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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
2
AP reports a senior U.S. military spokesman forecasts a big role for B 52s in future air operations against the Viet Cong. The piece notes consolidation of conventional air power and mentions related strategic expectations amid ongoing conflict.
The New York Post halted printing after printers refused certain composing room work. The suspension covers the daily edition and weekend run as management and workers dispute labor duties amid broader farm bill debates and policy proposals affecting cotton and wool programs.
An elderly woman from Andresth Norway later lived in Dakota and San Francisco. In Palo Alto convalescent care she stays current by reading, quipping that the world grows balmy yet remains hopeful about love and companionship.
An 11 member Tokyo University mountaineering party led by Hirotogo Shiroki attempts Kingyang Chish Peak near Nagar State in northern Pakistan with special permission amid India Pakistan tensions. Rome reports mail handling speeding up in Italy.
Allen Academy lists limited vacancies for the 1965-66 school year for boys from seventh grade through second year of college. The preparatory school emphasizes study habits discipline and guidance to prepare for college and future business careers. Director of Admissions available for fall information.
Out of court settlements were reached Tuesday in two district court civil suits. The Mires sought 12500 against Melton E. Smith in the 99th District Court with Judge Howard Davison presiding after a Dec. 16 collision near East 19th Street. A second suit involving Raymond Toon and daughter settled, with no disclosed amounts, in the 2nd District Court.
London AP Charles Zadok of New York sold his modern art collection at Sothebys for 649628. He bought the works as Paris buyer for Gimbels and New York department stores to fund two Central Park South apartments. The top price was 140000 for Picasso Woman Seated on a Chair by Wildenstein Galleries.
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