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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1962

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Speedup By Solons Is Urged

Congress moves toward final adjournment stalled again but makes progress on the water projects bill with more than 4 billion for flood control navigation and 2.3 billion for similar aims. House and Senate debates on a 25 million farm research item and a self employed pension tax break are noted as major hurdles. The death of Rep. Clem Miller delayed House business. Adjournment efforts continue through the week.

Associated Press Ashington Congress Howard W. Smith D-Va Hubert Humphrey Minnesota Senate Mike Mansfield Monttana House John W. McCormack D-Mass Dfk Kennedy Clem Miller

Queen Mother’s protege Joey Alfidi heads to Brussels

The 13 year old pianist and conductor Joey Alfidi of Yonkers New York prepares to study music in Brussels under the protection and guidance of Belgian Queen Mother Elizabeth. His parents Mr and Mrs Frank Alfidi and brother Frank Jr accompany him in the Yonkers home photo.

Joey Alfidi Brussels Elizabeth Yonkers N. Y Joey Frank Alfidi Frank Jr

Two Suspended Dispute Flares On School Gym Suits

Junior high students in Lubbock Public Schools were suspended after parents protested a gym suit policy for girls in physical education. The suspensions followed a board ruling after a Sept 24 meeting. The Rev Fred L Johnson and Herschel Adamson's families were named among those affected.

Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Public Schools Board of Trustees Akron Linda Adamson Herschel Adamson 15Th St Alderson Junior High Sue Johnson Fred L. Johnson 29Th St Johnson Bible Missionary Church 21St and Ave. S Lubbock Ohio Springfield Township Met Nat Williams Booth

Ohio girl faces expulsion over gym wear dispute

Judy Rae Bushong a Springfield Township High freshman faces expulsion if she refuses to wear the school gym uniform after the board ruled she must wear shorts. The 16 year old and her parents church group oppose shorts citing biblical beliefs and may pursue court action if funding is found.

Akron Ohio Springfield Township High School Judy Rae Bushong Judy Herbert Bushong Church of Souls

Dr Owen to quit Wayland post resigns as president

Dr A Hope Owen announced resignation as Wayland Baptist College president after a board meeting. Trustees authorize a $350000 100 unit men's residence hall and an eight unit apartment house for married students, to be ready September 1964. A nominating committee will seek candidates for a called board meeting January 21.

Avalanche-Journal A. Hope Owen Wayland Baptist College Ing J. D. McPhaul Lubbock McPhaul Owen Wayland Board of Trustees J. D. Bratcher Plainview E. M. Osborne F. C. Bradley Floydada Harold Smith Amarillo Henry Heck David Crist J. Ralph Grant Owen Page

Congress criticizes plan to cut cotton acreage allotment

Rep George Mahon of Texas warned that the Agriculture Department is weighing a reduction of the 18.1 million acre national cotton allotment next year. He met with Undersecretary Charles Murphy as the Cotton Advisory Council weighs options, with a possible cut to 16.3 million acres. Mahon urged against trimming, citing cotton’s competition with synthetics and the timing ahead of the Oct. 15 decision.

Washington George Mahon D-Tex Agriculture Department West Texan Charles Murphy Secretary of Agriculture Mahon Wilmer Smith Wilson, Tex George Pfeiffenberger Lubbock Cotton Advisory Council

Army Chief Cyrus Vance Improves at Walter Reed

Secretary of the Army Cyrus R. Vance was reported to be quite comfortable and much improved at Walter Reed Army Hospital after entering Monday for therapy and observation on a back injury.

ARMY Washington Sec. of the Army Cyrus R. Vance Walter Reed Army Hospital Vance

Abilene Youth Nabbed for Mills County Bank HoldUp

Eldon G. Comer, 24 hours after robbing Schwartz Food Store in Goldthwaite, was cornered in a pasture five miles southwest of Goldthwaite after a brief gun battle. He admitted the theft and about $500 cash was recovered. no one was wounded. Comer is described as a Navy deserter from Abilene.

United Press International Oldthwaite Abilene Mills County C. F. Stubblefield Eldon G. Comer Stubblefield Comer Goldthwaite Schwartz Food Store Navy

Railway arbitrators OK featherbedding abolition shift

An arbitration board ruled that Chicago and Northwestern Railway may eliminate telegrapher jobs it deems unnecessary with 90 days notice and union discussions, then finalizing the decision. Layoff benefits include up to a year’s pay or 60 percent pay for five years.

Associated Press Ashington Chicago & Northwestern Railway Jsyvau Sylvester Garrett Pittsburgh C&enw Afl‘cio Order of George E. Leighty Ben W. Heineman Kennedy Garrett C&nw Heineman

Cook Ponders Middle Woes in Dictionary Note

The Cook column humorously defines a person whose problem is not how to make ends meet but how to fill the middle. The quip appears in the paper's feature section and reflects a playful take on daily finance and balance.

Cook

Oklahoma suspects tied to Earth Tex burglary seized drugs

Clinton police seized 3000 dollars worth of codeine and other drugs linked to a burglary at a drug store in Earth Texas. Two suspects were arrested at the Clinton bus station. identified as Melvin Leo Bowen 33 and Hazel Lorraine Rabb Bowen 32 of Casper Wyoming.

Clinton, Okla UPI Clinton Earth Tex Melvin Leo Bowen Oklahoma Hazel Lorraine Rabb Bowen Casper Wyo

Officials Maintain Benevolent Silence

Officials kept a quiet public stance on private talks over the release of 1 113 prisoners captured in last year’s Cuban invasion attempt. Negotiations involve Fidel Castro and James B Donovan with Castro delaying a final meeting to welcome Osvaldo Dorticos back from the United Nations as the parties seek an early resolution.

Associated Press Ashington U.S Fidel Castro James B. Donovan New York Castro Dorticos Donovan Osvaldo Dorticos United Nations Dorticos Cuba Dor‘ticos Donovan Robert A. Morse State Department Lincoln White Havana White House

Prayer text of humility and national healing

The anonymous plea asks for divine guidance and forgiveness. It calls on God as Savior and Comforter, urging humility, prayer, repentance, and turning from wicked ways to heal the land.

Child prodigy Joey Alfidi to study music in Brussels

13 year old pianist Joey Alfidi will study music in Brussels under Queen Elisabeth of Belgium at the Observatory of Brussels. He has appeared at Carnegie Hall since age seven and conducted his own works in Europe. The queen mother praised him, but a New York Times review questioned his readiness for continued rapid progress.

Onkers N.Y Joey Alfidi Joey Brussels Elisabeth Belgium Observatory New York Carnegie Hall Michael Privitello Privitello New York Times Howard Klein

Texas higher ed funds cut proposed by state panel

The Texas Commission on Higher Education staff recommends a 20 percent cut in general revenue for 20 state supported colleges and universities for the 1964 and 1965 biennium. Total proposed general revenue of 158.6 million contrasts with schools’ request of 178.8 million, with Western University and UT listed among affected institutions as details are outlined for the two year period.

United Press International USTIN Texas Commission On Higher Education Commission Legislative Budget Board Governor's Office Midwestern Midwestern University Wichita Falls University of Texas Texas Western College

Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity

Brief morning clouds give way to mostly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Highs reach the middle to upper 80s as southerly winds stay light to moderate. A chance of a few thunder showers favors the eastern South Plains.

Lubbock South Plains

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