Balloting Light Across Area In Saturday School Elections
Voters across the South Plains will elect two trustees in many districts on Saturday with light to moderate turnout. Abernathy, Sands, Hereford, Amherst, Anton, An drews, Jayton, Kress, Shamrock areas report races, incumbents and farmers contending for two seats. Complete results appear Sunday in the Avalanche Journal.
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Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
South Plains
Odessa
Negro Marchers Released As Ban Request Dropped
In Greenwood Mississippi the Justice Department dropped a bid to bar interference with Negro vote registrations. Eight jailed demonstrators were freed after the government withdrew the injunction request, and local officials pledged continued law enforcement while allowing small group registrations.
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Greenwood
Miss
Washington
Justice Department
Delta
U.S. Dist
Claude Clay Register
Greenville
Here
Brownfield voters pick two trustees from five candidates
Voters in Brownfield choose two school trustees from five candidates including incumbent Dr. B Cox Jr and challengers W A Wolf Paul Farrar Truett Flache and Delton Tatum. Second incumbent J L Newsom is not seeking reelection. Cooper Rural High School board faces two incumbents Joe Felty and James Smith up for re election with challengers Melba Thompson Jr and Glenn Alten.
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Hereford Rural High Schoor
Amherst
W. H. Gentry
Clais Tomes Andi
Olin Parris
James Cox
C. R. Roberts
CE. Hicks
Reton Cummings
Hugh Clearman
Albert Maxwell
Lamar Kelly
Jattor
Andrews
WeHutcheson Jr
James Jones
O. Woolam
Lsted
Frank H Clements
Pan- American
V. C
Buddy) Melton
Ooner
Texaco, Inc
RB. G. Torkin
Humble Oil & Refining Co
J. J. T Jim Brown
Oilwell Supply
United States Steel Corp
R. K
Ray
Horton
Underword
Distributors, Inc. & Butane Co
Harold G. Cox
Commercial State Bank
Mark Grissom
el Paso
Brownfield
B. Cox Jr
W. A. Wolf
Paul Farrar
Telephone Company
Truett Flache
Delton Tatum
J. L. Newsom
O. R. Douglas
Cooper Rural High School
Joe. Felty
James Smith
Melba Thompson Jr
Glenn Alten
H. E. Owen
Incumbents Unopposed for School Trustees Saturday
Two incumbents are unopposed on the ballot for re election as trustees of the Cotton Center school system. BR J Burnett and Jaxon Allen are candidates for new terms. Both are farmers, according to Supt J R Nixon. Incumbents Ross Cash and Ralph Dargon drew no opposition for Crosbyton Consolidated ISD trustees re election. Cash and Parson are farmers, Supt Hawkes said.
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Bud Rucker
C. EB. Bradshaw
Ffarmers
Supt
C. V. Fuller
KE. J. Abney
Billy Odom
Jayton
Benr
Murdoch
Ben Boland
Buddy, Gallagher
Aaron Bennett
Oll
Buddy Owens
Purvis Relte
Boland
Charles. O. Champion
Cotton Center School System
BR. J. Burnett
Jaxon Allen
J. R. Nixon
Ross Cash
Ralph Dargon
Crosbyton Consolidated Independent
Cash
Parson
T. Hawkes
Ploydada
Ralph Johnston
Jack Stansell
Johnston
A. E. Baker
Matador Independent
7Leon Smallwood
Clifford Martin
Bert Ezzell
Quitaque
Miyue Kaul
Bill Griffin
Wayne Whittington
Johnny Maron
Cy Foster
The
Inoard
Otto G. Turner
W. P. Harris
IM. Power
Chester C. Gray
Foster
Turner
Gray
CG. Akin
Voters to elect school trustees across multiple districts
In numerous Texas districts on Saturday voters will choose two or three trustees for each school board. Incumbents face little or no opposition in many areas including Denver City Independent District where three incumbents are unopposed. Other districts list multiple candidates with some challengers, all for the two trustee seats or single posts up for election.
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Kress Independent School District
James J. Carlisle
Austin Barretts
C. C.reed
Jon Motheral
Wayne W. Webb
Whitharral Independent
Johnson
Don Reding
Sackin
F E Sadler
Ciliford Throckmorton
James
Denver City
J. W. Jones
Jack M. Akin
Joe C. Taylor
HQ. Brown
Loop Rural
Keith Young
H. 1. Hill
MoMurrow
Lorenzo
Joe Darden
Harold Campbell
Kenneth Grays
B. R
Bi) Ashley
Darden
W. C. Cherry
Gray McEly
Meadow Area
Borden
Haltsty
Leona Ixancs
B. Telchik
Winfred Tuckey
Lamesa Voters Field Six Seek Two Trustee Seats
A crowded field of six candidates competes for two trustee posts in Lamesa with incumbent D. Harris seeking another term and Walter Buckel retiring. rivals include Mrs. Faye Col sins, Charles E. Bratcher, W B Osborn, Hoyt Bubarks, R B Beaton, C W Bradshaw, M J McDonald and Fred Burch all farmers.
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Lamesa
Towo
D. Harris
J Board
Faye Colsins
Charles E. Bratcher
W. B Osborn
Harris
Walter Buckel
Abe Holder
Alton Morris
Hoyt Bubarks
R. B. Beaton
C. W. Bradshaw
Mon J .McDonald
Fred Burch
Iare
James G. Ward
E. T. Ford
Trustees Race in Oltan Highlights Incumbents and Challengers
Heavy balloting is expected at Oltan Saturday as voters pick three trustees from incumbents Gil bert Roberson Owen Jones and Ed Thompson and challengers George Caddell Glenn H Phillips and W B Dickenson Jr. Jones is a longtime trustee and Roberson has served since 1957. Thompson is completing his first term.
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Oltan
Gilbert Roberson
Owen Jones
Ed Thompson
George Caddell
Glenn H. Phillips
W. B. Dickenson Jr
Jones
Roberson
Thompson
Johnny Clark Oir
Petersburg School Board Election Faces Three Incumbents
Don Pauls challenges two incumbents for re election as voters choose three trustees in Petersburg Dub Scarborough and J C Fow. Incumbents include Scarborough president and Gray not seeking another term. Loren Gayle Olen Edwards and Johnnie L Fitzgerald also seek seats with Morris Lowe Bohne and others as nominees. Fitzgerald a former trustee previously defeated in last year’s race.
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Mains Area
Amove
Loren Gayle
Olen Edwards
Dr. Kennedy
Morris Lowe
Boh [Ne
Johnnie L. Fitzgerald
W.og. Ori Gray
Fitzgerald
lLane
Edwards
Three Incumbent Trustees Face Re-Election Bid
In the Saturday report Kenneth M. Laycock notes three trustees seek continuation: O. L. Watterson Jr a grocer and board president Dr. Kasemond A. Reid currently vice president and Mrs Dann the board secretary and homemaker.
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Kenneth M. Laycock
O. L. Wattson Jr
Kasemond A. Reid
Dann
Plainview ISD trustees race fields incumbents and challenger
Three trustees are to be named Saturday as Plainview Independent School District voters choose three incumbents whose terms expire and a single challenger. Homer Garrison Mel Marvin Rigler and Garnspan are farmers and Don Meuser is an insurance agent. Superintendent Foo Manry noted.
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Silverton
Sam Lewis
J. E. Minyard
Alva C. Jasper
Elton Cantwell
Hinds
Lewis
Minyard
Saaturday
Vetera
Plainview Independent
Homer Garrison
Mel. Marvin pSehlecte
Stanton Seeks Two Trustee Seats In Saturday Ballot
Stanton runs for two trustee positions while James Rings seeks reelection. Neil Fryar is a candidate and incumbent Tom Newman did not file for re-election. Supt LM Hays’ paid post area voters will choose two trustees and two challengers.
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Shallowater
Gale Ballard
L. W. Rhodes
Bennie L. James
Bob Payne
Jack G. Brockwald
Stanton
James Rings
Neil Fryar
Tom Newman
Jie
LM. Hays
Four Perfect Hands Dealt In Bridge In Wyoming
Greybull AP reports a rare four perfect hands in a single bridge deal at a Greybull Bridge Club gathering. Mrs. Crane dealt 13 clubs, Jean Reed 13 hearts, Mrs. Knudson 13 diamonds, and Mrs. Plummer 13 spades, with seven clubs seven hearts seven diamonds and seven spades bids ensuing.
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Greybull
Wyo
United States
World Almanac
Bridge Club
W. G. Crane
Jean Reed
L. A. Knundson
W. R. Plummer
Lub‘bock
Ranch hand pleads guilty to bad checks in cancer pain case
A twenty year old ranch hand, Carrol Wyne Hester, pleaded guilty to writing fifty two dollars in worthless checks to obtain money for cancer pain relief. Judge Dave McGee heard that Hester needed funds to ease the illness, with counsel J Harlan Fleming providing background.
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Fort Worth
UPI
J. Harlan Fleming
Carrol Wyne Hester
Dist
Dave McGee
Hester
Huntsville
Fleming
Brownwood
McGee
Local Officials Named in Brief Political Notices
Wallace Simpson and Bobby Pierce are mentioned as term expirations in a local political roundup. Nichols is identified as a superintendent and Bull as an auto parts businessman, with Supt. R. J. Smith cited for quotes.
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Wallace Simpson
Bobby Pierce
Simpson
Nichols
Bull
R. J. Smith
Challengers in Four Texas School Trustee Races Listed
Supt W E Hancock notes all challengers are farmers or housewives across Sun Downs Tahoka and Tulia races. Five candidates vie for two trustee seats at Tahoka with names Dale Thuren Larry Hagood Roy Stephens Ray Hopkins Clifton Hamilton. Incumbents J G Burrow and James Adams face a two on ballot at Tulia while pre election slate includes Clint Walker and Clint Sikes. A separate note covers a cancer scare for an inmate with eye injury and sentencing details for Hester in Brownwood case.
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Tahoka
Dale Thuren
Larry Hagood
Roy Stephens
Ray Hopkins
Clifton Hamilton
M. O. Spears
Clint Walker
Clint Sikes
J. G. Burrow
James Adams
Tulia
Aturio
Four Names on Ballot for Two Fuden Posts
Four candidates appear on the ballot for two local posts to be filled. Incumbents J. T. Mullin and Jess Meacham seek re election. Challengers are B. J. Robison and G. P. Driskill Jr.
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Turkey
J. T. Mullin
Jess Meacham
B. J. Robison
G. P. Driskill Jr
Trustees Election At Wellman Saturday
Heavy voting is in prospect at Wellman Saturday as two trustees are to be elected from a field that includes one incumbent and three challengers. Carroll C. Hulse seeks reelection, facing George J. Sullivan Jr., Robert G. Herron, and D. Watt. All four candidates are farmers and seek the board seat.
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Anton Area
Norman Fisher
Hill Glasscock
Thomas c. Jares Jr
Ail
Boyd T. Goen
Brether
Orville Bailey
Lou Rendleman
New Deal Independent
P. W. Ford Jr
Peeples J
Robby Henderson
F. W. Covey
Dalton J. James
Frenship
Wolfforth
Nelson
Garland Boozer
B. J. Hutcheson
Keith Snowden
J. Weldon Bennett
G. A. Edwards Jr
Seagraves School
Kennard Tupin
Loomis Bright
Max Townsend
W. C. Flem- Jack
Minor
Kent
Ravionl Fowler Mansure
Tncum
George Earl
Wellman
Carroll C. Hulse
George J. Sullivan Jr
Robert G. Herron
Scitor
D. Watt
Houston
Seagraves Graduate Wins Federal Research Fellowship
Seagraves native Charles R. Ward, a Texas Tech graduate student, received a $500 Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control grant for his master’s thesis on ecological changes in modified playa links. Ward works under Entomology professors Don ald Ashdown and Ellis Huddleston as part of mosquito control and encephalitis prevention efforts. Paris announces France and the United Arab Republic will resume diplomatic relations after 64 years since the Suez crisis.
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Texas Tech
Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control
Public Health Service
Charles R. Ward
Seagraves
Ward
Tech
Donald Ashdown
Ellis W. Huddleston
Paris
UPI
Foreign Ministry
France
United Arab Republic
April 15 Set For Estes Sentence
Federal Judge R E Thomason tentatively sets April 15 for sentencing Billie Sol Estes after he was found guilty March 28 on four counts of mail fraud and one count of conspiracy. Defense motions for a new trial and for a stay of sentence will be heard that date.
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EL Paso
Billie
Sol Estes
R. E. Thomason
Estes
West Texas
Thomason
Chester McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ring of Protection Around Pimples and Acne
An advertisement promotes CaMPHO-PHENIQUE as a soothing antiseptic liquid that forms a ring of protection around pimples to prevent spread and reinfection. It claims no skin staining and suitability under makeup, urging immediate use and regular possession of the product.
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Abernathy Independent School District
Satu
Noel Johnson
W. J. Sanders
Hugh Pettit
Sanders
Pettit
Sereng
Lambert
Harvey Latrick
D. D. Skipper
Ackerly
Sands
R. N. Pierce
Superi
Ww. Co
Hale Center
Midland
Morton
Nolan Jones
Ralph As Juseca
Ropes Independen School
Told Ladecke
Spain
Billy McCallister
Don Day
W. C. Vine
Odell Wilkes Ceusas
Curtis Hulse
Pain
Jean Yotera
Tucker
Orval Boyd
Don Cannon
Troy Brown
Davis Cannon
Pires
Escar Parker
Philip R. Jonsson
Ed T. Anderson
Bobby J. Bons
Eugene Rotates
Whoney
Louie A. Bartha
Foster Harman
Clifford Gtevenal
Happy School
Robert Knight
Merman
Xupt
Sam Bryan
Stevens
Hart
Hartependent
R. G. Henderson
Theron Morrison
Daryle Clevinger
Rodney Smith
Paul L. Kennedy
Har Area
Hereford
Anton
Bovina
Bovina School Board
Grady Sorley
Marian Carson
Don Murphy
Richard Vaughn
Warren Morton
B. Cain
L. Blevens
Muleshee
C. V. Riley
W. E. Myers
Eugene Black
A. R. McGuire
New Home Independent
Roy Alevina
Réwin Nettles
A. C Fulingim Jr
Dick Turner
Harold Fiere Franklin
H. L. Miller
Idalou
Idalou Rural
Ralph Harmon
iCutton Smith
James Hamilton
Buddy Winters
Merle Walker
Donald Bledsoe
O'Donnell
Ntwo
Kenneth Pearson
Earl Greenlee
J. M. ‘Ward
D. J. Bexsire
Ralph Beach
Elber. Crawford
Wanda Winans
Peirson
O’donnell
Kress
W. E. Cox, Jr
Raymond C. Garden
William T. Curry
O. T. Kite Jr
John T. Adams
Cox
Curry
Golden
Kite
Adams
F. J. Young
Staton
Joe E. Mills
Santa Fe Railroad
Witte A. Heinrich
Don Crow
Harold Tucker
Lee Vardy
Smyer_ district
W. F. Brown Jr
Eugene Calin
Billy Keesee
W. L. Savage
J.D. Alderson
James Rushing Maid
Dale Newsom
Snyder
Straet
Jack Lawrence
John W. O'Banion
Buster Anderson
J. L. Browning
C. Terry
Basin Wax Products
T. E. McCollum
Thomas F. Hartley
Gene
Dulaney
Springlake
Springlake Independent
Earth
Price Hamilton
A. F
Pete O'Uair
Orville Cleavinger
Ldon Davis
Ross Middleton
William L. Bann
Bob Armstrong
Armstrong
Spur
Victor Arrington
Pat Winkler
Herman Bosstick
Paul D. Hagins
Tt. D. Stewart
Morris Collett
Mansell Bragg
James B. Settle
J. T. Archer
T. B. Watson
Whitefavel
C. C. Caffery
J. Bills
Harold Lol Graham
Leonard Gainer
W. A. Skinner
Whitharral
Wilson
Wilson Area
Edmund Meaker
Jigsewrann
Sam Gat
E. (Mutt) Young
Macker
Swann
Young
Gatzki
Leroy iBeott
Morton Area
Noel Crow
Henry Williams
Wn Varmers
Millant Townsen
Willey Branton
Atlanta
Dick Gregory
J. C. Evans
Cooper
Cotton Center
Crosbyton
Dimmitt
Chavinger
H. W. Golden
Woodrow Killingsworth
Cleavinger
Paul Hilburn
Farwell
Walter Kaltwasser
Clay Henson
W. M. Roberts
James W.patrick
Bill Princé
Farwell Grain Exchange
Bieriing Donaldson
Melbarn Jones
Preston Martin
Poantranset
Floydada
Friona
Friona Independent School District
Renerice Herring
W. M. Massie
Charles Howell
Massie Alton Far Howell
Bupt. R
Gail
Inewree
Roy Adfutson
William Carl Nowlin
Charlie Duval
Lindsey J. Williams
Albert Perkins
James KE. Cook
H. C.jakes
Sid Hopping
Dr. Perkins
Lockney
Koc. Mitchell
Harold Griffith
Martin Bradley
Kovee Hillman
Mittchell
Aupt
H. H. Nicholas
Ralls
Jiale Jones
James Boydston
Eten Edison
R. B. Terrell
Bupl. C. O. Cregory
Estmal McElroy
Herschel Raye
Roaring Springs
Clyde Willams
Clyde Clifton
W. LeFevre
Omar Parks
Pancher
Albert Irwin
Dean Melnroe
M. J. Behofield
Roosevelt
Earl Rowan
Wes Davis
Max Barnet
Cleve “Wooley
R. A. Peel
Wooley
Hoard
Lou Dutton
Marvin Williams
Davis
Ropesville
Lazbuddie
Olton
Petersburg
Dub Scarborough
J. C. Fow
Don Paul
Hox
Scarborough
Fox
Pete Wilson
Levelland
Plainview
Littlefield
POST
Sudan
Sndan Area
W. E. Hancock
Fieldover
In Fairrbell
C. J. Wars
J.P. Sharp
Blaymond Evans
Fred Ric
Seagraves Graduets Federal Fellowship
Ave. K
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Monterey Center
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