18 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1967
Page
1
A man with a criminal history, first trouble as a teenager, later pleaded guilty to an amateur charge and received probation, then served five years. He has been appointed to the Ohio bailiff position after his record and rehabilitation.
President Johnson said defense would exceed 73 billion dollars next year, with a planned program mix to reduce wartime economic strain. He described proposing increased spending for military vehicles and logistics while seeking broader mobilization and efficiency as part of fiscal year planning ending June.
City records show a decrease in traffic fatalities during 1968 as documented on page 6 section B. The article references Labbeck and Ares Labbeck and notes figures across city streets. Further details are on page 1 section B.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a suspected journalist in Vietnam and a poet, with unclear dates or affiliations, yielding a terse, non-specific item about wartime reporting.
Governor John Connally starts his third term urging vigilance against mediocrity and conformity. Preston Smith and others attend a morning ceremony as Connally plans speaks to the legislature in early session weeks. He intends to push additional programs during the opening days.
The federal program allocates about 1.317 million to support tech initiatives at several Texas institutions including the University, North Texas, Sam Houston, Texas A&M, and junior colleges. Funds are for construction, home economics additions, and related facilities. The package totals 1.317 million across seven institutions nationwide.
A severe winter storm shuts roads and closes hundreds of schools across the Midwest. Extreme cold freezes temperatures from near five degrees above to below zero, halting ferries and disrupting bus and rail service while leaving many areas from the South Plains to Lubbock experiencing warming trends and clearing skies.
Former attorney general nominee Wea set would open a branch office in Austin with Cars in charge. A paraber of Austin lawyers doubles as lobbyists during the legislative session, but Care salt! plans no political moves.
Public seeks help as investigators probe a Tahora slaying with scarce clues. Officials withhold details on a vehicle and possible weapon while theorists like Miller caution that the mystery remains complex and prone to new twists.
Fragments indicate a federal tax evasion case involving Baker, with testimony by Bromiey and others. U.S. District Judge Oliver Gesch presides as trial details emerge amid a shaky transcript and defense statements.
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