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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
2
A brief dispatch notes President Wilson planning new terms for Rhodesia rebels, outlining potential concessions and the diplomatic stance slated for announcement. No further details provided in readable text.
Stocks push into gains as the market begins 66 with strong upside momentum. Analysts note renewed investor confidence driving early day advances across major sectors led by technology and energy names. Sam Daw reports on the upbeat start and what it means for traders.
A garbled OCR blob recounts diverse items, including mentions of New York social scenes with Barbra Streisand and Lena Horne, Prince Charles travel notes, and economic market chatter. It lists various places and figures with limited clear context, lacking cohesive narrative or date anchors.
Fragmented OCR details a broad operation with US forces coordinating a search for smugglers. It references military units and a multinational chase, naming locations and potential targets as authorities move to disrupt illicit trafficking activities.
Westmoreland, nearly 86, recalls a son who loved soldiers and hoped he would become a physician. She described strict obedience, a dangerous Cub Scout incident, and the boy's fear and respect for military figures, while noting he never imagined West Point or Annapolis.
A dental insurance program is planned with involvement from the Kentucky Dental Association and service providers. The program intends to coordinate coverage for workers through a service company and support enrollment and access to dental care.
Cedarg Lebanon Hospital reports former White House press secretary Salinger in good condition after amoebic infection contracted during a Southeast Asia trip. He was admitted last Saturday and is being treated by doctors who expect recovery.
The National Park Service reports 1,689,220 people visited the Grand Canyon in 1965, down from 4,575,757 in 1964. A separate note recalls West Point cadet memories and a mother expressing faith for her son’s future impact on peace.
George Lincoln Rockwell of the American Nazi Party challenged Ben Levy of the Houston Socialist Forum during a Rice University debate in Houston. Rockwell called demonstrators draft card burners treasonous for aiding the enemy while Levy defended the right to express opinions on Viet Nam policy.
Morning and Evening delivery options offered with Sunday editions. Monthly pricing listed for Home Delivery with various plans including Morning, Evening, and Sunday services. Postage paid at Lubbock, Texas as part of subscription details.
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