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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1961

Page

36

U.S. submits three stage disarmament plan to UN

The United States presented a three stage disarmament plan to the General Assembly aiming to outlaw weapons of mass destruction and cut military strength to 2.1 million for major powers. It calls for an International Disarmament Organization, a UN peace force, and a ban on nuclear weapons with China urged to participate.

Bruce W. Mann United Nations N.Y UPI United States General Assembly Assembly Kennedy Lit Red China China U.S Peiping Britain France Washington West Germany Ussr

Ford offers UAW package similar to GM deal

Ford Motor Co offers the United Auto Workers a compensation package nearly matching the General Motors settlement. UAW President Walter P. Reuther accepts the framework but says several details are unsatisfactory and insists Ford address them. The union holds strike authority if terms are unmet as GM completes production rebound after a two week shutdown. Chrysler has not yet offered a proposal.

Detroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers General Motors Corp UAW Walter P. Reuther Ford Reuther International Executive Board Chrysler General Motors

JFK Nomination Brings Four U S District Judges to Texas

The Associated Press reports President Kennedy nominated four new U S district judges for Texas and three U S marshals. Nominees include Adrian A. Spears of San Antonio for the western district Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas for the northern district James L. Noel Jr of Houston for the southern district and Leo Brewster of Fort Worth for the northern district. Marshals named are Tully Reynolds Gilmer Marion Hale Brownsville and Robert Nash Kaufman with salaries listed.

Associated Press New York Kennedy U. S Texas Adrian A. Spears San Antonio Sarah T. Hughes Dallas James L. Noel, Jr Houston Leo Brewster Fort Worth Senate White House Pierre Salinger Salinger Tully Reynolds Gilmer Tex Marion, M.haley Brownsville Robert I. Nash Kaufman Spears Arlington S. C South Carolina Noel Pilot Point

Petersburg cattle entries top winners at fair show

Duane Howell reports from Petersburg Colorado where 72 milking shorthorns opened a four day judging schedule at the Panhandle South Plains Fair. Grand champion cow Dobbs Dewdrop and grand champion bull Riversdale Prince headline a record judging day with cattle from six states.

Petersburg Colorado Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal E. B. Noel George Arnold Keenesburg Colo Panhadle South Plains Fair W. B. Griffin Tohoka Griffin Chester Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Illinois Kansas Poland China Noel Dobbs Dewdrop Riversdale Prince Brighton Longmont Douglas Wye Albuquerque NM Topeka Kan H. K. Armstrong Sanger Susie Marion Bruce Amarillo Johrmmy Panhandle South Plains

Water Depletion Trial Date Set In Federal Court

A water depletion tax test case brought by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shurbet and the High Plains Water District against the federal government was tentatively set for January 3, 1962, in Lubbock. Judge Joseph B. Dooley, who presided in Amarillo, will also oversee the Lubbock trial. Attending were several Lubbock residents and the water district staff. attorneys provided no details of Monday's hearing.

Lubbock Marvin Shurbet High Plains Water District

Formby Urges Local Rule In San Antonio Speech

County officials meet in San Antonio as Marshall Formby warns that national governments encroach on local rule. He calls for majority rule with minority protections, while James Turman urges long term planning for natural resources to boost Texas growth.

Formby San Antonio Associated Press State Highway Commission Marshall Formby l Plainview County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas Texas House James ‘Turman Texas Turman

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