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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1963
Page
5
Kennedy Program Debated Amid Tax and Navy Plans
A fragmented report notes debate on a $1 billion military program and a $55 billion House cut, with President Kennedy urging restoration. It mentions Fleet items, Navy Secretary Fay’s White House visit, and climate of political contention shaping defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
Jending
Sette
Navy
Paul BH. Fay
Fay
White House
Sant
Lane Bay
Hone
Ieace
Ind
Win Bal
Hoo
Saliager
Sid Kennedy
Auling
Kite
Salinger
Rep George Mahon In City For Short Labor Day Visit
Rep. George Mahon of Lubbock arrived home Friday for a brief Labor Day visit. He said the House had no business scheduled next week and BP wanted a quick trip back to the district. He planned to stay in Lubbock most of the week and visit around as much as possible. He was to attend a movie at Tells tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mahon
Lubbock
Mahon
House of Bogue Sentatives
Group Refuses JFK Ban Offer
Fragmentary report notes a group opposing a proposed ban linked to JFK, referencing a diplomatic pact and various figures. The text is garbled but hints at a debate on treaty terms and a session date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFK
Senator Douglas Aims To Axe Capitol Architect Role
In a Washington opinion piece voiced in song, Senator Paul H. Douglas argues against funding an architect for the Capitol. Proxmire’s amendment is rejected amid criticism of cost overruns and design blunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Dick West Washington
Louis Makes Debut As Club Entertainer In Las Vegas
Louis appears at a Las Vegas casino as a debuting club entertainer. The former heavyweight champion performs a duet with Pearl Bailey, described as a song and dance man amid chorus girls and a luminous show, while observers note his stage presence and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Joe “Louis
Mendous
Chanpion
Pearl Bailey
Louis
Bailey
Benjie
Violence Erupts as Black Family Moves into Neighborhood
A mob confronts a Black family moving into a Little Rock home, voices threats and slurs erupt as police and state troopers intervene. Officers escort the family, while protesters shout and clash with law enforcement. the scene shifts to nearby officials and a Philadelphia couple seeking housing.
Hot Line aims to prevent miscommunication during crisis
The plan uses teleprinters instead of voice lines to avoid language misunderstandings and provide a written record. U S and Soviet equipment, stationed around the Pentagon and linked to major capitals, will run around the clock with teletypes and repeaters.
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Phan
Hye Senup
U.S
Tol
Soviet Am Cos
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of
Staf 1Is
Amy Navy
Air Force
Washington
London
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Helsinki
Moscow
Tani
North Africa
Fund
Cireul
South Ais
Rescue diver surfaces after strange chamber descent incident
Volunteer Drebitko descended into a shaft with ropes and lights. An object resembling a body sparked speculation of a tragedy as he reached the bottom and surfaced unhurt, while others recuperate in Hazleton State General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drebitko
John Best
Loni
Bova
Comig
Lowe
Drebitkey
Fellin
Throne
Hazleton State General Hospital
Bava
Daniel
John
Dreutke
Treaty pact debate sparks Senate divisions over reservations
The article reports jockeying inside the Senate on the treaty with key figures J W Fulbright Thurmond and LeMay backing or withholding endorsement. Military leaders led by Adm Arlen Burke and Gen Maxwell D Taylor show cautious support while critics warn of unresolved reservations and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fultech
Dotrky
Ballord
Fulbright
Adm
Arlen A. Burke
Naval Operahans Fon
Joint Chiefs
Maxwell D. Taylon
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Dwight D. Shower
United
al Ki
Potash mine closed as blast kills 18 in Utah region
The Tejas Gulf Sulphur Co potash mine near Moab Utah was ordered closed indefinitely as investigators probe a ground explosion that killed 18 men and left seven survivors. Rescue efforts faced dangerous conditions with pockets of gas and unstable tunnels while relatives and townspeople organized aid and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Greg Nokes Moar
Utah
Tejas Gulf
Sas
Grant Eshick
Five Inn
Washington
Mick
Tabor
Debris Sighted in Search Area Amid JFK Aid Row
Debris reports 160 miles from wreckage site sparked renewed search for missing crewmen as debate over foreign aid funding intensified. GOP leaders blamed President Kennedy for eroding support, while Mets officials faced questions about debris and a stalled investigation into jet KC-1 mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
APY
New York
Casey Stengel
Mets
Air Command
George Weiss
Stengel
Florida
Orkindo
Fla
Milwaukee
Weiss
Chicago
Milan
Italy
Texas Postmaster To Quit After 41 Years
Alvin R. Corley resigns as postmaster after 41 years of service in Sacul Texas. He will be succeeded by John Sham named by the postmaster general. Corley, 70, served since 194? and is a World War II veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saculap I
Alvin R. Corley
Deep East
Texas
Kennedy
Hyanarday
Ins Port
Mass
Senate
Corley
Johnsham
Sacul
Viet Nam Crisis Seen as Buddhist Catholic Tensions
Diplomatic and press reports describe a Vietnam Buddhist Catholic clash amplified by outside powers. Vatican Radio warns against oversimplifying the sectarian strife as a Buddhist versus Catholic conflict while Peking and Hanoi push moves against Diem. Red Star accuses U S advisers of plan to destabilize Vietnam. New Delhi signals Nehru’s plea for gentler treatment and a planned Buddhist conference in Ceylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Vatican Radio
Viet Nan
Dien
Fim Aly Tre
China
Tokyo
Diem
Peking
Hanoi
Moscow
Red Star
U. S
New Delhi
Jalal Nehri
Tibia
Ceylon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Voice of America
State Department
Life sentence in Beaumont murder case for Lloyd Champagne
Lloyd Champagne, 26, a Louisiana seaman from Dyson, received a 99 year term in Beaumont for the March 7 slaying of Port Arthur taxi driver Herbert Hebert. Hebert was shot in the head and dumped in a drainage ditch. prosecutors said robbery motive. Champagne pleaded insanity.
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