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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
13
Navy officials say Soviet submarine incursions have increased over the past year with more frequent sightings. The rise is linked to a larger fleet of long endurance and atomic powered submarines, while the total shore based force remains about 400 boats.
Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk Western announce a merger plan of five other railroads creating a two system network from Portland Maine to Omaha Nebraska. Directors approve the proposal citing increased competition better service and potentially lower rates against Pennsy Central.
The Moody Foundation funds exceed 1 billion in assets and have given over 20 million to worthy institutions. Moody’s legacy includes establishing National Hotels and vast ranching and real estate holdings. Present trustees include Mrs Mary Moody Northen and Robert J Moody among others as the family widow of a Galveston insurance leader is noted.
Navy officials say the USSR has launched about 150 new long endur ance submarines in five to seven years while the U S fleet remains largely atomic powered. Separately railroad leaders push a C O and N and W merger to save four sick roads and boost southeast service from Chicago with ICC approval expected in months.
A clash in Greenville erupts as white mobs threaten and assault Black residents in the town center. A pistol is used,多人 are wounded, and police arrest several Black individuals amid ongoing demonstrations led by the mayor.
Manila reports an ALS Navy destroyer and a helicopter rescued 30 crewmen from a French owned tanker that ran aground on Scarborough Reef northwest of Manila during a tropical storm. One crew member was presumed drowned after the vessel, flying the French flag and registered in Djibouti, sent a distress call yesterday afternoon.
Cairo reports say President Nasser secured up to 200 million dollars in new aid from the Soviet Union after five days of discussions. The talks emphasized a cease fire in Vietnam and a cooperative Middle East settlement as Moscow pressed for American concessions. Soviet leaders, including Brezhnev ally, met with Nasser and Egyptian officials to outline terms and a potential reassessment of American posture.
Beijing reaffirms support for North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong as it marks the 20th anniversary of the North Vietnamese founding. The message was sent to President Ho Chi Minh amid warnings against Western military actions and calls for unity with the Vietnamese people.
The suit challenges Texas poll tax as disenfranchising the poor and Negro voters, arguing it imposes an oppressive burden. Talks of court action and potential special legislative session follow signals from Carr and John Connally amid possible 1966 ballot action. In counties, the tax stands at $1.75 with exemptions limited by age and locality. federal voters may cast ballots with receipts showing no poll tax paid.
A psychologist who conducts seminars for doctors explains four forces behind mental health and how to keep them in balance. The piece promotes Reader's Digest issue on sale in September with related guidance.
In 94th District Court a civil jury awarded 718.20 to Mrs Louis Audine Hale against Casualty Reciprocal Exchange after she claimed total and permanent disability from a February 12, 1964 back injury while employed by Hub Laundry. The jury deliberated from 10:40 a.m. Tuesday, with a lunch recess, and returned the verdict around 5 p.m. under Judge Howard C Davison.
Tass said heavy floods struck near two of the USSR’s key ports but did not specify which cities Vladivostok and Naknodka were affected nor provide numbers of people harmed or damages.
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