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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1963

Page

6

Two Jets Fire On Floridian Near Cuba Reported

The U S motorship Floridian in international waters off Cuba reported two unidentified jet aircraft fired bursts across its bow and stern but did not strike. CINCLANT ordered jets to area as Floridian, escorted by U S planes, heads to Miami due about 7 a m tomorrow.

Coast Guard U.S Cuba San Juan Puerto Rico Miami Washington U. S Ala United States Kennedy Defense Department Caribbean Paris Jackson Benjamin Washington National Security Council Castro State Department Khrushchev Baku Caibarien Havana Tass Soviet Union

Six Texas minors admit robbery spree in Sparks Nevada

Six heavily armed Texas youths including two girls were arrested in Sparks Nevada after admitting a robbery burglary spree linked to Portland Oregon Eureka California. investigators say 20 guns were found in their car motel and belongings. Authorities from Fort Worth and San Antonio area identified three suspects by name while two girls and a 16-year-old boy were held at juvenile hall.

Sparks Nev Texas Robert J. Galli Portland Ore Eureka Calif Galli Sidney Edward Nelson Woody Leon Beggs Frank Marion Keith Fort Worth Stephenville Amarillo Federal Bureau of Investigation Reno Keith Nelson Gallie San Francisco

Negro pilot asks Supreme Court to force Continental hiring

Marlon D. Green, an Air Force veteran and self-identified Grissom classmate, petitions the Supreme Court to compel Continental Air Lines to hire him as a pilot. He alleges the Colorado Supreme Court erred in upholding the airline's right to refuse employment based on race despite qualifying tests and later hiring white candidates.

Washington Air Force Virgil S Grissom Supreme Court Marlon D. Green Colorado Supreme Court Continental Air Lines Green Colorado Continental State High Court State Commission Patrick M. Westfeldt Westfeldt

Hospital TV gal project eyed at half‑million cost

Hale said the new wing will relocate the hospital pharmacy and business office with other improvements. Plainview architect John Kerr has begun work. Reelected board members include Allen Rigler president E M Osborn vice president and treasurer E Mitchell McGarr and Hugh Hale for three-year terms. Darwin Winfield was recently hired as administrator.

Hale John Kerr Plainview Allen Rigler E. M. Osborn Bee E. Mitchell McGarr Hugh Hale Darwin Winfield

Local births announced in Lubbock area

Congratulations go to multiple families in the Lubbock region noting the birth of babies at local hospitals. Daughters and sons are listed with weights and exact birth times along with parent occupations and home addresses. Families include Taylors, Rodriguezes, Blairs, Masten, Flores, Padron, Rodriguez, Findley and others.

Frank Rodriguez Vernon St. Mary's Hospital Lubbock Supply Co

Weather notes show late freezes and rain shortages on the South Plains

April records reveal multiple springs with subfreezing readings from 1953 to 1954 and several 32 degree freezes in 1959 to 1962. Farmers seek rain as moisture remains low, irrigation runs nonstop, and Lubbock reports below normal rainfall though bed prep continues.

South Plians Lee H. McElroy Lubbock Court Lubbock

Paris Strikes Hit Gas Electricity Services

Strikes by gas and electricity workers disrupted Paris transportation with trains and elevators stalled mid ride and meals half cooked. A separate walkout halted about 90 percent of service on major Paris bus lines.

Paris Paris UPI Paris

Estes Guilty on Five Fraud and Conspiracy Charges

Estes, 38, was found guilty on five counts of fraud and conspiracy after a 48 hour and 35 minute jury deliberation. The verdict caps a collapse of his paper empire built on phony fertilizer tank collateral. Identical charges await trial in Pecos.

Estes John D. Cofer Dr. John Bobbie Frank Washington Wall Street Agricultural Department Pecos el Paso

Turner's Cash Heist Ends With Vanished Cigarettes

Turner attempted to rob a stash of 262000 cigarettes after flashing a pile of bank notes in a plan devised by Quinnell Cook and Smith. Turner vanished with the money and back room loot, later captured six months later.

Quinnell Cook Smith Turner

Sulphur Queen Men May Have Fallen Victims Of Sharks

A Coast Guard board report says two Marine Sulphur Queen crew members clung to life preservers and may have fought sharks after the molten sulfur carrier vanished in February with 39 aboard. Debris in Florida included seven life preservers, one with a shirt, suggesting a drowned crewman slipped from the preserver or was attacked.

New York VPS Coast Guard Board of Texas Virginia James D. Craik Seventh Coast Guard Miami Florida

Purchase of Airline Control Is Announced

Central Airlines says two Texans have bought controlling stock of the Fort Worth based carrier. A. A. Bradford of Midland and Keith Kahle of Fort Worth acquired control from Curtis L. Carlson and Carl R. Jone of Minneapolis. Details and price not disclosed.

Fort Worth Central Airlines

Ireland Plans State Aid for Private Firm Financing

Dublin government agrees to provide funding to support a private company, allocating public money to aid its operations. The move signals a shift toward government backing for private sector projects and raises questions about oversight and impact on competition.

Dublin Ireland

Bandit Robs Hicks Brothers Grocery in Hobbs

A Negro bandit robbed Hicks Grocery in Hobbs of a $300 tackle box and fired shots to deter pursuit after closing time. Victims were identified as the Hicks brothers. details on the attacker describe a tall man in his twenties wearing a white shirt and dark trousers. Lubbock police were alerted to watch for a fleeing suspect hitchhiking toward Lubbock.

Hobbs Hicks Brothers Lubbock

Astronaut Sees Single Panel Warn Of Human Failure

Houston UPI John Young urged a single instrument display could warn of human failure aboard spacecraft as computers advance. He cautioned the idea remains distant but possible and noted weightlessness may aid long flights with claustrophobia likely only in Gemini era.

Houston UPI John Young Young Gemini Orbital Navy

Air Force capsule test ends after 30 days in Ohio

Three Wright Patterson volunteers completed a 30 day sealed air chamber trial in Dayton to test Boeing oxygen recovery. Psychologists from Purdue and nutritionists studied diets as aerospace medical labs assess life support for long space flights. The men Paul Hankin Gilbert Taylor and Carl Long are Air Force specialists from Wright Patterson.

Dayton Ohio Air Force Boeing Co Seattle Purdue University Wright - Patterson Air Force Base Aerospace Medical Research Laboratories Paul H. Hankin Vellevista Ave Pittsburgh Gilbert C. Taylor Madison Mount Holly N.J Carl J. Long Horsham Rd Horsham

Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Zermatt Resort Area

Seven new suspected typhoid cases reported in Zermatt as the epidemic turns the resort town into a ghost town. The outbreak has killed three and sent more than 400 to hospitals across Europe and the United States. The U S Center warned additional cases may appear and noted eight U S infections linked to Zermatt.

Zermatt Switzerland UPI Europe United States Atlanta Federal

Paris Trade Gap Soars in First Seven Months

French statistics show exports outpaced imports by more than 104 percent in the first seven months, signaling a strong external trade surplus for the period. The report highlights a widening margin as export momentum outstrips import growth, underscoring a favorable balance for the French economy.

Paris

City Tightens Downtown Parking and Zoning Measures

City commissioners approve tighter downtown meter rules to curb long parking. A 120 minute limit to be enforced by police with plan for motorcycles to mark tires. Saturday all day meters proposed after failed free parking. Zoning changes across city include C-2 supermarket at Ave M and 1910-1912, and multiple R-3 and M-1 developments with street improvements.

A.ar Lanham H. P. Clifton Lubbock, Inc Clifton Parkers A. B. Watkins O’mara Southwestern Public Service Co Municipal Water, Power and Light Sand Hills 50Th St Ave. T Guava Avenue E. Main Street FE. 10Th Street Holly Avenue

Saturn 1 flight tests engine out safety measure

Saturn 1 flight tests three astronaut teams around Earth with dummy upper stages. Nearly 26 congressmen and rocket designer Wernher von Braun observed as engine number 5 was deliberately shut down to test fuel redistribution and control, without compromising course. A planned Delta rocket satellite launch was postponed due to technical difficulties.

Saturn Earth Moon Wernher von Braun

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