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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1969

Page

4

Advocacy Of Revolution Becomes SDS Next Step

SDS leaders push open advocacy of revolution across campuses and warn of violent confrontations next academic year. William Sullivan, PRI assistant director, says bombings arson and clashes may rise, framing extremism as a revolutionary minority threat to democracy.

Democratic 4 SDS II Revolution PRI Wiliam Sullivan LPT Bermuda Publica Liv Sullivan Jae New Left

Vietnamese clash, Marine pullout and DMZ changes reported

Reports from the region describe heavy fighting near the U Minh forest and Thai Binh as government forces press a battalion offensive. US Marines abandoned a western desert base as part of a phased 35,000 troop withdrawal, with American casualties and enemy losses tallied in separate engagements.

Jehildren Demilitarized Zone Dmz 2Rd Marine Division Vandersniff TS Reds U Minh Mekong Thai Binh An Minyven Saigon Gulf of Siam Jong Mekong Delta ELS Quang Ngai da Nang U.S Americas

Deserter Son Moves Stir Mother in Detroit

Patricia Donaldson of Detroit expresses shock as she explains her Army deserter son, a Boy Scout and regular churchgoer, quit the service after enlisting last June to see what life as a soldier was like and now plans to live away from the Army.

Detroit Patricia ‘Donaldson Stockholm Laois Donaldson

Parsley Slack In City Hospital

State representative Bill E. Perslcy is reported at City Hospital. The fragment notes a hospital visit or admission involving Perslcy, with unclear surrounding context and a reference to address 43rd Street. Further details are unreadable in the provided OCR snippet.

Parsley, Slack City Hospital Bill E. Perslcy 43Rd

Inmates Continue Strike at Nevada State Prison

Prisoners at Nevada State Prison engage in a second day of protest on Sunday. Reports indicate sustained work stoppages and inmate unrest at the maximum security facility in Carson City.

Carson Crry nePn Ike Nevada State Prison

Boon to Post Rancher Bob Macy Uses Helicopter for Herding

Macy, a Texas Tech graduate near Post, operates a helicopter to move cattle and ferry family across the Caprock foothills. He notes the craft saves time and enables precise, scan-like rounds, aided by a loudspeaker to corral dogies.

Bob Macy Vernon Bud Masterson Macy Connie John Slaughter Slaughter Dayton Ohio Post Gail Macey Tyere Avith

Mr and Mrs Gid Mrs Sans McS Sade Lay

Unclear fragment mentions individuals with fragmented names tied to Lay, no identifiable event or context available.

Sans “McS

Florida AG to sue 19 firms tied to organized crime

Florida Attorney General Faircloth plans civil suits next week against 19 Florida companies suspected of links to organized crime. Officials note Meyer Lansky may be connected via the Minneapolis Combination. Suits arise under a 1969 law allowing action if officers or directors are tied to crime. List of defendants not released.

Washington Florida Earl Faircloth Meyer Lansky United States Ins Lansky Minneapolis Combination Xnany Faircloth

Negroes Protest Boys Conviction in Wichita Falls

About 200 people, mostly Negroes, gathered on the court house lawn Sunday night to protest the second degree lynching conviction of three black youths that week. The 11 year olds were convicted under a Texas statute for hitting and kicking a school teacher after he disciplined one of them. The teacher was not seriously hurt and the youths received four year probation.

Wichita Falls Court House Texas

Police Probing College Fires at UNC Chapel Hill

Police reported four early morning fires in classroom buildings at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The first blaze appeared in Peabody Hall at about 7 a.m. Others were found at hourly intervals in Brigham Murphy and Gaedner Halls.

Chapel Hill N.C University of ‘North Carolina At Chapel

Kennedy S not sure witness in Chappaquiddick inquiry

The report notes possible witnesses from the Chappaquiddick party incident including the five men and five women and whether they will be subpoenaed while Ted Kennedy faces charges over leaving the scene. An autopsy by Massachusetts pathologist Dr George Katsas is cited and a formal inquiry is expected.

George Katsas Masaachusetts Kennedy Chippaquiddick Elinagan Itg Tints Autoway Mary Ja Kopechne

Air Force Captain Reassigned After Vietnam Protest in Ankara

Capt. David J. Greenly 27 of San Francisco took part in a silent vigil before the U S Embassy in Ankara opposing the Vietnam War. He defied a demonstrator‑off limits order and will be reassigned to a Kansas base with a reprimand in his record. About 30 Americans, including Peace Corps volunteers, joined the hour long pretest.

Ankara Turkey APY U.S. Air Force Kansas Soffrces David J. Greenly San Francisco Calif U.S Greenly An‘kara American Peace Corps

Czech Deserter Seeks U S Asylum in Los Angeles

A Czech seaman who fled a Czech freight ship in Los Angeles sought asylum in English amid limited speech. Authorities identified him as Jiri Vokroulakik and held him for police pending an immigration hearing. He claimed he plans freedom in years.

Los Angeles

Virginias drug law changes seek flexible penalties

The proposed tris-contral legislation would give courts more flexibility for youthful offenders by allowing drug users to avoid a criminal record after a probation period. Bills would classify marijuana with hard drugs, risking two to ten years in prison or a $20,000 fine, sparking opposition from NIH officials who urge less punitive approaches.

Charles Met Mathias R-Md John Mitchel Mitchell Congress Stamey F. Yalles National Institute of Mental Health Yatles Sidney Cohen Nih's

Refugees Hijack Red Airliner in Midflight Incident

Report describes a hijacking of a four engine airliner by refugees midflight. The attackers force the crew and take control, with negotiations underway as authorities respond to the crisis aboard the aircraft.

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