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   Lubbock Avalanche Journal (Newspaper) - October 8, 1960, Lubbock, Texas                                19 Pampa 6  S. 14 Palo Duro 7  Viand 16  0  28 Clovis 6  20 14  20 Ector 0  19 Big 16  12 Post 0  40 Tahoka 6  22  0  In On The 26 14  STORIES OTHER GAMES SEE PAGE 14, SEC. 24 Slaton 6  LubbocrAvalanche-Journal  S P E L. j No. 294 28 Pages Saturday October 8, 1960  Class Paid At Leased Nixon In Sharp New Forum A ic it * it ir Chief Renews Call For UN Arms Face Varied Gary 12. poses m the dress she wore to her classes in Beverly a few days The principal objected to the dress and sent her Gary's Mrs. saw nothing wrong with the dress and Friday sent the young miss to school in the all-covering muu which she models at The promptly expelled the girl tor five See Page 7, Section A. CAP Travel Marauders United band of highwaymen who motorists throughout the Southwest during the past five months by posing as police was broken up Friday when their illiterate leader was caught because he refused to dim his car Eleon H. 42, ex-convict and hog admitted leading the raids in Texas and women and a 12-year-old girl were raped and motorists chained and who drawled hate after his arrest by California highway identified accomplices as E. J. and Leroy 27, of Ariz. They were arrested la the Arizona With man was being sought Ity where Hale ted a hog ranch which he left in telling his wife and six children he was going pick was arrested with his 17-y^ar-old son Robert as they drove on California 138 near this desert He refused to dim his lights and officers noticed the car was sought in an all points did his accomplices gave up without a a caliber pistol in the car along with a red Hale admitted serving time in Arkansas for cattle rustling and boy was cleared of any implication in the highway He said he had been picking cotton near Yuma until his father picked him up Wednesday they say I've done is Hale told his son after confessing to don't want you to do nothing like this I want you to go home and take care of your mother and brother and sisters and work his hog ranch in northern California officers said they found of dollars worth of taken from including watches and was booked on charges of rape and other sex His partners were held on robbery and kidnaping DOUGLAS B. CORNELL ASHINGTON political titans of 1960, Richard M. Nixon and John F. fought a battle over the whole field of foreign and domestic policy Friday night with millions of Americans looking President Nixon accused his Democratic rival for the White of advocating a position with regard to Formosa that represented same kind of wooly thinking that led to disaster in foresaw a terrific test of will and strength facing the next president over He called for of America's military strength in the next Congress and contended that this country's relative strength has in the last eight years and the American people should know it and be told the In he has in one campaign speech after Nixon contended Kennedy's plan for America offers only of programs that before and would cost the country billion more than the GOP Kennedy branded that billion figure fantastic and lie said the administration has failed to meet its was the second in a series of four forums bringing the pictures and voices of the candidates before perhaps 70 million Ameri it was a far cry from affair Kennedy and Nixon staged in Chicago last Saved For saved one of his heaviest bombs almost to the had been asked about his position with respect to defending the Quemoy and Matsu off the Red Chinese He said he believes strongly in defending the Nationalist Chinese bastion a hundred miles But he added that he believes it is strategically wrong to try to defend the inner which he said various military men and Sec. of State Christian A. Herter have declared in the past were long as Quemoy and Matsu are not essential to the defense of Kennedy the defensive line should be drawn around Formosa disagree completely NIXON Page 7  OLD AND THE modern Lubbock skyline is contrasted with an era of yesteryear in this picture taken from a location only a few minutes from the heart of the This windmill and barbed wire landmarks of the South Plains a couple generations are located near Mackenzie Park and the Plainview Highway Photo by Ray For To Ready To On Spring Meeting Not L. NATIONS Nikita S. Khrushchev Friday threatened to support Soviet interests outside the United Nations relying on our own He demanded a summit conference after the United States presidential election as his price for restraining Soviet action on the status of West Russian leader further demanded a special UN General Assembly on calling for it to follow inauguration of the new American president and by April at the Silent On New Khrushchev said that Moscow or Leningrad would be acceptable for such an assembly The White House did not The State commenting on Thursday's Russian threat against arming of West called the Russian warning an attempt to distract attention from Soviet actions are the real causes of in the The Soviet AGE ON Prisoners Cuban political prisoners escaped from Morro Castle Prison Friday in a pre-dawn mass fail break from the old Spanish fortress on Havana Bay lA government the escaped prisoners were aided by a noncommissioned officer and four enlisted presumably on guard duty at the escape was connected with the landing an invasion in the statement It did not explain the government identified the prisoners only as serving terms lor antigovernment guards at Latin American embassies were doubled and in some apparently to prevent any escapee from enter ing and asking of possible new invas ions or an uprising were numer One police source said are on guard against something liable to trouble is was the first mass break reported from the naval jail since the Fidel Castro government started using it as a political prison in January 1959.  was no information on the identities of the but Maj. Hubert former civil war aide of was held there earlier this year after his convic tion on treason an undisclosed number of naval officers were arrested in dawn raids by army troops led personally by Castro and accused of planning to defect with three CLAIM PLOT Page 1, Section columns Page 6, Section NEWS Pages 4-5, Section SCORES 1-4, Section QUOTATIONS Pages 4-5, Section TV 11, Section Dictionary A school of experience where some men learn while others argue with their Say Kennedy Made The govern press exploded with editorial wrath Friday against U. S. Democratic presi nominee John Kennedy and his alleged threats to Cuba in a campaign official newspaper ion described Kennedy as a and for his description of Cuba as a Communist satellite and a threat to western hemisphere speech in Thursday night was a top banner item in most of the E Mundo accused Kennedy of ing Eisenhower's strong-arm policy against Search Touched Off By ELECTION messages flashed warnings halfway around the world Friday in a search for passengers who were aboard a British plane with a Dutchman suffering from health ministry said the L. Perk was found to have the dread disease after he left the plane here last He boarded it in were sent urging authorities to find the others at points in Turkey and Each Contact tracking down every taxicab news friend and associate who may have had contact with a ministry spokesman 15 of the 33 passengers and nine crew members who were aboard British Overseas Airways Corporation jet flight 791 from Tokyo to London had not been Those found have been Case The ministry said that case was probably because he once had been health authorities frankly admit they are afraid of an fears also were heightened by the fact that this is the jet and smallpox can be carried throughout the world in To Make Liquor To The voting is expected here today as Snyder residents decide whether to legalize the sale of alcoholic beverages for consumption vote is the second in the South New Mexico area this Clovis voted including tavern Most observers are predicting a victory Vote Ignites Nine Kills 20; 58 Are Typhoon Kit swept into the South China Sea Friday after it through the populous central Philippine Islands with 90 mile an hour winds leaving 20 persons dead and 58 typhoon ripped through five provinces just south of Manila In northward swing There was no com plete report on damage and casualties Germany ship collision set nine vessels afire on the Rhine River Friday and police reported one person two missing and 25 Burning oil sent thick smoke with 730 tons of the 565-ton Belgian tanker barge Diamant burst into flames on contact from a newly rebuilt Danish ferry that had broken away from its tug on a downstream blaze quickly engulfed the 1,600-ton Tina seven vessels tied up as was the Diamant at this inland port on the man abandoned by their drifted downstream into the sides have deluged voters with appeals and slogans in advance of today's Radio announcements are made both in English and Snyder Daily News has published numerous advertisements by both including a appeal by county residents asking for a dry vote because children go to Snyder High vote will be for Snyder residents Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The four voting places all will be in the against will provide nurseries at both the Baptist and Methodist churches and will keep children there while mothers They also will take the mothers to the election here will be the not counting the one at in the South Plains area See SNYDER Page 7  at a UN Correspondents Assn. called for equal representation in the UN organization reflecting what he said was the division of power in the world capitalist and would mean all states would liave an equal opportunity in the solution of he they would be resolved m a way not to harm the interests of any one group of ask our share of what we have a right to This means we will uphold our interests outside the United Nations by relying on our own force and this can lead only to new exacerbations of said the United Nations is not a parliament but a forum in which the interests of even a single state should be Pledge Key The Soviet leader said the present four-power status of Berlin depends whether or not there is to be a summit conference after the U. S. Rejects Red Complaint From - The State Department Friday night dismissed new Russian threats against the arming of West Germany as attempts to distract attention from Soviet actions are the real causes of in the statement was made in reply to a Soviet note handed over in Moscow Thursday to U.S. Ambassador Llewellyn Soviet Union published the note against arming West Germany with nuclear rocket weapons Friday Unspecified retaliatory measures were A distributed a summit conference is regardless of wha t after the elections in we will keep our the United he indicating he would not States not relieved of Berlin's status in advance stemming from the Big * a top-level statement coincided with publication of the new Soviet note to the United States warning that the USSR cannot remain indifferent to the arming of West Germany with rocket and is prepared tor any necessary The German and Berlin questions are See RED CHIEF Page 7  agreements provided that Germans must not be State Department said the Russian note contained A spokesman charged that Russia has been arming East Germany since 19-16.  To Press officer Francis W. Tully called the Russian note patent effort to divert attention from FOR CONGO inspired including UNITED NATIONS NY Russian threats against Dag ' Hammarskjold j threats to use the that admitted walkout from the Geneva to the United Nations will send a battalion to the UN the DID IT FOR Embezzler Prau N. Y A shapely brunette who bought her husband a liquor store and paid her lover's alimony with she embezzled w a s sentenced Friday to IS months to 4 years in 39, could have been given a maximum of 130 years on 14 counts of forgery and grand larceny for her five-year life of luxury financed by dipping into the till of the U.S. Knitwear of Port Vaccaro was charged with the theft of only while working as a bookkeeper for the whose officials said they had treated one of the a check of the company books showed that had been taken through a complicated check forging court with the statuesque brunette was her who stood by her despite her admissions that she had given to another man to buy three race finance his race bets and support his Vaccaro was arrested last Feb. 12 in her 12-room, Spanish Spanish was in bed recovering from an overdose of sleeping pills when she was arraigned and placed in Later she pleaded guilty larceny and forgery and made partial restitution by deeding her mansion to her employers and disposing of worth of furs and husband sold the liquor store to help his wife pay the company but the unidentified boy friend failed to appear to offer to help his said Mrs. Vaccaro helped herself to a fortune by making out checks to fictitious persons and matching the amounts on previously written legitimate company embezzlement was disclosed when Jacob company found a check made out to a synagogue had been and Soviet Premier behavior in New e U. 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