

Coal Strike Pauses as Lewis Proposes Two Week Truce

The 40 day soft coal stoppage is paused as operators accept John L. Lewis's plan for a two week truce. Cairo riots erupt during a one day Arab general strike protesting Palestine recommendations. A German V-2 rocket test rises to about 75 miles over White Sands. A cold front drops South Plains temperatures from 76 to 44. An optimist believes debt will be paid someday.

Washington John L. Lewis Cairo Middle East Palestine White Sands N. M South Plains

Cuba Faces Russian Colony Buildup in Cuba

Ruth Montgomery reports Cuban refugees alleging a large Russian colony forming in Cuba with thousands of troops wives and children and a Mariel base nine miles offshore. Dr Belt cites Monroe Doctrine violations and OAS charter breaches while warning of long term Soviet presence and strategic aims.

Pecalins Washington Cuba Guillermo Bell Mariel Belt Western Hemisphere Organization of American States OAS Bell Christopher Columbus Foundation

President Johnson vows reform for Indian living conditions

The editorial notes President Johnson's pledge to fix housing and poverty on reservations. It highlights his swearing in Robert La Follette Bennett as commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and urges swift, decisive action with Indian cooperation to advance lasting improvements.

Johnson Robert la Follette Bennett Bureau of Indian Affairs United States Bennett Fort Worth

Unanimous call for wage price restraint at Chicago conference

Economists businessmen and labor leaders at the University of Chicago agreed wage price guideposts fail to keep prices down. The group reached a common conclusion yet noted practical ineffectiveness, a view echoed even by skeptical supermarket shoppers back home.

University of Chicago Chicago Wall Street Journal

Dear Turnrow Tunker on Tower's foreign aid stance

O C McBride critiques Senator Tower proposing aid only to friendly nations would cut backing to near zero. He notes Johnson aides resigning and quips the resignations stem from barbecue sauce rather than workload.

Senator Tower U.S

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