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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1961
Page
8
Weather event brings tornadoes hail and heavy rain across Lubbock Lynn Martin and surrounding counties. Power outages traffic disruption and property damage noted as storms move southeast of Lubbock with multiple injuries and area cleanup efforts underway.
The river flood endangers rich farmland along the river with mention of forces gathering at ferry points and warnings of rising water. Officials report water levels rising to dangerous depths and crews preparing drainage and road closures as the river crested then subsided.
Confrbulations ta read as a playful notice celebrating a dim Wee event with mention of Boe figures. The fragment hints at a local social item, lacking clear names, dates, or place details to verify specific individuals or organizations.
A damaged OCR segment lists scattered words and partial names, mentioning places and people in a jumbled sequence. It lacks coherent events or dates, but preserves several identifiable proper nouns and potential locations amid the rough text.
Fragmented OCR recalls a tense assembly where Governor Vesey addresses lawmakers, urging action on multiple issues. Reports mention a proposed $21 million measure, references to energy policies, and debates over licensing and public contracts. The piece hints at party lines, procedural moves, and a tense mood in the chamber.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a cease-fire status and international response, noting U S and allied positions, calls for restraint, and warnings about potential policy shifts. Mentions reinvigorated diplomacy, military deployments, and concerns over sanctions, with references to leaders and governing bodies shaping the debate.
John Elmer Debnam's funeral rites are planned in Lamesa with services featuring local clergy and a procession. The obituary notes his long ties to the community, with arrangements set at the local funeral home and burial to follow at a nearby cemetery.
A heated legislative session erupts as a group of solons attacks Daniel's tax proposal amid protests and contested figures. The debate centers on proposed levies, deployment, and the influence on local industries, with lawmakers trading sharp remarks and demanding clarification. The scene includes references to committees, responses from speakers, and lingering questions about fiscal impact and statutory scope.
In a recent PTA gathering, Leee-Me Rasitet was named president, with Lea Cling elected vice president, a treasurer and secretary chosen, while other officers including a yearbook editor and Titan Richardyan held leadership roles.
The obituary notes the death of George H Hilton in the city. It mentions burial arrangements at Labback Cemetery with details including a planned funeral and local associations. The battered OCR text references names such as ACL Hilton and San Denis, with scattered personal ties and locations.
Funeral services for Martin W. Marty Norris of Silverton will be held at 2 30 p m at the First Haptt Church with Reverend Haphat minister officiating. Norris died at home after months of illness. He was a retired employee of the county department. Survivors include his wife four sons four daughters two sisters and 10 grandchildren.
Frlday at 3:30 p.m. the University of Denssi holds commencement closing its academic year with bachelor degrees. Renate Gunserves and Rowen Gunserves are named among graduates. Saturday ceremonies at Col legs Fark in Ma award further degrees. Local figures connected to the event include A. Washington of Croshyton and Praya the Mid Hand.
Mrs McClain dies at Spur with services planned at 20 Bn Nelay 6. Burial in Guard Cemetery under direction of Sanpielt Paschal Yome. Survivors include Mes Bessie Ssicduraader Spe and Mes Lat Tavern and Mew doe Mitchell.
A repair yard report notes a crop dusting plane ditching during a flight near Brosh. The pilot escaped unharmed as rescuers attended the scene, with local authorities investigating the incident and assessing damage to the aircraft.
Fragmented OCR text reports a police chief slain in a violent incident with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but the event centers on a police chief dying and ensuing sobs, with scattered phrases referencing a community or station and possible suspects or bystanders.
A fragmented report notes Harlineen securing the first cotton bale at Fo Ho Farm. The interleaved lines reference weighing and local reactions, with unclear names and dates due to OCR distortion. Further readable context suggests ongoing field activity and farm progress.
Dean H Poreizn, longtime correspondent, dies at 82. Obituary notes his career covering local news and community events. Survived by family. funeral arrangements pending in the hometown.
The report details a volatile situation in Bolivia with references to a state of siege and rebel activity. Names are obscured, but mentions Victor Poa Biaternasu and foreign influence hint at a coup, with government control asserted. The fragmentary text notes military movements and political tension.
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