Jets Face Soviet Migs in Raid Over Enemy Airspace
US jets engage Soviet Migs and missiles in a high altitude raid. Air Cavalry units deploy five MiGs in close formation as Operation Clean Sweep targets enemy air defenses.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
6
US jets engage Soviet Migs and missiles in a high altitude raid. Air Cavalry units deploy five MiGs in close formation as Operation Clean Sweep targets enemy air defenses.
Readers witness a hectic early morning rush at a Moscow toy store for sleds as shoppers queue and scramble for scarce stock. The page also reports air force missions in Vietnam, rescues, and diplomatic moves with North Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand amid Christmas deployments.
The New Mexico Museum returns its traveling exhibit in a 50-foot museumobile designed for schools and communities. A 25-case adult version travels to about 25 communities, with a curator and lectures on folk art and regional crafts.
Aimed at easing crowd waits and enriching visits to the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Johnson adds comfort touches, guides, water fountains, and a friendly approach while tours reach record numbers this year. The feature includes a new recorded welcome and improved information materials.
The Goodfellows program needs delivery volunteers for Saturday morning and asks for callers to PO 74666 for directions and ID materials. Funds remain to cover about $1 per child for gifts. contributions should be mailed today to Chief Goodfellow c/o Avalanche-Journal, Lubbock.
Vice President Humphrey visited the war-torn country and warned that peace feelers from Hanoi or Peking are quickly dismissed. He arrived in Minneapolis and plans a Christmas stay at his Minnesota home with Mrs Humphrey, heading overseas again around December 27.
Reported Titan failure raises questions about impact on upcoming Titan 3 payloads including eight military communications satellites and the Manned Orbiting Laboratory. Officials note possible delays while Pentagon and Air Force weigh new funding and procurement cuts.
Leatherwood provided a description of the robber and his car, noting a 10 year old Pontiac. The man stood about five feet five inches and weighed roughly 140 to 145 pounds with a bug eyed look. He wore black trousers and coat, a glove on the right hand, and a black neck scarf possibly used as a mask. Police alerted units to watch for the described vehicle and suspect.
A Santa Claus figure celebrated by a local PTA couple as they plan a move to a larger home. Mrs Arnold, grateful, says this is the first Christmas the children are truly receiving what they deserve and she aims to repay Santa by helping others. Her husband, affected by arthritis, works part time.
Greek motorists will face higher taxes from January as authorities announce new levies. The government aims to raise revenue amid economic strain, with broader fiscal measures affecting vehicle ownership and fuel costs.
The article recalls Green Bay’s 1964 draft intrigue with Anderson and Schlinkman, noting AFL style specials and a $1000 bonus. It highlights how money influenced player choices and compares Texas Tech’s rare five round picks to Green Bay’s wartime style maneuvering.
A Greek seaside dining ritual near Athens lets guests pick their own seafood directly from stalls with staffs cleaning and cooking on site. Patrons chase down lobsters and squids while cooks work behind lockers as boats and city lights glow by moonlit waters. Behrman will not play for Buffalo in the AFL title game due to back muscle spasms.
Viet Cong guerrillas hit a hamlet less than two miles south of Saigon late Tuesday night. Militry said the hamlet chief, his son, and a youth were killed.
Canada made a voluntary donation of 3 642 948 dollars to the United Nations on Tuesday. The payment is to be applied toward the U N estimated needs of about 100 million dollars.
Sir George-Rukidi III, king of Toro, died Tuesday at his Fort Portal Palace in Uganda. He was 61. The cause of death was not disclosed.
Moscow reports a pact to provide North Vietnam with supplementary technical and additional free economic aid. The announcement hints at possible military assistance. deputy premiers Le Thanh Nghi and Vladimir Novikov signed the accord. No figures or details disclosed. The Red Star touts military aid while U.S. losses in the North Vietnam air war are cited at 157 through last week.
The piece reports mixed responses to Christmas and Hanukkah observances in U.S. schools. Michigan officials say prayers remained largely unaffected. many districts permit carols, trees, and nativity elements, while others ban manger scenes. Some schools balance religious content with cultural or historical framing, and disagreements persist across New York, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Chicago, Washington, Connecticut, Pittsburgh, Oakland, St. Paul, and Minneapolis.
A Korean artillery shell fired by mistake into Nhon An village, 360 miles north of Saigon, killed and wounded several people. A U.S. military spokesman said the round likely resulted from a misunderstanding and provided few details.
An American theology student Mary Helen Battle, 25, of Oak Ridge Tennessee, was arrested by East German authorities on November 24 for alleged assistance to refugees seeking to escape to the West, and has remained jailed. The report comes as U S officials confirm the incident and identify the detainee.
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