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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1960

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Johnson Says He Would Not Shirk Race Observer

Senator Lyndon B. Johnson indicated he would accept the Democratic nomination for president but did not declare his candidacy. He said he would fulfill his Senate leadership duties and visit with friends nationwide, while avoiding solicitation of American for Democratic Action support.

Johnson Avalanche-Journal Lyndon B. Johnson D - Tex Senate Chamber of Commerce House Sam Rayburn D-Tex Rayburn Los Angeles ADA Americans For Democratic Action

Bar names judge on 12 counts in Texas misconduct case

The State Bar of Texas seeks disbarment of former Randall County Judge Roy Joe Stevens and former Amarillo attorney Joe B. Brock in Canyon and Amarillo courts. Stevens faces twelve counts of malpractice fraud and dishonorable conduct, including embezzling funds and sharing evidence with a defense attorney without consent. Brock faces five counts tied to a guardianship matter connected to Charles L. Crouch’s case. Both have resigned or continued practice, with Brock believed to be in New Mexico and Stevens in Amarillo.

Avalanche-Journal ANYON State Bar of Texas Randall County Roy Joe Stevens Amarillo Joe B. Brock Canyon Stevens Brock Bar District 18 Pampa Texas House Charles L. Crouch Crouch Randall New Mexico

Rebels Surrender In San Cristobal As Castro Leon Flees

Venezuela forces forced the surrender of rebel units in San Cristobal and pursued ex-general Jesus Maria Castro Leon as he reportedly fled toward a neighboring country. Army reinforcements battled snipers while a victory rally of about 50,000 demanded firing squad executions for Castro Leon and his lieutenant.

Caracas UPI San Cristobal Jesus Maria Castro Leon Venezuela Castro Leon Silencio

Balloon Orbit Planned for May 5 by NASA Echo Satellite

NASA announced a May 5 launch from Cape Canaveral of a giant balloon-type reflector satellite designed to provide rapid long-range communications. The 100-foot sphere will orbit about every two hours at 1000 miles altitude, visible at dawn and dusk, and cover latitudes from 50N to 50S.

Associated Press Ashington U.S National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cape Canaveral Fla Keith Glennan NASA Canada Alaska Europe

Pidgy the pigeon bonds with new boy after Dennis Dickey’s death

Idgy a white pigeon befriends 5 year old Scottie Cagle at the Raymond Dickey home after the death of 6 year old Dennis Dickey in a yard accident. The bird, acquired last fall, perches on kitchen door frames and waits for Dennis to wake.

Dickey Dennis Idgy Raymond Dickey Scottie Cagle W. F. Cagle Scottie Dennis Dickey Dickeys

Casey urges citywide effort for Lubbock growth projects

Mayor David Casey told UBBOCK CITIZENS to unite for urban renewal in southeast Lubbock and needed city services. He described planned sewage, road, water and sewer extensions, paving, and traffic solutions funded with help from the Board of City Development and Urban Renewal.

C. W. Ratliff Avalanche-Journal Ubbock David Casey Iuy Lubbock Board of City Development Casey

Post office site blocked by city zoning board

Zoning Board of Adjustment refused to approve a post office building on the west side of Flint avenue between 35th and 36th streets. The decision marks the seventh non residential use rejection on the same property, while a concrete batching plant in southwest Lubbock and four other requests were approved.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal E City Zoning Board of Adjustment 35Th 36Th Streets Flint Avenue Lubbock City Hall W. E. Bell U.S. Post Office Department 35Th Street 36Th Street 34Th Street Post Office Bell

Leaders Recommend Minimum Wage Hike

The Eisenhower administration urged Congress to raise the current one dollar an hour minimum wage by 10 to 15 cents affecting about 24 million workers and extending the wage floor to roughly 3.1 million more, mainly in retail. The proposal would set a dollar for added workers but not guarantee overtime pay beyond 40 hours.

Washington Eisenhower James P. Mitchell House

Prohibition Crack In South Plains Eases For Post

Garza County Judge J E Parker says seven or eight package store operators will seek liquor permits in Austin, with first off premise sales possible by Saturday. Some may fly down tonight, but tavern operators face building stock and inspection delays before opening.

Tom Eastland Avalanche-Journal South Plains Garza County J. E. Parker Austin

Opposition Urged in Waco by Farm Bureau Leader

J H West president of the Texas Farm Bureau urged county Farm Bureau leaders to mobilize opposition to a farm program urged by Congressman W R Poage of Texas.

WACO UPI J. H. West Texas Farm Bureau W. R .Poage Texas

Comic Dictionary Diplomat Defines Friction With Wife

The column offers a quip defining a diplomat as a man who more troubles with his wife than state business. The joke reflects gendered humor typical of the period.

Reese AFB To Gain Added Role In Pilot Training

The Air Force selects Reese AFB along with five other bases for a consolidated pilot training program. Training will occur at a single base, replacing three-location schooling and reducing moves, costs, and base counts. Several bases will close or shift missions as the program rolls out by late 1960 to 1961.

Kenneth Rhodes Avalanche-Journal Bese Air Force Base Air Force Consolidated Sec Air Force Dudley C. Sharp Washington Sharp Webb Afb Big Spring Vance Afb Okla Craig Afb Ala Moody Afb Williams Afb Ariz Moore Air Base Tex Bainbridge Air Base Fla Graham Air Base Spence Air Base Bartow Air Base Malden Air Base William Afb Tactical Air Command Luke Afb Conaact Randolph Afb San Antonio Laredo Afb Laredo Greenville Afb Miss Lowry Afb Colo Lackland Afb Reese Afb

Loan Approved For Abilene Christian College

The Community Facilities Administration announced Thursday an 000 loan to Abilene Christian College in Abilene Texas to support campus facilities and expansion projects.

Abilene Christian College Abilene, Tex Community Facilities Administration

Injured Coed Directs Search For Lost Climbers On Longs Peak

Two University of Colorado climbers David L. Jones and Prince D. Willman died on Longs Peak after a fall and exposure. Jane Bendixen, a 19 year old coed from Davenport Iowa, directed search teams toward help before being hospitalized. Bendixen traveled from Allenspark to guide forestry rangers and a helicopter extraction was planned.

Stes Park Colo Long’s Peak David L. Jones Webster Groves Prince D. Willman Fort Smith Ark Jones Jane Bendixon Davenport Iowa University of Colorado Rocky Mountain Peak Miss Bendixen University’s Medical Center Boulder Willman Miss Bendixon Allenspark

Tornado Strikes West Texas Farm Community

A tornado ripped through Comanche Farms near Fort Stockton causing destruction to several buildings. A farm worker is missing, search underway, no reported injuries. Hail the size of baseballs and heavy rain accompanied the storm, with roofs and barns damaged as residents sheltered in irrigation ditches.

Associated Press Fort Stockton Texas Comanche Farms Fred Chandler Jr Thad Edwards Edwards

Dust and Wind Gusts Hit South Plains With Showers Likely

High winds at 20 to 40 mph are expected to raise dust across the South Plains today. The Weather Bureau says scattered thundershowers will bring moisture to parts of the area, with no severe weather foreseen. Thursday's temperature reached 92 degrees, the warmest for the year and a date record.

South Plains Weather Bureau Mercury Onty

Weather Map Page 7 E Lubbock Report

Partly cloudy and warm today with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Southwesterly winds 20 to 40 mph, gusts higher, blowing dust. Tonight winds shift to north, low near 56, high near 80.

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