21 Apr 1961
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1961
Page
1
Representative Charles Wilson of Trinity proposes a 2 percent levy on retail gains above 12 cents with exemptions for food medicine and farm products. The measure advances to a final vote after a lengthy session that runs into Friday morning with a final effort planned.
The timetable shows AA connections from El Paso to Tucson arriving 1 01 am and Phoenix 11 49 am with lanes to Lubbock at 9 18 pm and morning Phoenix Tucson connections leaving at 8 10 am and 9 03 am. Afternoon flights depart Phoenix 3 10 pm and Tucson 2 63 pm with arrivals into Lubbock at 9 18 sec 10 24 am.
Reports from Havana and Miami said Fidel Castro was in good health after rumors of a physical or mental collapse following an invasion attempt. Observers in Havana and wire services noted Castro had not spoken since the bombing and infiltration began, with officials denying injuries or removal from power.
Fragmentary notes indicate a city viewing event linked to Suibie. details are unclear but imply public interest in municipal decisions or projects. No concrete names, dates, or places are readable to confirm scope or outcomes.
A volatile weather bulletin notes high heat reaching near ninety degrees and tornadoes in parts of the region. An unusual weather front sweeps from Minnesota into Texas triggering severe thunderstorms and frequent lightning in several locales.
Pierre Salinger says Kennedy invited former Vice President Nixon to discuss current issues. Salinger notes Nixon sought a statement but Kennedy would not comment on conversations. The account mentions timing in the White House context and ongoing campaign matters.
Fragmentary note suggests Mamie Lee hints at efforts or actions taken. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
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