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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1963

Page

3

Weather forecast for Gulf coast to Great Lakes region

Light rain is forecast along the western Gulf coast into the lower Mississippi Valley. Light snow or flurries likely from the eastern Ohio Valley into the North Atlantic states and northern regions. Warmer conditions along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and southern Plains. colder in the east central Plains and upper Lakes.

Gulf Coast Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Lower Lakes Region North Atlantic States Rockies Northern Plains Lake Michigan Atlantic Gulf Central Southern Plateau Pacific Coast East Central Plains mid-Mississippi Valley Upper Lakes

Texans Return Home After Far West Feedlot Tour

About 183 West Texans returned home after inspecting five cattle feedlots with 39 000 head capacity in Arizona and California. The tour included University of Arizona and Cal Poly facilities, major feed firms, dairies and egg farms, and the Port of Stockton elevators. Speakers noted West Texas grain can boost Far West feeding and discussed protein content in sorghum. Researchers and officials emphasized nitrogen levels and market potential for local feeds and cattle.

Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal Arizona California University of Arizona California Polytechnical College Stockton Calif West Texas Nolan Chandler Assn Amarillo Far West Milo West Texas Chandler Hereford Panhandle Plains Hale County Ollie Liner Plainview W. L. Stangel Texas Tech Stangel Avalanche Journal West Texas Chamber IGSPA Texas A&m

Area 4-H Group Heads to Houston Livestock Show

Hale County 4 H Club members travel to Houston for the livestock show. They plan to exhibit 19 steers one heifer eight lambs and two breeding sheep. Exhibitors include Charles Church Margaret Dendy Wayne Dendy Anthony Givens Kerry Grace Kent Kelly Larry Karrh Marvin Meek Elaine McGarr Debra Terrell Karen Tilson Lewis Gregg and the Jester duo.

Plainview Hale County Houston

Why Seek a Doctor Early Says Dr Stephens

Dr Stephens warns sick people wait too long to see a doctor. Early care improves health. Case histories show chiropractic helped a 68-year-old woman with dizziness high blood pressure and stroke danger to feel like a new person. Neurotic insomnia and fear improved after weeks of chiropractic care.

Chiropractic Health Service

Dead Man Revives 25 Minutes After Official Death

Ollie Kerr, 35, was declared dead at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital after a shooting on Feb. 18. About 25 minutes later a nurse observed an artery pulse and other signs of life, leading to him being revived by medical staff.

Special Vehicle Registration Booths To Open

A special session on motor vehicle registration will be held in the 72nd District Courtroom at 7 30 p m Monday. Hosts include Russell S Hardin Lubbock County tax assessor collector and staff with R W Townsley of Austin director of the Motor Vehicle Division. Slides and lectures will cover motor vehicle registration titles truck and trailer regulations and related state vehicle laws for county tax officials automobile dealers banks and other title handling organizations.

72Nd District Russell S. Hardin Lubbock R. W. Townsley Austin Texas Highway Department

Ex Lubbock Student Named National Merit Finalist

Greg Tolly an 18 year old former Lubbock student now a senior at Lawton High School Oklahoma has been named a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competitions. He has earned other scholastic honors and was a top ranking student last year in Frankfort Germany where his father Col Robert J Tolly was stationed with the U S armed forces overseas. The Tolly family includes two other children Pamela and Robbie. Greg plans to study medicine in college. Belleville township high school district residents vote again on education tax funds in a tied result of 8160 to 8160.

Greg Tolly Lubbock Lawto High School Lawton Okla Lillia ‘Morgan Ave. L Greg Frankfort Germany Robert J. Tolly U.S Col. Tolly Fort Tolly Winnired Morgan Lubock Lubbock High School Dupre Lbbock Tollys Pamela Robbie

Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet Highlights Pack 495

Cub Scout Pack 495 held its annual Blue and Gold banquet at Parkway Elementary School. Cubmaster Charles Dusek presided as master of ceremonies. awards honored Larry Dusek Brad Zeiss Gary Ferguson Kim Craig and James Cowan Jr with den ner awards to Jim Todd Gary Ferguson and Kim Craig.

Cub Scout Pack Parkway Charles Dusek Larry Dusek Brad Zeiss Gary Ferguson Kim Craig James Cowan Jr Denner Jim Todd Doyle Stamps

Victim of Hammer Wielding Youth Dies

Carol Annette Clayton, 18, died after two girls were bludgeoned with a hammer by Rex Hintze, 17, in Salt Lake City. Hintze, freed on bail, confessed to the attack claiming a dispute over fleeing arrest and a desire to escape from the victims.

Salt Lake City Utah Carol Annette Clayton Rex Hintze Hintze Tooele ‘County Fay Gillette

Cub Scout Pack 521 Holds Award Banquet at St Luke's

Cub Scout Pack 521 sponsored by St Luke's Methodist Church held its Blue and Gold Banquet in the church parlor. Cubmaster Ellis Huddleston and Pack Chairman Bill Taylor presented the program. Advancements listed include Lion Bear Wolf and Scout badges for WespeCouLoU Mike Smith Ray Brummett CurtisRoberts Scotty Strader Steve Fox and David Wilenn. Mike Smith received a two-year award.

Cub Scout St. Luke’s ‘Methodist Church Ellis Huddleston Bill ‘Taylor Nreo Wespecoulou Lion Badge Mike Smith Bear Ray Brummett Wolf Curtis Roberts Scotty Strader Steve Fox David Wilenn

State Rep Urges Uniforms for Sheriffs to Gain Respect

Des Moines lawmakers call for proper uniforms for sheriffs describing officers often seen in blue jeans and flannel. Rep. John Duffy argues decent attire would command more respect and deter public place beer stops. Ray Brummett received a one year pin.

Des Moines Iowa UPI John. Duffy

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