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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
3
A youth described as adventurous was found dead at the top of a mine shaft by port workers. Officials reported the discovery occurred near the shaft entrance with no immediate signs of foul play.
Readable fragments describe a music contest at the Municipal Arts Center 4215 Colege Ave. 1992, 7:30 p.m. Mon. Pupils take part in a Student Day event. A mining accident story follows about Billy Kreiger and Kenneth Shockley, ages 12, involving a mine collapse rescue and a family tragedy with responders, inspectors, and emotional reactions.
French visitor Jean Crise, a wine producer, travels through the United States and Canada and says De Gaulle has faced Algiers troubles before and will act wisely in the future. He notes French officials seek calm and protest the Algerian issue while keeping plans in motion.
The piece reports on gubernatorial hopefuls rallying as a pivotal Saturday approaches. Speakers urge voters to weigh personal responsibility and leadership, framing the decision as decisive for Texas’s future amid calls for maturity and resilience.
Smith leads the attorney general race as Waggoner Carr campaigned in Fort Worth and Tom Reavie visits East Texas locations. The coordinated effort targets voters with radio ads amid a crowded field.
Kennedy withdraws from a newspaper page amid a White House disagreement, with reporters noting the unfolding dispute as the presidency reassesses public messaging strategy. The event signals tension between Kennedy and White House aides affecting coverage.
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