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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

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Estes Faces Delay Motion in Reeves County Theft Case

Billie Sol Estes shifted strategy after a brief start to a felony theft trial. Defense counsel sought a six to nine month continuance citing publicity, while Judge Staley paused proceedings to rule. The 32 member venire faced extensive questioning about prior remarks by Kennedy and Estes.

Axaanche Journal JECOS Billie Sol Estes J. MW. Staley John Cofet Estes Reeves County Cofer Ventiremen Veniremen Reeves County Sherff AL B Dist. Atty R. B. McGowen Meowen Kennedy Ase Thomas Bell

Stand Made Clear At Warsaw Meet

The United States warned Red China it would defend Nationalist China's Formosa against attack but would not back a Nationalist invasion of the Chinese mainland. In Warsaw, Ambassador Cabot and Wang Dine Nun discussed the Taiwan Strait, with the State Department confirming the June 23 meeting. Washington voiced opposition to force and urged mutual renunciation, while noting reports of Red China military buildup near Fukien and Canton area.

Associated Press Ashington United States Red China China Formosa State Department U.S Warsaw John Moors Cabott Pa- Jama Wang Dine Nun Wang J Cabot Tai- Wan Strait Department Quemoy Matsu Joseph Reap Wang Taiwan Strait Red Chiang Kei-Shek Red Chili Jna Naviro Kennedy Lincoln White Fukien Strait of Formosa Canton Washington

May fight action as Solons lash court ruling on prayers

Congress weighs constitutional amendments to overturn the Supreme Court ban on school prayer amid sharp criticism. Sen. Dirksen cautions such changes face a tough path requiring two thirds in both houses and state ratification, while advocacy for local voluntary measures grows.

Ay He Tashington Supreme Court Congress Ated Dirksen Newsien House Senate New York Hug L. Black

Ceremony Turns Dear Girl Into Woman Of Your Purse

A lighthearted note on the rite of passage from girlhood to wifehood, framing the wedding as a financial and social milestone. The quip suggests the bouquet is traded for a larger budget and a change in affection tied to prudent spending.

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Bean Sentencing Scheduled Today

El Paso County Judge Wodrow Bean faces sentencing in U S District Court today for failure to file income tax returns. He pleaded guilty to six counts on June 18. The maximum penalty is one year in jail and a $19,000 fine per count. Bean admitted during his campaign for the Democratic nomination for Congressman at Large that he had not filed for ten years.

Budget Hearing Set for Lubbock ISD Additions

Trustees approved preliminary additions totaling about 348 750 for two schools at a Tuesday session in the Plainsman Hotel. The meeting covered budget reviews, early dismissals for fair week, personnel changes, and plans for a 220 000 Bayless Elementary addition including 14 classrooms and cafeteria expansion.

Corrance Vy Avalate Journal Lubbock Independent School District Plainsman Panhandle South Plains Fair Assn Teastees Nat Williams Ernest Skinner Skinner Arnold Macker Wesley Jordan Macker, Jordan

Market's Early Rally Falls Back in Mixed Session

New York stocks opened with a sharp intraday gain but soon retreated, leaving a mixed pattern. Traders noted volume was moderate as early optimism faded and the market found support near a possible bottom, with some hoping for a base to form if buy interest returns.

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Dog fighting convention ends amid fatalities in Meridian

About 20 hounds fought to the death in Meridian as police, alerted to the event, moved the site. Eight dogs were killed and organizers reportedly faced an $80 000 prize pool. The Meridian police and Humane Society of America investigated and questioned attendees linked to a national dog fighting syndicate.

United Press Internationa Meridian Miss Pertit Jan Hunany Society Amesi 1 Uust Tye Nw Morgan Launssville New Ork Point Mississippi Morgan

Brazil Faces Major Test Over New Government

President Joao Goulart seeks approval of Foreign Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas to lead a new government after a cabinet shakeup. Labor groups reportedly plan a march on the Chamber of Deputies as opposition grows among conservatives in Congress.

Cvail Bra Joao Goulart Congress Goulart Francisco San Tiago Dantas Chamber of Deputies Dantas

Twister Near Corpus Douses Area with Dust, Rain and Tornado

A front moved through the region with scattered thundershowers across two segments southeast of the South Plains. Dust storms and heavier rains spread, and a tornado struck other parts of the state, causing damage and alerting residents.

South Plains

Rainfall report across Plains from Seminole to Matador

Weather readings show low Yields with rainfall across the Plains from Seminole to Matador and Levelland to Amherst. Estimates suggest about one inch in spots south and southeast of Levelland, around 3 p.m. Sea Graves recorded .75 inch as landowners northeast of Matador report up to 0.5 inch.

Seminole Matador Levelland Amherst Kan Graves New Mexico Lavinton-Hobbs Lavington Plains Orange Grove Corpus Christi Tovalde South Plains Min Post Littlefield Tahoka Bytoni Sad Mloydada Lubbock Weather Bureau

Nuclear tests discussed for Nevada site by U S agencies

Washington AP reports the United States may conduct very low yield nuclear tests in the Nevada desert to study effects. The Defense Department and AEC say no decision has been made to proceed. Tests would be US atmospheric if held above ground, but precautions would limit radiation.

Washington United States Amity Nevada Desert Hipan Defense Department Momie Energy Commission AEC Nevada

Prayer Exhorts Faithful to Accept Life’s Trials

A devotional prayer asks for strength to endure Christ’s cross, seeking divine help to turn weakness into strength and sorrow into triumph, while acknowledging God’s will and omnipotence.

Father Jesus

Inmate Hunger Protest on Water Tower At State Prison

Twelve more inmates join Robert Payne atop a water tower beside the Western Correctional Institution to demand humane treatment. Payne has been on a hunger strike since Monday and vows to stay until an investigation concludes. Warden Moroney dismisses the action as attention seeking while confirming Payne endured 19 days in a punitive hole with minimal bedding.

United Bees International Tuest Robert Payne Western Correctional Institution Payne Aintak Rere James F. Moroney Wansdanss Maroney

July Fourth Parade Set in Lubbock for 9 30 A M Start

Independence Day events plan a full morning parade down Broadway from Ave E to College, led by Khiva Temple motor escort and the U S Line Corps Reserve Color Guard. Floats and units include American Legion entries, youth groups, ROTC, and veterans groups with a fireworks show at Lowrey Field and a flag history program at Mackenzie Park.

IXTY Lubbock J. B. Joiner Ave. E College Ave Khiva Temple U.S. Line Corps Reserve U.S. War Reserve Ladies Auxiliary The Vetrans of Foreign Wars American Legion United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the American Revolution Lubbock Boat Club PBX Club YWCA Citizens Traffic Council First Baptist Church Young Peopl Lubbock Ct Women's Association Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Lubbock County Republican Committee Junior Rangers Municipal Auditorium Lowrey Field Mackenzie Park Jomer

Weather Map Page For Lubbock And Vicinity

Partly cloudy with scattered showers in the afternoon and evening. High near 90 degrees. Light easterly and southeasterly winds. Temperatures show today lower than yesterday with around 85 to 82 degrees and humidity near 64 percent at midnight. Southwest weather section notes high and low temperatures and local conditions.

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