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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1961

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Rumors of Havana refinery attack tied to USS Franklin D. Roosevelt visit

Cuban state press amplified a claim that counterrevolutionaries would strike Havana oil refineries using six aircraft loaded with 600 pound bombs. The Nation article via Don Digging (sic) Dwiggins was cited, while Revolucion warned the U S carrier visit to Guantanamo was part of aggression plans.

United Press International Jjavana Havana Revolucion U.S Franklin D. Roosevelt Guantanamo Naval Base the Nation Ee Ae Eadline Erneath Don Dwiggins Dwiggins Guatemala Cuba American Standard Oil Company British Shell Oil Company Guantanamo Wed Bea

New Meet Slated By Ike Kennedy

President elect John F Kennedy will confer again with President Eisenhower at the White House on January 18 the day before the Kennedy inauguration. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the meeting aims at furthering the transition with participation from the secretaries of state defense and treasury and their Kennedy administration successors.

Washington John F. Kennedy Hisenhower White House Kennedy Pierre Salinger Eisenhower State Defense Treasury

Kennedy Eyes Quick Senate Action on Cabinet Appointments

President elect John Kennedy aims for rapid Senate confirmation of his major appointees to speed up his administration. If hearings end by inauguration, full confirmation could follow soon after January 20. Notable nominees facing tough questions include Robert Kennedy Chester Bowles and G. Mennen Williams.

Senate United Preag International Ashington John F. Kennedy Kennedy Mike Mansfield D-Mont Eisenhower Plan Robert F.kennedy Chester Bowles Land G. Mennen Williams

Water Group Seeks Amendments to Authority Act

Directors of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority vote to ask the 57th Texas Legislature for four amendments to the enabling act. They seek to drop the director quorum requirement at specialty meetings and replace unanimous member votes with simpler majority rules. The plan also aims to prevent city withdrawals from past contracts from being eliminated from the Authority.

W. Ratliff Avalanche-Journal Iew Canadian River Municipal Water Authority Texas Osr Clinton Evans Pampator Suthcelty

Senate rules change vote sought as Kennedy program looms

Democratic leaders push for an early test on antifilibuster limits in the Senate with a 15 day cap and 100 hours of debate. Mansfield Humphrey and others press for action while Blakley Stennis resist, House Rules Committee meets privately without agreement on Kennedy five point program.

Avalanche Journal Ashington Mike Mansfield Senate John F. Kennedy Mansfield Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Kenneth B. Resin R- NY William A. Blakley Texas John Stennis Mississippi Blakley Lyndon B. Johnson Stennis House Rules Committee House Sam Rayburn D-Tex Howard W. Smith D-Va Wiliam M. Cneer Smith Kennedy

Georgia Governor shuts University of Georgia over integration

Georgia Governor Ernest Vandiver ordered the University of Georgia closed until the 1956 state appropriations law restricting funds to integrated institutions is repealed. He cited the act’s automatic funding cutoffs and said the university cannot operate without state funds while the provision remains in force. The move followed meetings with legislators and educators as the state faced desegregation pressures.

University of Georgia Athens Georgia William Tate Avalanche Journal Ernest Vandiver Aiawenad Uc Ulc Vandiver Garland Byrd House of Representatives George L. Smith Atlanta Ob- Ree

Procrastinator Among Area News Features

A brief notice notes a local area newspaper section layout and a character description about a person who avoids tasks. The item emphasizes the ease others find in skipping duties and the speaker’s struggle with timely action.

Policeman Rackley Fired After Shielding Burglars

Robert Rackley a 14 year veteran on the force admitted helping his sons 14 and 11 who stole a school typewriter and two air rifles. He tried to destroy evidence by throwing loot into the sea and was fined court costs but kept from prison.

Robert Rackley Monnay Peter Andrew Act Rackley Norman Broderick Terence Read

Britain Boulet pact signs new trade accord

In Moscow, officials reported Britain and Boulet signed an agreement Monday aimed at boosting trade and expanding bilateral cooperation between the two nations. the accord seeks to ease tariffs and promote joint ventures across key sectors.

Moscow Britain Boulet Pa

Texas council backs buffer zones to curb city annexation

The Texas Legislative Council proposed using buffer zones to limit annexation disputes between large cities and surrounding communities. The plan would grant broader authority to revise municipal boundaries, with or without consent of residents, and awaits action by lawmakers at today’s meeting.

USTIN Texas Legislative Council Eee

Prayer fragment quotes writer Alva Brannen

Fragmentary prayer text speaks to a creator and the worth of each life. The garbled line appears to echo a Spur publication attribution to Alva Brannen, reflecting a devotional or inspirational piece.

Alva Brannen Spur

Trains Hit Cars Kill Twelve People In Casualty Crash

A collision between trains and cars leaves twelve dead including Jae Karl aged 5 and Joseph near two while Gwendolyn aged 10 months is among the young victims. Authorities investigate the incident citing vehicle and railway dangers.

Jae — Karl Joseph Gwendolyn

Five held without bail in espionage case at Bow Street

A Bow Street court held five suspects without bail under the Official Secrets Act for alleged theft of military secrets for an unnamed foreign power. The group includes two British Civil Service employees and three others. Detective Supt George Smith led the eight month inquiry near the Old Vic Theatre.

United Froay International Jondon Bow Street Britain Aty Mince Klaus Fuchs Arin George Smith Scotland Old Vic Lonsdale Smith

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