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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1963

Page

6

Lima Ashley Granted 11th Hour Death Stay

District attorney Frank Briscoe announced the stay as lawyers for the couple made last minute maneuvers. Ashley expressed readiness to die but offered to become a witness for God if spared. Lima appeared relieved as she was moved toward Goreen Prison Farm.

Lima Ashley Frank Briscoe Briscoe Miss Lima McKee Goreen Ben C. Connally Austrin Clyde Woody Brown Tno Woody U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals State Board of Pardons and Pareles Chepita. Rodriguez Nueces River Texas John Savage Idie Connally Velda . Dobbs Goree Carolyn Douglas Miss’ Lima Death Row

Front Bring Storms and Hail Across Texas Plains

A fresh cool front triggered spring thunderstorms across Northwest and North Central Texas. Hail as large as golf balls damaged crops and signs around Seymour Munday and near Wichita Falls. Lubbock forecasts only light showers with cooler temperatures. highs in the 70s for the South Plains.

Texas Seymour-Munday Wichita Falls Lubbock South Plains Pacific Northwest Pacific Northwest Cascade Mountains Washington State Mt. Baker Lodge Washington Oregon Montana Dalhart Amarillo

Fresh testimony clouds TFX award sway in Senate probe

Senate investigators released Col. John L. Gregory testimony showing he repudiated earlier statements favoring Boeing and suggesting pressure may have influenced the $28 million initial contract. Civilian official Harold Brown also testified GD's design received added support.

Lewis Hawkins Washington Senate Air Force Defense Department John L. Gregory Department General Dynamics Corp. of Fort Worth Gregory Senate Investigations Subcommittee Boeing Co Seattle Wash Boeing

Caplin outlines rules on travel and entertainment deductibles

The write up explains that new regulations tighten links between expense deductions and business activity. Meals and cocktails may qualify if conducted to foster business discussion with a connected party, while social events like floor shows generally do not. Directly preceding or following a bona fide business discussion can justify entertainment deductions.

Captin Congress Caplin

Scouts Circus Opens With 6000 At Coliseum

About 6000 people attended opening night of the Scout Circus at Municipal Coliseum. Officials expect 9000 for final performances at 7 30 p m. The hour and a half show features 11 performances by area scout groups under the theme The Magic World of Scouting. Ken Flagg, circus chairman, said 3000 to 3500 Cubs Scouts and Explorers from 350 units across the South Plains Area Council take part.

Municipal Coliseum South Plains Area Council South Plains Ken Flagg

Cuban Crisis Deepens as MIGs Fire on Floridian

Cuban leader Castro calls the incident a probable error after MIGs attacked the Floridian as U.S. fighters arrived. Washington reports Cuba sought flag legitimacy while asserting no direct U.S. involvement. Congress weighs risk of conflict and a stronger missile defense posture in Florida.

U.S Denes Ment Cuba United States Havana Washington Cayo Fragoso Las Villas State Department the Inc New York New Yorker Congress Thomas H. Kuchel Calif John Sparkman D-Ala Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S. Army Florida Kremlin Baku Castro

Multiple West Texas births in area hospitals reported

Mr and Mrs Odell Howard and other couples announce the arrival of several babies at West Texas and local hospitals. The records list weights from 6 pounds 12 ounces to 8 pounds 1 ounce and times from early morning to evening. Fathers’ occupations include farming, Coca Cola Bottling, trucking, auto air conditioning, real estate, electronics, and base station duties.

Odell Howard O'' Donnell West Texas Hospital Jim Thomas 53Rd St Coca Cola Bottling Co Charles Graham 45Th St Jeff Graham Trucking Co Edward Bush 33Rd St St. Mary's Hospital A L Auto Air Conditioning Co Fred Cowart Boston Methodist Hospital South Plains Associated Growers Bill Michael 64Th St John Gay Parkway Dr

Jinxed Sound of Music Tour Hit By Tucson Hotel Fire

A touring company of The Sound of Music fled a blaze at a fourth hotel on tour. Twenty-four injured in the $150000 fire. one woman saved only her income tax forms. The 80 member road cast stayed in the hotel. six child actors survived after crew members smashed windows to call for help.

Conyers Tucson Boston Jnxed Sound of Music Jaisles Sound F of Music Broadway Bill O'Brien O'Brien Lansing Mich St. James Baltimore

Wallet Found Missed as Victim Shot in Back

Forrester described a fatal close range shooting with a wallet found at the scene. The killer and possible companions may have driven north on Quaker Ave turning east on 66th St to Wolfforth Road intersection. He questioned why that location was chosen to discard the billfold.

Forrester Quaker Ave 66Th St Wolfforth Road

Kennedy walks Hassan II through White House area in farewell

President Kennedy halted rush hour traffic to walk with King Hassan II of Morocco from the White House to the king’s temporary residence. A communique says the U S will withdraw all military forces from Morocco by year end and that Kennedy hopes to visit Morocco soon. Hassan invited a visit, and Kennedy expressed interest in accepting.

Washington Kennedy White House Hassan II of Morocco Pennsylvania Avenue Hassan United States Dwight D. Eisenhower

McNamara Sees No Early Disarmament Progress

Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told a subcommittee that substantial disarmament progress hinges on resolving major U.S. versus Communist bloc issues. He warned against large force reductions, outlined a five year plan to triple nuclear weapons in alert status, and urged honest proposals to expose the Communist bluff. He challenged Congress to identify $3 billion in possible cuts without weakening defenses and said the U.S. is pursuing victory in the Cold War.

McNamara Subcommittee United States Congress U.S

Littlefield Residents Attend Open Political Meeting

More than 300 residents of Littlefield and its school district gather at the Community Center for the first open political meeting. Nine of 13 city and school candidates field questions on the city charter tax equalization and the $800,000 school bond issue.

Littlefield Jerry Sanders Bill Armistead E. C. (Buck) Ross Bob Cox Armistead Ross Sanders KZZN

Payless Factory Chief Arrested in $60,000 Bank Fraud

Charles E. Nolan 36, head of Fibre Farming Corp in Olean New York and the company face a 29 count indictment for first degree grand larceny after allegedly borrowing $59 726 from Exchange National Bank secured by receivables that were not valid Workers had voted to forego salaries and many lost pay as the plant shrank from 115 to 46 employees while efforts to stave off closure continued withPartial wage payments and ongoing tax debts noted by authorities.

Qlean N.Y Charles E. Nolan Fibre Farming Corp Nolan Cattaraugus County Richard H. Dawson Exchange National Bank New York City Dawson Fibre Forming Olean Robert Easley American Federation’ of Grain Millers

Ratings Hearings Question Value Of Nielsen In Advertising

Hearings on air ratings reveal major networks rely on Nielsen data but critics warn ratings determine ad sales and program fate. Independent stations say they fear losing national ads without ratings while comedians and industry insiders urge caution in relying on tiny samples. Sparger plans to resign as Richardson presses for scrutiny of rating methods.

A. C. Nielsen Co Miami Johnny Carson Richardson Sparger Oklahoma House Carl Albert Harris Subcommittee John E. Moss D-Calif

Eisenhower backs major cuts to Kennedy budget plan

Indiana politician Charlies A Halleck and Rep. Frank Bow press a GOP task force aiming to trim Kennedy's 108 billion dollar new spending request for the coming fiscal year by 10 to 15 billion. Eisenhower defers detailed cuts to aides Brunage and Stans while signaling potential defense and space program reductions. Halleck says Republicans eye floor cuts, defense authorization vulnerable to later reductions.

Charlies A. Halleck Indiana Halleck Frank Bow Ohio Palm . Springs Calif Eisenhower Percival F. Brundage Maurice H. Stans Kennedy McCormack Sec. of Defense Charles E. Wilson Russia U.S GOP House Armed Services Committee

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