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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
2
Berlin teens Renate and Ingrid use flash lights to Morse code across the wall dividing West and East Berlin. They trade notes about Rolf’s furlough and hopes for meeting, recounting their wartime friendship under barbed wire and soldiers.
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told graduates at Ft. McNair that Cuba is a Communist showcase of failure. He cited declines in gross national product food consumption and sugar output, and said the Alliance for Progress must prevail as Soviets withdraw. He noted mass Cuban exodus and costs to the Soviet Union.
Burglaries of two businesses and a city residence were reported with limited loss details. A 49.95 radio and 95 worth of luggage disappeared from 4912 18th St. Fannys Cafe and Jordans Music Co. were burglarized on Ave J and E 34th St. A black wood trailer and a trailer tire with wheel were taken near Plainview and Petersburg. A trousers set worth 7 and a .22 rifle were reported missing from local homes.
Woody Clark a 45 year old Lubbock man suffered serious burns March 8 when he tripped on wires and spilled hot asphalt over his clothing. Reported satisfactory in Galveston Wednesday morning after transfer to John Sealy Medical School for plastic surgery and intensive care. Clark lived alone at a small hotel and worked for a roofing and asphalt firm.
The article notes Pennsylvania as the birthplace of James Buchanan, who became the 15th president after being elected in 1856.
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