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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
11
Kansas City ap completion of its 36 team field in the small college division basketball championships and first round pairings were announced Monday by the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Six final selections were made.
South Korea moves to deploy a regiment in April and a division in July to bolster South Vietnam, joining about 20000 troops already there. The move, approved by the Cabinet in Seoul with President Park and ruling party leaders, awaits National Assembly approval. The United States pledged to raise troop pay, extend aid, supply arms, and release development funds as part of the deal.
Linda Scott from Muleshoe, a sophomore music major, was named sweetheart of the Lubbock Christian College Royal Blue Band during halftime at a Monday night basketball game. Edwin Myers, band president, crowed her, with escort Richard Hutchins of Lubbock.
A guide to why Americans invest in stocks and bonds, highlighting NYSE dominance, stock variety, and the benefits of a broker. It advises setting clear goals, investing only spare funds, researching a company's record, and choosing a trusted Exchange member firm for guidance. It invites visits to a member firm and offers a coupon for more information.
A halftime ceremony recognized members of several groups including the Meister singer Chorus the piano sextet the Big Sister club and the Christliche Damen social club with the vice president taking part. The event occurred during the LCC and Frank Phillips game.
About 180 teens sealed themselves inside Liverpool's Cavern Club to block police closing the venue over debt. Police breached a back door after furniture blocked the stairs. The building’s bankruptcy receiver and a building firm sought recovery of 4200 dollars from owner Ray McFall as crowds left after the appeal to depart peacefully.
An eight lane freeway will replace U S Highway 101 through Slaughter Alley by 1968 after six people died in fogbound flaming wrecks on Feb 21. The State Highway Division will call for bids within a month while Capt Don Merry seeks legislation to keep dangerous cargo trucks off the route during poor visibility.
Jack Hood Vaughn, the Peace Corps director, set out a five year plan to place volunteers in any nation based on its governments’ care for their people. He urged Peace Corps service as a federal job entry gate and proposed a reverse program to bring foreign volunteers to teach in the United States. The address at the University of Michigan marked the corps fifth anniversary.
London transportation chiefs proposal to recruit women drivers for double deck buses draws criticism from the Transport and General Workers' Union. A spokesperson says rush hour bus handling would be too taxing for women and that higher pay is the solution to staff shortages.
Treasury prices resumed their downtrend while corporates registered slight gains. Of 40 Treasury issues, 24 fell with mid to long term notes hardest hit. The 4s of 1992 87 slid 20 32s yield 4.75 percent, a new high. Bond volume on the New York Stock Exchange totaled 14.03 million in par value with 103 advances and 84 declines.
In Chicago, grain futures moved lower in midafternoon trading. Soybeans sank on higher selling volume and breached prior closes for a second time, while wheat and corn slid about two cents per bushel in spots. Brokers cited liberal tenders on March commitments with corn deliveries exceeding 5 million bushels and 370,000 retendered by noon.
A 20 year old Lubbock man Edwin A McCraw was treated for a gunshot wound at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital late Monday night. The bullet struck him in the left waist area and exited three inches away. His sister found him at home at 115 Temple Ave. Officers said his injuries were not serious.
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