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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment references a local event with unclear details and missing names or dates. The readable portions suggest a small community notice or notice of upcoming gathering without concrete facts.
Fragmentary text notes Khrushchev taking part in writing his speeches with checks and revisions. The passage mentions his involvement in shaping the final remarks and students observing the process.
Researchers study a cave in South Dakota once considered small noting potential vast passages and new entrances. Exploration aims to map big chambers, with counts suggesting routes and galleries reach substantial depths. Discovery could redefine the cave’s rank among global systems.
The article discusses Christine Eves pursuing acting in films after a controversial period. It quotes her saying she aims to be judged on merit not notoriety and desires a fresh life, speaking at a news conference from her home amid public attention.
President Bush faces questions over campaign expenditures during a Texas stop. He argues spending reflects the campaign's needs, while critics like Yarborough challenge the fundraising and accounting, urging fiscal restraint and accountability.
A fragmented item notes a GOP effort to block or modify taxes, referencing John WwW. The text suggests political action but lacks clear dates or locations. The record captures the gist of a tax dispute within the party context.
A Texas loan shark law review faces a constitutional challenge. Judge Merman Jones presides as hearings proceed on the measure with Rep Mille of Arkansas involved in tax discussion. The House Rules Committee clears an administration bill to raise the public debt limit from 213 to 224 billion dollars if Congress does not act before June.
The board notes six colleges under its authority have avoided formal integration but previously urged delaying minority applications to ease tension. Institutions listed include West Texas, Canyon, Sul Ross, Alpine, San Marcos, East Texas, Commerce, Stephen F. Austin, Nacogdoches, Sam Houston, Huntsville, and others. The shift marks a move toward ending the delaying tactics once used to handle racial integration.
Local donors the Johnsons contribute to a church rebuilding effort. The gift supports ongoing construction work and reflects sustained community support for the religious facility.
A longtime Clovis car dealer has died leaving a mark on the local auto trade. The obituary notes his years of service, notable clients, and involvement in community events. The feature honors his legacy and impact on residents and local businesses.
A fatal traffic accident occurred near Tatum with a woman as the sole victim. Police and state patrol officers investigated the scene as vehicles rolled, yielding a somber report of a life lost in a likely collision.
Rich ard Eugene Arms 25 of Fort Worth died in a Lubbock highway crash. Services at Rose Hill Cemetery Tyler and burial by Lloyd James Funeral Home. Memorial planned later at Edgepark Methodist Fort Worth. Wife Janice and two sons hospitalized. Survivors include ten brothers, his parents, and a grandfather.
Police report a father A B Simpson Sr aged 56 and son A B Simpson Jr aged 37 died after a weekend binge involving boiled wood alcohol and beer. A third man Jesse Burl Williams, 20, was in critical condition. A fourth man faced police inquiry as the search continued.
Funeral services were conducted for a former Doolittle Raider linked to the old Perrin Field and Pampa Army Air Field. The obituary notes the veteran's wartime service and later life details, reflecting on his dedication to aviation history and his role in the war era.
Lord Beaverbrook died peacefully at his suburban Cherh home after months of illness. He had a long career in journalism and politics and was once blamed for wartime propaganda, a claim he disputed in later years. He is survived by daughter Janet Giedys and widow Lacy Marca Dunn. his first wife Glades died in 1927.
Charles E Spear a longtime Happy resident and former Tulsa worker died Monday in Ainslie Osteopathic Hospital. Burial will be in Happy Cemetery with LaGrone Funeral Home directing. Survivors include wife Helen two sons Fabert and Chyre a daughter Mrs Blanche Harte two brothers and a sister.
Mrs. Robertson dies in Amarillo after long residence in Slaton. Funeral set for Thursday at First Baptist Church with Dr. Charles Wood officiating. Burial Englewood Cemetery. Winans Funeral Home in charge. She leaves five sons and six daughters in multiple states.
Graveside services for Larry Charles Ellis infant son of Mr and Mrs C H Ellis of 1311 House St will be at 3 pm in Weatherford Cemetery The Rev White will officiate Burial by White Funeral Home The infant died Tuesday at Labbock s Methodist Hospital about eight hours after birth Survivors include sister Karen Frances and grandparents Bud Mread Ho Ellis Fargo Ga and Mr and Mrs Henry W Davis Weatherford Local arrangements under George Price Funeral Home
Mrs. Dwight dies. services for Mrs. Dwight scheduled at 2 pm today in Franknie Bartley Chapel with Rev. Tesid Calhoun of Feet Baptist Church Hobbs. Burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Frankie Bartley Funeral direction. She died Monday at Methodist Hospital. A former Labberk resident aged 19 years, survivors include Leroy Corie Petty Ray Long Wayne Mahalfey Hancock.
James Henry Stanley a Sudan resident and retired carpenter died at his home Tuesday at 5 44 a m Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 00 p m in Sudan Baptist Church with the Rev Willie Hazeil officiating Burial will be in Sudan Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home direction He is survived by his wife three daughters five sons two sisters and one brother and 22 grandchildren
Mrs J B Brown aged 80 died Tuesday at 2403 E 9th St after a lengthy illness. A Fort Worth native who moved to Lubbock 30 years ago she was a member of First Baptist Church. Survived by son Herb Brown Andrews three daughters Edna May Brown Jeff Beck El Cajon Calif Roy Marks Clovis sister E H Roark Fort Worth three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral arrangements at Henderson Wilson Funeral Home.
Amarillo patrolman Isllam Meadows slain in a Monday gunfire chase of a stolen vehicle. Rites set for 3 pm at Olton Cemetery with services at First Baptist Church in Amarillo. Burial with family graveside honors follows at Olton Cemetery. Meadows survived by wife Lynn and his parents.
An ad claims half of laxative distress comes from the stomach and promotes Sal Hepatica as the full solution. It promises instant gas relief and reduced discomfort by combining laxative and antacid effects in one product.
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