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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1963

Page

10

City street bonds seek 1.2 million for signals and lighting

The plan asks 1.2 million for traffic signals and school crossing lights to modernize the city network. It also allocates 65 thousand for street lighting with 2,867 mercury lamps covering about 63 miles, aiming for 1.2 to 1.6 foot candles along main arterials and Loop 289 work, plus grade separations and drainage note.

Lubbock Loop Ave Brownfield Highway College Ave Boston Ave Flint Ave

Helicopters Lift 28 From Texas Towers Off Cape Cod

Navy helicopters evacuated 28 men from two capeside Texas towers ahead of dismantling work. Tower II and Tower III, part of an air defense early warning system, were shaken by gales and heavy seas but crews landed safely at Quonset Point Naval Air Station. Dismantling follows the 1961 New Jersey tower collapse and the Lipsett Inc crew prepared to return to work.

Quonset Point R.I Navy Texas Cape Cod New Jersey James L. Deyamport Lipsett, Inc Deyamport Florida Quonset Point Naval Air Station Copters Twolare Squadron 9 Quonset

Doctors Report Dreher Quads In Good Condition

In Austin doctors report Luria Bros. quadruplet girls born Thursday are in good condition. Coast Guard planes were deployed to the scene as a precaution while Navy helicopters assist. three ships from Norfolk Fair Haven and Portland aided the operation amid storm conditions. In Lubbock, burglary and theft reports include a stripped boxcar, missing television sets, a car wheel set, and cash losses from stations and residences.

Lipsett Austin UPI Luria Bros New York Lloyd W Dreher Navy Coast Guard Scence Lubbock Gen Oral Electric Warehouse Tower IL

Jet training at Reese and quads born premature

The Reese Air Force Base report notes the first class of T-33 jet pilots graduated with silver wings as 1,235 graduates from Reese. A quadruplet birth occurred to Mrs. Dreher, with four baby girls born about six weeks early, each weighing around three pounds.

Reese March J. S. Lancaster Dreher Lean Ia Reese United State Air Force Cross New York Los Angeles Austin

Interparty clash over stockpile report in Senate inquiry

Sen. Stuart Symington rejects request to show or alter a secret report on federal stockpiles as the six member subcommittee probes conduct and policy. He accuses Rep. Case of seeking a partisan weapon while former cabinet members including Humphrey and Flemming are scrutinized for ties to stockpile contracts. The dispute centers on timing and fairness of releasing the findings.

Edwin B. Harkinson Washington (Ap Stuart Symington D-Mo Eisen-Symington Corhoner Senate Symington Republi Ber Offi Cials Sen Glifford P. Case R-Nj Jas Case Add George M. Humphrey Treasury Humphrey Hanna Arthur S. Flemming Welfare Dwight D. Eisenhower The Armed Services

Cisco High School Enrollment Fight Drags to Trial

A district judge refused to order the enrollment of Nathan Curry at Cisco High School. The case centers on Curry, charged with murder after his 17th birthday, and his family contesting the school’s denial amid broader Cotton industry program reports by Plains Cotton Growers and others in Dallas, Texas.

National Cottonseed Products Assn Dallas White Lubbock Cotton Oil Co Bill Palmer U. S. Department of Culture Eastland Nathan Inge Service Clissing Curry Thelof Harvest - Aid Chemicals Dlefoli Cisco High School First Baptist Church Cisco D. M. Roach Roach Bill Crumley Turner Collie Palo Pinto County Lan John Watts Jesi l Odessa Texas Tech High Plains George W. Preit Ienberger Plains Cotton Growers, Inc Earl Sears National Cotton Council Bush PCGA Cottonseed Oil Mills

Petersburg Gins First 1963 Bale Recount Sparks Debate

Petersburg reports its first 1963 bale of cotton ginned and weighed 2,240 pounds grown by Bill Hegi. The article notes disputes over the draft of a white house related report and cites Senate testimony by Symington on personnel and approval of a drafter identified as Timothy J. May.

Petersburg Bill John Hegi Ronald Weaver H. A. Hegi Bill Hegi Insersburg Case Russell Grimes James O. Baird Petersburg Post Oklahoma Christian College ii Syentigion Ciapied Cours Oklahoma City Bill Is Port John Hegi Itty Corcorn OCG Az White House Hegi Eisenhower Timothy J. May Symington Senate R. C. Coburn May White House Office of Emergency Planning

Farmer Bitten by Rattlesnake Sent to Portales Hospital

Portales special report says E. G. Wall aged 66 was bitten on the foot as he stepped onto his porch at his rural home 13 miles south of Portales. He was listed in good condition at the county hospital Friday.

Portales Roosevelt County E. G. Wall

Death by own action hinted in Texas Ranger case

Sheriff Grady Ray said Texas Ranger Harvey Phillips, found shot to death in his home, had been despondent since his wife and 19 year old daughter were killed in a July 3 1961 car crash. No official ruling yet. The 10 year old son was critically injured. he recovered. The report also notes high infant mortality among American Indians in Washington.

Woodville UPI Grady Ray Texas Harvey Phillips Phillips Ray

Stovall Hunter Wed in Detroit in June

In Detroit on June 8 Walter Stovall and Alberta C Hunter wed after obtaining a license. The interracial couple, both in their early twenties, were married by Judge Joseph Pernick with witnesses Harvey and Karen Pekar. News noted Hunter as a former Wayne State student and Georgia graduate.

Detroit Charlayne Hunter University of Georgia Walter Stovall Common Pleas Joseph Pernick Paris France Alberta C. ‘Hunter Metroit Hunter Wayne State University Stovall Pernick Harvey Karen Pekar Cleveland Ohio Stovalls New York

Pair Nabbed By FBI In Lubbock

Two men arrested by FBI agents in Lubbock face charges tied to a reported incident in Longview involving a 16 year old girl. Jerry Wayne Preston and Ray Richardson are held in Lubbock County Jail with bonds set at 1000 and 2500 dollars respectively. Preston faces transfer to Longview for charges. Richardson awaits details after an alleged interstate car theft case.

Fred Randolph 7Th St el Paso 19Th St Albuquerque Pigely Wigely 30Th Ave. H Ann Meek Magnolia Lubbock FBI Longview Jerry Wayne Preston Auburn Preston Tyler U. S Frank R. Murray Thompson Gregg

Officials Study Case Of Dual Citizenship

The State Department seeks detailed information on Samuel Cohen a naturalized American called for Israeli military service to decide potential action. A Portales land sale brought $493 per acre with Mountainair bidders. the State Land Office notes undeveloped sandhills near State Road 467 and says Israel allows citizens to retain nationality until renunciation.

Washington State Department Samuel Cohen H. B. Colbaugh Mountainair Israel Port

Hobbs Couple Reweds After Arkansas Law Question

Hobbs residents Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sparks plan a second wedding at First Christian Church in Hobbs at 7 p.m. officiated by Rev. Don Hinkle. Their three children attend, with Cindy Sparks as maid of honor. The ceremony permits address concerns about underage marriages and follows legal advice to wed again to avoid issues from earlier elopement in Malvern.

Hobbs L. W. Sparks Don Hinkle Pasor Sparks Cindy Karyl Mark Seward Wal Jane Dodds Cok Malvern Ark Hope Jane Arkansas Briercroft Office Park Ave. P Bryan Park 66Th St Indiana Ave Burlington Inl 46Th St A. McLarty E. Wastforth Rd 50Th St Elgin Ave Lake Addition 26Th St Milwaukee Ave Jack Eastman Roy Grimes David Tipple Roy ‘Bass T A Masten

Campaign seeks nearly $1 million for college needs

The LCC campaign aims for $996,500 in gifts over three years to fund student aid and college programs across 115 Texas and New Mexico counties. Baldridge reports $420,000 pledged in advanced gifts while commitments from trustees and development board members total substantial early support.

LCC Petersburg Forumum We College Baldridge Texas New Mexico Dale Simpson

Zoning Meet Noted Across City Additions and Streets

A long list of zoning meetings covers numerous additions and street intersections including 30th St Elmer East lot 4 68th St Globe Ave Hank addition 42nd St Ave T Love addition Mulberry E Bayer Oscar addition 49th St Ave D Pleasant Ridge and others Rix Vaughn Bates Colonial Heights Olive Ave E 2nd St Edsall Edgage additions Kent St Elm Green Lawn Chicago Ave Richard Hills 50th St Slide Road extensions

30Th St Elmer East 68Th St Globe Ave Hank 42Nd St Ave

Eunice man to sing as best man at wedding

Hugh Harris of Eunice will be best man and soloist at a wedding after Mrs Sparks repeatedly urged him to sing at her second ceremony. He will perform as part of the wedding celebration, fulfilling a long standing joke that turned into reality.

Hugh Harris Eunice

Growth and Plans for LCC Seventh Year

The independent Christian liberal arts college founded in 1957 reports steady gains across six years in facilities academics and student achievement. For its seventh year registration is set for Thursday Sept 12 with faculty conferences underway and freshmen testing and counseling scheduled for Sept 8–11.

LCC

Senate Approves Job Training Program Bill

The Senate passed the job training program bill on a 41 to 26 vote after opponents failed to block it. Police seek two Latin American suspects tied to a break in as the plan aims to boost literacy courses and extend jobless workers training.

Roswell Kennedy Honda J. L. Green Green

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