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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1967

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Scientists Plan Record Deep Drill Into Antarctica Ice

Army scientists aim to drill a six inch bore 14g miles into the Antarctic ice at Byrd Station to obtain ice cores spanning 30 000 years. The NSFs program with the Defense Department involves 150 scientists and about 60 field projects during the 1967 1968 Antarctic summer funded at 7 7 million dollars with Navy logistical support.

Associated Press Washington- Army National Science Foundation Defense Department U.S. Antarc Great White Continent South Pole Navy Byrd Station

Three More Jurors Added In Brown Murder Case

Three more jurors, all Lubbock men, were empaneled in the Dolphus Jack Brown murder trial bringing total questioned to about half of the venire. The state avoided the death penalty and selection continued in Judge James A. Ellis court with 64 venirepersons remaining.

Dave Knapp Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Dolphus Jack Brown 127Th District Court Raymond Lampp Teaxs Tech Dale L Travis Shelton George E. Gilkerson Alton R. Griffin Tom Purdom Essie Gillean

United States U N Ambassador presses for talks on Vietnam

United Nations Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg challenged Hanoi to state plainly that meaningful negotiations would occur if the U S halted bombing of North Vietnam. He stressed a political solution over military action while warning against a imposed settlement on South Vietnam.

United Nations Arthur J. Goldberg Hanoi United States North Vietnam U.N. General Assembly Goldberg Vietnam South Vietnam U.S U. N U Thant Middle East Israel

War toll in Vietnam tops past years with 13 365 dead

Military statistics show U S casualties in Vietnam this year exceeding all prior six years of involvement. Through last Saturday 6 701 American dead and 45 705 wounded in 8 2 months. total deaths now 13 365 with 3 443 wounded plus 2 469 nonhostile deaths. Marines suffer heaviest losses as U S command reports 236 killed and 1 774 wounded in the seven day period.

Saigon U.S Vietnam Penta 1Ist Thailand South Vietnam Cobra T Ses

Texas Tech Red Raider Rides In Third Year Tradition

The Red Raider mascot rides again as Texas Tech opens football season at JJones Stadium with Nubbin Hollar in his third year behind a black horse and hat. The masked rider tradition began in 1954 after the Gator Bowl invitation. Page 10.

Mike Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech Jjones Stadium Douglas Nubbin) Hollar Tech Auburn Hockley County Shenit Florida Ag Red Raiders Posse Bert Eads RED Raider

Today's Prayer Our Father in Vague Transcendence

A fragmentary devotional line pleads for divine aid and guidance, invoking the Father as creator and redeemer and expressing a burden for souls not yet saved. The text ends abruptly with a trailing phrase about there being no one for our souls.

Fowler in New Plea Against Tax Hike

Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler urged Congress to approve President Johnson's 10 percent surcharge on personal and corporate income taxes. He warned failure to raise taxes would damage the economy and provoke voter backlash next year. House GOP leaders doubted approval, while Sen. Dirksen said nothing is dead and shifts in spending cuts could revive efforts.

Washington Treasury Henry H. Fowler Congress Johnson Fowler Congressional Geral R. Ford Michigan Everett M. Dirksen Lof Ilinois Ieee House Ways and Means

18YearOld Mathematician to Earn PhD at MIT

Massachusetts Institute of Technology will award a PhD in mathematics to 18 year old Harvey Martin Friedman who entered MIT at age 15 without finishing high school. Friedman completed his work in August and then joined Stanford University faculty in Palo Alto.

Cambridge, Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvey Martin Friedman Allan’ Friedman Highland Park Friedman Palo Alto Dalles Stanford University

Beulah Flood Devastates South Texas Areas

Massive floodwaters from 30 inch rains isolated 750000 people in the eastern South Texas region. Beulah's floodfront forced rescues by amphibious vehicles as towns like Little Linton faced four foot waters and a weather blitz of 56 tornadoes. Governor Connally planned a Valley visit to survey damage and seek disaster designation.

Garth Inus Lar Beulan Texas Victoria South Gulf of Mexico del Rio Rio Grande Brownsville Indiana Connally U. S. 77 Rio Grande Valley Beulah Mexico Laredo Weather Bureau John Connally Johnson South Texas Freeport Bridgette Laverne Anthony Cuero Guadalupe

Two Hobbs men die in pit incident near Denver City

At the Humble Vogtgen lease one half mile north of Denver City two Hobbs men Alton Hunt 43 and Johnny Mendoza 24 died after inhaling gas and fumes while acidizing a salt water line in a pit. Loyd Vulgamore Jr. 22 and Herthy Trigg 58 were hospitalized with varying conditions. Trigg released. Vulgamore and Mendoza were employed by Two States Service Co and Rice Engineering Co respectively.

Denver Humble-Vogteg Here Alton Hunt Johnny Mendoza Hobbs States Service Co Loyd Vulgamore Jr Herthy Trigg Nobareee Sted Oaleurp Trigg Vulgamore Two States Service Co Rice Engineering Co Hunt Mendoza Anto

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