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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
15
The IRS hosts a new computer system that encodes taxpayer names as long binary tapes. The Austin regional center, serving eight Southwestern states, processes individual income tax returns in its first year of operation.
In Vietnam, Vice President Humphrey backs a large radio and TV expansion to rally support for Saigon. TV broadcasts began from a naval plane, with 1000 sets donated for public spaces and a land based transmitter planned within months to reach 40 miles with CAT relays. Sets will go on sale soon in Saigon cafes as US aid links hundreds of local stations into a nationwide network.
An article from 1961 depicts violent rhetoric and student protests at a Croat school. It references a tense incident, quotes a calm speaker named Vans, and notes later remarks about delinquent youths and guarding against aggression. The piece also visits Congo and Belgian publications amid broader reporting.
Tech senior Keith Strain of Lubbock presides as president of the General Assembly with Chris Hickey serving as secretary-general. The Model UN will run Friday to Saturday with sessions in the Union Building Ballroom and a 6:90 pm awards banquet in the Coronado Room.
In Hesperus Colorado a coal mine foreman Joe Valdez was killed in a mountain shaft blast at Burnwell No 1. Two younger miners Ben Lucero and Remigo Garcia remained trapped under rubble as rescuers worked six hours in 20 degree cold. State inspectors pursue investigation and plan to resume search when help arrives. Violet Smith reports the blast was likely a gas explosion and notes the mine is owned by Wright Brothers of Hesperus.
RCMP and Winnipeg police describe a bold theft of highly refined gold ore after two young men loaded a stolen Air Canada truck with forged freight papers. The heist occurred at night after the gold was unloaded from a Transair plane, and roadblocks were later scrapped as investigators pursue scant leads and U.S. alerts.
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