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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1963
Page
5
Senate debates details of defense and foreign policy assurances tied to a treaty pact. Senators from Stennis and others press for safeguards while opponents warn of potential costs and political fallout as ratification nears.
DPS investigators and Col Henry Garrison review real estate loan files as the district attorney hints at new information for a May grand jury. Officials warn of falsified loan papers and inflated purchase prices leading to 100 percent loans, a practice called double contracting. Federal penalties exist but state law gaps are noted as efforts to curb the scheme unfold.
A Texas boy disappeared during a trip to a Houston area amusement park. His family, staying at a motel in Hurst, returned home and learned of the missing child after arriving back in Houston. Authorities were notified as the search began and a bus ticket purchase indicated possible travel.
Berger son of Mr and Mrs George Wo Pfeiffenberg moved home from Iowa City to Teva University to finish his space physics work and MS degree. Before returning in September he will visit sister Ann Charlotte in St Louis where she works as fashion coordinator for window display at a department store. Mrs Rose Lee Morgan earned a master of education at East Texas State College and will begin her tenth year teaching first grade at Wheelock Elementary School. A burglary on 210 1th St nets an adding machine valued at 60 and a television set. In graduation notes, Ruth Pak VGIS tied for second in academic grade points with Nell Cale for 22 women at Lubbock School of Vocational. A fire in Port of Spain Trinidad disrupts rural electric service.
A series of birth announcements and family notices from Methodist Hospital cite parents such as Mr. and Mrs. Clendon Harry Bigham and Mr. and Mrs. Tammie Spek. The events occur across late afternoon and evening hours, with references to a father embracing the newborn and family gatherings at local homes.
Soviet protest notes accuse the United States and Britain of not recognizing East Germany’s signature on the Moscow treaty. West Germany insists East Germany remains a separate state and speaks for all Germans, while Moscow emphasizes the two German states’ equal status in international affairs.
A Dawson County farmer delivered a bale signaling a potential statewide cotton boom. Analysts anticipate an 1.8 million bale season with an economy boost near 312 million dollars as planting and yields unfold across South Plains areas like Yoakum and Dawson counties.
Sheena Divine Loftin, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs K C Loftin, wins over 29 candidates from four states. Suzie Davis, 17, places second. Kyra Crum, 16, third. Wynona Faye Jones, 15, wins Miss Personality. Last year’s winner from Lovington, NM crowns the new queen. Afghanistan marks 41st independence anniversary with weeklong celebrations in Kabul.
Eugene M. Wallace of Richmond collected on his own life policy after reaching age 99. The 96 year old, honored at Windsor Farms, received checks and a congratulatory letter from Northwestern Mutual Life. Wallace credited prudent living and care for his longevity and expressed humility about his gains.
Beulah hurricane located near 24.8 N 59.8 W drifts on a weak northerly course about 7 mph. Forecasters warn Bermuda and Caribbean waters to stay near shore while scientists seed the storm with silver iodide to probe weather modification techniques.
Philip James Douglas 37 of Phoenix was arrested at the Pioneer Hotel in Lubbock and charged with practicing medicine without a license after opening a temporary office. He posted $1500 bond and was jailed. The case was referred by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners following a diagnosis report and investigators said his firm had operated in Lubbock for eight years.
A stalled mine rescue slows progress as equipment problems prevent securing a newly opened shaft. Officials say steel casings could not be installed, raising cave-in fears while teams reassess hazards and wall stabilization plans.
Khrushchev and Tito held talks during a Brioni island stay amid Yugoslavia's push for closer Soviet economic links and China’s opposition. Khrushchev criticized Red China’s stance while defending Yugoslavia’s separate path, noting potential increased trade and ongoing discussions in secrecy.
Mrs. Carol Mayfield of Port Arthur gave birth to a daughter Saturday on the Bolivar Ferry between Galveston Island and the mainland. Both mother and child were taken to John Sealy Hospital in Galveston in excellent condition.
Cave experts from 16 nations will attend a conference opening in Athens on Wednesday.
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