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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1963

Page

10

July 4 celebrations planned with obse and speakers

Town readies July 4 events led by local revival forums and guest speakers Reawin and Reagan era figures. The program features a ringing ceremony, choir performances, and patriotic activities across churches and community spaces, emphasizing preservation and civic pride.

School costs and new burkzet plan for 1.85 staff

School certificated employees see a budget increase with a payroll rise of about 800 for plant operations and expansion of supervisory staff. A new Dunbar High facilities project, two teachers hired, and air conditioning studies amid ongoing district administration planning.

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Rampage by Soldier Leaves Multiple Shot and Stab Victims

A soldier went on a rampage in Alaska injuring and killing several people before being restrained. Victims include Miller and Mrs Lenard, with others such as Pet Jimmy Bryan Adams of Fort Wainwright and Elkhart residents Cook and Shank among those hospitalized or involved in the confrontation. The assailant, identified as Sehlemann, fired in a rink and motel, pursued by officers and civilians. Howard's Cab was involved and a chaotic sequence followed leading to the suspect’s capture. The incident ties to residents of Fairbanks and Palmer, Alaska, with connections to Floydada and Lubbock, Texas, through the victim and reported relatives.

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Macmillan TESS Inquiries Into 1854 Government Claim

Macmillan TESS questioned why a minister in 1854 said Phillis was the man on the Burges. Macmillan said he based the er nial on information then available. Philly’s role was later disclosed in a statement to Cate hament: Monday by Lead Privy Seal Edward Heath. Philly vanished from Beirut where he was a News Correspondent and reportedly bound for the Tron. Martelli’s trial adjourned until Wednesday as jurors hear witnesses about a packet of false documents and possible coded messages.

Macmullin Philly Cate Hament Edward Heath Macmillan Thy Beirut Lebanon Ami Tron Chatain Martelli

Fireman Learns Contents Count at House Fire

Sharon supervisor Joe Marek evacuated his wife and children as a fire damaged his home. He used a garden hose to fight the flames, but discovered all 12 fire extinguishers on his property were empty.

Sharon Joe Marek Marek

Lack Of Poll Tax Stops Grand Jury Selection

San Antonio district judge John Onion said the grand jury, chosen for Bexar County, cannot serve because its foreman Randall Clay and 11 jurors are not registered voters. They were excused until next Tuesday to register. a study of reinstatement is required. The report notes poll tax requirements blocked service.

San Antonio Jude John Onion Bexir County Grand Foreman Onion Foreneun Randall Clay Jane

Fractured Plan as Officer Reflects on Disasters

In a grim confession, Patrolman Scud Perkins recalls the toll of tragic incidents on children and adults, admitting he cannot endure another accident and fears losing his grip on duty while speaking of leaving the railroad and questioning future investigations.

Sid Lavngner Perkins Nate

Turbulent Civil War Pageant Amid Guarded Protests

The Gettysburg 2th Infantry Division and National Guard members in the lineup played Union songs as a procession passed a chewing stand. Pluck, wearing a hard hat, dropped out and moved past the stand while Gavorge C. Wallace of Alabama claimed a peaceful reception. Two plain clothes state police kept watch but no demonstrations occurred. Meanwhile Auckland reports high employment in New Zealand.

National Guards Pluck Gavorge C. Wallace Alabama Wallace

Pakistan President Ayub Khan Joins a Political Party

Pakistan’s Ayub Khan, who had banned parties during martial law, reverses stance and joins a political party. He once opposed revival of parties, but the National Assembly allowed party creation and a Supreme Court ruling pressured ministers to retain seats. The article notes earlier constitutional amendments and shifting political dynamics amid Pakistan’s political evolution.

Barton Karachl Pakistan UPL Mohammad Ay Ub Khan Mustin Lea Ayrth Pel Nd Spirket B Ayub National Assembly Lawish Supreme Court Agub East Pakistan Mohammad Ali

Sunrise breakfast at Mackenzie State Park church event

Pioneer Church of Christ will hold its annual sunrise breakfast at 6 am Thursday north of the swimming pool in Mackenzie State Park. Congregants will bring food and breakfast will be prepared at the park. A separate note mentions a Genesis Folk Music Club gathering in Spain and related invitations for musicians.

Larbbock Knights of Columbus IC Hall Boston Wes Senits Girl Scouts YWCA Cit Council Lowery Field Ps Pom Larbhockpole K.9 Corps Met Banpolinists Wald Company Cround Woal Lathboc Thar Association Asst Ceili A8 Altrast Club Labbeck Women’s Study Club Boy Scouts Girl Scots Lubbock Apo Ohetary Littlefield Muleshee Morton Hale Center Stamford Civcus Trtfic Council Lewis Kittrell Labbock Sons House Gan Eadwin Posey Tews State Department of Public Safety Pioneerrs Church of Christ Mackenzie State Park Genesis Folk Music Club Spain Fara Waller Nashville Stinson Behlen Nizer Slaton H E

Freedom Academy in Utah draws praise and criticism

Utahs Freedom Academy at Camp Williams trains high school juniors in American ideals and anti communism for five days each August. Officials say no hard military drill. most instructors are civilian and private funds support the program. Enrollment rose from 57 to 130 in two years as Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich defends the project as educational and non coercive.

Salt Lake City Utah Thnt Freedom Acad Freeemy Nardom Academy National Sur Utah National Guard Elseone Maxwell E. Rich Freedom Academy Camp Wiliams National Guard Rich

Peking Rails At Khrushchev Ahead Of Moscow Talks

Peking attacks Khrushchev while Moscow plan aims to ease Sino Soviet rift. China says West threats persist and gains backing from North Korea for condemning the Moscow World Women's Congress as hostile to China.

TORYO S. Khrushchev Moscow Peking Khrushchevo Russia North Korea Moscow World Women’s Congress China

Optimists Install State Of Officers In Lubbock Banquet

Harold Glasgow was named president for the coming year at a Lubbock Optimist Club banquet at the Pioneer Hotel Tuesday night. He also earned the Outstanding Optimist award for the past year. New officers installed included Clarence Braezill Ed O’Conner II, Allen Dabney as president, Marsha Wilkes as executive secretary, with Master of Ceremonies Jack Branun. Dorman Igo gave the invocation as Bob Barton, Allen Dabney and David Dawkins received achievement awards. Casey Charnes chaired the achievement committee.

Lubbock

Keep Idaho Green Beards Stir Centennial Buzz in Idaho

Boise reports describe Barney Wozniak promoting a "Keep Idaho Green" beard contest tied to the centennial. Salons advertise green beards, dye and tint services, with mixed reactions from residents and a public debate on tradition versus novelty.

Idaho Boise, Idaho UPI Barney Wozniak Barney Woaniak U.S. Forest Service Jennial Jeian Falls Jtoday Times-News

Judiciary Hit At Bar Meeting

William West II a Dallas private practitioner told the Federal Bar Association that the judiciary suffers a poor public image. He denounced political factors in judge appointments and criticized Texas judicial elections as voter ignorance of performance.

Asd Dallas UPI William West II Federal Bar Association Texas

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