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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1962
Page
6
The Senate debates a resolution to bolster U S security and backing the president's actions while some Republicans criticize its strength. Senator Sparkman urges unity, arguing the measure strengthens the president's hand to protect the United States and allies. Prouty says the resolution fails to address Cuba.
Washington officials said between 65 and 75 Soviet ships arrived at Cuban ports since July 26 carrying military equipment and personnel. Total Soviet military personnel in Cuba rises to about 4,200 with 12 short range missile sites and a coastal defense missile site near Banes. MIG jet fighters including 60 older models and at least one MIG 21 are reportedly in Cuba with more 21s likely in assembly.
The Zoning Board debated a First Baptist Church request to disqualify church members from voting. Granberry and Toles admitted church ties, while Clement again recused. The board split on parking lots, approving one corner lot for 19 cars, denying central lots for 24, and OKing related amendments. Other items included a greenhouse addition for Geranium breeding, servants quarters for Norman Augustsen, and a lodge building for C C Johnson No 397.
The Mississippi governor and three state officials faced federal contempt charges as U S circuit court orders demanded Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss. Barnett, Meredith, and Jackson scenes sparked clashes with students amid threats to defy court orders and possible school closures.
Assets from the farm and fertilizer operations were valued at more than 500 000 in an amended claim as McSpadden faces bankruptcy demands. Creditors object to claimed farm implements and tools of trade while trustee Bass prepares an exemptions report for federal referee Frank Murray. Bids on land and equipment opened at the Post Office building with decisions due by Tuesday.
Lawmakers debated foreign aid rules tied to Cuba as three amendments eyed ships trade arms or economic goods. Bonner and Pelly measures cleared the House, while Rogers faced wary nerves with warnings of a potential World War III scenario.
Beginning today registration will be channeled through the registrar's office and other enrollment facilities. A student must pay all fees to complete registration. A large turnout is expected at the Southwest Conference Circle at 7 p.m. for the first pep rally of the semester. The season opening football game between Tech and West Texas State is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Jones Stadium.
Silverton deputies hunt a 20 year old Turkey Black man who vanished during questioning after a forgery conviction and a three year probation term. He reportedly walked from the sheriff's office after being allowed a restroom break while a deputy attended a radio call.
The ceremonial opening of the Ecumenical Council in St. Peter's Basilica on October 11 will be transmitted to the United States via the Telstar satellite.
Cambodia's capital seeks private funding to establish a joint brewery project. Officials say the plan aims to expand beer production capacity and create local jobs through a partnership with private investors.
Washington AP reports a low yield nuclear test device was detonated Thursday at the Atomic Energy Commission Nevada test site. The underground test is part of a series begun last year and involves blasts under 20 000 tons of TNT equivalent.
Connally questions whether the race is two or three party and challenges signs labeling his opponent conservative. He asks if the rival will publicly attach Republican to his name and urges Republicans to define positives, not just oppose. He shifts to a non partisan note on growth.
Lubbock city commissioners voted unanimously to instruct the police department to tighten enforcement of traffic laws with emphasis on moving violations. The meeting also delayed a decision on hiring a firm for anti trust suits and authorized a study of the school crossing issue. Mayor Jack Strong urged stronger rules amid cross ing guard concerns.
Ivory Slater, 57, held on $50,000 bond after offering a $200 bribe to a juror in an income tax case. U.S. Dist. Judge Joe Ingraham declared a mistrial Monday as four jurors testified they had been intimidated or bribed during the trial of William Scott Jr. and Lynn Peterson.
McSpadden Alexander and Orr received multiple concurrent terms up to ten years for a premeditated crime involving ammonia tanks and a multi million dollar fraud. The judge and witnesses described the operation as a ruthless swindle harming farmers while defendants expressed remorse and sought to make amends.
Lubbock boosters led by O P Hawkins and Tommy Elliott toured Littlefield raising Chamber of Commerce support for the annual fair. The Go E clown entertained crowds in Amherst Sudan and Clovis Rotary guests received fair tickets and Ice Capades info. The trip included stops at Smyer Shallowater Anton Petersburg Ralls Lorenzo Idalon Crosbyton Slaton and Abernathy. The fair runs Monday through Saturday with a Sunday Ice Capades matinee.
A series of birth notices from area hospitals lists eight newborns with details on weight and time of birth. Parents named include Gipson, Ramos, Dickefl, Gist, Boverie, Duffy, Spradling, Chumley, and Orta, with fathers’ occupations ranging from student to banker and shop worker.
AP reports 16 month old Patricia Diaz died Thursday after darting into a street and being hit by a passing truck. Police say the driver had no opportunity to stop.
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