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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1963

Page

4

Lawmakers' kin face pay crackdown in Washington

House Administration Committee approved a plan to bar federal funds for staffers not working in Washington or in a member's home state. It targets Rep Adam Clayton Powell's wife in Puerto Rico and Rep George Meader's daughter at the University of Florida, both on payrolls amid district duties.

Washington Adam Clayton Powell Puerto Rico House Administration Committee George Meader University of Florida House Powell New York House Education and Labor Committee Meader Michigan Katherine

Nine Zoning Appeals Set for Tonight Hearing

The City Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear nine variances and special exceptions at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. Items include a 12 unit apartment project at 2413 9th St meeting 53 percent lot coverage, private schools at 5122 36th St and 3404 61st St, a carport setback at 2603 E Bates St, a canopy at Phillips Petroleum’s 50th St and Memphis Ave site, and extensions and fences at several addresses. Churches seek buildings in single family zones, including sites at 19th St and Slide Rd, 5301 King Ave, and land west of Slide Rd.

City Zoning Board of Adjustment City Hall Charles S. Williams 9Th St H. H. Caldwell 36Th St Floyd Thompson 61St St Lewil A. Moore E. Bates St Board of Adjustment Canopy Okay Ken Ford Phillips Petroleum Co Memphis Ave 50Th ‘St Planning and Zoning Commission Hugh Dryer Jr C. Berwyn Tisdel Kenosha Ave American Lutheran Church 18Th St Slide Rd Andeast 19Th Street Eutimio Gonzales King Ave Clarence K. Whiteside Methodist City ‘Board of ‘Missions Slide Road 50Th Street 50Th St

Reds Reaffirm Right To Make Compromises

Moscow reiterates willingness to bargain with the West in dangerous situations. Kommunist defends Soviet foreign policy against Chinese criticism, recalling Lenin’s defense of compromises and noting the public debate between Moscow and Peking has not altered Moscow’s basic approach.

Moscow Kremlin Kommunist Peking Lenin

Long voyage home ends as Norwegians dock in New York

Bjorn Braaten and Kaare Anderson, 22 and 23 from Oslo, arrive in New York after crossing the Atlantic aboard the Stavangefjord. They plan a 4,300 mile kayak trek on the Columbia, Missouri and Mississippi rivers, starting after a Portland delivery and visits with fellow countrymen, ending in New Orleans.

Norway Bjorn Braaten Kaare Anderson Oslo Stavangefjord New York Portland Ore Columbia Missouri Mississippi New Orleans

Dallas Tower Tracks Low Altitude Jet Streams

The 1,521 foot UT tower near Dallas, taller than the Empire State Building, studies how low altitude jet streams affect takeoffs and landings. Data from 30 to 1,420 feet feeds a computer, with Weather gear made by Leeds and used by the Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories.

Dallas APS New York Empire State Building University of Texas WFAA KRLD Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories Leeds Alti& Northrop Co Philadelphia United States

18YearOld Mother Of Four Bears Triplets

An 18 year old woman in Bakersfield California gave birth to triplets Tuesday night, joining her husband and their seven children. The two girls weigh just over 4 pounds and the boy 5 pounds 9 ounces. The family, living in McFarland, has five other children aged 2, 4, and 1 with two older children, and the father earns about $50 weekly in summer farm work. The couple married at age 14. Kern County General Hospital says mother and children are doing fine and they receive no welfare aid.

Bakersfield Calif Jose Anita Escobedo Escobedo Kern County General Hospital Escobedos Anita Mother Land

Two-Price Plan Protest Grips Cotton Industry

Cotton mills campaign against the two price system shows bales in unusual places from the Georgia Capitol to other southern capitals. Signs highlight an 84 percent per pound price gap in favor of foreign mills as lawmakers observe the protest. The movement seeks equal access to world prices without subsidies, with Kennedy administration backing a reform.

Atlanta House Senate Georgia General Assembly North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Tennessee Kennedy U.S. Department of Agriculture Washington

City Child Hurt In Auto Mishap

A Lubbock child, 22 year old Troy Shepard, was run over while playing in a driveway. He was in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital after being struck by 24 year old Dean Allen Johnson.

Lubbock Troy Shepard Troy Shepard Sr Ave. KX Methodist Hospital Dean Allen Johnson Avenue 1S 19Th Street Johnson Travis Vincent Lovvorn Plainview 84Th St Taehoka Hwy West Texas Hospital

Barry Goldwater to Run for Third Senate Term

UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater will seek a third term in the Senate on the GOP ticket rather than pursue a 1964 presidential bid. In a March 13 release from Washington, he cited the need to continue work in Congress to curb government excess and defend national interests.

Phoenix UPI Barry Goldwater Senate GOP Congress Arizona Goldwater Washington

Ladies Night Set By Rotary Club at Lubbock Country Club

Downtown Lubbock Rotary Club hosts its annual Ladies Night at 7 p m today at Lubbock Country Club with about 400 attendees. Speaker will be Bob Murphey former Nacogdoches county attorney and former district attorney for Texas 2nd Judicial District. Music by Miss Sharon Vineyard. Co chairs are Bob Snyder and Everett Fulgham.

Lubbock

Cambridge Constable seeks damages for dog damage

Constable Gerald Patten asked Cambridge Council to pay 8.40 for damages after the council’s police dog he kept chewed through an ornamental walnut tree a honeysuckle vine two six foot square fence sections and two rose bushes.

Cambridge England UPI Gerald Patten Cambridge Council

Socialist leader Bev eridge to be buried in Northumbrian village

Lord Bev eridge the social scientist educator and reformer who shaped Britain's welfare state will be buried Thursday in the Northumbrian village of Birtley. He died Saturday at his Oxford home at age 83.

London UPD Lord Beveridge Birtley Oxford

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Robert W. Childers 190Th Signal Battalion Childers William R. Cave U. S. Army Corps Harold W. Pearcy Lynn Laws Arnold Macker John Halsey Jergen Gleem Csun UO Vitalis Roswell Barry Rotary Club
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