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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
2
Washington reports administration forces press House action on Lady Bird Johnsons bill to remove billboards and junkyards from principal highways. President Johnson urges support as Senate approved beautification measure tops must pass list, facing Republican opposition.
New York report discusses future home appliances including a kit for furnishing an entire kitchen and vinyl coatings making steel exteriors resemble wood. It cites a predicted device to mold disposable plastic dishes daily and notes political debate over a highway billboard and junkyard bill with federal funding and state penalties.
The Kennedy Space Center's Vehicle Assembly Building in Merritt Island, a 1960s giant at 7.5 acres and 129 million cubic feet, will house the Apollo Saturn V during assembly. A 10,000 ton water chilling plant and five miles of pipe will cool the facility to protect the moon rocket.
Chicago reports that Richard Kramer of Integrated Design Associates says restaurant mood shapes taste. He cites anxiety from waiting, exposure, and dependency as factors that make even great menus taste off. Secluded foyers and friendly entrances ease patron anxiety and improve dining perception.
Leslie E. Smith 4301 44th St. promoted from sergeant first class to master sergeant. He is advisor to all Army Reserve Units here and stationed at the Reserve Armory 2819 W. 4th St. He announced several openings in various Army Reserve units and provided a contact number Porter 5 5579.
American astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. told German students a martian joke he said came from his wife Annie. He recounted the martian landing his saucer and addressing a gasoline pump with I am your leader. no reply, then You may hear better if you take your finger out of your ear.
Gibson's Discount Center at 909 50th St expands with a 27 000 square foot warehouse and a 60 by 240 foot store addition totaling 74 000 square feet. The Lubbock facility now houses 165 employees, features 18 checkouts, enlarged jewelry and pharmacy departments, and new lines across hardware auto supplies sporting goods groceries clothing housewares and more.
In Santa Fe the Palace of Governors hosts 16 to 21 year old girls from four pueblos who escort visitors and perform duties at the State Museum as part of a poverty relief program. They seek experience in the white world while some tourists wonder if they speak English. the girls attend state-supported schools and live on reservations.
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