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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
10
KAPUSKASING Ont AP report settlers acting as loggers faced murder charges for the slayings of three union strikers amid Ontario police rioting charges against 400 depicted in a mass roundup following the forestry feud.
Perle Mesta has moved from multiple Washington mansions to a penthouse occupying the building's entire top floor. She retains a sixth apartment as home to her four champion French poodles and a loyal maid. Her life inspired a Broadway musical and a film, and she has been a long time U.S. Minister to Luxembourg. The article notes her fame and televised portrayals.
Galveston officials plan protests and legal action after reports the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad offices may close Thursday. Mayor Pro-Tem Albright says workers will be notified at 11 am and a formal ICC protest, hearings, and legal representation are to follow.
President Kennedy entertained 800 guests at a White House buffet marking the Emancipation Proclamation anniversary. The Civil Rights Commission reported the Negroes final equality battle will likely be in the North against exclusive gentlemen's agreements. Guests included Cabinet members Supreme Court and Congress leaders, with civil rights figures present.
North Korea branded Japan's permission for U S nuclear submarines to use ports as a plan to turn Japan into a war base. Rodong Shinmoon denounced the White House decision as an imperialist scheme and criticized talks between Roswell Gilpatric and Japanese officials.
Creditors claim totaling more than six million have been filed though validity not yet established. About 250 farmers prepaid 313000 for anhydrous ammonia fertilizer not delivered as the McSpadden empire collapsed, seeking unsecured shares in liquidation after secured creditors are paid. McSpadden, linked to Estes, faces a 10 year federal fraud sentence. trial next month while state convictions stand. He keeps a home valued around 125000 with his wife and family.
DeWitt argues American schools educate a larger share of children but the top Soviet students may excel. He cites about one third of Soviet youths finishing high school versus two thirds in the United States and roughly 12 percent of Russians attending college compared with 33 percent of Americans.
Jury selection finished in a 475000 civil suit filed by Humble Oil Co. against Tyler operator Kites Long for slant hole drilling. An 11 man 1 woman panel from 68 heard opening arguments in 4th District Court in Rusk County.
Eight day old Pistachio a puppy in Plainview New York sports a green color down the coat. Duchess the dam a black and tan German Shepherd and the sire is unknown. Dog expert Harland Meistrell tests the theory and predicts the puppy may shed to white as it grows.
AP reports from Dallas that the New York newspaper strike costs millions daily and slows national business. Charles T. Lipscomb Jr of the American Newspaper Publishers Association says the loss reverberates across the United States as ad revenue fades. he notes U.S. advertising growth since 100 years ago and predicts future gains rely on the current $12 billion level.
The United Nations will withdraw 5,626 Indian troops from the Congo mission starting mid March, ending in late April. The move follows Nehru’s request during the border conflict and comes as Katanga’s secession ends. No replacements are planned, and smaller withdrawals are possible, easing a $10 million monthly expense but not ending the need for a large Congo force.
A conference on soil fertility and crop rotation was held at Cae Ts, focusing on fertility in rotation practices. Researchers discussed experimental results from Lub bock and Halfway with sponsors Tech, Texas A&M, Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, and West Texas Chamber of Commerce.
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s government won a two day Commons debate. Conservatives defeated a Labour motion of no confidence 333 to 227 and then backed the emergency economic program 330 to 227 as France blocked Britain’s entry to the European Common Market.
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