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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1963

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2

Massive Search For Slain Integration Pilgrim Attalla Alabama

White Baltimore mailman William L. Moore, 35, was shot near Attalla Alabama while walking with signs supporting integration. He had distributed letters to President Kennedy and Gov Barnett documenting his views on individual rights. Governor Wallace offered a 1000 reward, FBI help requested, investigation continues with motive linked to civil rights protest.

Attalla Ala Baltimore Missis Moore U.S. 11 South White House Kennedy Ross Barnett Mississippi William L. Moore Alabama Chattanooga Tenn Washington D.C Associated Press Trenton

Adenauer Successor Speaks In Parliament

In Bonn vice chancellor Ludwig Erhard spoke in parliament for the first time since his nomination to succeed Chancellor Beatrce Adenauer. He warned against creeping inflation and said government spending grows faster than production while urging supply and demand to be better balanced.

Bonn Germany Ludwig Erhard Beatrce Adenauer West Germany Erhard

Tech Rodeo Opens With Rex Allen Appearance and Parade

Texas Tech hosts a three day college rodeo at Municipal Coliseum with a 4 p.m parade and 5 p.m rodeo queen, Rex Allen appearing at all performances. Teams from Sul Ross, West Texas, South Plains JC, Oklahoma State, Hardin Simmons, New Mexico State and New Mexico Western compete. Proceeds fund the Dub Parks Memorial Arena. Tickets vary by seating.

Broadway Hande Texas Tech Municipal Coliseum Rex Allen Tech Allen Sul ‘Ross West Texas University South Plains Junior College Oklahoma State Hardin-Simmons New Mexico State New Mexico Western Dub Parks 4Th St Quaker Ave Furr Cowboy Corral Bill Price Western Shop Opal’s Western Wear Furr's

South Plains lawmakers honor Speaker Byron Tunnell in Austin

Five South Plains legislators joined Speaker Byron Tunnell for Speakers Day in Austin. Gifts included a gold charm bracelet for Charlene Tunnell and a custom engraved coffee table. Kilgore sent a color television. other tributes praised Tunnell and the effort for a clean legislature while a concurrent Red River study advanced in the Senate.

Sue Flanagan Avalanche-Journal Austin Bureau _ AUSTIN South Plains Byron Tunnell Bill Heatly Paducah Waggoner Carr Price Daniel John Connally Preston Smith Bill Parsley Lubbock Tunsnell Charllene J. Collier Adams George Cook Odessa Capitol H G. Wells Tulsa Tunnells Tunnell Kilgore Tyler Rep. Allen Longview van Cliburn Alice Low

Annual Vendor's Day Set At RAFB Today

Reese Air Force Base outlines local purchasing roles during the second annual Vendor's Day attended by nearly 100 area businessmen and contractors. Registration starts at 9 a.m. in the NCO Club, followed by a 10:15 a.m. panel and a base tour to see operations and products in use.

Reese Air Force Base NCO Club

Lost white mink sparks shopper buzz at West Texas center

A lost white mink with collar, found by two youngsters at Monte rrey Center, was shown by Larry Scott of 3004 50th St. He hopes the owner is located as police assist in the search. A reporter James Mason Hutchings later wrote about California traveler interest after the Gold Rush.

Dallas West Texas Big Larry Scott 50Th St Monterrey Center Scott C. Off Berkeley, Calif UPI James Mason Hutchings California

Life policy dividends reach record 1.98 billion in 1962

Insurance data show life policyholders were paid 1.98 billion in dividends in 1962, up 161 million or nine percent from 1961. The figure reflects industry payouts reported by UPI citing corporate records.

New York UPI

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