Lubbock Police Chief Expels Visiting Salesmen
Three men from Corpus Christi and Sweetwater tried selling memberships in a police association inside Lubbock’s city police station. Chief J. T. Alley ordered them out, arguing police work should stay out of the station when officers are off duty. A visiting salesman later mocked Alley, but locals credit the chief for keeping policing in Lubbock under local control.
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Hree Buttinskys
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Sweetwater
Lubbock
Texas Municipal Police Association
J. T. Alley
Alley
San Angelo
Police Association
J. G. Pringle
Chief Alley
Bro. Pringle
Refugees Denied Asylum At Moscow Embassy Fuss
Avalanche Journal reports a 32 person group of Christians seeking asylum tried to enter the U S Embassy in Moscow. They were detained by Russian authorities and later handed over to Moscow officials after assurances of hotel shelter proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Avalanche Journal
U.S
Moscow
Gabe Reiner
Cosmos
U.S.S.R
C.C.C.P
Soviet Union
U. S
Mikoyan
University of India
New York
Considine
Government to spend billions on science education plan
The White House backs a plan to invest 2.8 billion dollars to boost technical graduates from U S universities. Critics call it unscientific while supporters say it could win votes for the Kennedy administration. The proposal aims to expand scientists and engineers production through federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Kennedy
The
Wall Street Journal
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Editions Ad Details 1963
The notice lists publishing details for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal editions, including morning and Sunday schedules, the evening edition, corporate address, Associated Press and United Press International affiliations, and advertising rates dated January 4, 1963 in Lubbock Texas. It also includes pledge of allegiance text and page designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journs
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company Inc
8Th Bt
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
PARKER F. PROUTY + CHAS A GUY
United States of America
Farm Fight Dominates Congress Over 1963 Crop Law
Special correspondent Ray Tucker reports on the Eighty-Eighth Congress wrestling with farm legislation. Republicans favor lower support prices with looser controls, while Kennedy aides push higher guarantees and stricter production limits. The bill’s costs loom, elections influence timing, and 1964 changes threaten new rules for feed grains and wheat pricing amid farmer uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Ashington
Tucker
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Rude Awakening For Khrushchev Over Pravda Shortage
Premier Nikita Khrushchev wakes to find Pravda missing from the breakfast tray and learns the paper is on strike. His secretary explains a printer union is demanding longer breaks, prompting Khrushchev to order action and consider drastic measures. A side note on Pravda printers and Izvestia follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
Oscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Comrade Butler
All Hope
Siberia
N. S. Khrushchev
Pravda
Lenin
Khrushchev
Nikita Sergeyevich
Izvestia
Mussolini
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pittsburgh Story Of An American City by Lorant
Renowned author Stefan Lorant spent nine years researching to produce Pittsburgh The Story Of An American City. He drew on Le Sueur sketches, Library of Congress archives, and global sources to craft a portrait of Pittsburgh’s growth, its wartime role, and urban renewal since 1946.
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Inez Robb
Berlin
Museum of Natural History
le Havre
Illustrated London News
Library of Congress
Stefan Lorant
Hungary
Us.a
Lorant
New World
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Finis
Pittsburgh
Lincoln
Edgar Kaufmann
Hitler
Charles Alexandre Lesueur
America
Lesueur
U.S. Steel
Budapest
Kaufmann
United States
Europe
Lubbock Bar Association Meeting Sets 10 A.M. Hearing
Durward Mahon called Lubbock County Bar association members to a 10 a m session in the 99th district courtroom to consider a vacancy after Judge E L Pitts resigned to become chief justice of the 7th court of civil appeals in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County Bar Association
Durward Mahon
99Th District
99Th
E. L. Pitts
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
All-Number Calling Faces Stubborn Resistance
Columnist recounts phone dial confusion and the rise of All-Number Calling. He joins CRANC the Council to Resist All-Number Calling to oppose replacing letters with digits. The piece mixes humor about ten digit dialing with satire of proposed exchange names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRANC
Council
Anti - Saloon League
Crand
Longo Decree Renames Couple In Los Angeles Court
Lita Grey ex actress and former Chaplin wife with her third husband sought a family name change from Pizzolongo to Longo in Superior Court. Court commissioner A Edward Nichols granted the request noting the name's length and pronunciation. Grey, 54, mother of Chaplin's two sons, previously married to Day Jr. and Chaplin. In Managua, Nicaraguan import duties on deodorants and aluminum cooking utensils were raised again.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lita’ Grey
Charlie Chaplin
Pizzolongo
Longo
Miss Grey
A. Edward Nichols
Chaplin
Charles Jr
Sydney
Arthur F. Day Jr
Managua
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