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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1962

Page

6

Flooded blocks and heavy rains hit South Plains towns

Water flooded the 300 block of W and St near the center of town with the Muleshoe chamber and two offices submerged. Rain totals across the region reached up to 3.50 inches in Cochran and Morton counties, aiding crops while causing some road and canyon closures. Local officials reported injuries minimal with one woman and two children rescued from floodwater in a park.

Magam Lamb Dent W. and Muleshoe Telowe Olton Plainview Levelland Lubbock Tehoka Lamesa Snyder Crosbyton Matador Floydada Eat Mit Department of Public Safety Palo Duro Park Buddy Hoskins Eartier Falls Cochran County Morton C. W. Elliott Brownfield Abernathy Seagraves Shallowater Slaton Lynn County Whiteface Plains Margaret Coward Gaines County Loop Tohoka Frank Hill 47Th St E. Tulane Ave. T 32Nd St 4Th St

Rain relief spreads across drought battered East Coast

Rains eased long drought in the Middle Atlantic and Northeast as Oklahoma and Northwest Texas also received heavy downpours. New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania residents hoped for more rain while farmers weighed crop relief. Reservoirs stayed low, and storms sparked fires in Oregon as heat persisted in the Southeast.

United Press International Plains Middle Atlantic Oklahoma Texas Texas Childress Hanna Eufaula Drouth New York Pennsylvania New Jersey New York State Phillipsburg Erie County Cattaraugus Allegany Genesee Chautaqua Niagara Weather Bureau Albany N. Y St. Lawrence Valley Cullman Decatur Ala Birmingham Fayette Pacific Northwest Oregon Pendleton Ore

Tornado Chased Across South Plains Region

Deputy Bilbrey watched a funnel move northeast of Lockney across Highway 207 toward the South Plains area and near Silverton. The tornado touched ground near a pond and stirred dust as it crossed terrain, prompting police alerts and road chasing toward Sterley and nearby towns.

Bilbrey Lockney Hwy. 207 South Plains Silverton Ry Cummings Sterley Bil- Seiten Quitaque

Army Bids 49th Final Farewell at Fort Polk

The active Army bids farewell to Texas National Guard’s 14,000-man 49th Armored Division at Fort Polk Louisiana. The unit reverts to National Guard status at midnight August 9 after a Berlin crisis mobilization last fall. Undersecretary Stephen Ailes spoke as officials and 2,000 visitors watched.

FT. Polk Texas National Guard 49Th Armored Division Berlin Stephen Ailes Texas Pleasant Prairie Wis Charies P. P

Construction Soars Albany Across New York State

Construction activity in New York state rose 43.8 percent in the first five months of 1962, compared with the prior year, according to the State Department of Commerce.

Albany UPS Iran New York State State Department of Commerce

Prefix disaster in seven digit numbers debate

Experts criticize seven numeral systems as memorization heavy and error prone. ADDL claims prefixes map areas poorly but could keep prefixes with vast new numbers. company resists. Activist chapters form across Washington DC, Carson City, Phoenix, Bloomington and Yakima urging serious reform.

ADDL S. I. Hayakawa ADL Leo J. Postman University of California Bay Area Sutter Garfield Prospect San Francisco Davenport Peninsula Thornwall Berkeley Glenwood Marin County Hayakawa Mr. Average Washington, D.C Carson City Nev Phoenix Ariz Bloomington Ind Yakima Wash

Eisenhower Autographs Greet Danish Crowd During Denmark Visit

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower Mamie and grandchildren Dwight David 2nd and Barbara Anne arrive in Koracer Denmark for a four day visit. Ike stops at the train window to sign autographs for eager youngsters at the railway station.

Ike Dwight D. Eisenhower Koracer Denmark Mamie Dwight David 2Nd Barbara Anne

Television Networks Get Crack At Telstar

U S television networks broadcast live and filmed European events via Telstar for the first time. Programs included a view of the Berlin Wall and a Geneva Disarmament Conference session with an interview of U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Geneva. NBC noted it was the first time networks could use the satellite separately.

New York UPD U.S Telstar Communications Berlin Wall Geneva

Secret Instruments Rocketed Into Space

A payload of secret instruments was launched Tuesday from Point Arguello using a Blue Scout Junior solid fuel rocket. The Air Force gave no details, noting only that the space probe was intended to travel into space rather than land or orbit specifics.

Point Arguello Calif Air Force

New Inquiry Set To Probe Estes Operations In Amarillo

McSpadden and others are called to testify at the Ama Yillo court of inquiry into Estes operations. The probe, the eighth in Wilsons series, targets monopoly claims, fertilizer tanks, and Estes financing tied to South Plains and Pecos area farmers.

Estes McSpadden Ama Pecos Wilson U. S. Department of Agriculture Superior Potter County Frank Baughman Orr Alexander Baughman Jack Price Bill Pool Amarillo George McCarthy G. H Bert A. Nelson Lubbock el Paso Grand Jury McCarthy W. M. Adams Dallas Plainview U. S. Senate House Federal Bureau of Investigation Internal Revenue Service South Plains

Foreign Aid Compromise Allows Aid to Communist Countries

The package lets aid reach Communist nations if the President determines they are not dominated by international communism. It sets 2025 ceilings for development grants 300 million, international organizations 148.9 million, special military aid 415 million, and a 300 million President's contingency fund. The Senate has already authorized a 100 million UN loan. House Senate conferees faced criticism for yielding to administration pressure.

House Senate United Nations House Senate

Births Report in Local Hospitals

Congratulations to families including Floyd A Richardson and J D Saddler on newborns at Methodist Hospital and to others such as Clifford Hopping, Wesley Cray, Bobby Hughey, James Berry, Raymond Bost, Andres Gonzales, James Shivers, and Robert Lee Washington. Weights range from 4 to 9 pounds with times noted across Tuesday and Monday births. Fathers hold roles from lab technician to brick mason and city administrator.

Floyd A. Richardson K. Baylor &J Methodist Hospital Horton Afro Ser J. 2D. Saddler Duke Bt Radio Lab Jim Moore 32Nd St Clifford Hopping Springlake Wesley Woodrow Cray St. Mary's Hospital Bobby Hughey 26Th St Lubbock James Berry E. Baylor Cassel & Co Raymond Stanley Bost 49Th &T Taylor Hospital Shallowater Gin

Texan Plane Crash Body Found In Montana Mountains

Amarillo Abilene Pampa Borger Hereford and Livingston area crews search for three missing Air Force B-47 crewmen after a crash in Montana. The body of one crew member was found as a forest fire spread over five acres. Direct distance dialing debates and costs complicate communications changes in Lubbock and nearby cities.

Bell Telephone Co Southwestern Bell Wichita Falls Lubbock Amarillo Abilene Pampa Borger Hereford Mid Livingston Mont Land Odessa Tex Bell Montana Air Force Seat

Texas Tech Geology Department Renamed to Geosciences

The geology department at Texas Tech expands into geosciences with curricula in geo chemistry geophysics paleontology and groundwater geology alongside BA and BS programs. Dr F Alton Wade notes rising interest in earth science techniques and says the change, approved by the Texas Commission on Higher Education, reflects broader training.

Texas Tech F. Alton Wade Hood Department of Geosciences Wade The Texas Commission On Higher Education

Controversy Over Estes Case And Department Audit

The article details accusations of improper judgment in the Estes inquiry and a rushed department audit. Russell defends actions and cites delays, while Langen blames a new administration tone. It also notes related criminal probes and ongoing local incidents and police reports across multiple cases.

Russell Estes Dallas Langen Agriculture Department Washington Justice Department

Kerr to Seek Law Curb on Oil Imports

Senator Kerr stated he will push to strengthen trade law provisions controlling oil and key metals imports. He aims to secure more domestic oil share amid rising U S consumption and would prefer broad language to cover similar commodities, with measures usable if passage becomes possible.

Washington Robert S. Kerr D-Okla U.S Kerr Kennedy Stewart L. Udall Tom Steed Dokla House Ways and Means Committee Oklahoma

Tech Speech Workshop Attracts Twenty Eight Students

Twenty eight Texas high school students attend Texas Tech's two week speech workshop. The course covers voice diction personality and body action with separate forensic and dramatic groups. Dr. P Melville Larson heads the department and oversees faculty led lessons. A demonstration of plays and speeches will climax the activity.

Texas High School Texas Tech P. Melville Larson Tech Eech Mbers Vic

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