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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1963

Page

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Cold Front Brings Rain and Snow to Plains Area

A South Plains cold front triggered light showers from Muleshoe to Lubbock and snow flurries near Muleshoe Clovis and Larbudder. Forecasters warned of a Saturday frost and cooler weekend temperatures as widespread rain and chilly air moved southeastward across the region.

Muleshoe Vaughn Hendrie Avalanche-Journal South Plains Muleshoe-Clovis Lubbock Texas Tech Idaho Weather Bureau Colorado Leadville R Rockies Berthoud Pass Denver Clovis Larbuddie Levelland Brownfield Littlefield Morton Abernathy Slaton Ropesville Plainview Floydada Tulsa Silverton

Kennedy aims to calm Bonn on troop cuts in Europe

President Kennedy said some U S logistic troops will be withdrawn from Europe but six combat divisions will stay in Germany as long as needed. He asserted no combat regiments would be withdrawn and any reductions would target noncombat units to preserve combat strength.

Merriman Smith Washington UPI Kennedy U.S Europe United States Germany Berlin Cuba Sec. of Defense Robert S. McNamara Russia Nikita 5. Khrushchev

Women Describe Fatal Shooting In Lubbock Court

Two young women testified in 99th District Court about sitting in a car in front of Clifton Shirley's residence and watching James Louis Shobert shot with a shotgun. Shobert died six days after the June incident. Donald Morris Tew faces a malice murder trial as testimony continues.

Jerry McCarty Avalanche-Journal Iowo 99Th District Court Lubbock James Louis Shobert Shobert West Texas Hospital Donald Morris Donnie) Tew 34Th St Howard C. Davison Barbara Jean Crawford Shubert Clifton Lee Shirley 37Th St Crawford Uvalde St

Today's Prayer for Conscience and Love in Christ

A brief invocation asks for a conscience void of offense toward God and love toward all. The anonymous prayer names Jesus and seeks divine guiding grace for harmony and mercy.

God Jesus

No Tax Hike Seen in $10.5 Million School Bond Plan

Trustees set November 26 for a public election on a $10.5 million school bond to meet growing needs. Superintendent Nat Williams outlined enrollments, projected building needs, and a financing plan at a public information conference in Pioneer Hotel.

Kenneth Rhodes Avalanche-Journal ITV Pioneer Hotel Nat Williams James Whiteside

Moon eruptions spotted near Aristarchus crater

Lowell Observatory reported three apparent eruptions on the moon over about 20 minutes Tuesday night. Observers James Greenacre and Edward Barr of the ACIC, using the Lowell 24 inch telescope, noted reddish disturbances near Aristarchus in the northwest quadrant.

Flagstaff Ariz Lowell Observatory U.S. Air Force Aeronautical Chart and Information Center Lowell John Hall James Greenacre Edward Barr ACIC Lunar Observation Aristarchus

New Life Bracero Bill Reinvigorated in House Vote

The House revived the Mexican farm labor program five months after voting to kill it. The article notes Representative George Mahon’s renin vote and directs readers to Page 9 for full details on the vote and Mahon’s stance.

House George Mahon

Safe and sane Halloween marks for Lubbock

Lubbock officials report a calm Halloween with rainy early evening helping keep crowds controlled. Two elaborately decorated haunted houses at 107 2nd St and 1312 32nd St drew about 1,100 visitors, while numerous parties limited street crowds.

Lubbock Douglas Bowden 2Nd St Tom Bragg 32Nd St Lee

Man seeks college funds via life insurance proceeds

A humorous line notes a man who would rather fund his children's college years from the payout of his life insurance than from other means. The quip appears in a page containing horoscopes editorials and various section features.

Jaywalker

Tech 2000 A.D. Homecoming Opens At Tech In 1963

Tech 2000 A.D. Homecoming kicks off with ex-students returning for reunions and events. A 40 000 crowd is expected for the Red Raider vs Rice game with a larger turnout for the parade. Activities include board meetings coronation pep rallies luncheons and dances through Saturday.

Wain Miller Avalanche-Journal Pexas Tech Tech Tech Board of Directors

Tragedy at Indianapolis Ice Show Kills Dozens

An explosion at the Holiday on Ice Revue in the Indiana state fair coliseum killed at least 62 and injured hundreds as the finale neared. Debris and collapsing seats crushed spectators while emergency crews moved to recover more bodies under concrete.

Dale Burgess Indianapolis State Fairgrounds Coliseum Marietta Bernard Gohman William Lynch Paul Sims Carmel Harvey Ambrose Columbus Ohio Rody Donna Walters Ray Walters

Sheffield's Trip Halted in San Antonio Bond Ruling

After eight years of evading prison in a forgery case, promoter B R Sheffield obtained a writ of habeas corpus from Federal Judge Ben H Rice delaying his transfer to Huntsville. A Nov 7 hearing at Waco will review due process claims as Sheffield awaits possible imprisonment.

United Pre International Ustin Bradyland B. R. Sheffield Ben H. Rice San Antonio Sheffield Huntsville Rice Waco Travis County Court of Criminal Appeals U.S. Supreme Court John Cofer Austin U.S Forest Trautman Bascom Giles

Six Dead In Halloween Drugstore Blast In Georgia City

An ear splitting explosion in Atherton's drugstore in Marietta Ga during Halloween rush killed six people and injured many. a 10 year old boy Terry Carter was trapped in the wreckage and his father died. Fire Captain Fred Addison said gas in the basement caused the blast. The boy and several others were in critical condition.

Kennestone Hospital Marietta Arietta Fred Addison Terry Carter John Carter Terry Atlanta Bob Fogle Atherton Poole Georgia

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