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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1961

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U S Presses Free Nations to Aid Laos Independence

The United States issued a white paper calling free nations to aid Laos against Communist aggression and preserve its independence. Britain will lead talks with the Soviet Union to establish an international control commission, potentially recognizing the pro American government of Prince Boun Oum.

Stewart Hensley Igton UPI United States Wartorn Kingdom of Laos U.S State Department Soviet Union Southeast Asia Britain Moscow International Control Commission Prince Bounum Souvanna Phouma Prince Boun ‘Um

Boy Trapped In Old Mine Shaft In Nevada

A youth about 13 to 16 years old known as Larry Gasek from Reno is trapped about 40 feet down in an abandoned Comstock era silver mine shaft near Virginia City Nevada. He told friends his leg may be broken as rescuers work to pull him out by pulley after a rope failed.

Virginia City Nev UPI Larry Gasek Reno Comstock Lode

Borden County votes dry again in precinct ballot

Borden County precinct rejects liquor and beer sales 125 to 62 in first local option since 1907. Gail box votes 31 45 against while Plains 31 79 against. One absentee ballot favored dry. Legal sales would have placed liquor near Lamesa and O'Donnell. Campaigns for O'Donnell and Lake Thomas areas are dropped following the decision.

Avalanche Journal jAlorden Gail Barden County Plains O'Donnell Lynn County Lamesa Borden County Lake Thomas

Blue Scout I Hurls Space Probe to Radiation Belt

The Blue Scout I rocket, the largest solid fuel booster, launched from Canaveral and delivered a 38 pound payload of measuring devices into the Van Allen belt. All eight devices reported back data as the 1000 mile high flight ended with the payload landing near Antigua awaiting pickup.

Texas Floods and Space Rocket Mishap Reported

Heavy rain drenched much of Texas with up to five inches in parts while officials note radio data and rocket tests near Beaumont and Nacogdoches. A car collision killed several teens as a rocket probe and satellite launch plans faced delays and possible spaceflight impact.

Air Force Sahireau Mint-Shay Spee Beaumont Hamilton Texas Nacogdothes

Realignment urged as Thurmond warns third party threat

Senate talk centers on realigning parties to meet 1964 stakes. Thurmond argues a third major group could form if Republicans and Democrats fail to adapt. He cites past runs on the Truman and Eisenhower-era tickets and warns leaders fear shifting labels and symbols more than national unity.

Frese Ineraavonsy Ashington Sen J. Stromclared Thurmond DSC Rer Eisenhower John F. Kennedy

Cuba Says It Seized Two U S Weapons Drops For Insurgents

The Cuban government announced the seizure of two air drops of weapons from the United States intended for Cuban insurgents. Militiamen captured suspects in target zones in Las Villas province and Bahia Honda. A government communique listed mortars automatic weapons and ammunition as seized. The report ties the drops to a planned invasion, as Castro seeks to keep Cuba on a war footing.

Ompina Krom Avavevens-journal Wiees AVANA United States U.S el J Condado Las Villas Cuba Havana Bahia Honda Eisenhower Castro John F. Kennedy Bee

Beamtown Officials Hit Over Gambling and Vice Probe

Jefferson County and Port Arthur leaders face a Beaumont Texas House Investigating Committee probe into gambling protection payoffs and prostitution. Dallas lawyer David Witts testified that records show a situation intolerable, while police chiefs pledged a crackdown and possible resignations. Page 10 references indicate broad public demand for cleanup actions.

Finis Mothershead David Witts Dallas House Tom James Jefferson County Beau- Fook Jets Witts Beaumont Jim Mul

Long-Buried Skeleton Of Indian Found Near Lub bock

A hunter found a well preserved pipe smoking Indian skeleton estimated at 500 to 700 years old about 12 miles southeast of Lubbock. Sheriff deputies and a hunting party excavated the arroyo as experts note natural death, most teeth lost, and a rocklike pipe with tobacco traces. The skeleton may be moved to West Texas Museum for study and display.

Everett Groseclose Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Theskeleton David Kelley Teas Tech Fessor Anthropology Kelley Pete Armento Ave Armento Mike Layato Uide West Texas Museum Texas Tech

Tantrum Defined as Child’s Fit and Parental Tone

The word Tantrum is outlined as a child’s sudden temper fit often ending with the mother’s soothing response. The dictionary note emphasizes typical head control and the parent’s calming role in such episodes.

Fine Arts Church Plains Farm

Morning Prayer Message From Rev. Bob Hearn

The Rev. Bob Hearn pastor of Second Baptist Church delivers a morning prayer urging personal improvement and community devotion during worship. He emphasizes self discipline and shared faith as pathways to being better men.

Bob Hearn Second Baptist Church

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