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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1962
Page
1
Duane Howeele reports from the Seoth Phrins Junior Fat Stock Show where grand champion steers drew record bids. The top seller brought a pounds for the champion, amid intense bidding that set new price benchmarks for the fair.
Six month old Clarence Edward Dean died after a traffic mishap that hurt three others. The baby son of Mr and Mrs Chester T Dean was hospitalized at Marys Hospits while the other victims’ conditions were reported as critical or improving.
Fragmented OCR reads like a political note about a charge denial connected to Nixon and a book. It mentions politics, state actors, and possible references to legal or public figures amid unclear phrasing.
Utilities crews mobilize as strong gusts sweep the coast and downtown, delaying travel and prompting cautious advisories. Forecasters warn of continued windy conditions into the evening with temperatures dipping and high tides expected in the harbor.
Voters show support for Texas State University in a local tech initiative. The article notes university involvement, potential funding, and community interest in the program.
Fragmented OCR shows a tense note on U S talks with Geneva and a reference to a prayer page. No clear names or dates extractable.
A terse local report notes the conviction and sentencing of a slave trader, with details on charges and the judge. The outcome and location are recorded, highlighting the legal action and its result.
A compact summary shows the Planning Board examining policy statements and scheduling future actions. Amid scattered notes, references to sections and committees hint at ongoing discussions on zoning, development guidelines, and community design.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a public notice and events on an upcoming Wednesday. Reads as a damaged page with scattered names, amounts, and page references. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or concrete actions discernible from readable excerpts.
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