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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1966

Page

3

Venus may hide life despite Mariner findings says panel

A Space Science Board report notes possibility of life in Venus clouds or high-m mountain suspensions despite Mariner 2 data showing extreme surface heat. The panel urges unmanned Mars exploration after Apollo and outlines priorities for 1970 to 1985 including Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, comets, and asteroids.

Mariner Venus Space Science Board National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mars Lunar Jupiter Saturn Mercury Pluto NASA Moon Gordon J. F. MacDonald University of California At Los Angeles

Boedeker seeks May Democratic primary for County Court at Law No 1

Edwin H. Boedeker, a longtime Lubbock attorney and former Dickens County judge, filed for a four year term in County Court at Law No 1. Appointed last September by the County Commissioners, he succeeds James A. Ellis who moved to the 137th District Court. Boedeker, a Channing native and Baylor law graduate, has taught school and law, and serves at First Methodist Church. He and his wife live on Slide Road with one married son, Ted, in Indiana Avenue residence.

Edwin H. Boedeker Lubbock Dickens County Baylor University Boedeker First Methodist Church Judge

San Angelo Editor Retires After 46 Years Honored

San Angelo editor Dean Chenoweth, of the Standard-Times since 1920, retires and is named editor emeritus. Fred Conn, the publisher, says Chenoweth will work part time as a consultant and writer. Dale Walton will run the morning edition as managing editor, Bill Martin the evening edition, and Jerry Norman becomes page editor.

San Angelo Dean Chenoweth San Angelo Standard - Times Fred Conn Conn Chenoweth Dale Walton Harte-Hanks Standard-Times Bill Martin Jerry Norman Telegraph Page

Himalayan airstrip reaches Bhutan capital Paro

Indian army engineers nearly finish the first airstrip in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan near Chinese Tibetan border. A single engine plane carrying an Indian air vice marshal landed at Paro on January 3, according to reports reaching Reuters.

Himalayan Calcutta Bhutan Paro Senora

Rifle Match Targets 91 Shooters From 10 Cities

The first Lubbock Junior Rifle Club smallbore match continues at Texas Tech ROTC indoor range under NRA rules. 91 competitors from 10 cities compete in markers from sharpshooter to master plus junior and sub junior divisions.

N. T. Conner Lyndall A. Schaefer Wyley Barber Texas Tech Conner Schaefer Barber Lubbock Texas Tech Rotc National Rifle Association Connie Wolcott Ells Schmid Slaton NRA Catherine Conner Thelma Holt Nonnie Wolcott Midland San Angelo Wichita Falls Sherman San Antonio Roswell N.M Austin Lamesa Pan-Tex Amarillo Lyndall Schaefer James Foster Ricky Landrum David Holt William Blackburn Barry Fehlman Marksman Kenneth Marchand Clifton Turner Greg Benson Walter Matthews Sheri Wolcott Paula Privett

Top USSR Space Scientist Dies At Age Of 59

Sergei Korolev, a leading Soviet space scientist who designed the first artificial satellite and early voyages, has died at 59 in Moscow from cancer and heart disease. His death, announced by Brezhnev and Kosygin, marks a heavy blow to the space program.

Moscow UPI Sergei Korolev Russia Korolev Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev Alexei Kosygin

Astronaut Borman Visits Hometown in Indiana

In Gary Indiana UPI reports astronaut Frank Borman says it is inevitable the United States will lose a space crew. He urged the public to accept sacrifices, received the key to the city, and attended a 12 hour day of events including a parade and a banquet. He noted losses are part of aviation and space exploration.

Gary Ind UPI Frank Borman United States Borman America

Anson Family Involved In Traffic Semiata Incident

Anson county reports a traffic incident Saturday at the Pe Hehway 84 and FM Road leven intersection. Johnson and family members including Mary Helen, Mae as ick, Beverly, and Fred Smith were taken to Medical Arts capital in Littlefield. all but Johnson admitted, listed in fair condition.

Anson Pe 'Hehway FM Road Leven Medical Arts Capital Littlefield Johnson Mary Helen Mae Ick Beverly Pe Me Fred Smith Anton

Fragmentary police report describes kitchen robbery attempt

A damaged OCR passage recounts a woman named Mrs Hamilton saying a man awakened her and forced her toward the kitchen while demanding money. She said the thief fled, objects were disturbed, and she did not suffer injuries.

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