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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
12
A Monterey downtown catalog notes dresses and outfits in sizes 3 to 6x. Items include a white cuffed blouse with pleats priced 8.95 to 10.95, grey and white striped shirts, blue and red trimmed dresses, houndstooth jumpers and dresses with bows, and a two piece dress with white collar.
U S Navy pilots and Marines fought near Duc An and north of the border as helicopters plucked a downed airman to safety. The action included a first announced air strike on North Viet Nam with 29 Viet Cong killed and a cache find of 20 Soviet made grenade launchers and 118 boxes of TNT. Casualties were light among allied forces.
Texas Instruments said a Massachusetts firm, Metals & Controls Inc., is picked by the U S Treasury to manufacture the new silverless coins. The Mint will stamp dimes and quarters from copper-nickel strips clad with copper, and half-dollars from silver-copper alloy. Strips are bonded atomically to form the coin layers, replacing 90 percent silver alloy.
Eastern New Mexico University presents My Fair Lady in the University Theatre from today through Saturday. Don Moore directs the Opera Workshop with Herma Loy Smith as Eliza Doolittle John Doyle as Colonel Pickering and Howard Craig as Henry Higgins. Tickets available at the Administration Building Information Desk.
The AP reports Egypt opened on Wednesday what it claims is the region's biggest shipyard in Alexandria. Officials say the facility is a semisubmerged complex with extensive capacity and modern docks forming a major maritime hub.
Charles K. Huthsing of Northbrook, Ill., bought the sunken Prins Willem V at auction for 85000 and plans to raise it from 80 feet of Lake Michigan off Milwaukee within two weeks. The ship sank October 14 1954 after colliding with an oil barge.
The Organization of American States plans to fund the Dominican government's payroll, with arrangements underway though start dates and scope remain unclear. Tension grows as the latest payday passes without word, with the U S contributing 43 million dollars since the rebellion began three months ago.
A fragmentary line states a beggar hands over a portion to an individual named Anwel in exchange for ice cream. The text is sparse and lacks clear context or additional details.
A Reader's Digest August note outlines how naps benefit mothers with children and explain why busier people may need more sleep. It cites authorities on siestas and daytime rest as essential parts of daily life.
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