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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
7
Sheerlite advises customers to stock up on Montag's sheer lightweight stationery at special prices. Offer highlights bulk quantities and quick shopping options.
Princeton based survey of 1 098 college students shows 56 percent identify as hawks and 38 percent as doves on Vietnam. Women trend to dove. expulsion support for drug use ranges 28 to 35 percent between hawks and doves.
A combined American Business Clubs parade with about a dozen floats, fire trucks, bands and beauty queens will march two miles from 34th and Avenue Q to the courthouse. A mass prayer for world peace is planned at the courthouse with Rev. Jess Hall delivering the prayer. Ninety-two organizations will be represented as residents are urged to participate in showing support for U.S. involvement in Vietnam and counter antiwar demonstrations.
Sen Robert Kennedy urges end to long delays in agency decision making and wider use of ordinary justice. He argues for a full time chair for the Administrative Conference to coordinate reforms across 75 to 91 federal bodies, highlighting bias, over technical rules, and headless hearings as barriers to fair regulation.
A fragment notes that appearance of impartiality is essential to a fair result. The quotation emphasizes trust in processes and the need for perceived neutrality in decision making.
Police arrested two Dallas men ages 20 and 22 after a Saturday night drug buy on the northside. Officers recovered a half pound of marijuana and LSD and seized the rented car used in the operation. Sgt. John Yeater and Officer Leslie Semmelmann said a tip led to the arrest.
The current issue of Newsweek summarizes Svetlana Alliluyeva memoirs asserting Joseph Stalin caused her parents' deaths and destroyed her life. It notes she moved from the Kremlin apartment, her memoirs arriving in the United States for translation, and recounts the Kapler romance ending due to Kapler’s Siberian sentence.
Eight white men face trial in Grenada Mississippi on charges tied to attempting to block school desegregation last fall. The eight men, all white and from Grenada area, were indicted in April and include named defendants in the case connected to the desegregation orders. Proceedings begin in Oxford with local officials and prosecutors pursuing the enforcement of the court directives.
In Atlanta AP reports a small concrete home near Douglas Georgia may shed light on leukemia contagion. Since 1957 three families occupied the site, resulting in two deaths a 17 year old boy and a 36 year old woman, with a third person hospitalized. Researchers at the Communicable Disease Center in Atlanta study three cases as possible virus-related clusters while stressing no lab tests confirm a virus link.
Tanzania climbers on Mt Meru can read Julius Nyerere writings on virtue of self reliance at the summit. A group of primary pupils carried the booklets up and left them there last weekend, offering a message of development to visitors.
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