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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
2
By late July Congress approved only 5 percent of President Kennedy's 403 requests while final approvals were 19 of 403. In May 1961, 10 percent of 277 requests were approved, and in 1962 about 7 percent of 385 requests received approval.
Washington reports that under secretary Harriman said Khrushchev rejected mobile observer teams and a proposal to place observers at missile sites. He said fixed posts were acceptable but mobile teams would be espionage. The exchange followed talks on a nuclear test ban and nonaggression pact.
TOLEDO Spain API Enrique Cardinal Play Denier 87 primate of Spain informs Pope Paul VI he is too ill to attend the Ecumenical Council second session. A spokesman says the Pope granted his request for an auxiliary Bishop Anastasio Granados to represent him.
Lea County commissioners accept bids for Lea General Hospital Jal additions including seven patient rooms and utility spaces with W. A. Jourdan Inc. low at 53 309. Hobbs elevator project awarded to Miller Construction at 32 177. Architects are W T Harris and RB 1 Wham Hobbs. An Italian gambler claims vast wealth with a different car for every day of the week.
A bulldozer operator from Lubbock a Lovington high school student an airman from Reese AFB and a Morton body shop owner are among performers announced for the country music festival highlighting diverse entrants from Texas and New Mexico.
Denver City police officer A. J. Skeet Fowler resigns effective immediately to serve as deputy to Sheriff C. T. Robinson in Topeka Kansas. The force is reduced to Chief Woody Sullivan and Patrolman Don Rogers with Cecil Thomason having resigned weeks earlier.
The ad promotes Coronaip as a new colon nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore regular bowel impulses. It promises gentle relief overnight and urges readers to try the introductory size for 43¢, claiming clinical proof and doctors' recommendations.
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