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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
2
General counsel in a rackets inquiry skips table pounding and favors a measured approach. Acknowledges the need for calm testimony while the investigation proceeds, with emphasis on procedural accuracy and restraint.
Fragmentary OCR text references building permits and Senate committees with scattered names and places. Readable items are minimal, yielding no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond generic political and civic mentions.
An instructional piece contrasts brokers with tipsters, warning readers about hype and urging caution. It explains five tell-tale signs of tipsters and emphasizes relying on facts like earnings dividends and a company’s financial position. It notes brokers are NYSE member firms bound by exchange rules and qualified representatives. It encourages consulting a nearby Member Firm for information on investing.
The testimony outlines gang conflict links to Genovese crimes and hints at poisoning cases, with witness Vihecht claiming access to information from New York crime circles. Subcommittee leaders Arke and Jerome Adlenban plan December hearings to map organized crime networks.
Five defendants entered pleas of guilty in county court while others faced varied charges. Gerald Rewhie of Wolfforth paid a 100 dollar fine and costs for a voltage regulator check case. Robby Ler Laneh faced drunken driving charges with a 150 dollar fine and court costs. Several others resolved misdemeanors with fines and costs, while one defendant pleaded innocent on a separate check case.
The Senate approved a bill providing more than $7 billion to carry on Agriculture Department programs in the new fiscal year begun July 1. A bid by Midwest Republicans to extend soil bank conservation for two years on 100 million acres was rejected 49 to 20. The measure goes to the House for consideration.
A report notes Lubbock High students form a Young Republican group after a Monday meeting. Officers include a secretary treasurer and selections for the district representative. Public notices reference ongoing political organizing amidst local youth engagement.
Fragmentary news brief reports John Barnett of 29th Street serving as deputy sheriff in multiple counties and mentions upcoming graveside services and memorial items with other local names and dates unreadable due to OCR errors.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions police res Munday, a vehicle radar after an incident, and references to Serpe and Omer in Mes with notes on private actions. It also notes a Tickle at Mh St and Quake Ave with an incident found at the location.
A garbled OCR item reports a fair event titled Officials Term Fair Successful with unclear details about tenants, rents, and possible lawsuits. Key entities and specifics are missing, leaving the outcome and participants indistinct.
Gaines County deputies investigate two Sunday burglaries totaling about 500 dollars. Homes on LONDON CARY Street are reported entered with a television set and rifles stolen. Actress Vivien Leigh, exhausted from her role in Tovarich, reportedly flew from New York after a medical incident.
Fragmented dispatch details a chaotic scene near Seagraves and Hebbs with reports of cattle-killing dogs and a medical evacuation. Miss Laugh, star of a New York show, fainted and is hospitalized after late performances. doctors expect her return when the show resumes.
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