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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1967
Page
2
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A Washington dinner at a Georgetown club drew about 40 attendees, including transportation lobbyists from shipping, airline and trucking sectors. Attendees urged support for Johnson’s re election while Democratic spokesmenAffirmed no improper use of office and noted private corporate contributions often flow through lobbyists through legal channels.
Dr. Vladimir Petrov, a former political prisoner in Russia, will discuss Is Friendship Between Russia and America Possible at Lubbock Christian College. About 150 invited attendees expected. dinner precedes lecture in the Ma bee American Heritage Building as part of a lectures series on world affairs. Petrov's wartime path includes Siberian gold mines, anti-Soviet writings charges, German occupation, and eventual emigration to the United States.
Secretary of State Rusk hosted Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko at a Waldorf Towers dinner. UPI reports no new Vietnam proposals but interest in nuclear weapons curb accords and ABM talks. Brown briefed Rusk on last week’s talks and criticized U.S. ABM deployment decision.
Ann Keim, a freshman at West Texas University, is the only female student enrolled in the Army ROTC program amid 380 men. She earned a Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing scholarship and plans two years at West Texas before attending the University of Maryland to study at Walter Reed Hospital.
The state of Washington is commonly referred to by the nickname Evergreen State highlighting its abundant forests and year round greenery.
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