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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1963

Page

2

Attorneys Challenge Pollution Board Over Brine Disposal

Oil firms protest Texas Water Pollution Board hearings on open pit disposal of oil field brine in the Oklahoma formation. They argue the board lacks jurisdiction and contend recommendations to halt disposal threaten industry and local economies.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Challenge Pollution Board Austin Fap i Oefield Ouallala Fercuilion Texas Water Pollygon Centre Board Fiper Patman Onb Co Dye Peper USA Pentifys Portimany Noa Patman Texas Water Commission Gealaist Oyallaia Texaco, Inc State Railroad Commission Shamrock Oil & Gas Co Okeadlala

Communist Party ties loom in FBI shoe clerk case

The article cites FBI testimony on a long Communist past linked to a Texas shoe clerk named Lowery who described his 18 year involvement and its impact on his family. It notes the party targeted students and unions and discussed infiltration by the party.

Navy Family Welcomes Born Daughter at Canyon Hospital

Navy Machinery Repairman and Mrs Recton Ro Ross announce the birth at 6:02 PM Tuesday at Canyon hospital of a daughter weighing pounds and ounces. Mrs Ross is a former Lubbock resident and sister of Mrs George Moore. Also noted is Mr and Mrs Jimothe Johnsons new daughter Jenny Low born in St Louis weighing pounds ounces. The Joe Johnsons have two other daughters Kathy and Deana Kay. The Sanders Sunday school picnic is set for Sunday at the Mackenzie Temple house with a covered dish lunch at 1 PM attended by former superintendent George Dupree and other former teachers.

Navy Recton Ro Ross Canyvon Hospital Ross Lubbock George Moore 32Nd St. Flass Kearsarge Japan Jimotie Dohnnon Florissant Jenny Low iRan St. Louis S. DP. McNutt Sith St Estel Johnson Wes Ave Joehinsons Kathy Deana Kay Sanders Mackenzie Termice House

Four Die Four Thousand Left Homeless From Mexican Floods

Torrential rains across southern eastern and western Mexico caused at least four deaths and left about 40 000 homeless. Drownings were reported from the Panuca River and a boy drowned in a ditch while a man died when his adobe home collapsed. Crop and livestock losses were heavy with Tabasco banana crops nearly ruined.

Mexico City Mexico Said Panuca River Tabasco el Dorado Tabasen Carlos Madrazo Nacajuca Tepentan el Centro Grijaive Tahasco Campeche Tapachula Chiapas

Tech Young GOP Holds First Semester Meeting

About 2000 students attended the Texas Tech Republicans Club meeting on Thursday to hear Mrs. Charles Gibson trace the Draft Goldwater Movement. Gibson, a Republican State executive committee member from the 28th Senatorial District, reviewed its origin and growth and outlined its future. The event marked the start of a fall membership drive, said club president Glenn Looney, noting more than 400 paid members versus 170 last year and compared with 106 Young Democrats on campus.

Texas Tech Republicans Club Charles Gibson Looney Young Democrats Club

Rites Planned Today For Stuart Knight

Rites for Stuart Bo Knight 35 husband of Merle Scoggin of Lubbock will be at 2 p m today at Broadway Church of Christ in Muskogee Oklahoma. George Stephenson, former pastor, will officiate. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home. Survivors include a sister and two brothers.

Broadway Church of Christ Stuart Bo Knight Merle Scoggin Lubbock Muskogee Okla George Stephenson Fort Worth Wall City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Knight Indow Oof Mroo AJ L. Seogein Ath St

Pollut ion Fight Gets 81 Million Four Year Program

Senate subcommittee approves an 81 million four year plan to fight water pollution. It creates a new division under HEW, authorizes 20 million yearly for research, raises sewage plant grants, and increases individual grant sizes with 50 50 matching. The measure awaits full committee action.

Washington UPL Senate Edmund Muskie Jd-Maine Senate Public Works Committee Republican Democratic

Oldest Nuclear Reactor To Be Shut Down Soon

Washington AP reports the Oak Ridge graphite reactor in Tennessee, the world’s oldest nuclear reactor, will shut down in November after 20 years of operation. It helped WWII bomb development and later produced medical isotopes and supported nuclear research and training. More modern systems replace its functions.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Oak Ridge Tenn ARC

Cabinet chiefs meet on selling U S wheat to Russia

Washington reports two Cabinet members and two House committees held a closed door session on exporting U S wheat to the Soviet Union. Freeman called it useful while Rep. Gaine labeled it a big hassle with no clear answers as officials weigh policy and licensing issues. The administration contemplates pricing at world levels and possible short term credit amid mixed congressional reaction.

Washington Cap House Russia Sec Aurierniture Orville Freeman Albert Qine R-Minn Freeman Sec. of Commerce Luther Hodges House Agrinulture and Foreign Affairs Committees Soviet Union U.S Moscow

World wide discrimination explored in October Reader's Digest

An eye opening survey examines race prejudice across the globe from Britain and Korea to India and the Red bloc. The piece discusses caste, color lines, and the treatment of visiting Africans, presenting a stark look at oppression.

Red Bloc

Longtime City Resident G C Bishop Dies After 26 Years in Lub bock

G C Bishop a longtime resident of Lubbock after living in Plainview and Childress moved to Lub bock in 1937 and died Thursday in a convalescent home. Funeral services are planned at Sanders Funeral Home Chapel with Ben Houze and Rawleigh Dale assisting. He belonged to the Primitive Baptist Church Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge and is survived by his wife Kate two daughters two sons two sisters and three grandchildren.

Servier Sanders Puneral G.C. Bishop Lirbbork Ben Houze Big Spring

Wooten Services Slated Saturday

Services for John Robert Wooten 36 will be at 10 39 a m Saturday in the Church of the Nazarene Slaton Rev Charles Stewart will officiate Burial will be in Englewood Cemetery Williams Funeral Home Slaton directs He died Thursday in Plainview He is survived by his wife three daughters his parents a brother and a sister Billy Butlins offers 3 000 000 for Queen Mary to convert liner into a weekly holiday camp off the English coast

Slaton John Robert Wooten Church of the Nazarene Charles Stewart Englewood Cemetery Williams Funeral Home Wooten Keeton Livestock Auction Lubbock Plainview Peggy Brenda Joyce Teresa George Wooten Slaten David el Paso CD. McCormick London Billy Butlins Britain

The Shepherd and Boys Rated by IQ Passages

Poem fragment by Julien Chyer reflects on judgments of boys by test scores. The speaker recalls when they were young and notes the shift to measuring worth as IQ and labels like “Best” and “Low Grade.” The piece critiques labeling in education and society.

Julien Chyer

Ed Burns Rites Slated Monday

Funeral services for Bed P. Burns 71 of Hale Center will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at First Methodist Church in Hale Center with the Rev. Clarence Stephens officiating. Burial follows at Plainview Cemetery under Hale Center Funeral Home care. Burns, a native of Ohio, lived in Hale Center area since 194? and was a retired rancher. Survivors include wife Inez four sons W N Burns C A Burns E P Burns and R B M Burns two daughters Mrs R A Mims and Mrs W F Schenk and 16 grandchildren. Pallbearers are Wilbur Laney Jack Anderson Arthur Landers Buford Phillips Walter Patterson and Tom Karrh.

Clarence Stephens Plainview Cemetery Hale Center Funeral Home Ohio Burns Hale Center Inez

Mrs. Lillian Taylor Funeral Is Saturday

Services for Mrs. Lillian Taylor who died Tuesday at Tucumcari will be held at noon Saturday at Goof Funeral Home in Commerce Texas. Burial follows in Commerce Cemetery. Taylor was longtime Roosevelt County resident recently living in Tucumcari. Survivors include a sister and a brother.

Portales Lillian Taylor Tucumcari Goof Funeral Home Commerce Tex Commerce Cemetery Taylor Roosevelt County

Mrs Curtis Rister Services Today at Dyer Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs Curtis Clinton Rister, a former Lubbock resident who died in Huntsville Alabama, will be held today at Dyer Funeral Home in McGehee Arkansas. Burial will follow at Tidlar Cemetery near Camden. She formerly worked at West Texas Hospital in Lubbock and her husband is employed.

Dyer Funeral Home McGehee Ark Curtis Clinton Rister Lubbock Huntsville Ala Tidar Cemetery Camden Rister West Texas Hospital Larbbeck

Snyder civic leader Nolan von Roeder dies on African hunt

Nolan von Roeder 63 a Snyder oilman rancher and civic leader died this week in Tanganyika Africa during a hunting trip. He was a former Snyder Chamber of Commerce president and farm seed developer. Survivors include Opal his wife two brothers a son and three daughters. Funeral plans pending.

Snyder Nolan von Roeder Tanganyika Africa von Roeder Texas van Roeder Chamber of Commerce Producers Club Chamber Agriculture Committee Scurry County Junior Livestock Assn United Fund Buffalo Trails Boy Scout Council Texas Rural Communities Finance Organization Snyder Museum

Coronatw tablets promise relief for tense nerves and constipation

A рекламet-style notice promotes Coronatw tablets as a colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. It claims the product returns normal bowel function and offers an introductory size for 43¢ amid doctor recommendations.

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