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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1966
Page
6
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An American correspondent reports rising Vietnamese fatigue and greater U S combat role as Saigon struggles to field a capable army. Vietnamese casualties lag behind Viet Cong losses, while U S forces conduct most battalion sized operations, questioning Saigon’s defense readiness and the delta deployment. Ky’s grip remains firm amid stalled pacification programs and economic instability.
Four of five carriers reported near normal service as the machinists strike ended. United and Eastern restored to normal, TWA near 98 percent, National above 90 percent, while Northwest reached half and schedules to fully resume by Wednesday. Fewer passengers traveled, with United projecting about 75 000 weekend flyers.
George Lewis a custodian at Martin Elementary School won a seat on the Community Action Board In Lubbock County Inc. to fill the term of Bob C. Thomas, defeating NAACP nominee David Sewell at a Sunday night meeting presided by Rev. Merrell Reed. About 50 people attended with Joe Kelly and Roy Wheatley outlining the program. Cairo Egypt plans to build 42 new nursing schools.
AP reports South Korea faces an encephalitis outbreak killing 43 and wounding 17 more as Canadian Eskimo communities in Edmonton seek eagle feathers for a drum dance festival 1600 miles northwest. Alberta faculty notes feathers come from protected birds. Separately, Canadian golfer Stan Leonard began pro tour at age 40. CAPETOWN notes a new South African hotel project.
The Welfare Ministry reported 525 known sleeping sickness cases in Japan this summer, with 154 fatalities. The rise triggers health alerts and calls for monitoring, as outbreaks affect multiple prefectures and strain medical resources.
A three room Levelland farm home occupied by the Martin Rosalez family on the Elmer Barton farm four miles east of town burned to the ground. Firefighters arrived after the blaze had engulfed the house. the cause was not yet determined.
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