22 Jan 1967
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
1
Storm damages the West Coast campus with the LNB planning a 14 floor complex. No injuries reported. Fire in tech girls dorm damages third floor area. Officials fear the extent of the damage.
Community dispute over a Texas Ave facility proposal and a tax funded Chamber of Commerce. If approved by voters, the amendment would alter city development authority and affect the business group on the ballot. The topic drew weekend heat as five amendments were under consideration.
Readable fragments cite Lubbock area school band tryouts and census notes, plus pages referencing world capitalism dominance, diplomats ranking, religious groups, and a project with facilities for groups over 500. Mentions tentative plans for six hours of office space and about one half of something.
A damaged excerpt describes a department store scene with uncertain timing and a tense moment. The transcript shows garbled dialogue about time left and fear, without clear names or locations.
A new weather satellite will be launched by NASA from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. It will be the fourth environmental survey satellite in its series and named under the NASA program.
In Shanghai and other cities Red Guards battle anti Mao peasants party chairman Mao Tse tung, with other reports noting clashes in major urban centers as the political turmoil continues.
A brief fragment titled Today’s Prayer presents a religious invocation. It includes a partial line about Our Father and suggests a devotional moment for readers. The readable text is limited, with no clear event or speaker identified.
Investigators say a plane operated by a local owner crashed near Midland after the engine allegedly stuck on full throttle. The craft came to rest near the impact site and one occupant died while another was injured. Military reports indicate U.S. planes were involved in ongoing operations in Vietnam.
A furious storm battered the central and northern Pacific coast with wind rain and snow. San Francisco area faced flooding and road closures while the Southern Pacific rail line was blocked by bay conditions. In the High Sierra two feet of snow fell and Reno roads remained open. A dense fog grounded flights in Houston causing pileups and four deaths reported in the state. Fourteen temperature contrasts and evacuations noted in Golden Gate Heights as a tidal surge threatened homes.
Actress Ann Gomh, known for her role in Pistols n Petticoats, died at age 51 in her San Fernando Valley home. Her husband Scott McKay was at her side. Reported lung disease and cancer as contributing factors. In Austin, UPH reports Gov. seeks a new crop drug for agriculture.
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