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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
7
New York AP reports the steel labor settlement shifts bargaining toward fringe benefits rather than higher wages. The pact excludes direct wage increases but guarantees a company financed 13 week vacation every fifth year for high seniority workers and expands hospitalization coverage.
Dr. A. T. Waterfall, OSU herbarium chief, lectured Tech biology educators on taxonomy and plant discovery. He noted 2,600 Oklahoma flora species with 260 new to the state and 6 or 7 new to science, and discussed modern methods beyond visual classification.
Marriage licenses issued for Curtis Neeley and Sue Ellen Jordan in Lubbock Pecos. Huggins and Minter in Lubbock. Sherron and Bernice Stafford in Lubbock. Armstrong and Donna King in Plainview. Snell and Judy Kelly in Lampasas Lubbock courts list district cases including defenses on accounts divorces and auto accident damages. various banks sue on notes and accounts in multiple county courts.
Texas Banking Commissioner James Falkner said nationwide branch banking for national banks could compel state banks to adopt similar patterns to stay competitive. He noted past laws allowing branch banking were undermined by constitutional limits and warned many state banks might convert if Congress approves a federal branch system. Falkner spoke at the first meeting of the newly formed Association of State Chartered Banks in Texas, Inc.
Canterbury Class of First Methodist Church plans a weekend retreat at Ceta Canyon near Happy with guests from Interdenominational Single Adult Fellowship and other groups. The outing leaves 1 p.m. today from Miss Earlene Walker's home at 1718 40th St with Marjorie Carlson in charge. Activities include swimming volleyball hiking and a campfire wiener roast. Lucille Meador will deliver The Temple of Beauty devotional at morning watch Sunday. Dorothy Filgor teaches the Sunday School lesson.
London bookmakers report a poor year performance with losses across divisions as betting shops face reduced patronage, regulation pressures, and economic headwinds impacting wagering volumes and profits.
Princeton report from Gallup Poll finds white parents in the North and South oppose desegregation beyond token levels. Northern parents show 10% object to a few colored students, 7% do not object, 3% have no opinion. Southern parents show 61% object to a few colored students.
The White House announced Charley the Kennedy Welsh terrier is the sire of four new puppies born to Pushinka the White House dog. A photo shows Pushinka with the dark-eyed brood, all resembling their brown-haired father.
The annual Miss Hobbs pageant will be held at 8 p.m. today in the high school auditorium. Seven contestants compete for the title and a chance to enter Miss New Mexico in July. Contestants include Marina Stubblefield Gay Gillespie Ann Roether Kaye Lynn Cox. Cox, a 1963 graduate, plans to attend Eastern New Mexico University at Portales next year as a majorette.
Hobbs Business and Professional Women's Club sponsors a pageant featuring finalists Carla Sue Follis Laura Ann Moore and Berna Sue Pritchard. Each contestant is profiled with high school graduation and pageant achievements from Hobbs Eunice and nearby areas.
Ward's Reports says this week’s auto output reaches 169,746 cars, down from 173,672 last week and 107,406 a year ago. Truck production stands at 30,076. Through six months, industry totals reach 3,932,814 cars and 716,942 trucks, with year over year gains. By end of June, Ward's forecasts 4,850,000 units, up about 13.8 percent from last year’s first half.
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