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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1963

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Alabama Guards Move Into Tuscaloosa for Integration Showdown

National Guardsmen and civilian officers moved into Tuscaloosa to prevent violence as two Negro students prepare to enter the University of Alabama. Gov. George Wallace vowed to block entry, while federal troops could be called if the crisis escalates. Police arrested several whites near a Ku Klux Klan rally as the standoff began.

Associated Press Tuscaloosa Ala Alabama National Guardsmen University City George Wallace University Center Huntsville Alfred Harrison James N. Brown 152Nd Engineer Combat Group Birmingham Col Albert Lingo

Lions Name Queen for Miami Trip Delegation

Judy Hill, 17, Fort Worth, representing Handley Meadowbrook Lions No. 4 and District 2E-2, was chosen as queen to reign over the Lone Star delegation to the Lions International convention in Miami. Alice Ballard and Vickie Hudson were named first and second alternates. The event capped a three day Texas Lions gathering in Lubbock with about 2,000 members attending.

Leon Fleming Avalanche-Journal Bexas Lions Lions International Miami Lone Star Florida Judy Hill Fort Worth Handley- Meadowbrook Lions Alice Ballard Shallowater Vickie Hudson Austin Lubbock Lions Ser Ivice Club Texas Lions Service Club Miss Hill Texas Miami International the International Eastern Hills High School

Aged Pastor Dies In Pulpit

Rev. Alfred M. Rahn aged 80 died in the pulpit during his farewell sermon at the Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church Souderton Pennsylvania after 44 years of service. He recalled becoming the churchs first full time minister in 1918 and burying his first wife and their daughter in the churchyard as emotion filled his remarks.

Souderton UPI Alfred M. Rahn Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Rahn

Snow Strands Motorists on Trail Ridge in Colorado Rockies

An intermittent snow and ice storm traps an undisclosed number of motorists on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park amid four foot drifts and zero visibility. Park service plows guide drivers to shelters at Fall River Pass and Rock Cabin. Ranger Bill Eisenberry briefly becomes trapped but finds shelter at Iceberg Lake.

Associated Press Stes Park Colo Colorado Rockies Bill Eisenberry Iceberg Lake Park Service Trail Ridge Road Fall River Pass Rock Cabin

Boiler explosion injures dozens at Florida shopping center

A boiler blew at a crowded Fort Walton Beach cafeteria injuring about 45 people as debris rained over 100 diners. About 40 were admitted to Fort Walton Beach Hospital and five to Eglin Air Force Base Hospital. Located in northwest Florida on the Gulf.

Fort Walton Beach Fila Eglin Air Force Base Hospital Walton Beach Florida Gulf of Mexico

Comic Dictionary Demagogue Stirs Storm of Satire

A humorous dictionary entry defines demagogue as a politician who rocks the boat and then alarms you about the dangerous storm at sea. The piece satirizes political fear tactics with concise wit.

Slag Heap of Human Beings Warned By Wirtz

Secretary of Labor Wirtz warns of a growing slag heap of youth if teen unemployment rises, with May at 18 percent and more than a quarter of the unemployed youths. He cites a bumper postwar wave, training needs, and higher education to spur jobs and economy. costs cited for training exceed daily life support.

Associated Press Ashington — Sec. of Labor W. Willard Wirtz Wirtz

Weekend Toll 24 Perish In Violence Over Texas

Violent death toll in Texas reached 24 after weekend crashes and killings. Included were an officer slain in Gainesville and two soldiers killed near Georgetown, with multiple injuries and other fatal accidents across the state.

Texas Sherman Gainesville

Plainview Shooting Death Ties Fight Crowd Violence

A 28 year old Plainview construction worker M. Harrison was shot to death early Sunday while watching a fight outside a Toho­ka Highway night spot. A 30 year old Black man is being questioned. Four others injured in related shootings.

Jerry McCarty Avalanche-Journal Non M. Harrison Plainview Tohoka Hwy Albert Smith Bruce Parson Waylon Stoker Harrison

Rescue Ends Gulf Ordeal

A 45 year old Pennsylvania fisherman Russell C Swift was rescued after six days adrift in a 39 inch square bait box in the Gulf of Doctors. He survived without food or water though sunburned and blistered. Swift said his 30 foot snapper boat the Java sank on June 3 and he drifted often near fishing vessels before a shrimper and Coast Guard air units aided his return to land. He was hospitalized in good condition.

Fort Myers Fla.api Pennsylvania Gulf of Mexico Russell C. Swift Swift West Springfield Coast Guard Java Here Coral King St. Petersburg Coast

Syrian border village struck by Israeli jets claim

Syria accuses Israeli warplanes of firing rockets into a village near the Sea of Galilee on Sunday. The clash follows regional tensions and cross border incidents involving Damascus and Tel Aviv.

Damascus Syria Sea of Galilee

Kennedy urges Mayors on Civil Rights as Crisis Grows

President Kennedy appeals to 650 mayors to give Negroes a fair chance and ease racial tensions amid the civil rights crisis. He plans a major speech at American University and weighs themes linking foreign policy and domestic rights. He flies to Hawaii to address the annual conference and cautions leaders to stay calm as action progresses.

Avalanche-Journal Onolulu Kennedy Mayors of America National Conference of Mayors Washington University of Alabama American University Theodore Sorensen U.S Hawaii Birming- Ses Jfk

Prayer Request From Mrs Amos Pate

A devotional note signed by Mrs Amos Pate of Littlefield asks for divine guidance and wisdom. The message seeks spiritual strength to follow God more courageously in service and holiness.

Amos Pate Littlefield

Ministers To Seek New Posts After Church Bar

In Jackson Mississippi the Methodist church city’s largest congregation barred five Negroes from Sunday worship. The pastor and assistant pastor said they will request new assignments while other white churches refused entry to additional Negro worshippers amid ongoing desegregation tensions.

Marvin Franklin Georgia Mississippi Selah Missouri Central College Yale Divinity School Fayette Kansas City Memphis Oklahoma City St. Peter's First Baptist Church Iola McGinness Capital Methodist Calvary Baptist Ross Barnett

Macmillan Ends Rest as Crisi Strains Britain

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan cut short a Scottish golfing holiday to return to London amid a growing government scandal involving Christine Keeler and John Profumo. The affair, with alleged Soviet links and a jailed associate, threatens unity ahead of a crucial June 17 House of Commons debate.

Associated Press ONDON Harold Macmillan London Macmillan Christine Keeler John Profumo Yevgeny Ivanov Scotland Buckingham Palace Stephen Ward Ward Profumo Miss Keeler House of Commons Moscow Ivanov Profumo Macmillan Britain

Weather Map Page 9 A Lubbock Region Forecast

Lubbock area partly cloudy with chances of late afternoon storms. High near 94, overnight low around 61. Today's sunrise 7:57 am, sunset 7:57 pm. Humidity peak 95 percent, humidity minimum 1 percent. Regional readings show Abilene 93, El Paso 81, Dallas 83, Houston 90, Roswell 84, Denver 66.

Lubbock Abilene ElPaso Alban Houston Amanita Oxia Dallas Roswell Denver W. Falls

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