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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
2
At a Friday NAACP rally in Chicago the crowd jeered Mayor Daley over slow integration steps. Republicans denied involvement while NAACP leaders urged independent voting as Kennedy carried Illinois by a narrow margin in 1960. The scene underscored race and political pressure shaping the upcoming election cycle.
A 16 year old girl suffered headaches neck nausea and sciatica for eight months. Spinal analysis showed nerve interference and X rays revealed a spinal injury. After corrective adjustments and post X ray improvements she became free from all complaints with relief beginning early.
The South Plains Stamp Club installed a new slate for its fourth year at a dinner in Fury's Capwork Center Cafeteria. Dr. C Earl Hildreth became president replacing James J Brown. A Kleinschmidt is vice president Dudley Barker secretary Mrs Wilkerson treasurer and Joe Smith Johnny Wells and Ed Cartwright named to the board.
An unnamed foreign ministry spokesman told Ultimas Noticias that July 18 could be the date for a Chamizal land dispute settlement reveal. Reports say details include turning over the land strip now part of El Paso to Mexico.
The Texas Commission on Higher Education unanimously elected Dr. Lester Harrell executive director. Harrell, 42, came to the commission in 1961 from Baylor University where he taught psychology. The panel approved various degree programs and departmental reorganizations while postponing action on some doctoral proposals at North Texas State and Texas Woman’s University.
President Kennedy welcomed American Everest conquerors and awarded the Hubbard Medal to Mt Everest explorers. Nineteen Americans attended, including four of the five summit climbers, with five Sherpas present. Dr. William F. Unsoeld, frostbitten toe victim, recuperates in Kathmandu, Corvallis, Oregon, after the May 22 assault.
The body of Mervin L. Gold, 32, a twice convicted financier, was found Monday in the trunk of a car in Pepper Pike. He had been shot twice in the neck and bound with a green plastic cord, and his wife identified the body.
The State Department said South Viet Nam promised no delay in transmitting press dispatches. Press officer Richard J. Phillips said the assurance followed U S concern over rough handling of nine Western correspondents covering a Buddhist demonstration in Saigon on Sunday.
Police logged three residential burglaries with a prowler sighting by a woman. A phonograph and 10 records plus food vanished from one home. A juke box was taken from Eliseo Pandilla at his residence. A billfold with a small amount of money disappeared from Norma Jean Berry's home. A man fleeing from 3rd Street at 2 30 a m was sighted. An English schoolboy in London wore a white shirt and straw hat and was reprimanded for a rag to Queen Victoria's staircase.
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