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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
5
J M Roberts analyzes Kennedy era plans for a Western economic weapon against communism. He weighs containment versus offensive use, notes Soviet reactions to the European Common Market and Rostow hints, and cites a Western cartel idea while cautioning on unclear plans and the evolving global trade war.
The contract for St. Stephen's Episcopal Church new worship center on 12th St and Slide Rd was awarded by the bishop's committee. Forrest Lumber Co will build at an initial cost around 40000 with total furnishings raising to about 70000. Groundbreaking is planned for Sunday.
Toronto reports a new Ontario high school program aims to reduce officials' snob stress around college preparatory studies and to prepare students who fail to complete high school for useful jobs and citizenship.
Alimentos Nutritivos Ltd guides a new cookie cracker and macaroni facility in Mexico with a 160000 dollar budget. The project signals expansion for the food producer and adds capacity for baked goods and pasta products.
Lady Churchill spent 45 minutes with Sir Winston at Middlesex Hospital Monday night and said only that he is quiet. Doctors reported the leg swelling but no general disturbance as the wartime leader recovers from a fractured left thigh and phlebitis treated by medication.
A quip notes that a project may become a sweater if kept steady, or a pot holder if interest wanes. The remark uses playful language to reflect uncertainty in a craftsman's effort. No names, places, or organizations are cited.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller argues in a Sunday letter to California Gov. Edmund G. Brown that New York leads California in economic growth personal income electronics manufacturing college enrollment and education aid. He concedes California will surpass New York as most populous by August 1963 and disputes Brown on plant construction records with figures for 1961. Unemployment gaps favor New York by 1.1 percentage points in April and New York per capita income was 2839 versus 2784 in California.
State forester Ray Bell reported three lightning sparked fires in northern New Mexico over the weekend. A bolt hit a telephone line near Santa Fe and surged to a forestry warehouse, tearing a concrete floor near sleeping worker Paul Maestas. Fires at the McDaniels ranch by Cimarron and in the Jemez forest area were quickly controlled.
New York performers led a $390000 damages claim after a March 22 hotel elevator accident at the Copacabana linked to Manhattan Midtown Hotels Corp and Universal Elevator Co. Singers Rive Gernie and Steve Lawrence sought $390000 total. Sherry Hackett and Buddy Hackett’s wife claimed $50000 for permanent injuries and medical bills. Williams and Dorothy Williams sought $110000. The elevator plunged ten floors to the basement where the Copacabana nightclub was located.
SALT LAKE CITY UPL Ken Necott Copper Corp and the United Steelworkers of America signed a new two year labor contract to avert a strike. The agreement covers about 2300 workers at Utah and Arizona properties.
A Pittsburgh man of 60, an operating engineer, was cited for a daring rescue attempt at a chemical plant. He and several others were recognized Monday for bravery shown during a dangerous acid spill and exposure incident.
Lawyers for suspended Probate Judge Clen McClelland moved to dismiss an indictment accusing theft from an estate. The motion to quash was filed with Dist. Judge Edmund Duggan. McClelland and Richard Putney face trial on the indictment next Monday.
The government of South Africa relaxes import restrictions for raw materials and machinery, signaling streamlined customs procedures and reduced barriers to manufacturing sectors. The move aims to boost industrial output, support local producers, and attract investment while maintaining oversight on strategic items.
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