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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1963

Page

9

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snapshot

A selection from Dear Ann Landers letters discusses motherhood regrets, individual choices, and social etiquette. It includes mentions of a caller who resents parenting, a complaint about a coworker who comments on looks, and guidance on dealing with wedding planning and personal boundaries. The column promotes Ann Landers guides and how readers can request them.

Ann. Landers Ann Landers Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Three Civil Actions End In Mistrial Or Verdict

In Texas district courts Thursday one case ended in a mistrial as jurors failed to reach a verdict. Cenovio Vasquez Abernathy sued Fort Worth Pipe and Supply Co and Alex Martinez for 16 500 with a 5 280 verdict awarded for injuries from an irrigation pipe incident May 22 1961. The other two cases concluded with juries favoring plaintiffs. Amco vs Putman yielded 745 on a 1 744 44 claim, and Ulmer vs Employers Fire Insurance Co awarded 14 035 in a workmen's compensation suit.

140Th District Court Robert H. Bean Cenovio Vasquez Abernathy Fort Worth Pipe and Supply Co Alex Martinez Vasquez Howard C. Davison 99Th District Court Amce Mesh and Wire Co Wayne G. Putman

BSP Chapter To Announce Awards At Founders Day Banquet

Lambda Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the Reddy Room of Southwestern Public Service. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Dub Newsom and Mrs. Billy Shipley. Mrs. Cam Jordan presided. Outstanding Program and Outstanding Member were voted on and will be revealed at the Founders Day Banquet. The next meeting is set for 8 p.m. April 24 with location to be announced.

Lambda Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Reddy Southwestern Public Service Dub Newsom Billy Shipley Cam Jordan

Unique Bottles Topic At Lubbock Club Meeting

Lubbock Antique and Collectors Club met at 9 30 a m Thursday at the home of Mrs Alex McDonald 2221 18th St Co hostesses were Mrs M L Shepard and others. Mrs W Armstrong presented the program on Unique Bottles Seventeen members attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs Henry Lawson 4502 W 13th St at 11 a m May 9.

Lubbock

FCC Moves Education Channel 3 From Roswell to Portales

The Federal Communications Commission announced a switch in Education Channel 3 to Portales on Thursday. The change followed a request by Eastern New Mexico University in cooperation with the New Mexico Department of Education.

Portales Federal Communications Commission Roswell Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico Department of Education

Home Looted By Burglars In Multiple Areas

Burglars looted a wrecking yard office and drink machine a city restaurant and two residences. Items stolen include a stereo phonograph clock radio fan suit change from several homes plus tools and a store fixture. Three youths were questioned in a scrap metal theft at Woods Scrap Metal Shop.

Alma Wooley E. 32Nd St K. J. Wright Cherry St Annie Southeast Dr Magnolia A. L. Mansker Ave. N J. K. Roth Kenneth Rowan King St Raford Carter 41St St Woods Scrap Metal Ave. F

Portales School Budget Debut With Pay Rise for Teachers

Portales superintendent M. G. Hunt announced a proposed 1,755,148 dollar Portales school budget. It includes a 300 dollar base pay rise for all teachers and funds for six new teachers including a principal for a new elementary school. The budget is 40,000 dollars less than this year, mostly from debt service. Operating funds show a 10 percent increase. Budget hearings for Roosevelt County schools are set for Tuesday in the county court. The plan awaits final approval from the state finance chief next Tuesday.

Portales M. G. Hunt Roosevelt County Hunt

Illinois Official Is Upheld In Birth Control Dispute

Chicago judge upholds the Illinois attorney general’s power to curb public aid payments for birth control. The case, a religion and sex dispute, moves toward the state supreme court. IPAC members challenge and motions for disqualification venue and a temporary injunction are denied.

Illinois Chicago UPIL Ilinois State Supreme Court Tlinois Public Aid Commission IPAC Superior Court John J. Lupe Atty William G. Clark Clark Michael J. Howlett Lupe

Lourenco Marques Willys Motors Plans Mozambique Facility

Lourenco Marques Willys Motors announces plans to build a production facility in Mozambique. The project aims to expand manufacturing capabilities and support regional markets with local production and jobs.

Lourenco Marques Willys Motors Mozambique

Six Hurt When Car Hits Trailer Loaded With Hulls

A collision at Loop 289 and Acuff Road injures six people including five members of a Paducah family headed by Harvey Kenneth Matney. Doyle Washington, 33, of Lubbock, also hospitalized. Matney and Washington were treated and released. others remained for observation.

Acuff Road West, Texas Hospital Paducah Harvey Kenneth Matney Mozelle Bobby Kenneth Matney J. M. Matney Rt. 1 Lubbock Doyle Washington Harvey Kenneth Matney Washington Acuff Washlington Sanders Funeral Home

Actress Seeks To Amend Paternity Case Complaint

Los Angeles Actress Joan Tyler seeks to amend a 1961 paternity suit against George Jessel. She asks the court to declare him the father of Charis Carla born Dec 27 1961 and to require $850 monthly child support with a lien on his assets. The parties previously settled in 1961 before trial.

Los Angeles Calif Joan Tyler George Jesse Miss Tyler Jessel Charis Carla

Taiwan Invests Half Million On New Idurg Factory

Taiwan allocates about 500000 dollars for a new idrug manufacturing plant. Officials say the investment aims to expand local pharmaceutical production and reduce reliance on imports. The project progresses amid government support for biopharma development.

Taipei Taiwan Idrug

Boeing Minuteman strike looms as injunction expires

An 80 day Taft Hartley no strike injunction nears expiration as AFL CIO Machinists threaten a midnight Monday walkout at Boeing plants in Seattle and Kansas City. Negotiations stall over a union shop and wages with 50,000 workers at risk and impact on the Minuteman program and Dynasoar project.

Washington Boeing Co Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Boeing Kennedy Seattle Kansas City William E. Simkin Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

Abernathy Couple Charged In City Burglary Spree

A 32 year old Abernathy man George Isaac Melvin and his 25 year old wife Leta Jo Melvin were charged with multiple burglaries in the city and area. Police said Melvin admitted breaking into Graham's Cafe Abernathy Muleshoe restaurant Bruce's Aztec Inn and Chuck Wagon Cafe and a service station. The couple was linked to a theft from a cigarette machine at Bryant's Cosden Station Am arillo Highway and were arrested after a patrol observed the car.

Abernathy George Isaac Melvin Leta Jo Melvin James R. Edwards Bryant Cosden Amarillo Hwy East Erskine Street Melvin Graham

Evening Home Show Schedules Extended Hours

The Home Show runs Sunday 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. with presentations continuing through April 20. Weekday hours are 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday hours are 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thousands of residents from the South Plains and Eastern New Mexico visit to see items for all ages.

South Plains New Mexico

Naga Tribesmen Blast Train Killing Indians Sparks Clash

In Nagaland clashes erupted after a passenger train was dynamited by Naga tribesmen. Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament five Indians died and 27 were injured. Naga casualties were not disclosed. The region borders Burma and seeks more autonomy in India.

New Delhi India Nehru Parliament Nagaland Brahmaputra River Burma

Six Fined In County Court At Law Checks and Liquor Violations

Six people were fined in county court on Thursday for check law violations and liquor law offenses. Isabel Lopez, 29, and Isabel Lucero, 32, were fined 300 and 200 dollars respectively for illegal possession of intoxicants. Raymond Jaynes Jr. and Mrs. B J Florence faced fines of 100 and 50 dollars for check violations, while Wayne Wages was fined 50 dollars. Trinidad Galvan received a 25 dollar fine for shoplifting, and Mrs. M A Kuykendall remained bond for a check violation after pleading not guilty.

Isabel Lopez Ave. S Isabel Lucero Main St James A. Ellis Raymond Jaynes Jr N. Quirt Ave

Hearing Set For Lazbuddie Man in Clovis Shooting

A preliminary hearing for Cirillo Villa 29 Lazbuddie man charged with murder in a Clovis shooting death has been set for April 25 The March 17 shooting killed Guadalupe Madrid 23 of Clovis Villa pleaded innocent by reason of self defense The defense contends evidence supports self defense Villa is free on a 2000 bond.

Clovis Lazbuddie Cirillo Villa Guadalupe Madrid Atty James Compton Portales Villa Justice of the Peace

Houston Pair Found Guilty On Tax Charge

Houston attorney William H. Scott Jr and loan company operator Lynn K. Peterson were found guilty of income tax violations after a nine day trial. Deliberations lasted two and a half hours. Sentencing will occur later. Scott faces up to five years and a $10,000 fine for false statements to IRS agents. Peterson faces up to an additional $10,000 for evading income tax in 1958.

Houston UPC William H. Scott Jr Lynn K. Peterson Scott Internal Revenue Peterson

NATO Nuclear Forces Debate in Paris Amid Allied Bridges

In Paris discussions leaders seek to bridge France with NATO allies while no decision on use of French squadrons in West Germany has been made. Plans include multinational and multilateral forces under Lemnitzer with tactical and strategic roles. France may join on future cooperation.

Paris Agence France Presse West Germany NATO France Organization Council On State Department Lincoln White Leinitzer Mediterranean Italy Belgium Holland Lemnitzer de Gaulle

Two Charged In Vehicle Thefts

Felony charges in car theft were filed Thursday against John Bearing Henson 20 Slaton identified as deaf mute. He was picked up in Mackenzie Park siphoning gasoline from a stolen car into another stolen vehicle. Jimmy Kaiser 37 2213 25th St. was charged in connection with stealing a pickup and remained jailed on a $2,000 bond set by Justice of the Peace George H McCleskey. Bond for Henson had not been set.

John Bearing Henson Slaton Henson Mackenzie Park Jimmy Kaiser 25Th St Justice of the Peace Geroge H. McCleskey

Air consumption of cars tops five million gallons yearly

Fuel engineers at ACF Carter Carburetor division estimate that an average year of driving consumes about 5.7 million gallons of air through the car engine’s intake. The amount equates roughly to the air in half of Madison Square Garden in New York.

ST. Louis UPI ACF Carter New York Madison Square Garden

Commission Hears Plea For Franchise Renewal

The city commission debated a zone change request by Newman Radar for a private swimming pool at 62nd and Elgin amid a broad agenda. Others actions included sidewalk waivers, bids for prison meals, and appointments to the Water Resources Board as terms of several officials expire.

62Nd St Elgin Ave Max Dodson Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Strong Gray Lewis M. B. Hilburn Jr Leroy Land Water Resources Board Irving L. Jones Charles Signor Clyde Tatum Billy Meeks Newman Radar City Commission

Birmingham Demonstrations Meet Court Injunction in Civil Rights Protest

The city seeks return of cases to city court for charges of parading without a permit and trespassing after a warning. Named in the injunction are leaders of the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights including Rev. A D King and Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker. Demonstrations targeted downtown lunch counters and other sites like the library and City Hall. Police arrests were rare, with actions limited to when managers requested. The injunction was temporary, with potential lengthy litigation to decide permanence.

King Wyatt Tee Walker al Hibbler F.L. Shuttlesworth Abraham. Woods,Jr Calvin Woods A.D. King Alabama Christian ‘Movement For Human Rights Birmingham Birmingham Public Library City Hall

Portales to Open R. M. James Elementary School

The Portales school board named the new elementary under construction for former district principal R. M. James who served 23 years. The school opens next September in southwest Portales and will be led by principal Johnny Ray Snellson.

Portales R. M. James James Johnny Ray Snelson

Suddenly Slim girdle promises instant figure smoothness

New painless slimming idea targets women within 15 pounds of ideal weight. Suddenly Slim uses science fibers with a nylon front panel and contouring side panels. The girdle blends Lycra, nylon, acetate and spandex for a firm feel yet light wear. Available in girdle or panty version at Dunlap's Lingerie and other local shops. Phone POS-7T11.

Dunlap’s

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