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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
6
Astronauts Eliot Lee and Charles Bassett died in a plane crash on February 28. Alan Bean and Christen Williams are named as backups for the Gemin 1a flight, now expected in July or August. The primary crew had been named earlier, including John.
Arkansas Governor Faubus, noted for blocking school desegregation in Little Rock, seeks re election amid Democratic field. Kenneth Sulcer enters race as state representative, while Rockefeller hints at another bid and Faubus defends past actions and state progress.
An open ended Apollo mission could last up to 14 days with Gemini crew considering a rendezvous up to meet the Apollo craft in orbit. Space officials discuss cooperation with Russians as Gemini pilots and backup crews are named for future flight scenarios.
The six year push for truth in lending and truth in packaging faces likely further votes. Sen Harp sponsors the packaging bill with industry opposition arguing it raises costs and stifles innovation while the lending bill would require full interest disclosure beyond the annual rate.
A report notes investigators probing odd radar readings near Dexter and Cultwater with no confirmed military signals. Police and local officials say radar showed nothing unusual and no defense activity was detected, with further study referred to higher commands.
Governor Connally urged Texas Tech leaders to build support for a medical school only when ready, citing a need for a teaching hospital and about 15 million in local funding. He discussed research translation, water issues, and the state’s education funding growth during a noon campus visit in Lubbock.
Chiang Kai shek, 78, was re elected by an overwhelming vote of the Nations Assembly to a new term as president of Nationalist China. He ran unopposed as celebrations erupted with fireworks while ballots were counted. He will be 41 at the end of the term starting May 20.
A series of birth notices from Reese Air Force Base Hospital and nearby hospitals list newborns and their weights, dates, and times. Fathers' occupations include Army service, baker, salesman, and radio station worker, with mothers delivering at Methodist Hospital and West Texas Hospital among others.
Weather officials warn of a dust storm moving across the South Plains this afternoon with west to southwest winds up to five miles per hour. Lubbock temperatures soared to 86, a new record above the 1954 high of 77. Since March 15 new daily records occurred except last Friday. No rain is predicted here though scattered thunder showers are possible elsewhere in the state. Paris France plans to build in nuclear pedetor.
McKee praises Buell as the top Hereford among about 50 steers, many lost earlier in the sifting. Marvin Meek, a Hale County farmer’s son, owns a $500 steer investment. Judy Meek and sister Debra Terrell headline reserve and champion Angus displays. The event highlights 4-H and FFA youths from Hale County and surrounding areas winning multiple breed titles and trophies.
Judges and commissioners wrap up a session today as part of a broader program. The meeting aims to finalize agenda items and announce any immediate decisions affecting governance and community services. Local officials say the session will conclude with remarks and a summary of outcomes.
Texas attorney general and Lt. Gov. defend local government strength and state progress while criticizing federal intervention. Carr praises county officials and urges active citizen governance amid redistricting disputes and rising federal programs. Smith notes one man one vote reforms and warns of unconstitutional districts and shifting deadlines.
Viet Cong forces attacked Dalat airport near Saigon as students targeted Premier Cao Ky by name calling him traitor. Government troops repelled the pre-dawn assault with minor casualties while protests forced the closure of a major Saigon high school.
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