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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
4
Internal discussions in Washington reveal diverging views on how to pressure Hanoi and the Viet Cong toward a peace conference. Proposals call for a realistic objectives list, a firm time limit, and caution about relying on the International Control Commission.
Yale President Kingman Brewster Jr. denounced Staughton Lynds Hanoi remarks as a disservice to dissent and pacifism. He contrasted Lynds travel with his published statements calling U S policy immoral and warned the trip aided an enemy hostilities. Brewster will appear at the national alumni meeting in Pittsburgh to dissociate Yale from Lynds actions.
Rain fell across South Africa hours after a national day of prayer for relief from a severe drought. Farmers welcomed the modest downpour but said it falls short of reviving withering crops. The storm began Tuesday night in the southwest with more rain urgently needed at the peak of record heat.
Hal Boyle notes office leaders face red ink years despite power. Jokes blur lines with executives as wives, union reps, and visitors flood the sixth floor. A weary boss contends with boards, a well worn golf snub, and a rising pile of petty crises and pay debts.
Investigators study fragments of a homemade bomb found in the vestibule of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Gretna across from New Orleans. No injuries or major damage were reported as 18 to 20 choir members rehearsed and fled. Authorities noted no civil rights or political activity at the church.
Boston AP Edward W Brooke labeled civil unrest as a battle of have-nots against the haves. He told the New England Daily Newspaper Association that protests show economic motives beyond race. He cited Los Angeles riots as evidence of economic bitterness.
The Rhode Island Department of Employment Security reports 1965 unemployment compensation payments were the lowest in 18 years. The state paid over $2.9 million in unemployment insurance and closed 1965 with a $35 million surplus. Sun Yat-sen led the 1911 revolution.
Austreberto Aguilar fell sixty feet during a Bells Circus performance in Mexico City and broke five bones. Aguilar is related to Mexico’s stunt men Rene Barrera and Francisco Najera.
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