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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1961
Page
3
Meteorologist notes three hurricanes active simultaneously in the tropical Atlantic. He describes the region near the center as extremely hot and volatile, signaling heightened storm activity and potential impact on shipping and coastal weather patterns.
From a coastal district Rivers and other leaders vow help after a hurricane strikes Texas. Rep. Clark Thompson of Galveston thanks Rivers and says he will visit the impacted area with officials to plan necessary assistance.
Hurricane Carla knocked out at least 50 000 telephones in southern Texas. Southwestern Bell reported 50 525 lines down as of 6 30 p.m. in Houston, with Ken Brasel confirming the tally.
Report claims a new non surgical method eases hemorrhoids and itch without narcotics or anesthetics. Patient testimonials refer to rapid relief and long standing symptoms improving after treatment with Preparation H products.
The Southwestern Office of Civil Defense Mobil advised families displaced or in the Carla zone to seek aid from local government officials the Red Cross the Salvation Army or other private and religious groups for food shelter and essentials.
Richard Pate a 13 year old newspaper delivery boy provides tailored service by scanning each paper before his route and notifying subscribers when their names appear in the issue. He knocks on doors to report the find adding a personal touch to delivery.
Texas City evacuees face new hazards as 10 foot tides from Carla flood waters push rattlesnakes into homes and streets. Defense Director Kirby Smith warns the public to be extremely careful on returning home while crews reassess damage and safety.
A historical report notes Nicaragua archaeological work linking Christopher Columbus to the voyage that opened the New World. Researchers discuss potential routes and sites connected to Columbus and early navigation across the Caribbean.
Lafourche Parish faces transport chaos as residents evacuated to higher ground return by boat to inspect flood damage. About 30,000 people affected by evacuation orders. 3,000 in shelters. Wind peaked near Leeville at 50 mph. tides rising at Golden Meadow with water flooding the lower parish.
In testimony, officials warn current supplies cover only three or four days. Federal plan calls for national 200 bed disaster hospitals with facilities and labs. Sixty three on site hospitals and additional units ready to move. Aimed to secure 6,500 more beds and a 30 day drug supply to meet full emergency needs.
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