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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1959
Page
10
Harriman reports that Khrushchev’s blunt, bellicose remarks could mislead observers. He notes warning signs in Soviet posture and stresses the peril of overreaction. A cautious path toward negotiations is urged amid volatile signals from Geneva and Moscow.
The state's general revenue fund deficit continues to grow. Comptroller Robert S. Calvert reported Tuesday that the general fund is the main source from which most state operating expenses are paid.
In 9th District Court Judge James G Denton considered a temporary action in Citizens National Bank versus Tom Carver's Inc. Intervener is the United States Internal Revenue Service. The case centers on a note held by the bank against Tom Carver's firm. The federal lien tied to a sale previously ordered by the U S court reportedly totaled 32.7 thousand dollars, with a lien for 27 thousand dollars and IRS garnishment overage. settlement discussed alongside a separate workers compensation suit.
A constitutional amendment plan by Rep. Over tori Brooks seeks to abolish the Supreme Court and create a 17 member tribunal of state judges. It would need two thirds in Congress and three fourths of states to take effect. Norwich, Conn. marks Benedict Arnold’s hometown 300th founding anniversary.
Fort Hood Texas soldier James G. Marks 22 died in a freak accident at Port Hood base when a tree limb struck a machine gun on an armored personnel carrier, throwing him from the open seat and under the wheels. Marks a Savannah Georgia resident was an advanced trainer with the Second Armored Division and died en route to Fort Hood hospital.
Vida Chenoweth led a marimba program at Texas Tech's Student Union, blending Latin American pieces with Bach chorales and Villa-Lobos. The performance highlighted marimba versatility, with explanations comparing it to xylophone and vibraphone, followed by an encore and reception in the University Room.
In Austin, a House committee substituted Rep. Bob Eckhardt’s alternative for the Senate open beaches bill. The Eckhardt plan defines a public beach zone inland to the vegetation line, exempts Padre Island and Mustang Island, and moves to a seven member subcommittee before a House vote. A separate note discusses a 5,200 ton press installation at a American Aluminum mill for aircraft and missile components.
ARAL at 1610 4th Street advertises air conditioning installation for cars with instant cooling and no payments for up to two months. Installations can be done day or night.
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