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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1962

Page

6

Odessa Native Foreman Sees Conservatism Victory Over New Frontierism

Rep elect Ed Foreman of Odessa Texas discusses his Nov 6 win over incumbent J T Rutherford. He prioritizes conservatism over New Frontierism and seeks an Armed Services Committee seat. He notes Estes affair as a factor but emphasizes campaign organization and family effort.

Foreman Tex Easley Washington Ed Foreman Texas Odessa Billie Sol Estes J. T. Rutherford Estes John Tower Rtex Orient Tower Barbara Kirk Rebecca House Armed Services Committee el Paso House Charles Halleck Indiana Leslie Arends Illinois GOP Armed Services Committee Rutherford Clark Fisher Dtex William Farah New York North Carolina James Reed Midland Tex Barry Goldwater Arizona Kennedy Washington R-Tex

Glandular Inflammation Treatment at Excelsior Springs

Men from nearby communities report relief and improved health after treatment for glandular inflammation at Excelsior Springs. The ad links back pain tiredness and loss of vigor to this condition and notes concurrent treatment for related disorders.

Excelsior Springs

Safe Looted At School Burglars Target Local Properties

Police said burglars looted two business places and a school on Sunday. Items stolen include 150 play tickets and $24.50 from George C. Wolffarth Elementary, blades and cash from Ater-Whitwell Lumber, $4 from a trophy fund, two looted vending machines at Tech Cafe, a $55 transistor radio and $45 purse from a car, and minor damage and cash losses reported at other sites.

George C. Wolffarth Erskine St Lars Ater-Whitwell Lumber Co 4Th St Tech Cafe 34Th St Tim T. Palmer Brownfield Liff Sanders 3Rd St

Accidents Kill 70,900 In U S In Nine Months

The National Safety Council reports 70,900 U S fatalities in the first nine months of the year, up 5 percent from 1961. Motor vehicle deaths rose 9 percent to 29,600, home accidents 20,100, and workplace fatalities 10,400, while public place deaths reached 13,100. The rate was 51.7 per 100,000 with traffic at 22.3.

Chicago United States National Safety Council

Washington Trade Gap Reaches Record Level

Foreign trade is reported at a record level signaling a major shift in the nation’s import export balance. Analysts note sustained growth in exports and rising deficits that reflect broad economic momentum. Local economists caution about long term implications for policy and inflation.

Washington

Slaying Suspect Nabbed in Seminole Texas

An enslaving case suspect wanted for the murder of a Delta County widow is apprehended in Seminole West Texas. Authorities say the individual, described as a Black farm laborer, faced charges on October 6 and was taken into custody in Seminole.

Cooper Delta County Seminole West Texas Norman Dallas Hopkins Paris Lane

Carol Crusade Opens With Lubbock Church Drive

The Lubbock Seventh day Adventist church launched its four week Caroling for Missions Crusade with door to door calls led by missions director C C Harkey. The drive aims for a goal of 34550 and supports welfare and educational services locally and in 195 other countries.

Lubbock Seventh-day Adventist Church Caroling For Missions Crusade C. C. Harkey Church Missions Lubbock Adventist Church W. B. Lamb Leroy Cox

Libya's Petroleum Commission halts new concession grants

The Tripoli based Petroleum Commission announced it will not issue new concession grants at this time. The decision affects potential exploration licensing across the Libyan oil sector and signals a pause in expanding production rights pending policy review.

Tripoli Libya Petroleum Commission

Pope Says His Health Returning

Pope John XXIII appeared in public from his window in St. Peter's Square after a day of illness. The Vatican said he had anemia and gastric troubles, but crowds of about 30 000 cheered Viva il Papa as he blessed the crowd and prayed.

Vatican City Vatican Papa Pope

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