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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
10
Executive division of UF briefed volunteers for the 1962 campaign. Workers were instructed on proper methods to contact businesspersons on behalf of the unit to support fundraising and outreach efforts.
New York AP report says the school board agreed to transfer 13 pupils after a sit-in by African American students. Demonstrators started Monday when 16 were refused, with deputy state superintendent Bernard Donovan noting 10 transfers would have occurred as routine. Police protected the building as activists, aided by a spokesman, remained inside the air conditioned office with food delivered.
The Lovington DAR group received its charter in a ceremony led by Mrs. Otto L. Neal of Albuquerque. The event included 29 members and guests with remarks from honorary past state regent Mrs. J. Ed Eaves and state recording official Mrs. W. P. Stanger.
A Hawaiian goose is described as threatened with extinction in Honolulu reports, highlighting endangered status and conservation concerns for the species.
The Executive Gifts Division will meet for its first report at 4 p.m. on September 3 in the United Fund office, announced by Alexander.
A civil action against the City of Lul centers on injuries to a plaintiff's right leg ankle and foot from a 1961 traffic mishap at St and Flint Ave. Court officials announced a settlement had been reached as jurors were chosen. Names listed include Garner Dorothy Richardson Durwood Finley Glen A. Foy Jr. Robert C. Streit Dwain Anderson and others.
Burglary incidents were reported at two city businesses and a residence. Victims include Mrs. Beverly Rodewald of 102 N Guava St who saw a chair cushion and telephone stolen in the afternoon, Jim Hogan on Rt 2 Lubbock who reported an irrigation tool taken, Jerry Cowan of 2304 54th St noting a $6 rifle theft, and Cotton James of 2109 48th St reporting a $75 50 luggage rack stolen from a station wagon.
A city jury clears a Californian of charges in a local court case. The panel delivers a verdict exonerating the defendant amid testimonies from principals including Burns, Mrs. Ollie Lan ham, Mrs. Noble Watson, and others. The outcome ends a legal dispute that drew regional attention.
Portales court opens a $100,000 damage suit over wage claims and profit sharing from a mill. Witness testimony centers on Weeks and Weekes as parties in the dispute. The case sparks local furor as political news interrupts proceedings with unexpected shifts in a Democratic party race.
U S and Soviet delegates clash as the United Nations considers granting membership to Communist China. Gromyko attacks Nationalists while the United States signals no opposition to discussion, amid a broader struggle over disarmament and economic cooperation.
Portales special report says Herman Elliott, a 20 year old Miss New, will join a troupe after Miss America title, following a two week period of attraction and public interest.
Reports mention reaction to a recent polio outbreak and a recess in mass vaccination plans after cases linked to a Type III vaccine. Officials said certain programs were canceled or reevaluated and would be watched closely, with vigilance on similar efforts.
Page one notes no reason to postpone vaccination campaigns aiming to increase child immunizations. Authorities expect wider participation and improved coverage to curb polio spread.
Fragmentary report notes police arrest of youths after a disturbance at Fourth Street and Avenue G. An 18 year old received facial cuts and was treated at West Texas Hospital. Funeral home listed and another resident found dead with an inquest pending.
A report notes a Catholic student gathering at Christ the King School with events planned at New Deal, Cooper High Schools, O. L. Slaton Junior High, and Lubbock Christian College. The program aims to address safety and law compliance as part of a broader community outreach.
A fragment reflects on Romans 8 4 urging praise in suffering and faith in divine purpose, stating that believers can rejoice knowing God empowers endurance through hardship.
The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce regulates the Cotton Maid contest with Loveless as general chair, Ruth Grisham and Carl Gandy as test chairs, Sterling Emens and Mrs Adolph Hanslik as contestants, Miss Sara Davis as host, Annie Hudson as hostess, and funds handled by Wilmaton with wardrobe by Culver Hill.
A vote along party lines saw Republicans and 13 Democrats unite to back the measure lifting the peril point rule. Initial results suggested adoption, with all present Republicans supporting and a solid coalition of Democrats backing the amendment.
Detectives report two men detained after a break in at a 1300 block location. One 30-06 rifle and three other firearms found as officers investigate the entry point. Both suspects were taken into custody and are awaiting further questioning.
Officials said West New Guinea will retain Hollandia as capital after the territory is transferred from the Dutch next May.
Services for Mrs Ida Wright 77 will be at 10 a m today in the First Presbyterian Church with the Rev Andrew A officiating Graveside services follow at 3 in the same day locale. She had lived in Lubbock 16 years moving here from Tulsa and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
James Jefferson Tollison, 87, a Roscoe resident of Nolan County since 1919, died recently. Services will be at 10 a.m. today at First Baptist Church Roscoe with ministers Glenn Roenfeldt and G A Elrod officiating. Burial follows under direct order with Crane, Harvey, Roscoe, Francis, Lubbock, and R. C., Sweetwater. Survived by three daughters Mamie Wicks Corpus Christi Nettle Denny Ingleside and Lara McNeill Roscoe, 18 grandchildren and 15 great.
Bowen Pope a Hamlin newsman and former editor of the Hamlin Herald who published in 1914 and served three terms in the Texas legislature in the 1920s was remembered at a Saturday service. Relatives listed include J A Daniel C W Moore and Miss Beth Pope with nephews J B Pope and F H Myrick. Ball sister in law Mrs N L Ball also noted.
Valley View Texas reports Lloyd Bates 49 of Shawnee involved in a two vehicle crash. The other driver sustained no injuries.
A16 year old victim Rodriguez who died Monday at Spade Grain Co. will be honored Thursday at 10 am at Sacred Hearts Catholic Church. Jernal Rodriguez and the parents Mr. and Mrs. Valentina DeLeon will attend the service.
John L. McGee 68 former Morton mayor died at 5 50 am Tuesday after a heart attack. He lived on the Levelland Highway and was a farmer and rancher and Morton American Legion commander. He was active in Lions Club Odd Fellows Lodge and the Chamber of Commerce. Married in 1929 to par arthy Von Sroeeen nee eran of World War Survivors include his wife a sister Mrs Sherman Weaver Toledo Ohio and two brothers Perry Fort Collins Colorado and Leonard an 8 D.
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