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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

4

Soviet Pie Death Sentences Shock Moscow

In Sverdlovsk a restaurant director Akakiyev and manager Tere minov were executed by firing squad for skimping fat in meat pies. Fifty five workers received prison terms up to 15 years as rest of the staff. The radio noted Akakiyev profited over 400 dollars monthly. Executions for economic crimes have been reinstituted in May and remain common in Soviet life.

Moscow UPI Sverdlovsk Akakiyev Tereminov Karl Marx Friedrich Engels Soviet Union

Judge Rules Official Guilty In Defamation Case

New Orleans district attorney James Garrison convicted of defaming eight state court judges over funding for his office in a vice crackdown. Special Judge William H. Ponder handed down the verdict with potential penalties of up to one year in prison and a $3000 fine.

New Orleans James Garrison William H. Ponder Garrison Louisiana Jack Greymillion Gremillion

Britain and United States Find Common Ground in Market Tie In

The piece argues Britain will join market policies and seek tariff reductions via See Agreement and global trade rules, with the United States likely involved. It notes Britain’s reluctance to join the Common Market, hopes for support from Commonwealth nations, and influence from France’s De Gaulle on postwar trade balances. It highlights private sector backing and cross-Atlantic aims for mutually profitable deals amid shifting colonial relations.

Isi Wweun United States Geneva Britain France J. M. Roberts Associated Press Cimupton Robbbank Europe Italy Holland Belgium Africa

Barcentrate touted by Dallas resident for fat loss

Mrs. Ann Purcell of Dallas reports losing 15 pounds using Barcentrate. She says it trimmed her waist, reduced bloating and gas and relieved constipation. The product has been sold in Texas for over 20 years and is available at Texas drug counters with a money back guarantee on the first bottle.

Ann Purcell Adams Ave Dallas Texas

First Entries In Stock Show Listed

The South Plains Junior Livestock Show entries opened with 12 steer, 6 lamb, and 46 barrow bids by Petersburg FFA in sponsor Lubbock Chamber events. Shows run March 18–20 at Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds. a 10 am March 16 princess contest at Fair Park Roller Rink will name hostesses from FFA and 4 H. The event honors W B Griffin and L M Hargrave longtime agriculture officials.

South Plains Lubbock Chamber of Com Merce Cham‘ber Petersburg Future Farmers of America Elmo Hall Petersburg Ffa Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds Bill Waddle Agriculture Department of Lubbock Chambersof Commerce Fair Park FFA 4-H W. B. Griffin Lynn L. M. Hargrave Texas Tech

Maid Of Cotton To Visit Lubbock For Style Show

National Maid of Cotton Shelby Smith will visit Lubbock March 3 to 5 for personal appearances and a style show. The visit is sponsored by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce with a subcommittee led by George Pfeiffenberger coordinating activities. Miss Smith arrives March 3 at Municipal Airport and performs March 4 at Municipal Auditorium, with cotton fashions from 31 designers.

Shelby Smith National Maid of Cotton Lubbock Maid of Cotton Committee

Plat Turned Down By Hobbs Commissioners

Hobbs city commissioners refused a plat for a subdivision proposed by Colonial Homes Inc, saying it included a commercial property area in a non commercial district. Officials said a grade school site was moved to off main thoroughfare, earning praise but other changes were unsatisfactory. London reports tobacco sales losses totaling 60 million dollars after a Royal College of Physicians study linking tobacco to cancer.

HOBBS Colonial Homes, Inc Taylor Estates John West London The Royal College of Physicians

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