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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
8
Amid mounting hostilities in Vietnam, U S forces intensify operations targeting key enemy positions. Officials say the push aims to disrupt supply lines and pressure Viet Cong strongholds as casualties rise on both sides.
The report details Viet Nam combat near Da Nang and a Viet Cong regiment breaking entrapment. It notes US losses, planned reinforcements, and American belief in air mobile divisions and deeper reconnaissance as a shift in tactics amid ongoing truce uncertainties.
In Trenton the New Jersey obscenity bill is drawing attention as constituents request copies from the Governor's counsel and City officials. Observers note the measure has spurred wide interest and discussions on its reach through federal mail channels.
Ldosd Lattrell, 75, business manager of East Liberty Presbyterian Church, was found dead in a church basement party room. Roland Schmuck, a church security guard, lay nearby with a head wound as police investigate the incident. Schmuck is slated for murder charges, though condition remains critical as officers seek clarifying details.
Adjutant General Thomas S. Bishop is appointed by Gov. Connally to the Department of the Army General Staff Committee on National Guard Policy for a three year term ending December 1968. Madrid lottery prizes total 42 million dollars distributed to hundreds of Spaniards in the Christmas draw.
The column lists numerous births at West Texas Hospital and Methodist Hospital in Lubbock with details on baby weights from 4 pounds 4 ounces to 7 pounds 14 ounces and times ranging from early morning to afternoon Wednesday. Fathers hold positions with Lubbock Manufacturing Co. and local firms. mothers’ occupations include farmer and self employed contractor.
Funds and volunteers rally to support a city charity as gift donations remain scarce. The Avalanche Journal urges readers to donate and participate in Saturday delivery efforts, with Chief Greeneffon directing the drive through The Avalanche Journal.
An offshore quake near the Kodiak area rattled southwest Alaska with a 6.7 magnitude felt in Anchorage Homer and Kodiak. Officials reported no major damage aside from a few broken glasses and scattered reports, while seismologists compared it to late 1990s aftershocks.
The article outlines proposed tax reductions set to take effect soon, impacting payroll taxes, excise taxes, and consumer goods. It notes shifts in social security levies, employer matches, and exemptions for services such as nightclubs and theaters, with savings aimed at workers and households. It also mentions timing around New Year celebrations and related policy adjustments.
Mrs. Brady Neals, 71, of Memphis, blind for 27 years, touches branches and a bulb on her first Christmas tree given by 13 year old delivery boy David Ward. She cannot see the tree but can feel and smell it throughout the house.
Houston expected to bid for Donny Anderson as trade talks heat up with Green Bay. Sources say Packers offered a high price while Anderson weighs college commitments at Texas Tech and the choice affects a potential pro contract.
Rain and mist slow cotton harvests across the South Plains as a Pacific cold front nears. Readings rise to 75 at Brownsville and 65 in Lubbock before a plunge to the upper 20s by Friday. Traces of rain reported from Matador to Hart, with light fog and winds easing normal travel.
Astronauts John Borman and James Lovell have been cleared for postflight leave to spend Christmas with relatives after Cape Kennedy medical reviews. Doctors report favorable health after weightlessness exposure and ongoing technical briefings on their Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 missions. A news conference on December 30 will disclose flight details.
Venita Carrol Odell 62 a former Denison teacher and principal died of asphyxiation in a house fire on Tuesday night. Her husband and sister Wilma Carrol Nolte 61 suffered burns and cuts while attempting rescue. Fireworks blast kills four children in Madison store blaze.
Tom Cahill, a legislative candidate opposing Pat Cain in Austin, filed for unemployment benefits after being fired when he entered the race. He previously served as field editor of Texas Co-Op Power Magazine. If eligible, Cahill could receive 37 dollars weekly for 26 weeks.
Wreckage of a twin engine plane identified as a U S built C46 was found 15 miles from Frontino in Antioquia. Colombia Civil Aeronautics Board said no immediate indication of nationality origin or destination.
National Airlines DC8 diverted to El Paso International Airport for a passenger, Clinton Denny of Iowa Louisiana, who became violently ill from a lung fluid attack. Doctors reported he was in good condition after treatment upon arrival.
Blanchard said Anderson will not reveal future plans until after the Gator Bowl against Georgia Tech due to NCAA rules. He could sign after the game with minimal issues, and signing before Jan 1 would reduce this year s taxes. A reported 450 000 to 800 000 package would be paid over years, with annual taxes affected.
Braniff International reports space on early and late flights as Texas braces for Yuletide travel. DPS launches Operation Deathwatch with 150 extra patrolmen and 24 hour duty through New Year weekend to curb projected traffic deaths.
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