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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1960

Page

3

Powers Trial Fallout Faces Lets Home Reactions

Editorial urges restraint in judging Francis Powers as the U S born pilot awaits public memory fade after his Moscow espionage trial. It notes his admission of spying flight and possible manipulation by intelligence aims, urging caution until facts are fully known.

Francis G. Powers Moscow Francis Powers Powers Red U.S Ussr Reh Bowers Russia Khrushchev Paris

Oil driller trades golf balls for oil tests in Oklahoma

An Oklahoma City driller, E L Oliver, traded 120000 Japanese golf balls from Powell Briscoe Inc for drilling two oil tests. Oliver says the deal reflects resourcefulness amid a weak oil market and illustrates hard work to seize opportunities. The note also warns about handling ppinosaur bones and dodo eggs in a stray museum sign.

E. L. Oliver Powell Briscoe, Inc Oklahoma E. L Briscoe, Inc Oliver Oklahoma City Mr Oliver

The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Front Page Ad and Notice

A scanned snippet shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead dated Aug 19 1960 with mail and subscription details and a patriotic pledge. The fragment includes pricing for daily and Sunday editions and a brief but unclear public notice segment.

South Piet Ar Labbock Texas Ay Associated Prev Wct Unieg‘Preve Imervatoes Lubbock Tex Pavnaner W. Ratlify Eton Geis

Be Professional Fighters for Freedom Say Missionary

An Air Force interceptor pilot at Misawa AFB in Japan recalls a briefing by missionary Frank Hank Nugent. Nugent warns that preparedness must be paired with professional pride and a belief in individual dignity as a defense against communism.

S. Bob Considine York Misawa Japan Frank Hank Nugent Francis Powers London Somaliland Britain Germany Royal Air Force English Channel Almot Berlin Rhineland

That Teen Study Pop A Forgotten Man

Phyllis Battelle reports on a survey of 9.75 million teen girls showing only 1.4 percent feel closest to their fathers while 49.8 percent name girl friends and 99 percent name mothers. The piece contrasts father affection with a rise in female companionship and notes teens average 2.5 dates a month.

Phyllis Battelle Cort New York America South Jenty Iris Santa Claus Dad

Alaska Dems extend control in primary race despite GOP hopes

Alaska voters produced a four to one Democratic margin in the August 9 primaries. Labor influence and Gov. William A. Egan's allies shaped party power while Republicans faced a uphill outlook with national and state races ahead.

White Hills Eur Joe Rothstein Anchorage Alanka Daily News Chorage Alaska South William A. Egan Labor Democrats John Hellenthal House Gov. Egans Hellenthal Lewis Dischner Egan Senate GOP United States Senate Governor's Mansion John F. Kennedy E. J.bob Bartlett Bartlett

September 1960 Named Youth Month In Communist Party

United States coverage notes the Communist Party USA shifting focus to youth for 1960 with planned publication New Horizons by Youth Publications Inc. Mortimer Rubin, national Youth director, outlined aims to reach social minded youth, featuring a monthly paper and subscription drive.

George Sokolsky Communist Party of the United States Communist Party New Hortons Youth Publications, Inc Mortimer Daniel Danny) Rubin Philadelphi Communist Party, USA Senate Rubin USA Chicago New Horions Danny Rubin New Horizons Sube Rac

Mackenzie Park paving near three mile mark set to finish

George M. Garrett of the State Highway Department says work on paving about three miles of Mackenzie State Park roads is nearly complete. The project costs were set to reduce dust at the picnic grounds using the same material as Lubbock streets.

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