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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1968

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Police deploy mobile field headquarters in bread truck

Lubbock Police start using a Chevrolet Step-Van as Mobile Field Headquarters at night. The white van with red lights, an antenna and siren will patrol citywide and carry first aid equipment to shotguns. It replaces the 1963 mobile unit, deemed too small by Chief J. J. Alley and Lt. Claude Keaton. The new unit is taller and longer, and may outgrow the current model soon.

Howard Swindle Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Mobile Field Headquarters J. J. Alley Claude Keaton

Flaming Air France Crash Off Riviera Kills 95

A Caravelle jet from Ajaccio to Nice crashed into the Mediterranean twelve miles off Cap d Antibes killing 95 aboard including Gen Rene Cogny who commanded French troops in North Vietnam. Rescue helicopters retrieved bodies as authorities speculated the aircraft exploded on impact.

Associated Presse Nice France Air France Mediterranean Sea Rene Cogny North Vietnam Dien Bien Phu Cap d'Antibes Riviera Ajaccio Corsica Cony Comny iCorsica Neuvyen Vo Giap

Candidates Push Bids Into South

In New Orleans Hubert H. Humphrey and Richard Nixon tour the Deep South, with Humphrey calling Nixon vague on the nuclear treaty and Fortas, while urging a Wallace debate and warning of a hard Texas race. Johnson signals unpredictable troop moves. Nixon argues on Fortas and nonproliferation.

New Orleans Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Vietnam Humphrey Gulf Houston George Wallace Deep South Texas Ben Barnes Barnes Mumphrey

Farm Fair At Halfway Research Foundation Today

Public hearing planned on a new proposal for Avenue Q improvement. Parade of Bands shaping up as largest in history. Summer in Lubbock rates as coolest since 1920. Transplants now accepted clinical treatment, not long shot it once was.

Lubbock Area Halfway Research Foundation Avenue Q PFAIR

Prayer for wisdom and courage from Lubbock reader

A reader from Lubbock offers a devotional plea asking for wisdom to discern right from wrong and courage to always choose the correct path.

Lubbock

Fortas Fate Moves Toward Senate Vote on Chief Justice Post

The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to vote on Abe Fortas’s nomination to become chief justice after an 11 week delay. Support appears strong despite opposition from critics of the court’s liberal trend. The panel will seek more testimony on Fortas’ ties to President Johnson before the vote, with Fortas possibly declining to appear again. Defense Secretary Clifford and Senator Allott were invited to testify on related issues.

United Prove Internationals Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Senate Abe Fortas Johnson Fortas Earl Warren Aim Supreme Court Albert Gore D-Tenn Tennessee Tee Sam J. Mervin Denwcl Birvin Connecticut Clark M. Clifford Gordon J. Allott R-Corp Allott Robert F. Kennedy

Andrews Grid Player Killed by Electricity

A 14 year old Andrews High School freshman football player, Hershel Raymond Griffith Jr, died after touching an irrigation pipe while attempting to dislodge a rabbit from a highline during a grid practice. Teammate Don St Ama suffered minor burns. the death was ruled accidental by Justice Jay Williams. Griffith was a Vermit native, longtime resident of Branket City, with father employed by El Paso Natural Gas Co. Services are pending at Singleton Funeral Home.

Avalanche-Journal Andrews Permian General Hospital Hershel Raymond Griffith Jr HW. R. Griffith Jr Frankel City Penace Jay Williams Griffith Don St. Ama St. Ama Chiffith Singleton Funeral Home Vermit Branket City el Paso Natural Ges Co Mary Nell Peetor Jade David Prube BF. Griffinh Odessa Nina Z. Wiley Amarillo

Legion backs Pueblo rescue by force if needed

The American Legion urged the United States to rescue the Navy ship Pueblo and its crew from North Korea by force if necessary. In Houston, twenty Westbury High School students stayed home protesting hair policy orders after failing to secure a parade permit.

Associated Preas New Orleans The American Legion United States Pueblo North Korea Houston Westbury Fish Schoci

Lubbock Emergency Plans Seen Workable

A three article series notes Lubbock County and Hale County shelter plans aim to toughen protections against floods tornadoes wind and hail. The city plans allocate roles for every department with mobile responses and nuclear disaster procedures awaiting the Community Shelter Plan. Riot control tactics by police and fire are kept secret and tested only by crisis.

Lubbock Hale County City Hall Eft Payne Lestern Herr Tax Records Office Jim Bertram Bertram Pauline Warner Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Ach

Navy jet bomber crashes off California coast

Debris seen 90 miles west of Point Mugu near San Miguel Island after a Navy Fullb jet fighter bomber crashed during a weapons test. The Muches Aircraft Co. craft vanished. the civilian ship SS Mason Lykes reported an oil slick and debris in the area.

United Press Point Mugu Calif Navy Here San Miguel Island FIG Air Force Nevada Vietnam Muches Aircraft Co Mason Lykes

Chevalier at 80 Still Sings of Little Girls and Paris

Maurice Chevalier, white haired at eighty, reflects on aging like the Eiffel Tower. He just finished a tour of the Americas and Canada and is planning a birthday celebration at the Lido. He says becoming a Paris monument would be gay rather than merely a monument.

Maurice Chevalier Paris Central South America Canada France-Soir Chevalier

Fighting Fades After Heavy Tay Ninh Clash

Allied forces pressed a second push into Tay Ninh City suburbs amid light resistance. U.S. advis ers noted possible concealed weapons among refugees as clashes continued, with shells and air support shaping the fighting across several hamlets and outskirts.

Ts United Pres Tay Ninh Saigon U.S Fron Camibodien Thaoh An

CURB SOUGHT AS CAR PRICES REPORTEDLY RISE $200

The Johnson administration urged automakers on Wednesday not to pass higher production costs to buyers amid reports of $200 price increases for Taio models. Arthur Okun argued profits are ample while Sen. Magnuson pressed for restraint to protect consumers and inflation.

Wasteington Johnson Arthur Okun Council of Economic Advisers Warren G. Magnuson Senate Commerce Committee Okun General Motors Ford

Frustrations Mount as Vietnam War Dominates Campaign

A Saigon dispatch notes the Vietnam war and its costs shaping the U S presidential race. An AP correspondent recalls Saigon’s past and current fear as fronts shift from Pleiku to Vung Tau, with 60 000 American troops and a $1 billion monthly bill amid increasing kidnapings and bombings in rural provinces.

U.S Vietnan Toby Muliagan AP Vietnam Saicon Vung Tau Mune Tau American & Ae Vietco Phe Parte Vung ‘ Tau Holmey Hinger Beim

Weather Map Page 4-C Reports Temperature Change

Changes in today’s temperatures noted for Lubbock and vicinity with highs in the mid 80s and tonight’s low in the mid 50s Southeasterly winds at 10 to 20 mph.

Lubbock Vicinity v. Fair

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