Deep Snow Paralyzes Lakes Area Cities
United Press International reports a winter storm burying Great Lakes cities under two feet of snow with drifts up to eight feet. Blizzards cripple South Bend Indiana and Ashtabula Ohio as cold winds from the lake sweep the region.
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South Bend
Indiana
Ashtabula
Ohio
Lake Erie
Marsha Wilson
Dusty
Geauga County
Cleveland
Marsha
Chesterland
Large Cities Would Have Been Targets
Cuba planned nuclear attacks against U S cities including New York in retaliation for invasion fears Ernesto Che Guevara revealed in an exclusive interview The remarks were edited out by communist editors but a transcript obtained by UPI shows Guevara stating rockets would have targeted the heart of the United States and New York The interview followed the Soviet removal of missiles from Cuba and critics argued the remarks underscored the danger of a Cold War escalation
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York
UPI
Cuba
U.S
New York
Ernesto
Che)Guevara
London Daily Worker
United Press International
United States
Guevara
Europe
Havana
Latin America
Washington
Sec
Dean Rusk
Russia
Sorghum price supports raised for 1963 in Plains area
Farmers on the High Plains win a higher national average price support for the 1963 sorghum crop. Duane Howell reports the Grain Sorghum Producers Assn and USDA officials confirmed the level at about $2.00 per hundredweight, replacing the earlier $1.91 figure and promising added income for area growers.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Elbert Harp
Abernathy
GSPA
Bill Nelson
Amarillo
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Nelson and
Harp
USDA
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
High Plains
Harp and
Nelson
Washington
Unusual Tree In Contest By Avalanche Journal Reader
Mrs Lillie Shankle entered the 16th Avalanche Journal Home Christmas Lighting Contest with seventy jeweled balls adorning a aluminum tree at 1409 Ave M She spent 280 hours decorating since January using velvet ribbon pearls and colored beads Each ball was completed in hours and pinned with corsage pins She said she did it because she loves to and entered after a compliment to the tree drew attention for its beauty
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Opal Dixon
Avalanche-Journal
Ave. M
Lillie Shankle
Avalanche - Journal
Mrs. Shankle
Pampa voters consider $1.75 million highway bond
Pampa citizens head to polls to vote on a proposed $1.75 million highway bond issue targeting local roads. Authorities note the measure seeks funding for road repairs and improvements.
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PAMPA
State's case ends abruptly in Herring kiss and kill trial
In Beaumont the state rested after calling three witnesses in the John Mack Herring case. Detective Bob Mc Alpine testified about the girl's confession and the discovery of her body. Pathologist Dr. Ray Storey said the autopsy found no pregnancy or sexual assault the night of the incident. The court sustained a defense objection to a shoe in evidence but allowed the state to proceed with its shoe.
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Baumont
John Mack Herring
Bob McAlpine
Odessa Juvenile Department
Ray Storey
Elizabeth Jean Williams
Winkler County
Bill Eddins
Warren Burnet
Owen Lord
Odessa
Ing
Herring
Young Herring
Storey
Burnet
Lord
Dan Sullivan
Sul- See Herring
Winter Storm Wallops Michigan and Midwest Travel
A major blizzard pounds western and southwestern Michigan and neighboring states. South Bend suffers 24 inches with eight foot drifts, schools close, roads blocked, and hundreds stranded. Michigan counties report heavy snows from Ludington to Kalamazoo as arctic cold sweeps the region.
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Frank J. Burggner
Indiana
New York
Mason County
Mich
Ludington
Ohio
Illinois
Kalamazoo
Chicago
Detroit
Mercury
Manistee
Muskegon
West Virginia
Vermont
Frigid Arctic Blast grips Texas South Plains
A massive Arctic cold front swept into Texas late Monday, with Lubbock predicting 34 to 40 degree highs and north winds to 30 mph. The Weather Bureau issued cold wave warnings for northern Texas, forecasting widespread freezes by midweek and damaging impacts to citrus and vegetables in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Weather Bureau
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Panhandle
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Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Austin
Victoria
el Paso
Goodfellows need faster donations for 8000 Lubbock children
The Chief Goodfellow says contributions lag as 145 more underprivileged families join a list of over 5000 children eligible for Christmas gifts. About 700 youngsters could benefit, with gifts of toys fruit candy and nuts planned for Christmas morning.
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Lubbock
The
Goodfellows
Comte Dictionary Parent Scolds Child For Media Time
A comte dictionary entry describes a parent once scolded as a child for radio use who now admonishes their own child for excessive TV time. The piece reflects shifting media attitudes across generations, noting the evolving influence of radio and television in daily life.
Wilson Rules School Integration Vote Law Illegal
A local ruling declares a proposed school integration vote illegal. Officials say the move could affect district policy and trigger further legal actions. Community groups weigh potential implications for schooling and civil rights in the region.
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USTIN
Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Dallas
Galveston
J. W. Edgar
Benavides Independent School
Duval County
Last of 37 miners found dead in Robena No. 3 blast
Rescue workers completed a mass recovery at the Robena No. 3 mine near Carmichaels Pennsylvania ending more than 100 hours of effort. All 37 men likely died instantly from the explosion. A U S Steel spokesman said the area was fully explored and no signs of life remained. The coroner cited blast force as the cause of death.
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Carmichaels
Robena No
U.S. Steel
Greene County
Frank Behm
Latins Fear Cuban Reds
U S Rep George H Mahon said Fidel Castro must be eliminated soon though no force move is planned. He toured Guan tanamo Base and Central America and urged OAS unity against Castro while noting Central Americans fear a Communist Cuba.
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George H. Mahon
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Mahon
Guantanamo Naval Base
Mexico
San Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
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Panama
United States
Central America
Lubbock
Ma‘hon
Organization of American States
House Subcommittee On Defense Appropriations
OAS
Prayer of devotion and request for inner peace
A devotional plea asking the Lord to cleanse the heart and sanctify the rhythm of life. The petitioner seeks guidance from the Holy Spirit for strength in defeat and assurance of staying on the right path through Jesus.
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Jesus
1963 Economic Outlook Seen Optimistic At Chamber Conference
The U S Chamber of Commerce sponsored a business outlook conference forecasting no recession in 1963. Autos and capital goods were expected to rise to higher 1962 levels while home building faced uncertainty due to President Kennedy’s housing order. Steel likely to match 98 million tons, with overall growth seen around 20 billion dollars, while tax cuts faced legislative delays and calls for expenditure control.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Ladd Plumley
USS. Chamber
Auto Industry
Plumley
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S. News and World Report
Mills
Weather Map Page 3-A Lubbock and Vicinity Cold Outlook
Much colder conditions across Lubbock and surrounding areas with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Highs expected between 34 and 40 degrees as northerly winds reach 15 to 30 miles per hour.
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Lubbock
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