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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
6
A local figure named The Shepherd wins a controversial seat amid a hype dominated scene. The rise reshapes Man hun ACLIAN C.TEYER dynamics and shifts power within the group.
A disrupted report notes an expelled student at Ole Miss face new issues after a Tuesday incident. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of a prior expulsion and ongoing trouble remains the core.
R C Hall aged 61 dies at Slaton after a long illness. Survived by seven brothers and one sister. Funeral arrangements handled by local mortuary with services pending at LaPlace Church.
Special services for H G Guthrie will be held at 11 am at Patterson Funeral Home Chapel Sweetwater. Burial at Sweetwater Cemetery follows under local rites.
The infant of Mr and Mrs Dawid Hightower died in a Sunday incident at Muckelroy Chine. Funeral services were held at Vernon Cemetery with Pastor Sealey Smith of South Plains Baptist Church officiating. Survivors include both parents and a sister.
Funeral services for Andres R. Deleon will be held Tuesday at St Theresa Catholic Church. Burial will follow at a local cemetery. He is survived by a daughter, a son, and three sisters.
Mrs Sally Tite Heanden of Snyder dies in a local hospital after a sudden illness. Survived by ten sons, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements and further details announced by family.
North Korea opens a magnesiin phosphate plant near Fan, reported by Peking News Agency. The factory aims to produce 20,000 tons of phosphate fertilizer annually as construction begins under government supervision.
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Sanders with burial to follow in the local cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the ceremony at the family church this afternoon.
A serious traffic crash near Crowell leaves a woman dead and four others injured. Police and emergency responders rushed to the scene on a rural road, where the vehicle overturned and several occupants suffered non alarming injuries. The investigation continues as authorities seek to determine the cause and identify those involved.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a Hamilton woman’s death in Lubbock and lists survivors, service details, and arrangements. The text includes disconnected phrases about families, baptism, and religious commentary, with names such as Mrs Cary Sellers, Mrs Wesley Jones, and Mrs Charlie Wik Son, Houston, and references to hospitals and churches.
A fragmented report mentions a blast at a church setting with references to Powell and Santa Claus. The readable phrases suggest a contentious scene with items damaged and discussions of a purchasing action. No clear names or locations are definitively established in the legible text.
Graveside services are planned for the infant of M Lorene Hale at Dosmian General Hospital. The baby died after birth, and arrangements are announced by the mother and family for a private ceremony.
Fragmentary OCR text references Venice and a German minister with unclear roles. Readers are left with no definite event, date, or organization.
Fidel Castro calls Cubans to increase labor and reduce dependence on Soviet imports. He defends Cuba’s position amid Cold War pressures and notes U.S. hostility, while touching on Latin American revolutions and Soviet relations in a broad broadcast.
Reported attempts to unite Christian denominations and other faiths as the pope reconvenes a council inviting leaders from multiple churches. Observers note prayer, dialogue, and efforts to address shared social issues amid divisions.
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