Burgess dies after defectors linked to Moscow
Burgess an ex diplomat who fled Britain with Maclean in 1951 died, reportedly in Moscow. He and Maclean had long been accused of passing British and American secrets to the Soviet Union. Harold Philby’s defection is noted. the trio had fled months before a 1951 ministerial recall.
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Kennedy to Tour 10 States for Conservation Review
The White House announced President Kennedy will travel to 10 states from September 25 to 29 to inspect national conservation and development programs. Secretary Udall is expected to accompany him and Salinger noted plans are not firm yet. The trip aims to spur further conservation efforts as Kennedy also plans TV interviews within 10 days.
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Missing Michigan student calls from New York after march
Jacqueline Wilson a 16 year old daughter of University of Michigan professor Dr Russell Wilson disappeared after a civil rights march in Washington. A friend reported she called home from New York saying she planned to seek a waitress job and would meet her sister Patricia without informing their parents. Authorities including police FBI and even President Kennedy were alerted as the search continued.
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Capsule Fails In Test Rescue Bid For Miners
Report describes a failed test of a specially designed escape capsule for miners David Fellin and Henry Throne near Sheppton Pennsylvania. The July test lowered a perforated capsule 308 feet to simulate rescue conditions but officials did not use it in the actual operation. A parachute harness was used to haul Fellin to the surface instead.
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City Schools Ready to Open After Labor Day Holiday
About 32 000 Lubbock youngsters return to classes after Labor Day with 130 850 in city schools and a few hundred in private or parochial schools. Lubbock Independent School District launches classes Tuesday in 46 schools under Nat Williams. Mackenzie Junior High Cafeteria not ready for lunches. Crossing guards to protect elementary routes. Mayor Strong urges caution on city streets near schools. Also starting Tuesday 310 pupils at Lubbock Christian School on the campus of Lubbock Christian College with 140 elementary, 110 in grades seven to twelve, and 60 in kindergarten. New elementary building now in use. See SCHOOLS Page 12.
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Elk Herd Escapes Burnet Park Zoo In Syracuse Stampede
A 12 point bull elk weighing 650 pounds led a wildlife breakout from Burnet Park Zoo early Saturday. Police and SPCA workers chased the herd through yards and streets. two cows died, one shot, one exhausted, while the elk was lassoed back to its pen and other animals were recaptured.
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Mahon backs nuclear test ban with safeguards
U S Representative George H Mahon of Lubbock rallying for the atmospheric test ban while warning against complacency He says readiness to resume testing must be maintained with Russia to ensure security and military superiority The congressman cites reduced atomic fallout and contends Civil Rights provisions will not sway Congress with his stance unchanged
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Comic Dictionary Poet Says It With Flowers
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Kennedy’s Civil Rights Issue Cited in Political Shift
Mahon reviews the impact of the civil rights issue on Kennedy’s political standing, noting it has hurt him but declining to forecast future consequences. Page 12.
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Find Your Name in Avalanche Journal Classifieds
Readers are invited to search the Avalanche Journal Classified Advertising section daily for a "Find Your Name" feature running today through Friday September 20. Winning participants receive two free tickets to the All-New Ice Capades during the 1963 run at the South Plains Fair.
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Uneasy Quiet In Suburban Philadelphia After Negro Family Arrives
A tense Saturday followed rallies and jeering as the first Black family moved into a previously all white housing area in northern suburbia. State police under Col E Purdy kept about 100 troopers on duty at the Bakers home to preserve peace amid rock throwing and other disturbances.
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Lubbock Area Weather Forecast Notes Cloudy Skies
Lubbock and vicinity expect cloudy to partly sunny skies with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Temperatures around the mid 80s with southeast and southerly winds shifting through the day.
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