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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
6
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A Republican National Committee memo argues fair congressional districting would favor the GOP by correcting inequities from 1962 elections. It cites that Republicans won 48 percent of House votes but only 40 percent of seats, and notes disparities in district sizes, with several examples of oversized or undersized districts. The memo targets the myth that big city Democratic strongholds would gain most from reapportionment and cites district population comparisons in Arizona and Texas.
Past year men from 1,000 communities report soothing relief and improved health after treatment for glandular inflammation at Excelsior Springs. The ad portrays nocturnal troubles, back and hip pains, tiredness, and loss of vigor as symptoms. It warns against temporary remedies and the risk of premature senility if untreated.
Havana AP reports Cuba’s agri cultural chief Carlos Rafael Rodriguez criticizes rice farm managers for a disappointing crop, citing technical defects and poor organization. He cites shortages of binder twine and sickles and weak political work in units. Sugar harvest, by contrast, is reported strong with 241,500 tons produced by Feb 1, 60 percent above last year’s pace.
Hobbs officials announce revamping of a building at Shipp and Taylor streets to become the new post office. The $95,458.52 project includes interior remodeling, HVAC, lighting, plumbing, a parking lot, and 200 extra mail boxes. KS&B Construction Co. of Hobbs is the low bidder. Architect is W. T. Harris. building owner Bren Mar Properties.
Lynn Wood, 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wood of Lubbock, earned first alternate in the Amarillo Symphony soloists contest after performing Jean Williams Concerto in A Minor in the 12 to 14 year bracket at Amarillo College. Wayne Steen of Idalou and Bill Fishback of Lubbock also placed. Mary Pendleton earned a superior rating. all study under William A. Murphy.
The 1961 crude oil production in Texas accounted for 35.8 percent of total United States output. This reflects Texas standing as a dominant oil producer with a substantial share of national production.
College Station Texas A and M College Extension Service says emergency generators fill functions when storms interrupt power. Agricultural engineer W S Allen notes a tractor driven model is affordable and suitable for infrequent use, with option for more expensive automatic engine driven generators.
Texas committees hold hearings on two hot topics this week as lawmakers plan to decide on liquor store closing times and a proposal to replace the state song Eyes of Texas with Texas tour Texas. Other bills cover water storage purchases and tax changes for sulfur producers.
New York announced that American Indians will present an organized program at the 1964 1965 New York World's Fair. An American Indian Pavilion of 35000 square feet will be at the exposition. Sponsorship comes from the National American Indian Youth Committee of Arrow Inc.
Dr. Lane Murray, long resident of Sudan, becomes assistant professor in the Texas A M Department of Education and Psychology on Feb 1. She previously taught English and journalism at Huntsville High School and earned a PhD from the University of Houston in 1962.
In New Hampshire Dolly Copp, a settler of the White Mountains, marked her 50th wedding anniversary by saying fifty years with one man is enough and then she walked out forever severing living ties with her husband.
Philadelphia buses and trackless trolleys resumed Saturday night after a 19 day strike. Local 234 members voted 3 to 1 to accept a new two year contract restoring service to about 500000 riders with high speed subway trains slated to run soon.
UPI reports pet shops in London offer a spray on dog deodorant to neutralize doggy smells at 56 cents per bottle. The product targets owners seeking quick odor control for their pets in urban environments.
Reader's Digest presents a February feature on the shortage of pilots for fighter planes. The article analyzes why qualified men are quitting and what actions can bolster this crucial defense arm and keep air power available.
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