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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
3
A notice describes a service to call information in other cities at no cost. Dial Operator and request Information in the target city. When connected, provide the distant city name and the listed phone name and address for fastest out-of-town numbers from Southwestern Bell.
In Pikeville Kentucky Mrs Goldie Jennings describes a four day period of near death from exposure after a gas heater leaked and shut off. Her husband died at home, she was thawed and later lost both feet but now uses artificial limbs. She moved to Dublin Virginia and continues living in a trailer. Doctor William C Hambley notes her condition resembled animal hibernation with very weak pulse and blood pressure during controlled thawing.
President Johnson backs Postmaster General O Briens plan to cut mail time for servicemen in Viet Nam and the Pacific by routing domestic mail by air. About 200 million first class pieces are involved for 380000 Pacific area troops. Speed up to be effective immediately with negligible cost. Roberto Arias told he may leave Stoke Mandeville Hospital soon after 18 months in a wheelchair.
A fragmented listing shows weekday ABC KLAR 1346 and NBC KUAY 136 stations with scattered programs. It outines news blocks, Harvey segments, music hours, weather and sign offs across morning to late evening slots, including sports and special features.
Gould National and Champion batteries stocked by Interstate Battery System keep West Texas dealers supplied during cold spells. Bill Bussell and Jerrol Peters promote 24 hour delivery, a 10 year firm presence, and a 200 mile service radius with fully stocked warehouses and repair department.
P J Minter of Minter's 2135 19th St in Lubbock is one of only four Texas members in the National Appliance Service Association. He owns a large shop with 40 000 parts, specializes in repairing appliances and offers model railroading and slot car goods to enthusiasts. Minter emphasizes customer satisfaction and ethics, and is active in regional electrical service groups.
In 1955 about 55 percent of Japan exports were textiles and light industry while heavy industry and chemicals accounted for 37 percent. By 1964 heavy industry and chemical exports rose to 57 percent.
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