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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1963

Page

3

Estes Case Milestone Deepens Texas Swindle Saga

A federal judge in El Paso sentenced Billie Sol Estes to 15 years for mail fraud and conspiracy tied to $24 million in fertilizer tank mortgage schemes. Convicted last March, Estes faces multiple anticipated trials in Pecos, Dallas and Amarillo as indictments and charges pile up across states.

Nother Billie Sol Estes el Paso Pecos R. E. Thomason Fiancier Estes Dallas Amarillo Texas Thomason

Death of A A Meredith Pioneer Leader in Canadian River Project

A A Meredith of Borger dies after a long illness. He served as secretary treasurer of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority and worked without pay to build a reservoir and pipelines for 11 Panhandle and South Plains cities. His colleagues in Plainview March 11 honored him with a Conservation Service Award and named the reservoir Meredith Lake if Congress approves.

A. A. Meredith Borger Panhandle South Plains Meredith Canadian River Municipal Water Authority Authority Plainview Congress Sanford Dam U. S. Department of the Interior

Talkative Southerners Talk More Than Others

Comparative figures show Southerners average six telephone calls while the nation averages five. Psychologists cite two possible reasons: Southerners are naturally friendly and enjoy gab with neighbors, and they are more relaxed about time spent in phone conversations.

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Utopia Laments and Practical Advice for Small Businesses

A nostalgic glance sketches a place where fishing is abundant and law and tax guidance are unnecessary. The piece contrasts idealized freedom with modern regulatory demands, hinting at persistent tensions facing small enterprises.

Starta The Day On The south Plains

Front page data from Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated April 16 1963 shows publishing rates for Lubbock Morning and Sunday editions and a pledge of allegiance. The page includes editor and publisher names and city address at 6th St and Ave J in Lubbock Texas.

South Plains Taibbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc 6Th St Ave. J. Lubbock Texas National Advertising Representatives Texas Daily Press League Pee Aca Associated United Press International Sini Ereress Y Chas. A. Guy Lubbock United States of America Republic Texas

Early Challenger For JFK By Symon Gould

Symon Gould, perennial American Vegetarian party candidate, predicts JFK will lose if current trends continue. Gould calls for bold moves, including a Secretary of Peace and a presidential tour culminating in a Greenville Mississippi appearance to rally voters.

Bob Considine York Rockefeller Scranton Romney Barry Goldwater Symon Gould American Vegetarian Party Gould Jfk Repubs Bertrand Russell Greenville Miss

Word Fest and Little League Echoes in America

In Springfield lexicographers edit Webster's seventh collegiate dictionary adding 20 000 new words while dropping old terms. The Little League Baseball Congress gathers 6 000 leagues under Williamsport directing 1 250 000 players worldwide. The Virgin Islands showcase integration and rising prosperity countering foreign views of America.

Phyllis Battelle York Sprachgefuhl G. & C. Merriam Co Springfield Mass Good Old Webster’s New Dictionaries Social Register Merriam Poland Yankees Mets U.S Australia Saudi Arabia Philippines Eritrea Kingdom of Little Williamsport America

Gambling Still Not Accepted By Andrew Tully As Vegas

Nevada hosts a debate over a national lottery with critics and gamblers, noting profits of 57 million in the first quarter and about 100 million in annual tax receipts for local and state governments. The piece contrasts horse racing’s social status with indoor gambling and argues cultural stigma persists despite economic gains.

Andrew Tully Vegas Nevada Las Vegas Queen Elizabeth London Vanderbilt

Plot Dreamed Up by Women A Spring Man Trap

Richard Starnes humorously laments spring as a tempting, treacherous season. He mocks seasonal optimists while arguing spring ignites plans, chores, and matrimony in men, calling summer a relief and spring a source of comic misery. He contrasts weather moods and social pressures with a wish for hot, lazy summer days.

Richard Starnes Starnes

The Honeymoon Ends as He Resents Her Late Arrival

A couple's strained marriage surfaces when his impatience grows as she arrives late. The episode reveals mounting tensions and a breakdown in harmony, highlighting how expectations and timing stress their relationship.

Adults once saw youth as allies not problems

A reflective note recalls a era when adults regarded young people as companions and contributors rather than sources of trouble, highlighting a shift in attitudes toward youth involvement and responsibility.

West Texas Museum Association elects officers at annual meeting

W G McMillan is named president of the West Texas Museum Association. New vice presidents include J F E Mc Laughlin Roscoe Wilson and Dr Sam G Dunn. James G Allen is secretary with C D Eaves treasurer and W C Holden director. several past presidents serve as ex officio directors. Washington reports federal travel restrictions urge staying home and caution against outings and gas card use.

W. G. McMillan West Texas Museum Association J. FE. McLaughlin Balls Roscoe Wilson Sam G. Dunn Lubbock H. S. Hilburn Plainview James G. Allen C. D. Eaves W. C. Holden

King Trial Venue Change Is Sought

Attorneys for Martin Luther King Jr argued he cannot receive a fair trial in Birmingham and urged moving the case to federal court. Nine more Negroes were jailed as protests and sit ins continued. more than 250 arrests have been made since April 3 as desegregation drives unfold.

Birmingham Ala UPD Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta King United States City Recorder's Court

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