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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
5
Fidel Castro has complicated rather than answered one of the great American and world questions as analysis of Che Guevara continues. The article notes Castro’s actions and statements stir debate about Guevara’s fate and the broader implications for Latin American politics.
Havana reports indicate Ernesto Che Guevara has finished his work in Cuba and departed for revolutionary activity elsewhere. Fidel Castro read a farewell letter accusing Castro’s leadership of errors and noting Guevara’s resignation from his posts as major and minister.
Senator John McClellan of Arkansas urged stronger bank laws at the American Bankers Association 91st annual convention in Chicago. He called for higher supervision quality and efficiency through voluntary federal cooperation, while noting some officials have fallen short.
Seventy five churches reported total Sunday school attendance of 23 688, up from 26 022 at 821 churches the previous Sunday. The piece also notes area servicemen including Seaman James Hardage and others stationed in Yokosuka Japan and Viet Nam era operations aboard USS Bon Homme Richard.
Classified brief notes a shoe listing describing items on the left with ornament and mid-heel and on the right a black suede 21/8 inch heel priced at 24.00 dollars.
The Agriculture Department projects the 1965 66 world coffee crop at 76.8 million bags with 62 million exportable, the largest since 1960, up from June forecasts of 75.7 million total and 60.8 million exportable.
Scott entered the Army in March and completed basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana. He and his parents moved to Las Vegas in 1960 after residency in Lubbock from 1935 to that time.
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