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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1963

Page

40

Lubbock man builds two-room model railroad empire

Rod Haggard, 27, of 3410 33rd St., has a two-room two-level layout with 500 feet of track and 2,000 feet of wiring. He operates 115 locomotives, 400 freight cars, 120 passenger cars and related equipment using two control panels and five trains on a room-spanning display. The project, begun after moving from Dallas, is a four-year rebuilding plan for hobby-scale, tinplate O gauge replicas.

Jimmy Kercheville Avalanche-Journal Rod Haggard Santa Fe Haggard 33Rd St Dallas England

Two Held In Death Of Officer

GAINESVILLE AP A paroled Arizona convict and his waitress companion were held without bond in the fatal shooting of State Patrolman Kenneth Harrison. Five bullets struck him in the right shoulder as he radioed that he was bringing three prisoners to jail after a disturbance call. The car rammed a door and hit a feed mill building. One legged Jerry Anderson and Mrs Dorothy Sanders hid inside the mill and faced murder charges. A third man lingered in the back seat, unable to answer questions. Investigators say Anderson and Mrs Sanders signed statements. she said Anderson produced a pistol and she tried to stop him. They said they left Dallas late Saturday en route to Oklahoma to visit Andersons sister. Harrison, 37, had transferred here from Perryton. He left three children. Page 4.

Gainesville Arizona Kenneth Harrison Harrison Jerry Anderson Dorothy Sanders Dallas Texas Lewis Rigler Anderson Sanders Perryton Texas Panhandle O. E

Texas Lions select state queen for Miami convention

Judy Hill 17 of Fort Worth won the Texas Lions state queen title at Lubbock event and will lead the Lone Star delegation at the Miami International Lions convention. Alice Ballard and Vicki Hudson were named alternates. The three day district and state meetings drew about 2,000 Lions with plans for the upcoming Miami event set. Miss Hill is an Eastern Hills High School graduate and will ride in a parade convertible. The International runs June 19 to 22 in Miami.

Texas Lions Lions International Miami Lone Star Florida Judy Hill Fort Worth Handley- Meadowbrook Lions Alice Ballard Shallowater Vicki Hudson Austin Lubbock Lions Service Club Miami International the International Miss Hill Eastern Hills High School Texas Wayne Richardson Texas State Council of Governors Richardson Nice France Dallas Miss Ballard Gale Ballard Center Sargent Hill Tierney Ft. Worth Texas Lions Club Vickie Hudson Allen E. Hudson Miami Beach Fla

Prince Philip Celebrates 42nd Birthday In Fine Trim

Prince Philip marks his 42nd birthday in good shape and hopeful for a future title. He jokes about aging, plans gym workouts, and notes family dynamics including Queen Elizabeth and his son. The piece hints at following royal footsteps and appears on page 4.

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