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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1971

Page

3

Rites Held For Jostha Collier Slain By Night Riders

In Drew Mississippi a sweltering funeral drew 700 white officials and 600 others as Jostha Collier 18 was shot on graduation day. Speeches by Ralph Abernathy, Charles Evers and Aaron Henry urged nonviolent action and voter registration amid racial tension. Three white men are charged with her murder.

Drew Miss UPI Jostha Collier Ralph D. Abernathy Mississippi Drew High School W. O. Williford J. D. Fleming Sunflower County Jack Sessums Jostha Bob Wilson Charles Evers NAACP Aaron Henry Williford Wayne Parks Wesley Allen Wilkerson Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Paducah Memorial Day Service Planned at Garden of Memories

The annual Memorial Day service is set for 10 a.m. at Garden of Memories Cemetery with a rain plan to move to First United Methodist Church. Participating groups include Cattle County Pastors Association Paducah Cemetery Association Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans Civil War Veterans organization and Cattle County Historical Society. Rev. Phil Widmer will speak and Mrs. A. O. Bennett will lead the veterans roll call. A taps ceremony will close the service and flags will be placed at veterans graves.

Paducah Garden of Memories First United Methodist Church Cattle County Pastors Association Paducah Cemetery Association Cattle County Historical Society Phil Widmer A. O. Bennett

Summer School Signup Planned For Lubbock Schools

Registration for Lubbock Public Schools summer classes runs 8 to 12 Wednesday. Classes start Thursday at Coronado Atkins Evans Mackenzie high schools and Hardwick Posey Wheelock elementaries. High school sessions for grades 9-12 run Thursday to July 15, while junior high and elementary terms end June 30.

Lubbock Public Coronado High School Atkins, Evans, and Mackenzie Hardwick, Posey Wheelock

Rosenthal Pushes Ban on Lead Free Gasoline Ads

Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal urged a federal ban on advertising American Oil Co. lead free gasoline after field tests found traces of lead. American Oil denied the charge, citing lead traces from storage or transport as negligible. Tests in Suffolk County New York and Maryland reported lead in premium grades.

Washington (Ap Benjamin S. Rosenthal American Oil Co New York Democrat American Oil Rosenthal Federal Trade Commission Miles J. Kirkpatrick Walter Pierson Amoco Suffolk County New York Maryland Suffolk County District Attorney American Rosenthal Estimat

Consul Freed After ERP Ransom Paid in Argentina

British Consul Stanley Sylvester, held for a week by the leftist ERP in Rosario, was released after a $62,000 ransom of food clothing blankets and school supplies. He rode home by taxi, reunited with his wife and two sons as authorities investigated the case and Swift plant officials agreed to rehiring and back pay for workers.

Rosario Argentina UPI Stanley Sylvester Sally Swift Meat Packing Plant Sylvester Santiago Mugueta ERP International Deltec Corp Swift

Most Expensive FBI HQ Set For 1974 Finish

The new seven story FBI headquarters on Pennsylvania Avenue, now valued at about 102.5 million with land and design costs included, is slated to finish in June 1974. Ground broke in 1967 and the project has seen several design changes and delays, with bids opened for the final stage.

Washington Pennsylvania Avenue J. Edgar Hoover FBI United States Hoover FPI Congress General Services Administration Housekeeping GSA E Street Justice Department

Hearing Aid Center Coupon Image Ad from 1913

An old advertisement fragment invites readers to visit Ollie B Livingston Hearing Aid Center offering free hearing aid services and batteries. It includes references to associations and a street parking note with a contact telephone number 4072 2951 and a slogan about quality before the name.

Ollie B. Livingston Tex. Hearing-Air Assn Nat. Hearing-Aid Soc Yrenty

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