24 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1969
Page
1
In New York department stores maxi coats at ankle length cause issues for wearers. Shoppers report stockings sagging and fabric rubbing against legs. Escalators and crowded subways threaten trips and torn hems as women try to stay stylish and clean in public spaces.
U S navy planes from the Gulf of Tonkin joined Air Force strikes in eastern Laos against North Vietnamese road networks. Navy activity shifted from South Vietnam for five days as commanders concentrate on Laos, where the Ho Chi Minh Trail corridor is reportedly being repaired.
The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra presents a program featuring three soloists in a concert scheduled for tonight. Audience members are invited to attend at the venue listed in Page 5.
A two car rear end collision on U S 87 near Southeast Drive killed Robert M. Fleming 63 and injured four others, then a one car turnover south of FM 1585 claimed Rodolfo Gonzales 33. Vehicle drivers Crabb and Jarmon faced northbound traffic.
A short devotional plea asks for guidance and companionship in life's journey. The writer credits God for another day and expresses reliance on Jesus for understanding and love, ending with a personal signoff.
AP investigates how tax exempt foundations act as conduits in complex deals with banks and mineral producers to extend depletion allowances beyond legal limits. Production payments, treated as land interests, are financed via these foundations using loans, avoiding direct bank purchases.
Charles Conrad's wife and two younger sons joined relatives for a Sunday picnic near Houston as Scott Royce piloted a glider. The family rode minibikes, climbed trees, and photographed the day while the oldest son Peter hunted, with Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Conrad attending church services.
Lubbock department stores including Clark's Discount Store and Sundaco Inc. reopen Sunday pending further enforcement attempts of state closing laws. Montgomery Ward & Co. and other shops resume Sunday operations with merchandise accessible and no rope barriers, signaling continued dispute over sales restrictions.
DPS officials report a break in at the University of Texas during a drug abuse conference. narcotics displayed in a case were stolen from the Jester Building basement. the incident prompted a police crime lab investigation.
An odd note from Avalanche Journal Shift recalls a legendary course called Cow Pasture Pool where players, nicknamed by Spur Matador and Post, played on ranch land described as a links. The piece highlights rugged cowboys watching golf could play amidst bunched balloons and gear, with references to locals like Samisina and Johnny Walker marking a colorful regional golf lore.
Apollo 12 astronauts Conrad and Bean near Samoa after a 112000 mile Pacific voyage return from lunar mission. They report near sleepless night on the surface and describe dust and sample handling aboard the ship. It heads to Earth with debris and film mementos as recovery ships await the splashdown.
The USS Hornet moves toward the target area about 400 miles southwest of Samoa for Apollo 12 recovery. Captain Carl J. Seiberlich says ready after final rehearsal as weather improves and rescue helicopters stand by along with additional recovery craft. crew enters quarantine ahead of astronauts’ isolation procedures.
Tropical storm Martha weakened from hurricane strength as it neared western Panama. Forecaster John Hope of the Hurricane Center warned of heavy inland rains, possible rainfall exceeding crucial levels, and continued alert as the system tracked east of Almirante and into the Caribbean. Navy reconnaissance planes monitored the storm Sunday for further updates.
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