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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1964
Page
2
Lubbock resident Eugene Butler Wilmer is named to a Cotton Committee alongside members from Hillsboro College Station and Braxton Kendisingk, as announced in local notes.
Madrid reports several packages of toys prepared for shipment to John F Kennedy Jr and Caroline Kennedy. The donations come from Spanish children for Dia de Los Reyes, the Epiphany gift day, and include a Madrid barrel organ and three dolls in Spanish costumes.
Estes farm lands formerly owned by Billie Sol Estes were sold Tuesday for about 2 million dollars. Ronald J. Herrmann of Plainview announced the sale, with Ceres Ranchos of California listed as purchaser via American Grain Corp. The deal covers 1,215 acres including Estes Flat Top and Blue Ridge Farms, part of the assets acquired in 1962.
Fragmentary remarks show Helerman defending a public appearance schedule as a response to repeat questions. The line mentions Erik Darling Frank Bd and E Krause with a note about timing and a sense of urgency.
A Greek king swore in a temporary cabinet as the fourth government in six months resumes duties to prepare for national elections. New premier Ioannis was chosen to form a government, replacing pro Communists with a stabilized ruling group for a brief period.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Reed served as sheriff in a Texas county area stretching toward San Angelo with headquarters in Lubbock. Details on tenure and dates are unclear but reference a shift or reassignment in a county law enforcement role.
Two men faced charges in swindling incidents from the district attorney's records. Andrew David Pine, 22, of 2002 Juniper Ave, allegedly forged a check for $45 made payable to Willie Dave Green, a used car dealer employee, with endorsement forged on December 26. Bill Cain, 22, of Fort Worth, was named in a complaint alleging passing a worthless $506 check.
Remains of a Hebrew settlement dating to about 1000 B.C. has been uncovered near Tel isdar about 21 miles northeast of Beersheba marking a early phase of the Israelite monarchy per AP reporting.
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