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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1966

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Lubbock Tech Dorm Project Faces $9.4 Million Challenge

Susan New Miss Texas time limit looms as Spurco Tech dorm project aims to house 1,716 students by September 1967. Kenneth May, vice president of H A Lott Inc., oversees four-job plan using climber cranes and past big builds like the Astrodome. Project includes 1,600,000 face bricks, 1,700 tons of reinforcing steel, 158 miles of wiring, and 158 miles of electrical wiring with 1,800 doors.

Somer H A. Lott, Inc Texas Tech Lubbock Lott Houston Astrodome Air Force Academy May Arlington 19Th St Flint Ave Room Land Board TECH

Miss Texas 1966 Is Susan Kay Logan From Lubbock

Susan Kay Logan 19, a Texas Tech student, was crowned Miss Texas 1966 after defeating 61 contestants. First runner-up Sharon Kay Terrill of Arlington and second runner-up Betty Lynn Buckley of Fort Worth also earned notable honors. Logan receives a 1100 dollar scholarship, robe, and Casa Manana contract.

Sessimen Beco News Services Texas Nancy Bernard Lubbock Miss Logan Scarlett O'Hara Betty Lynn Buckley Fort Worth Mary Lou Butler Dallas Miss Texas Lee Lubbock

Inflation and Growth Define 1966 Early Economy

Booming business and rising incomes marked the first half of 1966 with low unemployment and growing inflation. Housing and auto sales lagged but overall indicators showed a banner year, prompting debate on possible tax action to curb inflation. The pace slowed in the second quarter as officials weighed sustained growth against inflation pressures.

Joseph R. Coyne Washington Mwivurl Wic VGC Johnson

Inflation debate and tax stance shift referenced

Economists fault the administration for delay as inflation rises. President Johnson considered a tax increase last week. The piece notes a renewed emphasis on the economy on page 10 of Bee ECONOMY.

Johnson

Johnson attacks critics as riots and economy top talks

President Johnson barnstorms the Midwest blasting critics of Vietnam policy amid calls to end race riots in Cleveland and New York. He told crowds in Vincennes and Jeffersonville that antiwar voices ignore Communist atrocities, urging balanced talks and noting bombs on a hospital.

Merriman Smith United Press International Johnson Midwest Cleveland New York atVincennes Ind Washington Jeffersonville Louisville Air Force One Andrews Air Force Base White House Vance Hartke D-Ind Vincennes South Viet Nam

Actor Montgomery Clift Dies at 45 in Manhattan Home

International report notes Montgomery Clift, three time Oscar nominee, died of a heart attack at age 45 in his East Side townhouse after an early morning seizure. The Omaha native won Oscar nods for The Search A Place in the Sun and From Here to Eternity. he returned from Germany recently and had film plans with Elizabeth Taylor.

United Press International New York Montgomery Clift East Side Frank Sinatra Burt Lancaster Jack Clareman Lorenzo James Howard Kline United States Germany Motion Picture Company Elizabeth Taylor Miss Taylor Richard Burton Marilyn Monroe Destiny

Community Ambassador From Peru Begins Two Month Stay

Lubbock area welcomes a Peruvian community ambassador starting a two month visit sponsored by Opti mist Club. The note appears on page 8 section A with brief regional interest.

Peru Optimist Club

Concrete crews supervise work at street excavation

Work crew supervisors Dave Jones of 4818 52nd St and Gary Close of 3601 31st St monitor concrete as it is prepared for excavation. Pauline Warner’s photos accompany the scene.

Dave Jones Gary Close Pauline Warner

Cool Front Fails to Cool South Plains Heat in Lubbock

A weak cool front moved through the South Plains on Saturday, but heat remained intense. Lubbock thermometer hit 98 degrees after noon, easing from the prior two days of 102. The front retreated northward into the Panhandle by early afternoon as sunlit skies persisted.

South Plains Panhandle Lubbock

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