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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
7
The piece argues that vast U S grain stockpiles cannot simply be donated to the hungry due to storage and transportation limits, logistical hurdles, and global distribution challenges. It notes President Kennedy's stance on the issue and the complexity of redirecting surplus to aid programs.
President Kennedy urged Congress on Independence Day to boost Peace Corps funding to 168 million dollars to expand volunteer programs worldwide. He tied the request to U S food aid, trade and development goals, arguing a larger corps can help fight hunger and support global stability. The message underscored the administration’s push for greater international humanitarian outreach and economic aid.
In Regina a lingering unease surrounds the socialist governments prepaid medical plan. Residents pay premiums and access doctors while the scheme promises savings for the system, but distrust persists between patients, doctors, and provincial officials amid anniversary reflections.
On Independence Day a large crowd at Palisades Amusement Park searched for Betsy Ross and Patrick Howe after they went missing with their parents. Park officials and authorities coordinated a rapid search and safety measures as the mystery prompted brief disruption.
Funeral notice for Mrs Mase McKinney age 71 of Birch Wood died Tuesday at 1906. Rev W D Haynes will officiate at Church of God in Christ No 2. Burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery under South Plans Funeral Home. Survivors include a daughter two sons a brother 19 grandchildren and 49 great grandchildren. Designer John Weitz features noted in brief fashion item.
A record Milwaukee crowd estimated at 49000 packed the city for the Day in Old Milwaukee parade part of an inaugural celebration. Three steam calliopes and restored wagons led a colorful procession with bands, civic groups, riders, and antique cars. A 9am bell chime and harbor fireworks closed the event.
Readable text reports a mosquito problem in the Gulf Coast region with mentions of parish impacts and cattle deaths from related pests. Authorities considered spraying oil to curb breeding grounds as a remedial measure during a recent dry spell.
Hereford obituary notes services for Ruth Elizabeth Carthel 69 who died Wednesday in Deaf Smith County Hospital. She was a Hereford resident for years and a member of Bark Ave Church of Christ. Funeral at Gilisland Funeral Home Rose Chapel with Rev Kenneth Avaritt officiating. She is survived by husband three sons five daughters four sisters and fourteen grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs. Barker are planned at Calvary Baptist Church in Tulia with Rev. Dena Looper officiating. Burial will follow at Rose Hill Cemetery. A native of Jack County she moved to Tulia in 1911 and is survived by five brothers including Walter and Roy Gales of Dubin and Ray Gales of Plainview.
Funeral services are set for today at 10 am for Mrs Mane Hildebrand. The funeral will be at Stabe Cemetery with services conducted by Pastor Andreae and a procession from Lihhick Cemetery to the church. Survivors include a daughter, two nephews, and five sisters.
Poetic meditation describing fear of adversity and seeking divine aid to endure hardship. The speaker appeals for God’s presence to survive dire circumstances and restore hope, ending with a personal signature AULIEN HYER.
Paducah resident Bratton died after heart attack in Rush Springs Oklahoma. He arrived a day earlier to visit friends. Funeral 4 PM today at Paducah Church of Christ with Ode Prescott officiating. Burial Garden of Memories under Norris Funeral Home. He was born in Rush Springs Oklahoma and survived by his father and two sisters.
Fuller, 49, is memorialized in Andrews with a funeral service led by Rev. Carl Grissom of My First Baptist Church. The arrangements were announced by Fuller’s survivors and local family members, as community members gather to honor his life.
Funeral arrangements are pending for Tharnison Conway of G. Wolffort aged 62. Survivors include his wife and two daughters Mrs. Clarence Oswalt and Mrs. William Clem. The service is planned for Thursday evening at the hospital.
Funeral services are planned for Bark Savannish Seth Bates at Furst Baptist Church in Wellington with burial at a local cemetery. Surviving family includes the wife, a son, and a grandchild. no sisters and four brothers named.
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