Abstractor Denies Civil Suit Charges in Lubbock Case
Abstractor I W Wilson and co defendant Prudence Prim Wilson deny all allegations in a civil suit demanding an accounting of 116000. They are in California and may appear if necessary. Judge Lindsey sets 9 am Tuesday hearing to dissolve a temporary injunction that froze over 52000 in their bank accounts.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Abbock
I. W. Wilson
Wilson
Prudence Prim Wilson
California
William J. Gillespie
J. Q. Warnick Jr
Gillespie
Victor H. Lindsey
Warnick
Wilsons
L. H. Ringler
James E. Willingham
Elliott and Waldron Title and Guaranty Co
Fort Worth
Lubbock
October Date Set For C-C Dinner
The 1963 annual dinner of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday October 24 at Municipal Coliseum. Gov John Connally will be principal speaker. Lieut Gov Preston Smith and Atty Gen Waggoner Carr of Lubbock will be honor guests with the governor.
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Lubbock
libel verdict still in doubt in Butts suit against Curtis
U S District Judge Louis R Morgan ruled the Saturday Evening Post article alleging Wally Butts and Paul Bryant fixed the 1962 Georgia Alabama game is libelous per se but the jury must decide truth. He refused a directed verdict for Butts, saying Curtis Publishing Co must prove truth. Georgia coaches testified plays showed no evidence of secret information from Butts.
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Associated Press
Tlanta
Saturday Evening Post
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
Po. Opn Vat
IOV Dlu
WMHM
U.S. Dist
Louis R. Morgan
Butts
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtis
Allen Lockerman
Post
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Georgia
Leroy Pearce
Pearce
the Post
Kennedy's Newborn Patrick Bouvier Kennedy Hospitalized
President Kennedy visited his ailing premature son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy at Children's Hospital Medical Center in Boston after birth by Caesarean section at Otis Air Force Base. Doctors diagnosed idiopathic respiratory distress syndrome. the baby was placed in an incubator and receives X rays and medication. Baptism occurred Wednesday. condition described as not yet final. The family will remain in Boston for about four days.
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Associated Press
Oston
Kennedy
Otis Air Force Base
James E. Drorbaugh
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Salinger
Otis
Patrick Bouvier
John Scahill
Otis Afb
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Boston
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Massachusetts
JFK Appoints Two New Area Postmasters
President Kennedy sent to the Senate the names of two area postmasters for confirmation. Charlie A. Fleming Jr. will replace B. C. Burk Jr. at Kress and Andrew J. Hayes will replace R. C. Watson at Plains. Burk is transferred and Watson retires.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Charlie A. Fleming Jr
B. C. Burk Jr
Kress
Andrew J. Hayes
R. C. Watson
Plains
Burk
Watson
Cuban Trio Finds New Home in Lubbock After Escape
Cosme Rodriguez, his sister Pilar Fernandez, and her son Juan arrive in Lubbock Texas after fleeing Havana nearly a year ago. greeted by Second Baptist Church members and officials at the airport. They move into a donated home and plan new jobs while Juan enters fourth grade and Cosme considers electrical engineering studies at Tech.
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Lubbock
Bob Hearn
Second Baptist Church
Pilar Fernandez
Cosme Rodrigues
Juan
Canton Ave
Wain Miller
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Rodriquez
Fires Plague Idaho and Texas Plagued by Soaked Plains
The avalanche Journal reports scattered showers across the nation amid extreme heat. Idaho endured over 200 grass fires with National Guardsmen aiding containment while Texas faced drought relief measures for grazing. Buffalo, New York saw heavy rains as California desert floods spread.
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Avalanche
Journal News Services
Buffalo
N.Y
Idaho
Texas
South Plains
California
Los Angeles
Women's Wear Fashion Quip Highlights Rivalry Among Women
A witty note on fashion for women claims the toughest opponent in outfits is another woman. The remark frames style as a social arena where rivalries shape choices and trends.
Senate To Get Treaty Today
Washington reports the new nuclear test ban treaty will be opened for signing by 26 nations led by Australia with Australia’s Howard Beale signing. Kennedy plans to send the treaty to the Senate for ratification as hearings begin Monday and a fall vote is expected.
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Associated Press
Washington
Australia
Kennedy
Senate
White House
State Department
Howard Beale
U.S
France
Red China
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
London
Moscow
Hungary
Mexico
Canada
India
New Zealand
Philippines
Malaya
Liberia
Thailand
Iran
Poland
Belgium
Bulgaria
Italy
Yugoslavia
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Cyprus
Honduras
Chile
Israel
Afghanistan
Tunisia
Ireland
George W. Ball
Averell Harriman
U.S .Disarmament
William C. Foster
U.S. Senate
Citizens Committee
Prayer Note Requests Universal Brotherhood
Anonymous plea for guidance to recognize all humans as brothers and to love one another. The text invites sharing favorite prayers within six words.
Old Tractor and Thresher On Display At Hale County Farm
On the Frank Zeleny farm two miles south of town a 1916 65 horsepower Case steam engine pulls a 1909 thresher for a public demonstration as part of the first annual Thresherman's Convention. Demonstrations occur at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. The keeper notes steam gear fuels and parts challenges, as the contraption sits beside modern tractors.
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Frank Zeleny
Edmonson
Hale County
Zeleny
Dale Zeleny
A. A
Doc) Vaughn
Vaughn
Santa Fe
Plainview
Plains
Dmonson
Here
R. E. Houston
Sudan
Weather Map Page 3-F Lubbock Area Outlook
Partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Little temperature change. Winds light to southeast.
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Lubbock
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