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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1965
Page
7
An aging Navy aircraft, once considered retired, staged a strong return during Viet Nam operations. Despite being labeled a mothballed SPAD, it demonstrated renewed effectiveness and potential use in faster missions under pressure to maintain air superiority.
Gromyko stated publicly just before leaving Paris that the Soviet Union hinted at seeking a pact with France. The remark came during a news conference and framed Moscow’s stance on postwar European alignment.
In Paris and Washington conflicting reports note Soviet hints of a new friendship with France while US sources cite student unrest at Deal Junior High. About 375 eighth graders protested cafeteria menus and school rules, with some seeking lec ture on U.S. Constitution as part of broader spring demonstrations.
Abilene Fort Worth chosen as site for West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention. Fort Worth officials praised farmers. Ray Bowden reelected president of local group. Sixteen contestants vie for Caprock Beauty Contest finalists. El Paso contender advocates 1967 convention. Other officers named include Henry Sears Hereford and John B Shepperd Odessa.
In Houston a lab consulting firm offers a no risk 82 day trial claiming to stop hair loss and regrow hair. The ad urges men not yet slick bald to try the treatment, with 52 day trials and confidential responses by mail.
Washington AP reports on Sunday remarks by Sen Strom Thurmond Rep Oren Harris and Sen Paul Douglas about protests. Thurmond called civil disobedience lawless and an insurrection, while Douglas warned of Communist infiltration and urged lawful nonviolence. Ellender and Allen Blender offered cautious probes into funding and motives.
City officials led by Mayor Max Tidmore inaugurate Clean-Up Month at 10 a.m. on Burleson Streets with ceremonies attended by local leaders. Antwerp firm buys Belgian plant amid industry shifts.
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