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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1966

Page

10

Connally Budget Hike Proposes Big State Upgrades

The Connally administration submits a $1 billion budget increase alongside a $2 million administrative aid rise and a $7.5 million plan for a new general state office building in the Capitol complex. The proposal signals a broad boost to state operations.

Capitol

Operation Thayer II intensifies amid Binh Dinh clashes

Cavalrymen sweep the Section of Binh Dinh province in Operation Thayer II with heavy air support. Reported Communist casualties reach 625 as U.S. forces press pursuit near Saigon amid ongoing attacks by Viet Cong and terror incidents. Battlefield updates note air raids, leaflets over Hanoi, and monsoon weather limiting missions.

Binh Dinh Dong Dung North Vietnam 7Th Fleet Panhandle South Vietnam U.S Hanoi South Saigon U.S. 173Rd Airborne Division

Women peace walkers seek to travel to North Vietnam

State Department says permission to travel to North Vietnam was not granted to the women. They stress individual voices, meet North Vietnamese officials, and hope to visit areas bombed by U.S. forces while seeking to show decency and oppose the war.

State Department Washington North Vietnam U.S Department Congress Nguyen van Kinh Hanoi China Vietnam — Liberation Front Moscow Do Huu Chi Viet Cong Liberation Front South Vietnam

Goodfellows 1966 Walkathons Seek Christmas Gifts

The Avalanche Journal reports Goodfellows plans two 2 pm walkathons in Lubbock to solicit gifts for needy children. About 200 students expected. routes run along South Street from Indiana to College and Avenue Q from 34th to 19th. Last year’s program served over 11 000 children with 2 212 local families listed. organizers urge public contributions to fund toys and groceries.

Goodfellow S0th Street Indiana College Avenue Avenue Q 34Th Street 19Th Street Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Chief Goodfellow

Legislators Weigh Connally Budget Impacts and Tax Revenue

Lawmakers opened sessions in Odessa weighing Gov. Connally’s budget proposals and revenues to fund his program. They expect study of a possible new tax bill and consider an optional city sales tax, Tech funding, and a teacher pay raise, while WTCC pushes park development and tourism infrastructure.

Preston Smith House Ben Barnes Smith Barnes Odessa Senate Blanchard Lubbock Connally Texas Municipal League Jesse George Brownfield-Levelland Reed Quilliam Delwin Jones Jones Quillam Way Texas Treh WTCC Quilliam Odessa-Midland Ing John Connally Guadalupe National Park San Antonio Hemisfair

Judges Laud Yule Trail Winners in Annual Home Lighting Contest

The Walker family at 2301 58th St won a best entry prize for an elaborate display featuring a belfry, Santa Claus figures, angels, and a Longfellow themed sign. Judges praised other entries across six divisions with $490 in cash prizes plus $100 in bonuses, awarded by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.

34Th Street R. C. Mesersmith Messersmith Mary Jesus 34Th St William A. Conley Mark Conley Bailey Walker Yard Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Walker Home Santa Claus Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Beth E. Kent McBrayer Mansel Thompson Eatenor Hth Ber- Hon Ted Brooks 16Th Paula John Vandenberg Ed Watson Doc Pat Beth McRrayyr Kent i Mite Labbock Ken Mansel Thompyes

Space pact gains U N Assembly approval for ratification

The U N approves the outer space treaty open to all nations including China and North Korea. Soviet ambassador Fedorenko calls it a step toward lunar peace while warning on earthly problems and nuclear spread. Goldberg supports a broad, veto-free framework with arms control and nonproliferation goals.

Outer Space U.S Arthur J.goldberg Space Hles Communist China East Germany North Vietnam North Korea Vienna U.N Nikolai I. Fedorenko Earth United States Goldberg Antarctica Platon 1. Morozov Cout United Nations

Bucks Welcome Son and Rioja Daughter at Local Clinic

Mr and Mrs Lynn Buck welcomed a son weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces at 3 20 pm Friday in Highland Hospital. The father is employed by Rovers Heating and Air Conditioning Co. Mr and Mrs Jose Angel Zuniga 3400 1st St welcomed a son weighing unknown pounds and ounces at Laut Clinic. The father is a farm laborer. Mr and Mrs Porfirio Rioja Rt 5 Tahoka welcomed a daughter weighing unknown pounds at Laut Clinic. The father is a farm laborer.

Jeff Duran Highland Hospital Gifford-Hill-Western, — Inc Lynn Buck Rovers Heating & Air Conditioning Co Jose Angel Zuniga Porfirio Rioja

Three Injured in Broadside Collision at 19th and Ave A

At about 10 30 p m Saturday a broadside crash at 19th Street and Avenue A injured three people. Elroy Pieper and his wife of 2814 3rd St and Juan Campos 24 of 807 28th St were taken to Methodist Hospital. Mrs Pieper had severe head injuries and Mr Pieper a broken leg while Campos life injury status was unclear at midnight.

19Th St. Land Ave Methodist Hospital Elroy Pieper 3Rd St Juan Campos 28Th St Campos 19Th Street Pipper

X-Ray Unit Schedule Reported For Week

West Texas Tuberculosis Association outlines a mobile X-ray unit schedule for Town and Country Shopping Center at 4th Street and College Avenue. It will operate Monday through Friday with hours 9 am to 1 pm and 3 to 7 pm, near Farr's Supermarket. Smoker outreach urged and a $1 per X-ray donation requested to support Christmas Seal funds and TB case finding.

West Texas Tuberculosis Association Town and Country 4Th Street College Avenue Farr's

Child Dies As Blaze Destroys Home Near Ralls

A house fire southwest of Ralls, Crosby County, killed the couple’s month old daughter. Sheriff Fletcher Stark remained at the scene into the night and could not provide details or a cause.

Child Blaze Ralls

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