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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1969

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Pueblo radioman recalls praying for atomic strike

In Coronado California Radioman 2nd Class Lee Roy Hayes 26 of Columbus Ohio tells a Navy court he prayed for the United States to drop an atomic bomb on North Korea during 11 months in captivity aboard the USS Pueblo. He describes a broken jaw after a guard beat him for an obscene gesture and notes he bartered beatings to protect others while witnesses say crewmen endured numerous blows for not informing.

Associated Press Coronado Calif USS Pueblo United States North Korea Lee Roy Hayes Columbus Ohio Navy Hayes

Laird Supports ABM Deployment Amid Soviet Test

Secretary Laird told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Soviet Union tests a sophisticated ABM system and he leans toward deploying a U S defense system to protect the American people. He urged proceeding with an ABM if required and noted no final decision on the Sentinal program pending a full Defense Department review.

Washington UPI Sec. of Defense Melvin R. Laird Soviet Union Laird Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Johnson Defense Department Sec William P. Rogers Sen J. William Fulbright Dark

Governor Smith proposes record Texas budget near six billion

Gov. Preston Smith unveils a near six billion dollar state budget and urges higher taxes on cigarettes tobacco and alcohol while proposing a ten dollar traffic fine surcharge and higher service equipment rentals. The plan endorses the Legislative Budget Board document but adds three hundred eighteen million in general revenue spending with several constitutional questions raised by the attorney general.

United Press International Austin Preston Smith Smith Vtt Forrest Harding Ben “Atwell Dalinas House AL R. Schwartz Galveston Gus F. Mutscher Ben Barnes Legislative Budget Board Permanent Atty Crawford Martin Secretary of State

Cotton Growers Discuss U S Policy Shift In Sales Loans

Directors of the Phans Cotton Growers Inc voted to pursue a realignment of CCC sales policies and related programs. The 20 county group added Martin and Midland counties, producing about 75 000 to 85 000 bales annually, as discussions touched on price support loans lasting a year or more and various technical issues.

Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal Farm Phans Cotton Growers, Inc Commodity Credit Corp Donald A. Johnson PCG Martin Midland Ray Joe Riley Hart Riley Johnson

Shaw Lawyer Asks Acquittal In Kennedy Conspiracy Trial

Garrison and a four man prosecution team rested their case in the Clay Shaw conspiracy trial after a bid to admit Shaw’s alias was denied. Defense seeks a directed verdict of innocent arguing no prima facie conspiracy was shown as Judge Hagerty adjourns court to resume at 9 am.

New Orleans Jim Garrison Clay Shaw Shaw F. Irvin Dymond John F. Kennedy Garrison Dymond Lee Harvey, Oswald David W. Ferrie Kennedy Edward A. Haggerty Jr Criminal District Court

Weatherman Foretells Tips From Paid Predictors

A Weatherman criticizes tipsters who are paid for forecasts rather than accuracy. The remark pivots on the reliability of prediction earnings and the expectation of precise weather guidance.

Transplants: Six organs from one donor to six recipients

Surgeons performed a historic mass transplant transferring six organs from a 5%-year-old donor. Heart, liver and kidneys were among the four transplants completed by afternoon. corneas were finished later with one more eye transplant expected. The donor died at Memorial Hospital and the heart was transplanted at New York Hospital, the first cross-hospital heart removal in such a mass procedure.

United Press International NW York Memorial Hospital New York Hospital

Its a hard war Viet Cong game for keeps

Navy radioman Jim Howard recalls the 1000 pound mine set by Viet Cong under the USS Westchester County at My Tho. He describes the blast at midnight as one of the largest he heard, nearly toppling the support ship and sending shock waves through the crew.

Jim Howard Vietnam Navy Mobile Riverine Force Howard USS Westchester County Mobile Riverine Force Division My Tho

Prayer request from Mrs. Amos Pate in Littlefield

A prayer petition asks for wisdom to discern true paths and strength to face daily life. The message thanks God for sustaining in need and asks for grace to continue faithfully. Signed by Mrs. Amos Pate of Littlefield.

Amos Pate Littlefield

Weather Outlook for Lubbock Area Dense morning fog and cooler day ahead

Dense fog and very poor visibility pass through the morning hours in Lubbock and vicinity. Expect decreasing cloudiness this afternoon and a cooler day with a high in the 40s and a low tonight around the 50s with southwest winds up to 20 mph.

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