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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1969

Page

2

Red Parley Offers Food For Thought

AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports on a surprise meeting between Soviet premier Kosygin and Chinese premier Chou En-Lai in which Moscow claims the encounter was useful. The article analyzes potential implications for Soviet Chinese rivalry, North Vietnam, and the Vietnam War era, noting tensions remain high and China may face internal political challenges.

William L. Ryan Moscow Peking China Asia North Vietnam Hoa Chi Minh Hanoi Chou En-Lan Alexei N. Whosygin Kosygins India Central Asia Shanoi United States Southeast Asia Sewiigt Mase Ows Red Chinese Counter Revolutionary U.S Kosygin Ko&gain North Vietnam Pakistan Kashmir Mao Tse-tung Liu Shao Chi Mao Liu Chau En-lai

Saigon Losses Drop but Viet Cong Suffered Heavier Toll

U S military figures show American combat deaths fell to 157 in the week ending last Saturday, lowest in four weeks, while South Vietnamese casualties rose with government troops killed and wounded in the Saigon area. Allied tallies also record 2,291 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and 1,449 wounded.

Saigon Vietnam U.S Ho Chi Minh

Bridge Tourney Opens at King Maize Festival

Plainview hosts the fourth annual King Maize Festival Bridge Tournament with about 400 tables through Sunday. Masters will number at least 15 tables, far above last year’s 180. Play starts 1:30 p.m. daily at Plainview Country Club. sessions morning, afternoon, and night. Winners receive trophies. Directors are Mr and Mrs John Emery of Wichita Falls.

Plainview Jack Lemons Tourney Plainview Country Club Rbrs John Emery Wichita Falls

San Antonio Court Keeps Transit Dispute Alive

A district judge refused to dismiss the city’s suit to force striking bus drivers back to work and took no action on a temporary injunction. About 100 drivers and others packed the 73rd District Court as more than 400 employees remain on strike since Sept. 2, halting service to roughly 70 000 riders. The drivers’ attorney argued NLRB jurisdiction, but the judge ruled state court has jurisdiction in political subdivision disputes. Transit officials rejected a flat $3 per hour raise with no fringe benefits.

San Antonio James Onjon 73Rd District Court Arthur O'Godman Ntional Labor Relations Board State

Williams wins bid to return to U S on special jetflight

Black militant Robert Williams wins U S return after eight years exile. Trans World Airlines will operate a Boeing 707 with Williams and his Detroit lawyer Milton Henry as sole passengers, amid fears of hijacking and a costly setup. Williams faces kidnapping charges but says he will answer.

London Robert Willams United States Trans World Airlines Williams Detroit U.S Milton Henry TWA Hepearold Williams Inville Cairo Henry Republic of New Africa North Carolina Wiliams Cuba

UF In Hockley Seeks Workers

Levelland special Hockley County United Fund officials seek about 50 volunteers for this year’s drive. The goal is 27000 dollars to support 3 agencies in Hockley County, with the drive starting September 15 or 22 and running about two weeks. Last year’s goal was 28965 dollars.

Levelland Hockley County Hopkins

Highway drive in Tokyo killed 450 in 10 days report

The National Police Agency reported 450 people died in highway accidents during a 10 day traffic safety drive that ended on Wednesday. A spokesman said 63 of the victims were children.

Tokyo UPID National ‘Police Agency

Moratnsones of The Lobbock Avalanche

Fragments describe a local newspaper item from Lubbock Avalanche Journal with unclear wording and names blurred. The readable portion hints at a civic or editorial note involving Sinegos Avenue and a person identified as J. Moratnson.

Lobbock Avalanche Oe Sinegos Avenue

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