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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1969

Page

2

Indians Question BIA Role At Native Congress

At the National Congress of American Indians convention in Chicago delegates urged the BIA stay under the Interior Department and opposed making it independent or moving to HEW. They cited past failures and urged a White House Conference on Indians along with stronger funding. other actions covered treaty rights, land, fishing, and representation in media. Senator Edward Kennedy supported a federally funded conference. President Wendell Chino’s term ends with new officers to be elected.

BIA Health, Education and Welfare Department Interior Department Secretary of Interior Coeur d'Alene Department of the Interior Chicago Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman Pierson Robert Pier Son Ing Tersa Hoffman Leonard I. Weinglass Grant Park Weinglass J Foticert Piersir Pierse Pierson Abbie Hoffman Vincence Erson Inglass Bobby G. Seale Black Panther Party Seale Piersoaid Congress White House Edward Kennedy D-Mass

Two Men Sentenced for Post Office Burglaries

Louis Martinez and Tomas Ysasaga were each sentenced to two consecutive two year terms in federal prison for post office burglaries in Sundown and Wilson. They pled guilty after being transported from Huntsville to face charges of destruction of government property and theft of $264.07 in Sundown and $117.99 in Wilson. An acetylene torch was used on vault doors and safes in both offices.

Sandown Wilson U.S Halbert C. Woodward Louis Martinez Tomas R. Ysasaga Martinez Ysasaga Huntsville Halbert Woodward Usasaga Sundown

Explosion Injures Nine Kills One in Antwerp Harbor

An explosion on a Liberian tanker undergoing repairs in Antwerp Harbor killed the chief engineer and injured nine crew members. The blast’s cause was not immediately known.

Antwerp Belgium

Liberties Union Criticizes Senate Club Probe Actions

The American Civil Liberties Union condemned the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations for alleged civil liberties breaches in its probe of servicemen's clubs. The ACLU urged handing the matter to the Justice Department and proposed due process safeguards including counsel cross examination and relevancy objections.

New York American Civil Liberties Union Today Senate Committee Abratiant Ribicoff D-Conn ACLU Justice Department

Dissident priests press reforms at Vatican synod eve

Nearly 200 dissident European priests gathered at the Waldenian Theological Institute near the Vatican for talks on radical church reforms. They claimed backing from Pope Paul VI's new theological commission led by Rahner Congar and Gonzalez. The session followed a news conference after the opening meeting amid clashes with right wing groups and minority arrests.

Rome APY Catholuc Supy Pope Paul Theological Commission Kurl Rahner Dinaidente Rahner New Theological Commission Rahner Commission Yves Congar Olegario Gonzalez Waldensian Theological Institute Vatican Ston European Brotherhood of Priests

Corel Cold Eat Out POMOC Lae

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Corel and POMOC Lae with a brief reference to a cold eat out event. No clear date, location, or participants are readable to establish a full news item.

Nixon faces oil depletion policy split in Texas speech

Smith notes apparent reversal by the Nixon administration amid debate on the oil depletion allowance. Agnew refrains from a sweeping reform stance while Dallas audiences hear contrasting signals as lawmakers weigh tax changes. Prison counts are cited as 199,654 in state and federal facilities in 1988.

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