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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
6
Rains spread across portions of the plains causing damage as approximately 270 sections of 40 foot pipe valued at 50 dollars were dumped into Corpus Christi Bay by high winds.
The Home Show features campers with foldout beds and three seats, a range of vehicles, and booths drawing visitors including families and students in campaign garb. Attendees view boats, furniture, appliances, and a barnyard exhibit as weather short-term impacts and prize drawings add to the bustle.
Gojack was indicted again the same year and convicted, receiving three months in prison and a $200 fine. Last May, the U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Columbia upheld the conviction on appeal. He refused to answer six questions including whether he was a member of the Communist Party.
Manuel Gutierrez 23 said two men approached after a barber college visit on North College Ave around 9 p.m. One man threatened with a gun, ordered him to the wall, and took $122 before the pair fled west. Gutierrez described the gun as a small black pistol and one assailant as about 5 foot 8, 150 pounds in dirty khaki clothing.
The leader of six American pacifists expelled from Saigon said they have given up attempting to reach Red China and North Vietnam and will depart that day for the United States via Tokyo.
Dr Michael DeBakey prepares to connect a mechanical heart to Marcel DeRudder at Methodist Hospital Houston with an unidentified assistant. DeBakey says post operative problems exist and the patient is not fully awake.
Dr. Michael Ellis DeBakey, age 58, famed heart surgeon in Houston, is described as tireless and prolific. He heads a group implanting an artificial heart and has delivered over 500 papers while serving as chair of the President's Commission on Heart Disease Cancer and Stroke and as a NIH consultant.
McBride, born in Rule and raised in southwestern Oklahoma, writes Turnrow Turner from home scenes. He notes readers send ideas and letters about domestic life, while his humor targets both parties and local quirks. The growing following includes Lubbock residents who treasure family tales.
A string of birth announcements lists new sons and daughters born at area hospitals. Details include weights from 5 pounds 4 ounces to 9 pounds 4 ounces, times around midnight or early morning, and parental occupations such as farm worker student and club attendant. delivery locations include Langston University area Oklahoma and Lubbock hospitals.
In Budapest on a Soviet military mission, Marshal Malinovsky said Communist aid to Vietnam could grow if China does not obstruct. He noted aid cannot cross borders since the USSR does not border North Vietnam. Also included is a long mix of unrelated medical and local column material.
Ford questions who knows better how inflation eats family income as President Johnson pushes for price awareness. Dirksen criticizes Johnson for touting economy while asking Congress for more government spending and urging others to buy.
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