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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1969

Page

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Antiwar protests unfold as U S leaders push for change

Allied troops stand ready as weekend demonstrations sweep the nation. The New Mobilization Committee says the vast antiwar action aims to pressure President Nixon for an immediate Vietnam withdrawal. Reda in Pastis notes North Vietnamese delegates attend peace talks as U S warnings warn against inflated expectations in fragile negotiations.

Sterling F. Green Washington Peerky New Mobilization Nixon Vietnam Reda Pastis North Vienamese U.S Henry Cabot Lodge

Protest Narrowly Focused On War Toll Reported

A fragmented clipping notes a 40 man procession at night for soldiers killed in Viet Nam. It mentions 22 more American casualties and hints at protest activity tied to the war. The text is incomplete but preserves names and locations implied by the surrounding article.

LAMESA bank official chairs board meeting amid roundup plans

A LAMESA bank official presides over a routine board meeting as an annual food roundup is scheduled for November 22. In the Middle East update, ELIS reports air raids against ground targets in Jordan, signaling ongoing regional tension.

Elis Jordan

Arctic Cold Front Sweeps South Across Plains

A deep arctic front moves southward through the central region bringing snow flurries and freezing temperatures. Storm warnings stretch from the Texas Panhandle toward Alabama as winds gust across the nation and Indian Summer fades.

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Stop Sign Thefts Hit Lubbock Area injuring Two

Police report more than 606 traffic signs including stop signs have been stolen across South Lubbock and south of Lubbock County over the past five days. An incident on 14th Street and Avenue P south of the city led to a wreck injuring two Amerite men, one critically. Signs valued at about 600 dollars were taken, mainly near South Loop 289. Authorities warn ongoing losses affect safety and traffic.

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Council Defers Plan on Playa Lake Development Controls

City lawmakers expressed intent to curb future flood risks by tightening platting rules around playa lakes. A proposal to deed land in Southwest Lubbock to the city was delayed pending a full study by a joint Planning and Zoning panel and city departments.

Vaughn Hendrie Avalanché-Journal Stat Playa Lakes Lubbock Eh Ae Raner Ayeing Planning and Zoning Commission Dewie Rothwell Lah Rolinwell Solons

Marks 73rd Birthday Today Recalls Ike Years

Mamie Eisenhower marks her husband Dwight D. Eisenhower's life and memories as she recalls their happiest years together. The couple had moved into the White House in 1953 and earlier purchased a property that featured the first peal associated with the Allied invasion of Europe. Eisenhower, the 34th president, passed away years ago and had dealings with the Interior Department.

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Willie Allen Crash Kills City Resident in Lubbock County

Willie Elias Allen 79 of 121 Sith St died at Methodist Hospital after a car-truck crash at FM 1585 and Avenue south of Lab bog. Driver Juan Menendez 52 of Slide survived. Allen's death marks the 107th traffic fatality on the South Plains this year. Services pending at Sanders Funeral Home. survivors include wife, daughter, four brothers.

Willie Elias Allen Sith St Methodist Hospital FM 1585 Labbog _Alen Alta Department of Public Safety Tesrs Lubbock ‘County Juan Menideza Slide JM. L. Simpson Allen South Plains Breckenridge Lubbock County Sanders Funeral Home Gordon Tustin Calif Aughter Inez Moore Seth St Edit Hamlin Oscar Tom Merits Jim Los Anges

Apollo 12 Moon Mission Clears Weather Hurdles

Apollo 12 astronauts Gerald Jerry Carr mission director Chester M Lee reported conditions all go for liftoff at 10 22 a m CST after a fuel tank repair. Astronauts Pete Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean prepared to launch aboard Yankee clipper as weather forecasts improved from earlier low clouds and possible showers. President Nixon extended good luck messages from the White House as crews anticipated a successful flight marking Americas 24 billion Apollo program push.

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Same Charge Filed In Connection With Earlier Serious Offense

A defendant facing the same charge from days earlier is charged again in relation to the serious offense. Prosecutors allege new details tie the suspect to the incident, keeping the case active with ongoing legal proceedings.

Unelected elite hit Agnew in blast at TV news

Vice President Agnew charged that an unprecedented concentration of power over American public option lies with a small unelected elite within the television industry. He urged networks to be more responsive to the views of the nation and the people they serve.

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