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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1960

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Tornado Devastates Sunnyside Struck Town in Castro County

Rescue workers comb debris as 18 homes destroyed and the town church and store damaged after a twister cut a mile wide path Tuesday evening. Three killed, 23 hospitalized across Dimmitt Plainview Lubbock and nearby towns. rebuilding plans uncertain.

Tanner Laine Avalanche-journal Unnyside J.B. Kidd Plainview Baptist Brotherhood of the Staked Plains Assn Sunnyside Nona Beth Phelan Earl Phelan Thomas Riley Hogan Dimmitt Lubbock Littlefield Sylvia Phelan Castro County Everett Groseclose

Mystery Air Lingers Over Tri Slaying In Acapulco

U S embassy opens investigation into the deaths of Harold Lloyd Lantrip and Thomas Francis Howell found with bullets in their skulls near a beach ten miles from Acapulco. A third unidentified tourist card, a .22 pistol, a 1953 Texas tagged Chrysler, bloodstains, and a night bonfire complicate the case as Acapulco police declare the case closed.

Jaime Plenn Capulco Mexico UPD Harold Lloyd Lantrip Will Lantrip Garrison, Tex Thomas Francis Howell Guilford Texas Brownsville Tex Matamoros Santrip Acapulco City

Peugeot pleads for kidnapped son in $100,000 ransom

Automobile magnate Roland Peugeot appeals to his son Eric's kidnapers on radio and TV to spare him and pay the $100,000 ransom. He asks mercy, promises to shield criminals from police, as a massive search continues and a 48 hour deadline looms.

Charles Rwley Paris UPI Roland Peugeot Eric Peugot Harvard Colette Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Peugeot Saint Cloud County

High Rebel Is Captured in Cuba Sierra Maestra Clash

Fidel Castro's forces claim capture of a top rebel lieutenant and two others in the Sierra Maestra in Oriente Province. Maj. Rene Vallejo Ortiz says the detainees, unnamed, will be taken to Bayamo military HQ. Unconfirmed whether Castro himself is in the field.

Havana Fidel Castro Castro Cuba Rene Vallejo Ortiz Institute of Agrarian Reform Oriente Manuel Beaton Beaton Sierra Maestra Fulgencio Batista Vallejo Bayamo Santiago Jeader Juan Almeida

Britain Scrap 1.8 Billion Dollar Rocket Project

Britain abandons the Blue Streak rocket and a network of launch sites in a costly shift to mobile bases. Defense Minister Watkinson cites vulnerability of fixed sites and prohibitive costs. Britain expects U S Skybolt missiles to extend its bomber force with U S approval pending.

Arthur Gavshon Ondon Britain U.S Defense Harold Watkingon Watkinson House of Commons Strategic Bomber Command Washington S Department United States

Houston Boiler Explosion Kills Two at Pasadena Plant

A boiler exploded Wednesday at Crown Central Petroleum Co refinery near the Washburn tunnel in Pasadena. Two workers were killed and at least ten others were injured. About ten more were taken to hospitals in Houston and Pasadena.

Houston API Crown Central Petroleum Co Washburn Tunnel Pasadena

More Showers Seen For Friday

Weather Bureau reports a line of thunderstorms moved through North Texas with no damage and fading by night. South Plains forecasts show partly cloudy skies and mild weather while Friday may bring thunderstorms with locally high winds. Heaviest rain fell at Amarillo and Wichita Falls.

North Texas Weather Bureau South Plains Amarillo Wichita Alls Lubbock P . SL Abilene Albuquerque Hoiouston Okla Dallas Roan Denver Tess Walle

Three Boys Playing On Rail Trestle Killed In Minnesota

Easter vacation frolic in Fridley ends tragically as Dennis Ellis 7 and Kenneth Ellis 11 are struck and killed by a Great Northern Red River passenger train traveling 72 mph near Rice Creek. William Messer 9 barely survives after hanging on beside the ties.

Inneapolis Minn Great Northern Red River Dennis Ellis Kenneth Rice Creek Fridley William Allen Messer

Tax deadline extended to Monday for 1959 filing

The IRS extended the filing deadline from Friday to Monday April 18 due to Good Friday. The three day grace period applies to taxpayers in 16 areas and potentially all taxpayers, to avoid penalties if payments are included. About 60 million Americans are expected to file.

United Press International Washington Internal Revenue Service U.S Tax Treasury Department Dana Latham Latham

Newspaper Sections Prompting Diverse Coverage

The prompt lists multiple newspaper sections including Church Services Editorials Columns Sports Scores and Women’s News across pages. It indicates content areas and page ranges, implying a diversity of local coverage and feature items for archival indexing.

Subway Blaze Strikes Times Square Escalator Fire

A subway escalator motor blaze in Times Square sent smoke through the station. Four firefighters were injured and three maintenance workers were trapped, later rescued through intense heat and smoke as crowds watched traffic halt.

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Navy Fear To Aid Ship Navigation

The United States launched a 265 pound Navy satellite named Transit 1B as the first of a six sphere system to provide navigation data for ships and potentially aid air traffic control. The satellite, launched from Cape Canaveral, was tracking in an elliptical orbit after initial signals appeared from the launch sites in the U S, Newfoundland and England.

Avalanche-Journal Ashington United States Navy Andrea Doria J Air Force iCape Canaveral Fla Newfoundland England New Mexico Texas NEW Navy

Four Texans Die In Plane Crash Near Mineral Wells

A Beechcraft disintegrated 20 miles northwest of Mineral Wells killing four Texans. Victims include Dr. James William Rainer 43 Odessa pilot en route from a Fort Worth medical meeting, and Dallas residents Mr. and Mrs. Burford Freeman 69 and 66. also Ben Dean Sheats 3 Fort Worth, a friend of the doctor and former Baylor quarterback.

Mineral Wells Here James William Rainer Odessa Beechcraft Fort Worth Burford Freeman Dallas Ben Dean Sheats Baylor University

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Bec. C The Associated Press U. S Avalanche-Journal Station Houston Area R. B. Kershner John Hopkins University Applied Physics William Arthur H. Emerson St. Paul Church Services New York Subway
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