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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1960
Page
3
The piece analyzes United States foreign aid policy and UN actions in the Congo amid Cold War tensions. It discusses keeping communism out and stabilizing new African states, noting Belgium’s exit and potential Soviet reactions to U S troop involvement.
The readable fragments reference marriage licenses and court matters in Lubbock and nearby courts with mentions of hospitals, a presiding official, and attendance or attendance letters. No clear dates or full names are extractable from the garbled text.
Fragments show iS LURE TO ROCKY GOP discussing Nixon era unit platform with emphasis on limited government and wary mood toward Rockefeller renomination. Theodore Allen and Bishop Julian Smith back disarmament talks as Health and social welfare concerns surface.
The senator positions against the party wing urging voters to split supports for nominees and the platform. He argues a platform cannot fit every plan and warns voters against rigidly following every detail, saying a true good American need not back all proposals.
Bai McCastant to serve as president of the down tose chapter of the American Club at a meeting in Moret Chistes. Officers include Terres Coutrey and Carroll Cole with others named. The group discusses board structure and nominations for the upcoming term.
Cardinal in San Antonio urges protection for educators amid fears of unrest and threats. He argues teachers deserve job security and safe conditions to teach without fear, criticizing political interference and urging steadfast support for faith-based schooling.
Secretary of State Christian Herter said he believes the USSR might strike the United States if it intervenes in Cuba. He spoke at a news conference with President Eisenhower and noted no decision has been made about American intervention as tensions rise with Cuba and its allies.
Jerry Sand Tin owner of Jerry's Thriftway announces a grand opening of a new supermarket in Texas. The store features a 72000 square foot facility with prizes including a trip for two to Mexico City and a television set. Specials include hosiery for women and refreshments for visitors. Sand Tin leads the South Plains Associated Grocers as president and has long ties to Lubbock retail grocers.
Moscow radio claimed New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller and his family backed Belgium's Congo intervention. It alleged imperialist circles, led by the Rockefellers, controlled Katanga and benefited from Congo related heat and butter price figures cited by a U.S. Agriculture Service survey.
Funeral services for Trin Divan 62 of Levelland Highway will be conducted at the Fort Worth Baptist Church on Wednesday morning with rites at Beg Spring Hoxput Brisal. The notice notes the deceased and location details.
MOULTON AP Mayor Jimmie Walker of Deer Park says the town is broke and must borrow over 0,000 to meet obligations through September 30. He blames a council majority elected April 1 for overspending and depleting unallocated funds in the 1959 1960 budget.
Havana dispatched a state intervention move as Castro's government moved to seize two major state owned sugar mills in Oriente Province from American interests. A company official said the Chaparral and Elien mills, valued at about 73 million, would be taken over within 15 hours unless the Cuban American Sugar Co. meets demands to show it will not abandon milling.
In Farrell Pennsylvania a girl was killed and a playmate burned when blasts hit Sharon Steel plant and another factory. Coroner Mercer Canty reported death at the scene with a tank explosion noted nearby. Police and investigators detained witnesses as efforts continued to determine the cause.
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