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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1969

Page

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Two Planes Hijacked to Cuba In Double Hijack Day

Two US airliners were hijacked to Havana within 12 hours with at least 148 aboard including a man en route to Miami to meet family released earlier. The National Airlines jet from New Orleans was seized by two men using a gun and dynamite. An Eastern Airlines DC8 from Atlanta to Miami turned toward Havana with 98 to 112 aboard. The hijackings marked the 11th and third double incident this month.

Associated Press Miami Cuba Fidel Castro California National Airlines Gulf of Mexico New Orleans Florida Eastern Airlines South Florida Havana Federal Aviation Administration Eastern Atlanta FAA Aircrat Miss Sikorski James Brown Brown Los Angeles Houston

Governor urges new Texas medical and dental schools

Gov. Preston Smith urged new medical schools in Houston and Lubbock and a dental school in San Antonio. He cited Texas shortages with a doctor-to-population ratio near 1 to 1,000 and cited 15 counties in West Texas lacking doctors. He spoke to the International Medical Assembly of the Southwest Texas.

San Antonio Preston Smith Texas Houston Lubbock Ben Barnes Senate Grady Hazelwood Amarillo William T. Moore Bryan H. J Doc) Blanchard Senate Insurance Committee W. E. Snelson Midland Senate Commerce and Industry Committee House W. E Red) Berry Bexar Harris Counties Smith International Medical Assembly of Southwest West Texas

Cotton Producers Split Over Policy At Cotton Council Meet

A policy platform for future cotton legislation sparked splits among producers at the National Cotton Council's 31st annual meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas. The plan was referred to the council board after disagreements emerged within the producer branch at the Arlington Hotel session.

Duane Howell Avalanche - Journal Hot Springs Ark National Cotton Council Arlington Hotel California Missouri Council

Florida blackout knocks out power across major regions

A massive power failure left large parts of Florida in darkness on Tuesday night. The blackout spanned a triangle from Daytona Beach to Tampa Bay and Miami, sparing only Jacksonville among major cities.

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City plans use treated sewage to fill eight lakes project

The City Planning Department pursues a Yellow House Can yon Lake study using runoff and reclaimed water from sewage plants to fill and maintain eight lakes. The torrential rains last months flooded east Fourth Street, prompting the push to eliminate such scenes.

Yon Lake Ast Fourth Street Jay Harris

Nuclear test plan for harbor dig in Australia and crime policy shift

The Nixon administration signals a harbor dig in Australia using five nuclear charges to test feasibility for a new sea level canal. Officials discuss maintaining the 10 percent income tax surcharge, boosting the war on crime, and reshaping federal agencies. Seaborg notes tests by 1970 with a $10 million effort to build port facilities.

Tee Antergsled Frese Washington Nixon Australia Everett M. Dirksen Senate House Gop Ronald L. Ziegler Dirksen Glenn T. Seaborg Atomic Energy Com- Vesrsysl Bruce Lynn Gilliam National Sea United States Cape Keraudren Central America Seaborg

OSCILLATING PAGE COLUMNS AND SECTION NOTICES

A garbled OCR page listing sections and page numbers for OU News. It mentions GAMNTED, CHOROSCOPE, WOMEN'S NEWS and page references on Page 5 6 and 11 across Sections C and B. The text lacks clear events or names, presenting only a catalog of column slots.

Crews Reach 12 Trapped In Mine

Twelve miners were rescued from deep inside a burning coal mine in Mount Morris after six hours in a safe area with fresh air and a life-saving barricade. About 100 other miners escaped to safety as the fire broke out.

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AS TOURIST LURE City Lakes Project Could Hit Jackpot

Santee California stands as a model turning sewage effluent into a water show and tourist draw. Lubbock eyes Yellow House Canyon study to rival Santee with potential millions in advertising value. Pollution control and feasibility work continue as city council supports the plan.

City Lakes Santee Calif Lubbock Yellow House Canyon Lake Labhock

Lawmakers hear views on Texas Tech University name change

In Austin the Lubbock delegation will meet at 3 p.m. with Sen. Blanchard and Reps. Jones Tarbox and McAlister to hear objections to renaming Texas Tech University. Faculty student leaders Ex-Students and others will present views while officials urge a quiet discussion and avoid demonstrations.

Nnes Avalanche-Journl Austin Tena Tech Texas Tech University Lubbock H. J Doc) Blanchard Delwin Jones Elmer Tarbox R. B. McAlister Blanchard Mike Riddle Russell Bean Donnybrook Tech Board of Directors

Morning Prayer Request to Bring Sunshine to Someone

A reader asks for divine help to brighten another's day. The prayer seeks to ease cares and strengthen faith in Jesus. Amen.

Jesus

Cold on Way Rain Chance Dim Despite Area Clouds

Foggy drizzly conditions were likely across Lubbock and the South Plains with little chance of meaningful precipitation. An arctic front moved into Texas Tuesday but the state was not expected to plunge into a deep freeze. other regions faced an ice storm and heavy snow elsewhere.

Avalanche-Journal News Lubbock South Plains Texas Mississippi Valley Appalachians Upper Midwest Pacific Northwest Seattle High Sierras California

Iraqi mobs demand more hangings after 11 executed

Reports from Baghdad describe crowds in Liberation Square reacting with violent jubilation as 11 of 14 Iraqis executed for spying for Israel were displayed on gallows. Travelers recount a blood drenched scene with cameras filming the contorted bodies and officials urging restraint amid a swift, grim public display.

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