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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
6
The Senate moves to block a railroad strike with a plan aimed at keeping operations running. Republicans back the measure as a way to ensure work continuity and prevent disruptions to national commerce.
A corrupt mix of names and phrases suggests a political discussion or hearing fragment. Mentions Mansfield senate, responsibility, and delays. References to unions, setting up head media, and a Madrid strike echo broad civic themes amid unclear context.
A fragmentary report describes a hit-and-run event involving a woman and several relatives. The text mentions a skater store pursuit and a police interest, with unclear details about timing, location, or persons.
Farmers Union announces officers with Lubbock and Milan listed among leaders. The report notes plans for a campaign and organizational expansion, naming several members and roles within the union.
A San Fernando Valley home intrusion ended with no injuries after Heath Wenzel 3 fired a shot during a struggle with actor Montgomery. Police said Wenzel was disarmed and Montgomery gained control of the weapon, ending the incident without harm.
A large student demonstration gathers near the Washington Monument with plans to converge on Capitol Hill Wednesday morning and hold a brief session at the White House with President Kennedy after the march. Demonstrators expect to assemble before dawn with crowds lining the route and public program planned along avenues near the monument.
In a broken notation, residents report guns and clothing missing from a home on Hith Street. The strands of garbled text hint at a theft or burglary investigation with no clear suspects or dates, while local authorities decline comment.
Postal officials warn mail service could be reduced during a potential rail strike. Restrictions may include delaying nonessential items. perishable shipments like chicks and honey bees should not use restricted routes. Zones within the second postal district await guidance on first class and parcel handling during the disruption.
Officials said a gas explosion created a dangerous, low vertical shaft trapping rescue crews as they battled debris and smoke. The scene involved West Utah workers and national guard units responding with respiratory aids and heavy equipment to reach survivors.
The trial features Dr McKenney accused of prescribing pills, including red pills and codeine, while dispensing tranquilizers and amphetamines in his medical practice. Testimony covers the doctor’s intent, the Department of Public Safety chemist’s evidence, and a forthcoming appeal after a 10 day waiting period.
A fragmented report describes Romany communities with notes on funerals, marriage patterns, education, and work, detailing how younger gypsies in Fort Worth and Lubbock blend tradition with modern life. It covers family ties, costumes, fortune telling, schooling, and kingly leadership, plus a Brazil earthquake reaching nearby towns.
Reports detail the rescue attempt for miner Bova, with Throne and Fellin guiding divers through a 400 foot shaft. Lifeline reached Throne and Fellin at 21 feet. doctors say Fett will stay at hospital. Officials caution about live possibilities as crews plan the next drilling moves and safety measures.
President Kennedy's back trouble resurfaced, with White House officials saying no special treatment has begun. He reportedly walks slowly, uses a back brace, and continues daily calisthenics and swimming in the White House pool while avoiding heavy activity during a trip to Hyannis Port and recent golf rounds.
Rosemarie Bahrami and her husband Bahrami anticipate a long travels from California to Iran and Tyan then to Europe. They will sail in October visiting New York City and Germany before returning to teach and work abroad. The couple expresses gratitude for American friends and hopes to join a Peace Corps-like mission.
Jackson AP dispatch reports Gov. Paul Johnson led the Mississippi Democratic primary runoff for governor with a landslide margin against former Gov. J. P. Coleman. With half votes uncounted, Johnson’s camp did not claim victory as returns showed Johnson leading nationwide, while unrelated human-interest blurbs followed.
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