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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
8
The note mentions $567 in basic salaries through 1974 and raises in experience benefits. It also states local radio boards would be asked to contribute more to school support as part of an all-out traffic safety campaign led by revised avenues.
In New Orleans jazz trumpeter Muggsy Spanier plays a hospital session while doctors test how trumpet strain affects his heart. The improvised set includes The Saints Go Marching In and Dixieland pieces as surgeons monitor pressures around the heart and lungs.
Connally signals no mention of civil rights or redistricting rules while urging action on a broad reform package. He backs higher education realignment, political term limits, vote on poll tax repeal, and expanded Kerr-Mills aid, with support and skepticism from university leaders and lawmakers.
The Texas Joint Railway Labor Legislation Board urges forming a committee in Lubbock to oppose Santa Fe Railway Co. plans to discontinue two passenger trains between Lubbock and Amarillo. A Texas Railroad Commission hearing starts at 9 a.m. Tuesday in Amarillo’s Potter County Courthouse.
Congress shows concern over unsigned shifts in Saigon's government amid Buddhist protests and a coup that makes Khanh the de facto leader. U S officials seek civilian rule while preparing for elections and continued support, with Vietnam's turmoil advancing every few weeks.
The British royal family and state officials join a solemn homage to Sir Winston Churchill. Prince William of Gloucester, Queen Elizabeth’s cousin, waits in the cold to pay respects as Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Field Marshal Lord Alexander of Tunis attend. The lying in state at Westminster abbey is described with ancient ceremonial detail.
A family story from a Tennessee home details how a dog named Rebel comforted Jeffrey Witt after a crash. Rebels’ owner searched roads for a week before finding him. Jeffrey, moved to a local hospital, can barely move yet smiles when Rebel nuzzles him.
About 10,000 students had started registration by Wednesday with noon deadline today and classes set to begin 8 p m Friday. New faster system allegedly cut lines and speeds check in times. Campus activities open with The Contrast play at 8 15 p m and 3 p m Sunday with reserved seating. If 13,000 is reached, a new spring record follows last year’s 11,676.
The notice lists multiple births with parents and occupations. Details include weights ranging from 2 pounds to over 8 pounds and times around early morning. Fathers’ occupations include Frontier Wholesalers, Osteopath Hospital staff, and auto auction work. Local addresses appear with family names such as Aldrich and Pawson.
In Saigon Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh named Nguyen Xuan Oanh, formerly deputy premier for economy, as caretaker prime minister amid unrest and Buddhist demonstrations. Oanh briefly held the post last September as Khanh stepped down for illness he did not have.
AU and Texas leaders debate state school funding after redistricting orders press courts to redraw maps. The coordinating board powers and four year terms for officials are questioned while Randy Pendleton critiques the teacher pay raise as not generous enough.
A reported plan by Governor Connally proposes a three system university structure with a chancellor per system and regional boards. Fort Worth Tech officials and lawmakers weigh the idea amid reactions, with questions on funding and whether a single coordinating board could suffice.
A new arctic air blast cooled Texas from the Gulf Coast to Dalhart with westerly winds up to 35 mph driving blowing dust on the South Plains. Temperatures were near seasonal norms with a slight warming trend and overnight lows in the low 20s.
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