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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
1
Kennedy and Howe led a Senate House conference approving a Kennedy backed housing bill with minor changes. Conferees set a standard term, allowed FHA extendable five years for low income borrowers, and outlined payment share thresholds up to eighteen thousand dollars.
The House Military Appropriations subcommittee chair says the proposed defense budget for the coming year would be the largest peacetime spend in history, funding broad military needs while Kennedy’s requests are trimmed by offsetting adjustments. The bill faces floor action amid accusations of waste and rule abuse in the services.
Peter Lollar of Little Rock Arkansas underwent a first bone brace operation described as rare after ribs and bones fractured dozens of times. Doctors inserted a rod into his left leg to strengthen it and reduce future fractures with the hope of more procedures later.
A plane incident over a California resort area sparked a brush fire that consumed several cabins in the Shadow Lake district. Witnesses reported clear skies as the aircraft skimmed coastal waters before losing power. The blaze threatened multiple structures and authorities worked to contain the damage amid the emergency.
A severe rainstorm in Tokyo leaves 175 dead and many missing. Rescue teams canvass affected districts as authorities warn of further storms and urge evacuation of vulnerable areas.
The father of the league's leading hitter stops his car after Gobbler Creek to watch his son at bat as the team vies for the batting crown. The article notes a late Tuesday game, with the son posting a .377 average and drawing comparisons to Roger Maris in pursuit of the league crown.
The Lubbock Commission votes to expand radar enforcement and raise penalties for moving violations following a fatal accident involving a seven year old boy. The plan includes steeper fines for first and second offenses and added penalties during a 124 month period, with details to come in Page 13.
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons Britain would not abandon the Western alliance and would uphold the freedom of Berlin amid Soviet pressure. The speech coincided with Charles de Gaulle recalling French troops from Algeria and U.S. assurances of fighting to maintain Western unity against the Iron Curtain.
The article outlines a defensive strategy for NATO with emphasis on space science cooperation and non offensive bases. It notes Britain’s stance on providing storage and training facilities to strengthen NATO’s defensive capacity while avoiding offensive military bases. The piece references the United Kingdom offering aid to the Federal Republic and discusses industrial ties amid ongoing discussions on security and collaboration.
West supports Kuwait in regional issue with emphasis on stability and allied cooperation. Readers see brief commentators and official statements outlining policy directions and potential impacts.
A concise note on prayer focusing on the Our Father phrase and faith involving reverence toward the heavens.
Lincoln County authorities schedule a hearing to decide on authorizing disinterment and reburial of Billy’s body. The court will review an order to move the remains to a new burial site as Fort Sumner’s plans to promote the area as a tourist attraction move forward.
Weather map notes reference light winds and temperatures around 65 with light readings. The report mentions Lueck and Vieni as observers noting a gentle breeze and mild conditions continuing.
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