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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1963
Page
5
After a day of cautious talks the conferees announced progress on foreign aid issues. House leaders led by Rep. Otto Passman pledged to stay under $2 billion and to block Export-Import Bank guarantees for wheat sales to Communist nations, as Senate action hovered over adjournment.
The report recounts Fennell linked to anti Kennedy plots with notes urging ablation of leaders. Police recover notes from Fennell in Sioux City after arrest on vagrancy, while broader debates touch on President Kennedy’s murder and associated political tensions.
North American Inc a subsidiary of a major English textile firm announced a second expansion move. The company will invest 10.5 million dollars to enlarge the Lemoyne Alabama staple plant bringing capacity to more than 200 million pounds annually.
A New York land fraud case centers on allegations that officers at a Park Avenue firm used office ties to influence property deals. Key figures include Ames Tredt, president of Ames Pretat, and sister-in-law Mrs Ivan Schehesinge, with lawyers Penner and Spath named among attendees. The charges reference interest in dated property assets and a broader conspiracy linked to the state authorities.
The U S Army announced two small convoys moved from the western route through East Germany without incident. Eight men in four vehicles reached Berlin and twenty four men departed in another group.
A UPI report from Rolla Missouri describes a re hired six year old university professor sending a five pound gavel to President Lyndon B Johnson. Prof J E Bowe has furnished gavels to presidents since Theodore Roosevelt and notes the gavel bears a Texas emblem and chrome etching.
Fragmentary line of congratulatory garble mentioning names and places in Sparce Nord Paar Pate ri pres. Readable names include Hedi and Tet. Context hints at a local note but content is largely incomprehensible.
Fragmented text outlines a distribution plan by a district committee and mentions Goodfellows, a Chief, and community efforts. It hints at a journal and lab notebook references, with various groups competing and a distribution to aid Cheristicis Lay, aiming to expand support.
The report details widespread winter storms across the Southwest and Plains. Fatalities from crashes and weather related incidents rise in Texas and neighboring states while blizzards hamper travel and disrupt travel and daily life. Weather system continues to claim lives and cause highway hazards.
Witnesses describe three men armed with a store key and a pistol hijacking a residence. They robbed a tenant, unplugged a telephone, and fled the scene. investigators collected fingerprints and kept searches active as the trio vanished through the front door. Police pursued leads across the city.
President Johnson announced a border settlement ending the Chamizal dispute after arbitration. Senators largely backed the treaty but Texas Senator Tower voted no citing lack of submission to state approval. White House reporters described the moment as a milestone in hemispheric trust and cooperation.
A U S federal grand jury charged the William S. Merrell Co division of Richardson Merrell with a 2 count indictment for concealing research on Mer-29 a cholesterol reducing drug. The firm allegedly filed false reports to the FDA to seek approval and misrepresented animal study findings including cataracts and other injuries. Conviction could bring up to five years in prison and a 80890 fine.
After years behind bars Honeck witnesses Christmas decorations and carols as he leaves Menard for a flight to St. Louis. He thanks guards and workers, distributes nine candy bars, and praises Warden Randolph while recalling longtime acquaintance. He reflects on freedom and the outside world.
Funeral services for James White, of W2242 Sith Street, will be held at 2 PM Monday at CNP Methodist Church in Guthree, Oki, following his death Wednesday in St. Mars Hospital. Baha i Group to host thivelino sepas oof partuite meetings Sunday at First Unitarian Church.
Wallace says the federal government bears responsibility for four National Guardsmen linked to dynamite blasts near the University of Alabama. He notes the Guardsmen and a fifth arrestee, slowed by illness, were federalized during the blasts last month. No injuries reported as windows were shattered.
At Frankfurt city hall a heat of guards and defendants filled the room as 22 former Auschwitz officials faced charges. William Boger, a former Gestapo sergeant, claimed he reduced escapes and led a death march westward in the final days, saying Auschwitz had the lowest escape rate. Witnesses and officials filled the chamber as the trial began.
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