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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1962

Page

7

U.S. Learns From Stricken Ocean City Storm

Ocean City Maryland with a population around 1000, swelled to 50000 in summer, endures devastating tidal flood and wave damage after a March storm. National Guardsmen patrol as looting stays down. Kennedy declares disaster area with low interest loans for relief and rebuilding. Governor Tawes calls it the most destructive tide and flood he has seen.

Charles Cord Dry Ocean City UPI Maryland National Guardsmen Sea Tx Malibu Martha's Vineyard Kaneohe Key West Delaware, Mai Land Virginia Peninsula Delmarva New York Caslinas Kennnedy J. Millard Tawes St. Paul's-By-The-Sea Baltimore Ave Guard

Dallas parents protest history book in school use

Trustees decide to keep the history textbook The Story of Our American Freedom by Ednalume in Dallas schools after a group of parents objected that it distorts facts. They claim the book misstates events around the United Nations and the Alamo, citing patriotic themes and an inaccurate depiction of independence from Mexico.

Dallas Havei McGuire Ednalume United Nation UN Wa Alamo Pendence Mexico

Cattle Auction Sets Record Prices At Texas Show

AT MARSHALL AP cattle sold at the Texas Polled Hereford show fetched the highest total in three years. Thirty seven head brought 12 185 figures from buyers in Texas Arkansas and Louisiana. The top price went to a cow purchased by Lillian Flood from Simm Tri County Fair. A separate item notes Crosbyton Republicans plan a March 31 fair with barbecue and booths at Pioneer Auditorium to boost Dennis Taylor's campaign.

Marshall Texas Polled Hertford Association Texas Arkansas Louisiana Lillian Flood Simm Crosbyton Floyd Crosby Hugh Wite Keller Court of Canada D. H. Lawrence FA

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