Grand Jury Urges Tightening Rules After Indictments
A 140th District Court Grand Jury calls for continued investigation of home loan irregularities and possible new legislation to close loopholes in double contracting. The panel, reporting after hearings in Lubbock, urges state officials and the Real Estate Board to push for stronger statutes and quicker action to protect the public and industry.
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140Th District Court
Grand
Grand Jury
Texas
Atttorney
Alton Griffin
Avalanche Journal
State Real Estate Commission
Carl
Tubbock
Grand Ae
Lubbock Real Estate Board
Lautcbock
Waggoner Carr
Avalanche- Journal
Ince
Lubbock
Preston South
Carr
Tejas
Where are the dogs behind the curtain of Iren
Consider the on the line column notes that radio Free Europe observes Soviet life and notes the curious absence of dogs in Moscow. The piece recounts peering through nightly streets where dogs supposedly roam, yet none appear, and hints a Bulgarian newspaper may have offered an inadvertent clue.
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Oe York
Radio Free Europe
Iren
Soviet Union
Intour
Moscow
Dunavsko Delo
REE
Elsa Maxwell Birthday Party Tips For Entertaining
Special correspondent Phyllis Battelle notes Elsa Maxwell recently turned eighty and remains a famed party hostess. Her advice urges selective guest lists, intimate rooms, avoiding obligation, and steering clear of bores gossips or drinkers while prioritizing superb food flowers lighting and conversation.
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York
Elsa Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Fleetric
Elsa
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Masthead and Rates May 30 1963
The page lists the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead data, publication schedule, and advertising rates. It notes morning and Sunday editions with international and local distribution details, plus subscription prices for various term lengths and formats. It reflects the paper's pricing in 1963 including yearly, half yearly, quarterly, and monthly options.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company
Inite Hulaing
8Th Stopard Ave
Texas Natterat
Texas Fiady Prevs League
Dallas
Tevs
Assactgtad Pree
Unites Pres
Boterratinal Parker FO Prouty Oy
Chas Atty Presider
Fto
Ard Pabtaner Subscripeaon
Polk Pasestle
Carner Dn Lootnoet Shore
Sareday
Mero
Mereieg
Brend
Waupdes
Carrer Outerde
Eeek
Sec
Lubrock
Texas
Common Plea More Economy For Other Guy
Washington State editorial notes business lobbyists push for federal spending while demanding budget cuts for constituents. Don Pugnetti analyses MPs Magnussen and Jackson facing conflicting calls for funds and tax limits. Complex lobbying shows push for new appropriations despite calls for balance.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
Congress
Don Pugnetti
Tri-City Herald
Pasco
Kennewick
Richland
Washington State
Pugnetti
Warren Magnuson
Henry Jackson
Washington
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Columbia River Basin
Iloscvelme Magnuson
Jackson
Bankers chief and high school grads featured on Memory Lane
J O Gillham of Brownfield elected president of the Texas Bankers Assn at Fort Worth during the final day of the annual convention. W S Marrett of Gonzales elected treasurer. At Idalou High School commencement 28 diplomas awarded eight boys and females, with L K Kinsey as sponsor and Ruby Doris Kelley as valedictorian. Graduates include Estelle DeBusk and Aubrey Lee Harrison among others. In Callander Ontario the Dionne quintuplets marked their ninth birthday with family only as they near a 32 room mansion and plan to live under one roof for the first time since birth.
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J. O. Gillham
Brownfield
Texas Bankers Assn
Fort Worth
W. S. Marrett
Gonzales
Idalou High School
L. K. Kinsey
Ruby Doris Kelley
Aubrey Lee Harrison
Jackie Coats
Bobbye Day
Estelle DeBusk
Oreta Foreman
Inez Howell
Doris Kelley
Mary May
Mary Neiman
Zelta Reid
Bertie Joe Pool
Aneita Truett
Betty Joe Showalter
Frances Whiting
Lorene (Yett) Scott
Truett Bradford
W. E. Graves
Jo Lewis
Carl McInroe
Gerald Paden
Sammie Rosson
Delbert Mac Sawyers
Ray Sell
Kade Sufall
Keith Sufall
Meredith Walker
Frank Whiting
Callander
Ont
Superior
Wisc
Quint
Keith Monroe
Oliva Dionne
Negro Militancy and Broken Promises in Civil Rights History
Richard Starnes argues that segregation based on separate but equal persisted despite 1954 Supreme Court rulings. Integration failed to deliver parity. ghettoes and job barriers remain, changing leadership and timelines. Powell Wilkins and Muhammad are described as spokespeople for many Negroes, with North Jersey unrest amid broader national tension.
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Supreme Court
Sustarnes Preme Court
United States
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Rep. Powell
Elijah Muhammed
Malcolm X
Powell
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
UNICEF Faces Multimillion Greeting Card Sales Target
The UN Children’s Fund projects selling 32 million greeting cards for 3,487,000 dollars in the year starting Sept 1 1963. If realized this would triple card revenue in five years.
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United Nations, N.Y
UN Children’s Fund
Belfast Castle to Become 300-Room Motel
A 100 year old Belfast castle in Ireland is slated for conversion into a 300 room motel. The project envisions refurbishing the historic structure while expanding facilities to accommodate travelers and visitors.
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Belfast
Ireland
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Phyllis Battelle
Kremlin
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Einnstein
OB Tormey
American Broadcasting Company
Albert Einstein
Princeton
Bob
Considine
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Tizzy
By Kate Osann
Tully
Magnuson
Kennewick Chamber of Commerce
Army Engineers
Zintel Canyon
Walla Walla
C. of C
Arawer
Ocphis Tintt
Frederick J. Tordan
Catherine May
Fiaktor Pugnetti
Lordan
John Markham
Spokane Chamber
Markham
Columbia Basin
Tibet
Sternberg
Czechoslovak
Jaroslav von Ern
Richard Starnes
Lattle Rock
Oxford
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