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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1966

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Mental standards for draftees lowered to increase annual intake

The Pentagon announced a revision lowering induction thresholds to add about 20,000 draftees yearly starting Oct. 1. Men scoring 10 to 15 on the armed forces qualification test will no longer need the general technical pass, but must meet two other aptitude areas. The 1-Y pool remains about 2.4 million. physical re-screening not required for current 1-Ys.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Ashington Pentagon National Selective Service Robert

GOP Delegates Back Tower and Endorse Farm Wage Plank

State Republican convention delegates in San Antonio roared approval of Sen. Tower’s bid to win big in the reelection race and adopted a 24 page platform endorsing modest increases for farm worker wages while reaffirming right to work laws. The platform also backs police funding aid, opposes tax hikes, favors single member districts and urges action on air and water pollution.

Lee Jones Antonio John Tower Texas Tower Waggoner Carr Carr San Antonio GOP

Celebration: A festive occasion when a man takes a day off

The item notes a man takes a day off for a celebration and humorously adds he needs another day off to recover. It appears in a humor column with other light notes on social events and leisure.

Shop Early Post Chief Calls Jingle Bells Season Start

Postmaster General Lawrence F O'Brien urges early mailing with ZIP codes to ensure on time Christmas mail. Overseas surface by Nov 10 overseas air by Dec 10 gift parcels far by Dec 5 near by Dec HH greeting cards far by Dec 15 near by Dec 15.

Lawrence F. O'Brien Post Office Department O'Brien Joe

Soviet Izvestia Brands Chinese Cultural Revolution a Tragedy

Izvestia harshly attacks China's cultural Revolution calling it a tragedy for the Chinese people and accuses Beijing of waging open political struggle against the Soviet Union and other Communist countries. The piece warns of a future return to rational paths led by healthy forces within the Chinese Communist Party.

Associated Press OSCOW Soviet Union Red China Peking Izvestia Chinese Communist Party PT New Vee Eeld Fe Pruausiae Coucicu Moscow Red Guards China Marx Lenin Chinese Communist Party Central Committee

Prayer for Children Amid Back-to-School Blessings

A brief devotional note asks for divine blessing on children returning to school. In global news, Izvestia criticizes Chinese policy amid continued Red Guards violence in China, including reports of a ransacked home of Sun Yat-sen’s widow in Shanghai.

Izvestia Red Guards China Hong Kong Shanghai Sun Yat-sen RED China

Surveyor 2 Tumbling Threatens Moon Mission

Surveyor 2 entered a non standard tumbling state after a midcourse thrust, complicating America’s second soft landing attempt. Caltech’s JPL reported the craft failing to damp the roll and the command was halted to conserve gas as engineers reassess for a safer trajectory.

Avalanche-Journal News Pasadena Calif Surveyor 2 America Mission Control California Institute of Technology Jet Propulsion Laboratory Surveyor Moon Earth Suveyor 2 Cape the Kennedy, Fla

Rusk to Host Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko at Dinner

Secretary of State Dean Rusk will host Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at a dinner in Rusk’s Waldorf Tower suite. The meeting occurs as the U.N. General Assembly opens and marks the first formal talks between U.S. and Soviet foreign affairs leaders at the event. Details of discussion were not disclosed by the U.S. spokesman.

United Nations, N.Y Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko Rusk Waldorf Tower U.S U.N. General Assembly

Cold ice core drilled 10 000 years old at Camp Century

Army researchers reached rock bottom 4 562 feet deep after drilling through near a mile of polar ice cap on Greenland. Ice samples reveal seasonal layers and 2 000 year old ice used to chill Pentagon drinks, marking a rare scientific milestone amid international ice drilling efforts.

Seymour M. Nhersh Ashington Polar Yesteryears Pentagon Christ Army Camp Century Greenland Army Material Command Cold Regions Research and Engineering Labratory

Latin American Tour Set For Astronauts

President Johnson announced a 10 nation goodwill mission to Latin America. Cmdr Richard Gordon from Gemini 11 will be joined by Neil Armstrong from Gemini 8 on the tour.

Washington Johnson Texas Latin America Cmdr Richard Gordon Neil Armstrong Ispace

Connally Forces In Command All Way

Texas Democrats adopt a bold 61 point platform at the state convention repudiating a $1.25 minimum wage raise but endorsing a right to work and a utilities commission. A Houston liberal walkout and Harris Midland County tensions marked the event as Gov. Connally’s forces held firm.

Connally Garth Jones USTIN Texas OAL Po Houston Midland County John Connally Joe Kilgore Capitol Steps Harris Harris County

Carr Snub Threatened By Harris County Delegates Walkout

A rowdy Harris County group of Democrats walked out of a convention meeting on Tuesday to protest perceived dilution of their strength and blamed John Connally and Waggoner Carr. About 150 of the 824 delegates stayed for an improvised rally at the Capitol while roughly 20 Midland members joined the walkout.

Jack Keever Astin Harris County Midland John Connally Capitol Connally Waggoner Carr Carr

NEW Cotton Strains Show Progress Against Verticillium Wilt

At the South Plains Research and Extension Center near Lubbock more than 1,000 people toured the field day and observed a verticillium wilt nursery screening 30 cotton strains for resistance. Officials said several strains show high tolerance and may reach growers in two to three years. A test area used 40 gallons per acre of a chemical on March 5 to attempt wilt control, with last year’s infection noted as severe.

Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal South Plains Research and Extension Center Lubbock South Plains

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