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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1963

Page

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Nationwide Rain Breaks Drought in Heavy Weekend Storms

Torrential rains across Mississippi Texas and surrounding states ended a drought and cooled temperatures. Dallas Fort Worth area received 2.14 inches statewide totals topped several inches in places while a severe weather forecast was canceled hours before expiration. Racial tensions flared in Cambridge Savannah with protests and counter demonstrations as leaders urged action. Weather reports noted a tornado claim near Ackerman Mississippi and flash floods near Boone Colorado.

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Pier Fire Destroys Tacoma Dock Amid Heavy Smoke

A blaze on the Tacoma waterfront engulfed a 900 foot pier causing up to 2 million dollars in damage. An unidentified man was found dead while three other firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation as two timber laden Japanese freighters were moved away from the dock. Heat from the fire melted part of a fire truck and the blaze likely started when a crane severed a power cable igniting creosote soaked pilings.

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Harvard climbers located on Mt McKinley by Don Sheldon

Veteran bush pilot Don Sheldon spotted seven Harvard University climbers Sunday night on Mt McKinley at about 17 000 feet five days after they were last seen. The group was reported to be all right as they were in the area of the dangerous Wickersham Wall.

Talkeetna Alaska Don Sheldon Harvard University Mt. McKinley Sheldon Wickersham Wall Sheldon and Lowell Thomas Jr Anchorage Derby Holland Graves Timi Toledo Norman Koxsman Hub City Bill Brazel Exehans Club Baldridge

Bombs Fail to Harm Lubbock Home in Early Sunday Attack

Crude tire bombs filled with kerosene were thrown at a Lubbock residence injuring no one after a Saturday night dispute with two men. Two windows were shattered and a couch was lit by a bomb inside. Police seek a 23 year old Negro hitchhiker who robbed Jessie Washington of 128 dollars earlier that evening as they searched the downtown area.

Esiquio Falavia Southeast Lubbock Jessie Washington 13Th St Washington

Lubbock Soap Box Derby Opens With 16th Annual Race

The 16th annual Lubbock Soap Box Derby begins at 7 30 p m with a field of bright colored racers. Action continues through the night with Class B winners to race for the championship after 10 30 p m. The derby site sits along US 87 near a railroad underpass north of Amarillo Highway.

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Derby Hopefuls Readied For Lubbock Soap Box Race

The Av lanche Journal and local sponsors host a free public derby along Ens kine Rd to Municipal Dr with 116 boys racing gravity carts. Rodney Palmer sets pace at 7 15 p m followed by heats and finals amid parade, inspections, and track preparations.

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Saga of Widow Jane and Comanches in West Texas

The Glasgow Evening Citizen story reappeared in Texas lore about Jane Adeline Wilson a frontier woman who survived Mescalero Apache attacks while her wagon train moved from Lamar County to California and back to El Paso, then pursued by Hart to retrieve stolen mules along the Brazos Clear Fork. The tale highlights frontier resilience and widowhood in early Texas migration.

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Radio Programs Shine on Editorial Page

The newspaper highlights radio offerings across sections, noting program variety and scheduling insights. Industry context suggests growing listener engagement and a push for unique local content.

Khrushchev to lead talks heightening ban hopes

Premier Khrushchev would personally head the Soviet delegation to the Big Three nuclear test ban talks in Moscow. U.S. envoy Harriman and Britain's Lord Hailsham arrived for discussions aimed at a comprehensive or partial test ban, with optimism rising in both East and West. The talks could pave the way for a broader summit on Sino Soviet tensions and other disputes.

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Soviet Criticism Over Cuba Missile Crisis In Open Letter

An open letter from the Soviet Central Committee to Chinese Communists, distributed by Tass, defends Khrushchev for sending missiles to Cuba and portrays the USSR as forced to remove them under U S pressure. It condemns U S action and claims a failed invasion attempt.

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Chinese Demand Khrushchev Ouster as Peace Price

Reports from Moscow claim Chinese officials demanded the removal of Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev as a condition for improved Sino Soviet ties during talks in Meissen and Peking. Russian officials denounced China as hypocritical as Sino Soviet ties appeared to fracture amid weekend developments.

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