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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
2
Mrs Kennedy boards a flight to Acapulco in summer, staying with Princess Lee Radziwill and Prince Stanislaw Radziwill. The Radziwills arrived Thursday en route to Acapulco as exploration in the North Sea proceeds jointly by Denmark and Germany.
John Curley at McGuire AFB honors George F. Derolf Newark with a Distinguished Flying Cross awarded over twenty years after the act. Derolf family and Ellen, his daughter, witnessed the recognition amid a modest ceremony staged at the base.
Elroy Newton, former Lubbock resident now living in Cypress California, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his role as a lead bomber pilot on a 1944 mission to destroy the Hermann Goering factory in Pardubice Czechoslovakia. A crowd of relatives attended the brief ceremony at McGuire Air Force Base.
An appeals court refused to overturn a lower court ruling requiring Rice University to integrate and charge tuition. The First Court of Civil Appeals backed Judge William Holland, noting no grounds to modify the decision. The university set a $1,200 annual tuition for undergraduates and admitted its first Black fulltime student.
The National Safety Council reports 47 800 deaths on U.S. highways last year, a 10 percent rise from the prior record. The toll caused an $8.2 billion economic loss and surpassed combined deaths from several historic wars. council president Howard Pyle cites growth of automobile use as a key factor.
Geneva AP reports Congo Prime Minister Tshombe promised to overturn a six month old expulsion of 60 000 Rwanda refugees and grant them any sum in the Congo after a Brussels meeting with UNHCR officials this week.
Louisiana welfare department audits of 167 drug stores found irregularities in pensioner prescription billing. Commissioner Edmund Reggie said the crackdown will save about 1.5 million dollars annually. The state paid 5.9 million dollars for 1,657,876 prescriptions last year and new price controls are being issued.
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