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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1968

Page

7

Romania Border Tensions Prompt Limited Western Retaliation

U S officials say Washington foresees a sequence of limited responses if Romania is invaded by Soviet forces. Potential steps include curtailing trade and breaking diplomatic relations while cultural exchanges are reduced. Pentagon notes a planned 35,000 troop drawdown in Germany continues as planned.

Johnson U.S Romania Washington West United States Pentacon Germany Pentagon Bucharest Warsaw Pact Moscow Czechoslovakia Kremlin

Rain and heat drive varied August totals across Texas

Rain fell unevenly with up to 2.74 inches in August surpassing normal by 1.06 inches while Lubbock tied a 56 degree August low and Dalhart reported 53. Statewide temperatures ranged from 63 at Alpine to 91 at Laredo as forecasters warned of partly cloudy skies and scattered showers on the South Plains. Roads in the Panhandle canyon were clogged with silt as crews cleared feet of sediment after campers departed while helicopters aided evacuees from Reese AFB to High Plains Children's Home in Amarillo.

Weather Bureau Lubbock Dalhart Alpine Laredo McAllen Presidio South Plains Majestic Canyon Panhandle State Highway Department Mittel Avidanche-Journal Reese Afb High Plains Children’s Home Ammarillo

Births Chronicle From West Texas Hospital Notes

A sequence of birth notices reports multiple births at West Texas Hospital including a daughter for Fugene Ray Page weighing 2 pounds 2 ounces born at 10 am and a son for Pally John Ward at 23 32 am weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Fathers hold varied trades from brokerages to tile setting. The notices mention Peanuts growing in 60 Texas counties with a 1966 crop value of 44.5 million dollars.

Fugene Ray Page West Texas Hospital Kathey Brokerage Pally John Ward Globe Piscount Center Mro Cloyee Ray Gilley Tevelland Pope Meo Jimmy Carroll Auburn Gunn Tile Co Texas

Lubbock Schools Readying for Mixed Curriculum and New Staff

Lubbock Public Schools plan a broad program including Russian language study and trades training across five high schools ten junior highs and nine elementary schools. New equipment, foreign students, holiday schedule, and district concerns about civil rights changes shape the coming year.

Lubbock Christ, the King School St. Christopher's School Don the Publish Lubbock Christian Ran Ceylon Formosa Israeh Civil Rights Section of Health, Education and Welfare

Humphrey Blasts Protesters and Defends Chicago Officials

Vice President Humphrey criticized demonstrators at the Democratic convention, saying riots were planned and police overreacted. He praised Mayor Daley for protecting lives and defended security measures as justified amid nationwide polling on Chicago’s handling of the protests.

Conrad Hilton Humphrey Daley Pennsylvania Chicago Sindlinger & Co, Inc Norwood

Networks Deny Police Charge Over Censorship at DNC

The three major networks rebut an undercover Chicago police claim that they informed demonstrators where cameras would be placed for protests at the Democratic National Convention. NBC CBS and ABC said their cameras were restricted to police approved locations and were visible, with hand-held crews following the demonstrations.

New York Chicago Youth International Party Yippier Jerry Rubbin Robert L. Pierson Yippies Rubin Badyethird National Broadcasting Co Columbia

Campbell cites gender differences in science interest and work appeal

Campbell argues exceptions exist but concludes women scientists do not share preferences with beauty oriented individuals. He notes Playboy centerfolds show little scientific interest and that admired roles include actress model dancer and even criminal lawyer. Campbell compares 1930s and 1960s groups and says women are becoming more vivacious.

Campbell Playboy Magazine

Why Switch Count Em Why Switch Count Em

The Rev Toivo Hakkenen changes his name to Tom Albin Hope at a citizenship ceremony in U S District Court. He cites Finnish name meaning of hope and spelling difficulties plus resemblance to Bob Hope as reasons. He serves as pastor of Zion Lutheran Church in Astoria Oregon.

Potland, Ore Toivo Albin Hakkien Tom Albin Hope Toivo Hope Hakkinen Bob Hope U.S Zion Lutheran Church Astoria, Ore

Obituaries and public notices from Muleshoe and Plainview brief

Services for Sidney M Phil lips 49 and Margarita Sapien Pacheco 54 set in Muleshoe Plainview with local burials. WTTA Mobile Xray unit to operate 8 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Friday for a $1 per Xray. City civil defense siren tests at 10 am Tuesday. Burglary report cites $350 in tools stolen from Vern J Tappan on 42nd Street.

Margarita Sapien Pacheco Plainview Guadalupe Catholic Church Plainview Cemetery Lemons Funeral Home Pacheco Amarillo The West Texas Tuberculosis Association WTTA Ave. N Vern J. Tappan 42Nd St Tappan Parare

Labor Day Activities Open In Lubbock Parks and Events

Stores open and Labor Day programs set in Lubbock with coffee stations and nut offerings for motorists. Jon Will sponsors a 2 p.m. Monday event at Mackenzie Terrace Party House featuring Mark Smith and local union leaders. Swimming pools remain open weather permitting. Maxie and Mackenzie Parks fishing ends Monday for those over 17 with licenses. Labor Day origin notes include Peter J. McGuire and the 1882 parade, with nationwide recognition by 1923.

Lubbock Central Labor Jon Mackenzie Terrace Party House Mark Smith Peter J. McGuire New York City

Midland officer held in slaying of child

A Vietnam veteran and Midland police officer, Moody, was charged with murder in the death of Lori Margaret Gunn. Police searched Midland with about 800 people. the body was found at a house where her mother, a local columnist, lived. The district set an examining trial for Tuesday.

Midland Lori Harry L. Gunn West Texas Wayne Gideon Moody Justice of the Peace Robert H. Pine Pine Ruidoso City Harold Wallace Lori Margaret Gunn Lyle Reeves Michael Lee Moody Lori Gunn

O'Donnell Community Fair Set for September at Show Barn

Harold Wohn announces the annual O'Donnell Fair will run September 12 to 14 at the show barn. Leaders and divisions will be named later, with main divisions including women's craft, agricultural, and livestock categories.

O'Donnell Harold Wohn iDivisions

Doors Locked Fatal Fire Kills Three Tots in Car

In South San Gabriel California three young children died in a locked car in a supermarket lot after lighting a road flare inside. Enrique Estrada Sr and Consuelo Estrada San Gabriel were away briefly when a bystander tried to force the door open. The family had kept the emergency flare in the vehicle.

San Gabriel Calif UPI Enrique Estrada Sr Consuelo Martinene Enrique William Zavala Temple City Zavala Estradas

Statehouse upkeep rivals construction cost in Texas

The Texas Capitol costs show maintenance and repairs this year at 442000, nearly equal to 904000 granted for its 80 year build. The pink granite building cost 5744650 to construct with 920037 state funded and 4824613 by two Chicago merchants, Sen. Charles Farwell and John Farwell, tied to the NIT Ranch land deal. Maintenance through Aug 21 totals 194008 with 93000 for improvements, nearing the state’s share of initial construction.

Austin API Texas Capitol Chicago Charles B. Farwell John V. Farwell Texas Panhandle

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