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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1965
Page
5
Two by two colorful animal designs march through FIELCREST one look fashions. The line unites bedroom and bath with decorative units including sheets pillow cases blankets bedspreads towels. Prices listed: wash cloths 60c each bath mat 4.00 bedspreads 17.98.
Kashmir leader Sheikh Abdullah blasts for self determination in London Paris Cairo and Algiers while India faces pressure at home and on the world stage. Amid parliament confrontations Prime Minister Shastri weighs passport cancellation and possible punitive steps as Nagaland advocates begin a parallel tour.
Police from Da Nang and allied forces detained a man Sunday at the Grand Hotel carrying a pound of plastic explosive in a radio casing. Civilians and military personnel evacuated the hotel and conducted a thorough search, but found nothing further. The hotel stands as the city’s largest and housed many military personnel. A separate ad promotes a life insurance policy for older adults.
Wayne Drinkwater, 20, an Indian from Niagara Falls, was charged with two counts of second degree murder for the bayonet killings of two young Indian sisters stabbed in their apartment. He allegedly dated one of the girls the night before and confessed to the murders after being questioned by police.
Washington sees hearings underway on civil rights, housing, health, education and immigration proposals. Senate and House committees discuss voting rights literacy tests, hospital care under Social Security, regional disease centers, and tax and foreign aid measures affecting Congress and the administration’s broader program.
UPI reports the Ford Foundation awarding 1.1 million in grants to reduce the shortage of skilled white collar jobs for Negroes and other minorities. The effort follows an Urban League study noting faster growth in available skilled posts than applicants.
Maj. Gen. John K. Hester commander of the U S 17th Air Force is in a coma and serious condition in Wiesbaden Germany after a parachute failure caused a 1250 foot fall. Doctors removed a flood clot during surgery and officials report the operation was successful.
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