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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1963

Page

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Stock Market Peaks on Holiday Friday Rally

The stock market reached a 1963 high with heavy trading as industrial issues led a brisk rally. The Dow rose 4.46 points to 726.96 and the 60 stock average gained 1.0 to 275.9, with 121 issues hitting year highs amid optimistic sentiment and roughly 4.69 million shares traded.

Associated Press York Wall Street Dow Ford Chrysler International New York Stock Exchange Sugar Group U.S. Steel International Business Machines Polaroid Xerox American Telephone du Pont MGM Texas Instruments

Solons May Get Plans Next Week

Justice Department attorneys rush two part civil rights package aimed at desegregation of public facilities and quicker school integration. President Kennedy may send the bills to Congress by mid next week, timetable uncertain. A Florida judge dismissed contempt charges against 222 Negro protesters recognizing their right to peaceful picket.

Avalanche-Journal News Ashington Justice Department Kennedy Congress Tallahassee Florida Circuit Court Ben C. Willis Tobias Simon Miami

Twisters Hit Rural Areas

Severe storms blasted the South Plains with torrential rain hail and flash floods. In Lubbock five inches of rain fell in parts with 5.12 inches near Tohoka circle causing road closures and evacuations. Four tornadoes touched down causing minor damage others reported near Anton Sudan and Dean community. Two fishermen died near Perryton and a Memphis man died when struck by a car south of Panhandle.

Charles Cullin Avalanche-Journal Linding Lubbock South Plains Tohoka Weather Bureau Department of Public Safety Dean Roundup Hockley County Anton Sudan Post Crosbyton Tahoka Perryton Memphis Joe Webster Panhandle

Prayer Meditation for a New Day

A short devotional note offers thanks to God and asks for guidance to live the day close to the divine. It invites remembrance, devotion, and pleasing actions aimed at a spiritual life.

Lubbock High Holds Graduation in Flooded City

Despite flooded streets and heavy clouds about 3 500 residents attend Lubbock High School graduation at Municipal Coliseum. Valedictorian Robert Heineman and salutatorian Jill Philbrick lead the honors. Four seniors give the commencement address on Freely We Have Received Freely Give. Kay Thompson opens with a note on finding meaning through giving.

Bent Brewer Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Municipal Coliseum Lubbock High School Lubbock High Robert Heineman Jill Philbrick Heineman Richard E. Heineman Jill George Philbrick 26Th St Kay Thompson Kay

Fallout risk from Soviet tests understated but rising

Federal Radiation Council says fallout this year likely higher than last though exposure remains small. Strontium 90 levels may double from last year, leukemia and bone cancer risks stay near prior estimates, with 180 megatons yield from Soviet tests and 37 megatons US tests in 1962, 16 megatons causing fallout.

Ashington Federal Radiation Council the Council Natural Bone Council Soviet Union United States Pacific

China buys 46 million bushels Australian wheat on credit

Melbourne based Wheat Board chairman James V. Moroney said Communist China has contracted to buy 46 million bushels of Australian wheat on credit. This sale brings total Australian wheat exports to China since December 1960 to 236 million bushels, with payment to be settled over 12 months.

Melbourne Australia UPC Wheat Board James V. Moroney China

Rally Astonishes Doctors At Pope John XXIII’s Decline

Pope John XXIII, near death from peritonitis and prior hemorrhaging, briefly left a coma and spoke blessing to those at his bedside. At eighty one, his heart resisted final failure as Vatican officials noted surprising vitality and quoted the pontiff declaring I am the resurrection and the life Jesus Jesus.

Associated Press Ivan City John XXIII Vatican Jesus

Two Fishermen Drown Near Perryton After Torrential Rains

Two fishermen Ben H. Davis and Gene Noble Smith were found drowned in a water filled pickup south east of Perryton Texas. The 74 and 48 year old Booker residents were believed drowned when the pickup veered into a water filled ravine along Wolfe Creek after heavy rains. Coroner Hardy Hulsey said they died by drowning. Sheriff's deputies suspect the driver fell asleep or was blinded by rain. Camping gear near the overturned truck suggested a fishing trip.

Avalanche-Journal Erryton Tex Perryton Ben H. Davis Gene Noble Smith Booker Wolfe Creek Hardy Hulsey Ronnie Waide

Burglary Jokes in Comic Dictionary Section

The comic dictionary humorously defines a burglar as a man who lives within another man's means, offering a light pun about theft and frugality. The item appears in the newspaper's entertainment section alongside panels on TV radio schedules and horoscopes.

Areas Hit Again by High Water Flares Evacuations in East Lubbock

East Lubbock flooding forced evacuations as Civil Defense and Red Cross aided 50 to 60 residents after a heavy Friday downpour. Officials warned of more storms and prepared to open a central disaster shelter if rains return. Rescue efforts included the local boat club aiding a blind man and a woman from a flooded home.

Vaughn Hendrie Avalanche-Journal East Lubbock Pete Upton American Red Cross Upton Broadway Red Cross Civil Defense Harry Tower Lubbock

Weather Map Page 8 A Lubbock Area Forecast

Cloudy with little temperature change and scattered showers and thunderstorms possible this afternoon over Lubbock and surrounding areas. Southwest Weather brief notes uncertain thunderstorm development across the region.

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