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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1963

Page

5

Raging Fires Sweep Belt From Maine To Virginia

Large brush fires spread along the southern tip of Staten Island as winds up to 45 mph hampered fire crews. Fire chief Arthur Massett asked for the National Guard to fight the inferno across Drumgoole Boulevard and amid volatile turpentine in dry pine.

Staten Island National Guard Arthur Massett Thompson New Jersey Drumgoole Boulevard

Rockefeller split attracts social and political focus

News notes the Rockefeller split after Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and wife announced it on Nov 17 1961. Mrs Rockefeller obtained a Reno divorce March 16 1962. The piece links new York social circles, New York Social Register lists, and Kin connections with Murphy family amid custody discussions. Fire across New Jersey Maine Maryland and Rhode Island dominates the second half with multiple blazes, rescues, and civic responses.

Dutch New Guinea Rockefeller Reno Nev Murphy Manhattan Philadelphia Princeton University Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Rockefeller Institute New York City Pocantico Hills Rattytown N.Y Seal Harbor Knickenbocker Club New York Social Register Margaret Murphy

City Meet Scores and Winners From Texas Tech Events

The City Meet totals show 52 points for City Meet in six events, with Canutillo near Van Horn 37 and Panhandle 30 in preliminary standings. Results across AA A and B conferences at Texas Tech include ready writing, extemporaneous speaking, persuasive speaking, slide rule, debate, science, poetry interpretation, prose reading, and journalism with multiple individuals earning first and second places across boys and girls contests.

Canutillo van Horn Panhandle Texas Tech Dan Simmons White Deer Charlotte Hise Haskel Dick McMillan Sonora Carla Whitworth David Vesta Iona Park Charlotte Smith Quanah James Plains Roberta Maddux Silvester Reyes Mary Ann Page Eldorado Charles Floyd Welling Ton Donna Robertson Jerry Box Crane Linda Ball Wichita Falls Taz Speer Orton Joe Ann Lowe Wesley Schultz Dianne Summer Haskell Ronda Wagnon Muleshoe Lewis Roger Marta Amy Harper Danny Robbins Lefors Linda Livingston Reagan Eddie Chance Don Wiliams Barry Lewis Ed Bovell Shirley Smallwood Phil Tate Wade Smith Je- Leon Anne Hevetung Paula Oates Alpine Martha Moreno Marganta Rogue Joe Self Bill Schott Silverton Patty Browning Tippy Browning Vega Laverne Bell Linda Heary New Deal Jerry Foreman Comanche Krisken Young Pat Moon McCamey Pat's Baugh Stamford Bill Braziel Quanah Kathy Butler Hamilton Charles Sander Beverly Linker Fabens Sevond Kay Kelly Gruver Ann Knox City Paul Creitz Adrian Ray Gregg New Home Janis Maeker Wilson Sammy Brown McAdoo Sherry Burrell Kilton Jon Smythe Snyder Martha ‘Couch Seminole Larry Shipp Littlefield Diana Actor Sidney Spinks Monahans Brenda Perkins Melody Edwards Lamesa Malcolm Lyon Levelland Bob Orr Robert Parks Linn Kirby Sherry Starling Journalism Leigh Curry Sweetwater Bob Bradford Wain Miller Hereford Number Sense Charles Mims Dick J. Reavis Jamie McBroom Science Marcheta Owndey Don Jones Kermit Judy Hughes Monans Paul Ireland Sharon Allison Cathy ‘Stacy Holmes A. Webb Donald Williams

Monterey Winners Lead Region 1 In Interscholastic Meet

Monterey High School dominated the Region 1 AAAA literary contest in Odessa, earning four firsts and multiple top placements. Lubbock High and Pampa also posted podium finishes, with winners advancing to the statewide meet in Austin May 2-4.

Five Saved Two Children Die In Blaze In Amarillo

A southeast Amarillo frame house fire killed Sharon Leona Howery 18 months and Della Ann Howery 5, suffocating as five siblings were rescued by their uncle James Carpenter 48. Carpenter woke from a burning bed about 1 a.m. and saved five children, including his daughter Patricia, and four Howery children. Cause of the fire was not determined at the scene.

Amarillo Sharon Leona Howery Della Ann Howery Doyle Bozeman James Carpenter Carpenter Patricia Howery Donald Richard Calvin Edgar Bozeman

Gas Well Blaze Kills Workman in Oklahoma

A $250000 gas well fire near Gray Oklahoma raged Saturday night sending flames 50 feet high. The 60 foot derrick collapsed and Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co officials planned to drag it away and use nitro glycerin Sunday to fight the blaze. Donald C Patchin 31 died from burns while G R Harvey 30 and Marion J Ogden 19 were seriously burned all residents of Per ryton Texas.

Gray Okla Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co Halliburton Donald C. Patchin G. R. Harvey Marion J. Ogden Perryton Tex

Laos Civil War in Plaine des Jarres Shapes Laos Fate

Neutralist forces under Gen. Kong Le retreat to new post at Muong Pan while Pathet Lao gains fighters. Five neutralist battalions face potential clash with rightist Phoumi Nosavan as international mediation explores calm in Plaine des Jarres. Kennedy aides weigh appealing to Khrushchev.

Souvanna Phouma Kong le Muong Pan Pathet Lao Thhey Souvanna Plaine Des Jarres Kennedy Nikitai Khrushchev

Nixon voices open support for revolutionary forces abroad

Nixon argues for aiding revolutionary movements against Castro and supporting anti‑Communist forces to prevent Communist takeovers. He attacks appeasement policies, defends containment, and rejects running for office in 1964 while clarifying no plan to invade Cuba and urging a strategy to win freedom.

Havana Nixon Khrushchev Cuba Venezuela Brazil United States Castro Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Sen Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

Haskell Cheesir to Speak at Green Lawn and Lubbock Event

Haskell Cheesir of Korea will speak at Green Lawn Church of Christ this morning and at 3 p.m. in Lubbock Christian College Auditorium about Korea mission work status and future plans. Lubbock County to open bids at 10 a.m. Monday on laundry, typewriter service, and gasoline contracts. Alvin Stiewert named national aide-de-camp by VFW chief Klass. San Jacinto Day closure affects Drivers License Division Monday. U S District Court to begin April non jury docket at 9:30 a.m. Monday with four cases. Arch ie M Van Liew of Plains died Saturday at M D Anderson Hospital Houston. services pending.

Haskell Cheesir Korea Green Lawn Lubbock County Commissioners Court Alvin Stiewert Lubbock Klass VFW Byron B. Gentry Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Texas Department of Public Safety San Jacinto Day Capt S. B. Lee U. S. District Court Duis Joseph B. Dooley Archie M. van Liew Plains M. D. Anderson Hospital Houston Brownfield Funeral Home

Reunion in Lubbock area names ex-student leaders

East of Lubbock residents keep school ties as 27 class of 1936 alumni gather for a reunion. Twelve members attend the Saturday program which elected new officers with Bob Park of Lorenzo Rt. 1 chosen to lead the ex-student association.

Lubbock Bob Park Rt. 1 Lorenzo

Leaders Elevate to President and Officers at Reunion

Moving up to president from the vice presidency, with Bill Millican of Lubbock as vice president and other officers named. The reunion displayed old photographs and snapshots of teachers, students, and early school buildings. Exes attended from the South Plains and distant towns like Nocona and Lampasas.

Bill Tom Millican Lubbock Oleta Boyd Idajou Frances Rush Rt. 2 Slaton Doyle Lay Lorenzo Norma Beauchamp Sue Sides Exes South Plains Nocona Lampasas

New Clothes Hanger Uses Stainless Steel Rods in Wood Frames

A novel hanger design features stainless steel clad rods within hardwood frames to prevent sagging and deformation when heavy garments are hung. It aims to support every type of clothing without bending or warping.

Brownfield Traffic Wrecks Injure Several City Residents

A Brownfield woman, 39, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a two-vehicle crash on 19th Street near Flint Avenue when a northbound car entered the intersection and a compact car rolled over. Texas Tech student and eight others were injured in multiple Saturday mishaps.

Flintoe St. Mary's Hospital Bernadine Grabber Texas ‘Tech Harold Griffith 28Th St Flint Ave Griffith Thomas Andrew Moore Gordon Hall Tech Uvalde Ave Moore Methodist Hospital Reese Duane Bradshaw Raleigh West Texas Hospital Brownfield Highway Bradshaw Frankfort Ave Joe David Music Ave. C 44Th St Ave. A Barbara Gable Plantation House Slide Road 50Th St Casper Jacob Schichtle 22Nd St Ave Erskine St Quaker Ave Maurice Smith 58Th St

Births in Lubbock and Amarillo Finds Five New Arrivals

Mr and Mrs Alvis Brooks at 508 List 8t welcome a daughter weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces at 11 21 am Saturday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital The father works for Sears Roebuck Co Mrs Sondra Zak at 5013 44th St Lubbock has a son 5 pounds 11 ounces born 8 29 pm Friday at West Texas Hospital The Fowler family at 2823 Fordham announce a son 7 pounds 2 ounces born 7 25 pm Friday at Taylor Hospital Father employed by Caldwell Service Station Jesus V Cardenas at 2008 E Main welcomes a daughter 8 pounds 10 ounces born 12 21 am Saturday Latif Clinic Father works for Enix Construction Co Amarillo Jose Romero at 1102 E Reagan greets a son 7 pounds 11 ounces born 4 20 am Saturday Latif Clinic Father employed by Earl O Neill in construction.

Bobby Joe Warton Sts St Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Alvis Brooks Sears, Roebuck & Co Sondra Zak 44Th St Lubbock West Texas Hospital Ronnie Ray Fowler Fordham Taylor Hospital Caldwell Service Station Jesus V. Cardenas E. Main Latif Jose Romero E. Reagan Latif Clinic Earl O’neill

Home Show Draws Crowds and Awards in Lubbock

Exhibitors used 144 booths at the Home Show drawing strong sales prospects. Winners of merchandise certificates included Mrs. B. J. Ingram and Lonnie Ueckert among others. Prizes from Bell Dairy Walsh Food Service and many local firms were awarded, with 35 certificates redeemable with show exhibitors. Crowds were boosted by city events and Texas Tech activities.

Exibitors Philadelphia Lubbock B. J. Ingram Abernathy Lonnie Ueckert 17Th St Steve Self Gaston Hall Texas Tech Chris Curnutt 27Th St Wanda Kketchum Exposure Bell Dairy Miniature Auto Buster Long Rt. 4 Necchi Elna Eewing Center Ernest Wossum 16Th St Walsh Food Service Robert Hardin Ave. H Jack Gill Ave. R R. B. McDonald Sonotone Leon Pharr 1St Buck’s Vinita Weaver Harris Sewing Center 38Th Sportsman’s Supply D. B. Castleberry Slaton H. A. Robb Jr E. 10Th St Connie Boyd Jarvis Ave Rhodes Safety Center A. E. Lieske 52Nd St Powell and Childers Tire Co J. J. Sinclair Littlefield

Legion Hosts 19th District Spring Meeting in City

About 300 members from 34 American Legion Posts in the 19th Congressional District attend the convention. Activities start at 9 a.m. with a joint Legion and Auxiliary session. Ten posts will be honored for meeting 1963 membership quotas. Keynote by Department Cmdr. W. F. Taylor of Austin. District Color Guard from Seminole will present colors. Mayor Jack Strong delivers welcome. H. B. Virgil Crawford of Brownfield replies. Dist. Cmdr. Wilfred Stoerner of Plainview chairs the 1:45 p.m. business session and presides over officer elections.

American Legion 19Th Congressional District I the Legion and Auxiliary Legion Department W. F. Taylor Austin 19Th District Seminole Dist L. R. Gregory Jack Strong H. B. Virgil Crawford Brownfield Wilfred Stoerner Plainview

Fair Skies and Warm Trends Forecast for Lubbock Area

Weather outlook predicts fair skies and warmer temperatures for Lubbock and the South Plains. Southwesterly winds 20 to 35 mph. highs upper 80s. No rain expected. early morning showers touched College Station Waco and San Antonio Saturday.

Lubbock South Plains College Station Waco San Antonio Dalhart Laredo Gulf Austin San’ Angelo

Area Wreck Claims Two Women Near Seminole

A collision nine miles west of Seminole on U S 180 killed Mrs Jackie Benning of Seminole and Miss Diane Daugherty of Converse. Daugherty a Louisiana native worked for Banner Lease Co since January. The crash damaged both vehicles. Daugherty was the area fatality for the year, with 37 deaths on the South Plains.

Jackie Benning Seminole Diane Daugherty Converse Daugherty Louisiana Banner Lease Co South Plains U. S. 180 Hobbs

Lynn Easter II Crowned Monterey High Prom Queen

Lynn Easter II was crowned Queen of the Monterey High School Junior-Senior Prom at Lubbock Country Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B Easter and received the honor from Junior Class President Johnny Ellis. First runnerup was Jan Barnett with Tina Weatherby third in the contest. Donna King and Patti Baylot also in the queen’s retinue.

Lynn Easter Monterey High School Lubbock Country Club J. .B Easter Miss Easter Johnny Ellis James A. Ellis Jan Barnett S. T. Barnett Tina Weatherby W. E. ‘Weatherby Donna King Patti Baylot

Brazil Signs Five-Year Trade Pact with Soviet Union

Brazil and the Soviet Union signed a five year trade agreement on Saturday. A Brazilian official said the pact could expand into an economic and technical assistance program with the Russians.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil

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