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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1966

Page

11

Displaying Works of Genius at Museum Inventions Exhibit

A West Texas museum showcases 22 models of Leonardo da Vinci’s devices in the exhibit The Wonderful Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci. The display, drawn from 15th century drawings, runs in the auditorium gallery through May 1 and challenges modern notions of flying machines tanks and variable-speed drives as true inventions.

Leonardo da Vinci West Texas Museum da Vinci West Texas Mueum Department of Arts and Sciences of Inter Robert Moore Museum Women's Council Milan Italy Tokyo United States IBM

Boll Weevil Eradication Efforts Face Continued Fall Program

Adkisson warned the 1967 winter mortality must be low to avoid in-season control, while a fall program may run on some acres after 1966. Ed Dean estimates 1965 costs near 1.8 million with refunds around 3 percent. Area farmers paid 40 cents per bale with federal and state matches. Texas contributed 65,000 dollars. Iverson praised the cooperative boll weevil program as one of the finest, as Don Anderson led a regional meeting assessing post-1966 containment. A formal advisory recommendation is planned for August. surveys will inform plans.

Adkisson Ed Dean PCG Dean Texas Department of Agriculture Leo Iverson U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Roy Moritz PPC Lubbok Moritz Iverson Don Anderson Crosbyton

Secrecy Imposed On Biographic Register

Washington officials confirm a new edition of the Biographic Register will carry a security classification. A State Department spokesman refused to explain the rationale as sources indicate the CIA seeks to shield identities in the diplomatic lists. The plan, described as potentially premature, is under consideration and details remain unsettled.

Washington (Ap Btate Central Intelligence Agency Heljy CIA U.S State Department Robert J. McCloskey

Home Show At Ralls Tex Mills Promises Ideas For Homes

The Avalanche Journal reports a large Home Show at Ralls Tex Mills featuring drapery materials, appliances, furnishings, and thousands of dollars in merchandise displays. Admission remains free thanks to cooperation from Lubbenk retailers and area sponsors. The event runs under the dome with exhibits on decorating, travel, cars, nursery items, and building materials aimed at inspiring families planning redecoration or moving.

Lubbock South Plains

Mixed names and cases span court and treaty notes in Belgrade

A fragmentary OCR record blends marriage licenses, court actions, property deeds, and a Belgrade dispatch. It mentions Victor Me Lindey, Teeter probate petitions, and district court rulings, followed by Yugoslav and Bulgarian foreign ministers signing a communique condemning U.S. involvement in Vietnam and opposing German access to nuclear weapons.

Belgrade UPI Yugoslavia Bulgaria United States Viet Nam West Germany

Economic NOS reports shift in wage, output and prices

The Labor and Commerce departments voice a mixed view with manufacturing hours at a postwar high of 41.6 weekly, hourly wages up one cent to 2.68, and food prices dipping while industrial commodities rise. Personal income for Q1 hits 557 billion annual rate, boosted by Social Security taxes. March payrolls climb with durable goods gains.

Commerce Department Office of Business

Ford accuses McNamara of Viet Nam supply failures

Rep. Ford questions Vietnam war logistics after McNamara denial of shortages. Cyrus Vance reports nine ships unloading in South Vietnam, with 25 active at the pier. Ford cites politics, Easter timing, and Ky leadership as factors behind regional unrest affecting field operations.

Saigon McNamara Cyrus R. Vance Viet Nam South Vietnamese Vance Ford Jim Pentagon Viet New House Europe Johnson Honolulu Nguyen Cao Ky Thas White House South Viet Nam

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