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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1966
Page
6
Gallup poll shows 54 percent approve Johnson's Viet Nam handling and 57 percent approve of his job as president, with disapproval at 31 and 28 percent respectively. Trends from March and earlier months show small shifts in support.
In a small pond south of San Antonio two men died when their boat suddenly sank in about 12 feet of water. Surviving passenger Erasmo Villarreal said the trio swam toward shore about 100 feet from the boat, but Gilbert Valdez, 29, and Raul Medina, 31, both of San Antonio, did not resurface.
The Automotive Legal Association reports that passenger cars make up more than eight of every ten motor vehicles registered in the United States, highlighting a shift in vehicle ownership patterns and market demand.
Voters in Gaines Yoakum Terry Andrews Cochran and Lynn counties head to polls Tuesday to decide on forming the South Plains Water District and whether to levy taxes up to five cents per hundred dollars for maintenance. A pool operator certification exam and a new YMCA fitness program are also announced with details available from the health department and YMCA offices. The week includes a county court hearing, a Republican Couples Club meeting, a heart talk by Dr. Malcolm Thomman Jr. and a Coronado High Spring concert, plus a memorial in Corsicana for Irene McCrery.
The average passenger car spends about 95 percent of its life stationary, with only 5 percent of time spent in motion. This highlights how much of a vehicle’s lifespan is spent parked or retired from active use.
A CAB examiner said on Sunday the millionaire pilot of a chartered jet-prop plane changed his runway choice moments before the crash into a southern Oklahoma hill. The death toll rose to 82 with Pvt. John Benoit among the dead. 16 soldiers survived. Autopsies were performed on crew and officers, including American Flyers president Reed Pigman.
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