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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1962

Page

6

Kennedy Considers Quick Tax Cut As Economy Slows

Economic advisers split on speed of tax relief as President nears decision. Javitts and professors push for cuts citing employment gains and revenue recoupment. Treasury Secretary Dillon testifies, deferring personal views while the administration remains committed to future tax reform.

Hodges Kennedy Javitts Daniel B. Suits University of Michigan J. Frederick Weston University of California Los Angeles Sec. of the Treasury Douglas Dillion Dillon

Truck driver risks life to warn crowd in Sioux City crash

John Stoeffler, 41, of Independence Iowa, jumped from a flaming three car transport after it rolled down a hill toward Pierce Street. He yelled warnings as the vehicle crashed into an auto agency building, sparing a possible explosion. three workers fought the fire and Stoeffler suffered burns but was listed in fair condition.

Sioux City, Iowa Sioux City Auto Agency John Stoeffler Independence Iowa Pierce Street Stoeffler

Farmer Delivers First Mile Load in Shallowater Area

Goodpasture Grain Co. received the first mile load near Shallowater at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. The grain from Bob Grice's farm 144 miles southeast weighed 15 400 pounds and tested 14.9 percent moisture. Elevator manager Charles Krebbs said Grice will get at least a $50 bonus. Grice previously delivered the first load in 1959 and 1960.

Shallowater Lubbock County Goodpasture Grain Co Bob Grice Charles Krebbs Grice

Library Smoking Ban Quiet Etiquette Notice

Readers are reminded that smoking is forbidden and are requested not to engage in audible conversation at the public library. The posted notice urges patrons to maintain a quiet environment inside the facility.

London UPD

World Rocket Site Study Set

United Nations reports the 28 nation Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space will meet September 10 to consider a plan for an international rocket launching site along the Equator. The subcommittee recommends facilities for sounding rockets before January 1 to study the upper atmosphere during sun spot minimum, with UN supervision and a charter governing use.

United Nations N.Y UN Committee On Outer Space General Assembly UN Committee U.S

Primaries stir in Kansas and Missouri races across states

Returns from multiple precincts show Pearson’s 42 appointment to succeed the late Schoeppel as he contests the remaining term. Anderson wins renomination in Kansas while Kemper leads for the GOP nomination against Duane Cox after switching parties. Missouri fallout features Ichord challenging Donnelly for the Democratic nomination amid redistricting shifts.

Pearson Andrew F. Schoeppel Schoeppel Paul Aylward Kansas John Anderson Harvey F. Crouch Dale Saffels George Hart Carlson Joe Corpstein K. L. Smith Wich Ita Joseph J. Poizner Kansas City Sen. Long Kennedy Congress Lewis E. Morris Jefferson City Missouri Crosby Kemper Long Kemper Duane Cox House Clarence Cannon D-Mo House Appropriations Committee Walter McVey Joe Skubitz McVey J. Floyd Breeding Bob Dole Richard Ichord Robert T. Donnelly Phil M. Donnelly

FDA reports minimal thalidomide harm in U S study

Thalidomide distribution to U S doctors prior to licensing produced no confirmed fetal damage among 3 272 women of child bearing age with 207 pregnant at the time. Celebrezze noted most adverse effects appeared in later pregnancy and warned the critical risk is during the first three months. In Stockholm Sherri Finkbine seeks abortion after using the drug early in pregnancy. Sweden’s board will review the case next week but applications arrive late for consideration before Aug 17.

U.S Food and Drug Administration Europe Celebrezze Stockholm Sherri Finkbine Sweden Finkbine Canada Royal Medical Board of Sweden

Kennedy honors Dr Frances Kelsey for keeping thalidomide off U.S. market

President Kennedy presented Dr Frances Kelsey a distinguished civilian service medal in the White House for her FDA decision to keep thalidomide from sale in America. The ceremony honored six recipients including Waldo Lyon and Robert Gilruth as astronauts Alan Shepard and John Glenn looked on.

Associated Press Washington Kennedy Frances O. Kelsey Food and Drug Administration Kelsey White House Rose Garden United States West Germany Waldo K. Lyon Manned Spacecraft Center Robert R. Gilruth Dr. Kelsey Susan Christine F. Ellis Kelse U.S White House U. S Sen Hubert Humphrey D-Minn

Amended Bomb Joke Costs Man Dearly in Amarillo

Cecil Edward Dear, 32, received a $1,000 fine and two years probation after a judge sentence for a bomb joke aboard a Braniff flight. A Braniff hostess testified he told her to ask the man behind him to remove a bomb from a suitcase. Dooley ruled the joke costly and unfunny.

Amarillo Cecil Edward Dear U.S Joseph Dooley Braniff Dooley

Three Die and 130 Hurt in Tokyo Train Truck Crash

Three people were killed and more than 130 injured in a suburban Tokyo crash when a passenger train struck a truck at a crossing, dragged it 20 yards and derailed. A second passenger train from the opposite direction struck the derailed equipment.

Tokyo UPI

Railroad Commission authority on baggage handling charge

The Attorney General's office said on Tuesday that the Railroad Commission has the authority to authorize railroads to assess a separate charge for checking and handling a passenger's baggage.

Austin UPI Railroad Commission Attorney General's Office

Families Welcome Dozens of Newborns in West Texas

A long list details births at West Texas and related hospitals Tuesday. Each entry names parents, city or street address, baby weight, time of birth, hospital, and father’s occupation, including workers for Henrys Jt Stafford Construction Co, South Plains Associated Grocers, and Washington Barbecue Stand.

Douglas Mike Hodges Cedar St West Texas Hospital Henrys Jt Stafford Construction Co Mroo Anred Wayne

Language course funds LULAC drive and Spanish class

Another Beaten Bob Sims outlines a community effort to teach conversational Spanish. R and R Supply employees join the program to aid communication with Spanish speaking dealers. Proceeds support the LULAC scholarship fund while instructors donate time. The 15 week course begins August 23 at El Charro No. 1 with 25 students, contact PO5 9736.

Bob Sims 21St St Mexico LULAC Frank Medley Texas Tech Fidela Perez Frenship High School Men's Council Ladies Council Moreno el Charro No. 1

Florida event features coaches from multiple universities

The program opens at 9 am with Florida coach presenting on defensive play. Lecturers include Leo Strang Massillon Don Sparks Texas Tech Tex Winters Kansas State Nico Caso Massillon Bob Rogers Texas A M Jack Patterson Baylor Red Murff Houston Colt 45s Pepper Rodgers Florida. Attendance forecasts 7000 plus for basketball, 5000 plus for football. Tickets sold at Texas Tech office.

Leo Strang Massillon Ohio Don Sparks Texas Tech Tex Winters Kansas State Nico Caso Bob Rogers Texas A&m Jack Patterson Baylor Red Murff Houston Colt 45S Pepper Rodgers Florida

Second Rocket Fired To Test Arctic Cloud

Stockholm reports say American and Swedish scientists launched the second of four rockets to study Arctic night clouds. A 644 foot Arcas reached three times the speed of sound just before midnight, creating a high altitude cloud photographed from the ground.

Arctic Stockholm Aps Artic Sweden

Plasterers In North Texas Walk Off Jobs

About 130 plasterers in 12 North Texas counties walked off their jobs Tuesday after rejecting the Dallas Lathing and Plasterers Association contract. Local 61's G Vernon Bird said the strike followed a vote Monday night over the latest wage offer, affecting several downtown projects.

Dallas UPI North Texas Dallas Lathing and Plasterers Association G. Vernon Bird Plasterers Local 61

Suva Fiji Islanders Aim to Create National Drink

Suva Fiji Islanders pursue a distinctive national beverage project to symbolize cultural identity. The effort involves local community groups and regional flavor ideas, seeking a drink that reflects Fiji’s heritage.

Suva Fiji

U S Demand Emphatic Britain Israel Notified Over Soblen Return

The United States issued a strong demand to Britain and Israel on Soblen's return, signaling diplomatic pressure and possible repercussions. Officials stated the matter is urgent and central to ongoing prisoner negotiations and allied cooperation.

Britain Israel Soblen

Child dies on arrival at Methodist Hospital

Rudy Feun tes, son of Mr and Mrs Luis Fuen tes, died on arrival at 7 50 p m at Methodist Hospital. An inquest is led by Justice of the Peace George Hl McCleskey. The family lives on the O B Chesser farm near the Hockley County line six miles east of Ropesville.

Millard Bruce Ave. FE Methodist Hospital Rudy Feuntes Luis Fuentes Justice of the Peace George Hl. McCleskey O. B. Chesser Hockley Ropesville McCleskey Lato

Grand Jury Donation Linked to Estes Visit

The article reports a $1,500 donation linked to Estes after a January visit to his office, with Rutherford noting it as his only money from Estes and naming Pecos residents Marcus Dingler and another son-in-law as contributors. The piece also covers a 1961 account misused in a separate disclosure and Rutherford’s defense of his records.

Rutherford Fistes Estes Pecos Marcus Dingler Dingler USDA Agriculture Department Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Washington Daniel B. Gish Fl Paso J. d. Kaster Sr Kaster el Paso

Justice Of Peace Indicted In Mishap

Fort Worth reports Tarrant County grand jury indicted Justice of the Peace Frank Lankford on aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. The July 14 accident injured Euless police officer Richard Earl Ross who was directing traffic. Lankford allegedly struck Ross with his car when he arrived.

Fort Worth Upd Tarrant County Grand Jury Justice of the Peace Frank Lankford Euless Richard Earl Ross Ross Lankford

Deputies Vote Increase For Italian Parliament

The Chamber of Deputies in Rome approved enlarging Italy's Parliament raising deputies from 596 to 630 and Senate seats from 248 to 315. Terms would be five years for all, with the Senate needing one more approval before enactment.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Italy Senate

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