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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
6
Citizen soldiers from more than three Texas towns gather for summer camp as the 90th Division heads to Fort Polk for four days of wing training and field bivouac living. Maj. Gen. Earl Rudder leads the unit in a command post exercise and map study as part of a peacetime encampment.
Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe appears in a skimpy flesh toned swimsuit for a pool scene in her new film. She says the outfit concealed too much and notes the set was quiet except for crew members. Dean Martin was absent during filming and Monroe joked about her swimming ability.
Officials warn seaweed buildup along Galveston coast is two feet deep and spreading as winds and currents drive piles ashore. Marine experts say seasonally warm waters revive seaweed, while fishermen hope for relief when the surge subsides. Tourists and swimmers face access issues as businesses seek solutions.
A fragment recalls a person describing buoyancy and a near submersion experience. They mention a prior action or concern labeled Uequard Bcc that was closed as well, implying a sequence of events around a safety or incident. The text is incomplete but hints at a surface recovery after going under.
An Allen Academy notice invites parents to a forthcoming event. The snippet lists activities and cautions, with emphasis on participation and attendance by families. Further readable details reference a campus context and school involvement.
A man named A Lavington faced a worth less check charge in jail court. He admitted guilt saying he wanted money to go to the rodeo but missed the ride. The piece notes a poor view from the city jail of the fourth annual High Lonesome Stampede.
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