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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1965

Page

1

Lubbock Man Killed In Two Car Crash

Avatenche Journal reports Henry W. Austin 44 of Lubbock died in a head on collision two miles southeast of here with an Albuquerque woman, three others injured. Mrs Pansy Lou Brooks 30 of Albuquerque also died at Mule shoe hospital.

Udan Henry W Hank) Austin Prudential Insurance Company Lubbock Here Albuquerque, N. M Austin 25Th St Muleshoe Pansy Lou Brooks Albuquerque Medical Arts Littlefield Brooks Eden Glen Sharon Karen Singleton Funeral Home Billy Anigel U.S. 84 Rix Funeral Directors Texas Tech U.S. Navy Naval Reserve Prudential Russellville Ark South Plains Portland, Jore Ed Austin Colorado Craig Austin San Antonio Adolph Lehman 35Th St

Secrecy Surrounds New U.S. Peace Drives in Viet Nam

President Johnson spearheads a hush marked push for Viet Nam peace with ambassadors sent to the UN Vatican and Warsaw. U S troop reinforcements arrive as Viet Cong launch fresh attacks, while officials press for a negotiated settlement through the International Control Commission.

Journal News Services Ashington U.S Johnson Ho Chi I Minh Viet Nam U. S Vatican Warsaw South Viet Nam Hawaii Harriman W. Averell Harriman Adam Rapacki International Control Commission Poland Foy D. Kohler Nikolai Podgorny Kremlin Washington Goldberg Rome Ponntiff Paul Iby Southeast Asia

Tech enrollment pace projects 35 600 by 1975

A front page table or chart notes a ten year enrollment projection showing 35 600 students by 1975 for the technical program. It cites Section B of Page 1.

Sonic Booms In West Texas Announced By Air Force

The Air Force will conduct supersonic training flights in B 58 Hustler bombers starting Jan 3 along a 40 mile corridor from near San Angelo north to the Oklahoma Panhandle Rep Omar Burleson was notified A limited number of jets from Little Rock AFB and Bunker Hill AFB will perform two simulated bombing runs daily over the route Towns along the corridor include San Angelo Ballinger Sweetwater Peducah Childress Shamrock Arnett Shattuck Gate and Buffalo with no damage expected to people or property

Washington West Texas Air Force San Angelo Oklahoma Panhandle Omar Burleson Anson Little Rock Afb Bunker Hill Afb Peru Ind Ballinger Sweetwater Peducah Childress Shamrock Texas Arnett Shattuck Gate Buffalo Oklo

Canals and Oases Seen in Mariner 4 Mars Photos

Dr. Clyde Tombaugh reported at a science meeting that seven of the 22 Mariner 4 Mars images show features resembling canals and oases. He argues dark streaks align with crustal faults and frost melt patterns, suggesting possible moisture gathering at asteroid impact sites.

Mars Avalanche-doureal Brkeley Calif Mariner 4 Clyde W. Tombaugh New Mexico State University Observatory American Association For the Advancement of Science Marinez 4 Tombaugh Erebus Canal Saus Canal Zephyria Fons Big Fee

Single Woman Adopts Child In California

In Los Angeles County a 41 year old single woman became the first person to adopt Teddy under a new single parent policy. Adoption officials note the program aims to place hundreds of Negro and Mexican American children, with many requiring permanent homes due to unemployment and other family strains.

OS Angeles Teddy Bureau of Adoptions Los Angeles County Walter Heath Adoption Bureau Heath

California Storm Brings Floods and Fatal Crashes

A Pacific Northwest storm slammed southern California with winds to 50 mph, dumping heavy rain and triggering floods and mudslides. Up to 13 inches fell in Angeles National Forest, isolating over 1,000 homes and damaging dozens of buildings. Five family members died in a Tehachapi crash amid the downpour. multiple accidents were reported across Los Angeles, Ventura, and San Bernardino counties. The system prompted caution on highways and disrupted power and communications as it stretched from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border.

OS Angeles Pacific Northwest California Angeles National Forest Here Los Angeles Burbank Thousand Oaks Fontana Santa Barbara Tehachapi Calif Lytle Creek San Ventura County Bernardino County Newport Beach Ventura County Oakview and Lee

Prayer Excerpt Urges Dependence on Higher Help

A short devotional line asks believers not to rely on themselves alone but to seek guidance from the Lord. The fragment emphasizes humility and divine support in daily life.

AH TRANG FRONTLINE SHOW BY BOB HOPE

In Vietnam Bob Hope and crew flew from the carrier deck toward An Khe to perform for about nine thousand First Cavalry Division troops. He notes the unit’s valor in Laos and Chu Phong, hints at a presidential unit citation, and shares personal moments like presenting Studio City airman Brian O Connell with first photos of his newborn twins.

Bob Hope AH Trang Ticonderoga An Khe First Cavalry Division la Drang Valley Chu Phong First Cavalry Brian O'Connell Studio City California Bing

Nancy Bernard Crowned 1966 Maid of Cotton

Nancy Bernard of Lubbock Texas won the national 1966 Maid of Cotton title in Memphis Tennessee representing the South Plains. She will tour the world as the industry’s goodwill emissary and plans a future in educational television. The 20 year old UT Austin junior beat 19 finalists to claim the crown.

Nancy Bernard Avelem Tenn Lubbock Old South Nancy R. E. Bernard 4Th St South Plains South Plains In the National Finals. When Her Name Was Announced, Miss Berar Ann Patricia Patterson Trenton Anna Frances Tipton Greenville S.C Chsc King Cotton University of Texas South Plains of Texas Maid Lubbock Municipal Auditorium Miss Bernard Rhea Bristow Nancy Bernard Page

Dunbar High Student Saves Woman From Fire

Marvin Lethridge, an 18 year old Dunbar High football tackle, rushed into a burning house in city to rescue 70 year old Mrs. Cora Wisner. Wisner suffered second and third degree burns, treated at Methodist Hospital and released. The fire, started by children playing with candles, began in a closet bedroom as she tried to salvage her purse.

Dunbar High School Cora Wisner Avalanche Journal Mrs. Wisner Lethridge Jack Hays

Red Adair Says Blazing Loop Gas Well May Burn Days

Red Adair, famed oilwell firefighter, arrives from Houston to Loop Gaines County to battle a gas well blaze that began between 1 and 2 am Wednesday. Fire expected to burn at least three more days. a melted rig valued at 150000 dollars will be removed with a giant crane. No injuries reported. flames about 20 feet high and heat felt within a quarter mile.

Red Adair Houston Adair C. E. Fleming Loop Gaines County Alton Montgomery Seagraves J. J. Travis Midland

Lubbock Weather Map Reports Clearing Skies Today

Lubbock and vicinity expect clear to partly cloudy skies with increasing cloudiness through the day. High near 70. Southerly winds rise to about 20 to 30 mph this afternoon.

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