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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1964
Page
2
AP reports the Chrysler labor agreement may raise production costs by 4 to 5 percent and fringe benefits, yet offsets with higher productivity and profits. Analysts warn gains could spur demands in other industries, potentially affecting overall inflation and wage negotiations.
A marquee at the historic Biltmore Theater displays now playing a Cleveland Wrecking Co show with a bang. The sign signals current performances during a period of rating and venue activity.
The Rev. Carvl Sampson of Sutton-at-Hone shares in his church magazine a tale of meeting a naked girl in his vicarage garden. He notes she was about 16 and uses the incident to humorously comment that women keep clothes on. A separate note from Thurgarton reports a duck that laid a golf ball inside an eggshell, with the owner joking the bird might have eaten the ball first.
London official reports an inspector counted 3720 bricks on a truck after a customer ordered 4000. The dealer was arrested for shortchanging the buyer following the tally.
Officials at Britain's newest high security prison near Lowestoft said five inmates have escaped since it opened a year ago. The facility uses closed circuit television to monitor prisoners at all times.
Peterborough Technical College principal John McIntyre said a long hair fashion crisis led him to scold a student for entering the boys' restroom only to learn the student was a boy with shoulder length hair.
Mrs Robert Kennedy made a street corner speech in Brooklyn as part of his Senate campaign tour. About 2,000 residents packed Fulton and Pearl streets while a police cordon shielded her and autograph seekers. Kennedy's wife spoke five minutes at Kings County headquarters and praised her husband’s civil rights record.
Former Dallas police officer James E. Fonville told the Dallas News that a polygraph confirmed his account of giving $50 000 to Estes and watching it pass to Senator Ralph Yarborough ahead of the May 2 Democratic primary. Fonville said he acted to prove his credibility and denied personal gain. The matter involves Estes and ongoing investigations by the Texas Department of Public Safety and FBI scrutiny linked to Cam events and political rivals George Bush and John Connally.
Services for Mrs. Allen Ring age 50 of Lubbock will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday in Sanders Memorial Chapel with the Rev. D L Lowry and the Rev. Art Thompson officiating. Burial will follow in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She died Thursday after a two month illness. She is survived by her husband four daughters a brother a sister and two grandchildren.
Springfield New Jersey police report 15 year old Craig Gillham shot himself, apparently despondent over trouble making friends after moving from Dallas. The second item notes Lusaka reports troops arriving in Rhodesia.
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