03 Dec 1963
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
1
President Johnson pushes cost cutting in government by directing budgets and personnel reviews. He orders defense procurement economy, asks Gordon to probe overstaffing, and calls committee chairs and the comptroller general to find duplications and savings.
Former war crimes prosecutor Leon Jaworski of Houston was named special counsel for a Gretfinding State inquiry into the assassination of President Kennedy. The appointment was disclosed as the investigation proceeded with John Connally hospitalized and a high level conference with officials. Federal and state officers plan further steps this week to determine how and when evidence will be disclosed.
The Texas area requests a 21.0 acre rise in cotton allotments despite a national minimum. The State Stabilization and Conservation Service reports 166% area allotments and notes plans to revise acreage reserves, with about 21 acres added to Texas reserves.
A Sudan resident Fulcher 68 died at the scene when a truck was struck by a westbound train near the Santa Fe depot. Investigators said the impact threw him onto the street. Funeral arrangements pending at Past Funeral Home in Amherst.
Annual event on campus features 70s pm start with lights on and a program of brass selections and student performances. Dr Gene Heavnle leads the singing of Joy To The World as lights come on with chosen pieces by residence halls and Tech choir.
A short devotional request asks the Holy Spirit to dwell in hearts and empower courage to live righteously and witness Jesus. Endorsed by Sue Elms.
The city charity drive opens as Chief Gue ttell announces the annual request for lists of needy families. Officials expect names to be collected through the fall and distributed to agencies aiding citizens in need.
President Kennedy presided at a White House ceremony honoring Dr. Robert Oppenheimer known as Mr Atom for his wartime leadership. The event featured cabinet members and officials praising his scientific achievements and pledging to restore his public honor amid past security concerns.
Fragmented text references Congress spending on police and state matters. It hints at budget questions, taxation, and public spending debates. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the item suggests political reporting on law enforcement funding and government expenditures.
FBI statements indicate a forthcoming report with anticipated findings. The timeline remains unsettled as officials assess evidence and prepare conclusions for public release.
Debates unfold on a bill intended to assist Mrs Kennedy as lawmakers discuss the measure in the chamber. The plan faces opposition and procedural hurdles with questions about funding and scope raised by several members.
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