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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1963

Page

4

US Reds End Talks On Cuba In Stalemate

Long private talks between Kuznetsov and U S Ambassador Adlai Stevenson in Washington ended without progress as Russia pressed for a new Security Council session that the United States opposed. The outcome, described by Washington sources as an innocuous agreement to disagree, leaves the Caribbean crisis unresolved.

Security Council Kuznetsov U.S Adlai E. Stevenson Washington Russia Council United States Nikita S. Khrushchev Cuba Caribbean Defense Department Department Pentagon Denver North American Defense Command

Hampshire hog show awards and judging results noted

The Hampshire hog show announced over $300 in prizes at 10 30 a m with about 140 juniors and 152 men and 29 women competing. Entries totaled 298 hogs with 66 barrows in hoof carcass division and judging by experts from Tech and A&M. Breeders from numerous states attended as Judy Seid was crowned Miss Hampshire 1962 63.

Texas Tech Harold Boucher Hampshire Swine Registry Peoria Boucher Huffman Burl. Huffman Pioneer Hotel Ilinois Missouri New Mexico Alabama Minnesota Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa Mississippi Indiana Colorado Ohio Wisconsin Calfornia Texas Judy Seid Auburn Neb Hampshire Francis Seid Edwards Jessie May Ruben Edwards Larry Tackitt Happy Nash Dale Zinn J. B. Prunt Wendell Kent Tech G. T. King R. W. Snyder Texas Aem Bernard Fibbing Rath Packing Co Waterloo Callahan and Tankiles Tackitt Sears Koch Jr Anadarko Okla Wilbert Neinhart Hudson, Jr Jim Walsh Beloit Wis Jesse Belle Fresno State College Fresno Calif Mark Pickel Winegate Ind Wilbert J. Meinhart Hudson, Ja Sherry Ann Great Oaks Farms Sears W. Koch Jr Bowling Green Ralph Jim Foster New Florence N. M A. O A. Ruben Edwards Middletown William G. Nash Powell Holst Bros Austin Minn Ernest Harris Ralls Norman B. Zipser Modesto Shady Side Farm Barrows Edwards and Son Stephens and Greene Ainsworth Sunrise Pioneer Farms

Denials Blur View On Manned Bombers And Skybolt Future

US sources rejected claims that manned bombers and Skybolt require rethinking. They note a nuclear deterrent role for bombers remains, while by 1945 missiles like Minuteman and Polaris may dominate defense. The Daily Express praised bombers for penetrating iron curtain targets, linking Polaris with NATO plans.

U.S Skybolt Minuteman Polaris The Daily Express Britain Royal Air Force Iron Curtain the Express NATO

Grand Jurors See Doctor Over Pecos Hospital Dismissal

Dr. John Dunn, ousted from Reeves County Hospital, tells Dallas reporters he uncovered alleged wrongdoing by Pecos residents. He appeared before the Pecos grand jury for the January session and said authorities will file charges. Dunn seeks an injunction to keep hospital directors from denying him hospital access.

Pecos John Dunn Reeves County Hospital Dunn Dallas Reeves County

Legislature Hones Seniority and Gubernatorial Talks in Session

The Texas legislature discusses seniority friendships including Sen Louis Crump and the upcoming honorary post. Debate centers on nominating Rep John Alaniz and Tunnell as presiding officers while canvassing Nov 6 voting results. Governor Price Daniel to address joint session as term ends. Connally set to speak mid January and budgets, tuition, and taxes proposed.

Martin Dies, Jr Lufkin Louis Crump San Saba State Senate Sen Dies Crump Tunnel Rep John Alaniz San Antonio John Connally Price Daniel Daniel Connally

Meredith's Statement Prompts Grand Jury at Ole Miss

Attorney General comments on Meredith as grand jury prepares to consider cases tied to the Ole Miss riot. Kennedy urges that Meredith be allowed to continue his education while NAACP and LDF pledge to press desegregation efforts across Mississippi and other Southern schools.

Meredith Kosciusko Miss Ole Miss Edwin Walker Kennedy Legal Defense Fund NAACP Constance Baker Motley Jack Greenberg University of Mississippi Harvey Gantt Clemson College Mississippi Alabama South Carolina

Mrs. W. R. Buchanan Dies at 84 in Lubbock

W. R. Buchanan 84 of 4006 49th St. died 6 15 p m Monday at West Texas Hospital Services were pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home She was a Cumberland Presbyterian Church charter member and had lived in Petersburg Idalou Lubbock Survivors include two daughters a stepdaughter two brothers five sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren

W. R. Buchanan 49Th St South Plains West Texas Hospital Franklin - Bartley Fural Buchanan Cumberland Presbyterian Church Petersburg Idalou Lubbock Faye Mullin Maurine Sanders Fort Worth Helen Saxon Littlefield N. E. Arnn E. M. Arnn Sidney, Ark Junie Westmorland Melbourne Ark Fannie Westmorland Sidney Ark Blanche Poff San Angelo Elsie Daniel Bess Wright Shallowater

Youth Robbery Attempt Feared After Confrontation

A 5 foot 6 inch, dark haired youth weighing 135 to 145 pounds attempted to rob a store as owner Gage confronted him with tire tools. The youth fled across the highway as Gage pursued, prompting the owner to reach for a pistol.

Gage

Farmer would raise family farm bill with 1940s methods

A farmer using 1940s equipment and methods would add more than five dollars per week to each American family's bill for farm products. The claim stresses how outdated farming practices increase consumer costs today.

Tulia Chamber honors Herb Byars as outstanding citizen

Herb Byars president of the Tulia Chamber of Commerce and manager of Pioneer Gas Co. was named Swisher County outstanding citizen at the annual banquet. Louie E. Throgmorton of Republic National Insurance spoke to about 250 attendees and urged residents to leave a better heritage. A. H. Cooper received an award for best Christmas store window. new directors and term expirations announced.

Tulia Herb Byars Throgmorton Tulsa Chambers of Commerce Cooper A. H. Cooper Cooper Electric Co Tulsa Chamber C. E. Anderson Harlan Vander Zee Wayne Cooper Nelson Borchardt Kelly Jennings Vander Zee Harvey Milner John Wilkerson Anderson Curtis Brasher Roy F. Devin Byars Ray Barber Roy Holtzclaw L. Dean Butler

UN warns Tshombe against inflammatory return to Katanga

The United Nations urged Tshombe not to threaten a scorched earth policy upon any return to Elisabethville. UN said its force will prevent destruction and will move to reopen routes to supply Elisabethville. Premier Adoula named Kalala to run Katanga and ordered currency reform toward reunification by January 14. Catanga finances from Union Miniere worth about $40 million yearly cited.

Tshombe Elisabethville United Nations Katanga New York U Thant Mr. Tshombe Congo Kolwezi Jadotville Lufira Marumbalesa Sakania Godefroid Munongo Cyrille Adoula Francois Kalala Adoula Thant

U.S. Army convoys move on East German Autobahn

Four U.S. Army convoys rolled along the East German Autobahn on Monday in a display of Allied rights to Berlin. Soviet control officers checked them quickly and without incident, signaling no trouble in the border demonstration.

Berlin API

California Leads In Tuna Tagging Research Program

California becomes the first state in the Union to organize a tuna tagging program to study diseases migrations and mating habits, aiming to uncover health and behavioral patterns in marine stocks.

California

Stamp Stampede as One Cent Rates Raise Post Office Sales

The move to new penny rates spurred a nationwide rush for one cent stamps and high demand for fives and eights. In Lubbock and across towns, post offices sold tens of thousands while major cities reported long lines and crowded windows.

Associated Press Air Mail Lubbock EF. F. Pate Pate Lincoln, Neb Birmingham Alamatron Elsie F. Palmer Palmer Boston Pittsburgh Post Office Radio City New York City Upstate New ‘York Albert M. Hodler Portland Ore Post Office Department Washington James F. Kelleher Post Office Milwaukee Hartford Conn John F. Heneghan Kansas City Columbus Ohio

Lubbock Briefs Include School Meeting and Poems

Various local notices report a 7 30 p m meeting of the Lubbock School Food Service Association at Maedgen School and senior life saving classes at the Lubbock Boys Club. Ella Pacheco, a Cooper High seventh grader, has a poem accepted for a 1963 anthology.

Lubbock School Food Service Association Maedgen School 44Th St Nashville Ave Lubbock Boys’ Club Ave Young ‘Women's Christian Association Ella Pacheco Cooper High School National High School Poetry Assn Thelma Terry

Birth announcements from multiple families in local hospitals

A series of birth notices lists parents in Richardson, West Texas and Crosbyton with newborns weighing from 3 to 10 pounds and times from dawn to late morning. Fathers’ occupations include Santa Fe Railway, Roy Cooper Motel porter, and Pioneer Natural Gas Co, with hospitals including West Texas and Methodist.

Mio Robert Eysle Smith West Texans Hospital Santa Fe Railway Co Dennis Saunders Teak Ave Methodist Hospital Roy Cooper James Henry Seigler Crosbyton West Texas Hospital A. B. May Ford Co Dan Eastman Broadway St. Mary's Hospital Pioneer Natural Gas Co C. R. Hobgood Abernathy Plaing Grain Co Dean L. Bummerlin Rt. 1 Lorenzo Galbraith Steel Mathis and Murray Lumber Co

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Reds Stevenson OAS Edwin M. Martin inter-American Affairs Martin Adviers deLesseps S. Morrison United States of America Soviet Union Khrushchev Kuzsets John J. McClay London British Air Ministry Tunnell Whitfield Alaniz Jake Johnson John Allen Longview Barnett Paul B. Johnson Williams U.S. Marshals Justice Department Capitol National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People Money Nina Senor Antonio Garrigues Nassau Bahamas Carlos Etayo Garrigues Stafford L. Sands Alpha Phi Kappa Kappa Iota Wayne Robison 45Th St Bob Stephens Floyd Nunley Anton Hope, Ark McCarty Nunley Mary Booth Ozan James Roy Muldrew Memphis Stiter Funeral Home Ruth Edwards Walter Webb Plainview Webb University of Texas Baldridge Bakery Ave. N Farmers Co-op Compress Mioo Richardson Vanda Ave Auf Cini Oop Compress Anos Moore Ave. X Ll. M. Hobgood Rt. 3 Lubbbock Jack Kenneth Cartile St. Oon City of Milton C. Smith Ave. E Ince Service Gerald Wayne Williams Parkway Deardorff, Inc Jesus Sosa Jessie Alaniz Auburn St
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