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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1960

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7.6 Mile Segment Okayed for Loop 289

The Texas Highway Dept. awarded a low bid of 1 189 590 for 7.6 miles of grading and paving with a railroad overpass from U S 62 to U S 87 in Lubbock as the southeast quadrant of Loop 289. The project totals 15 to 20 million dollars with a 300 foot right of way. LH Clifton calls this a major step toward traffic dispersal and notes planning began in 1952.

Tanner Laine Avalanche Journal Lubbock State Highway Dept Texas Associated Press U.S. Hwy. 62 Henry K. Stafford Crain Highway Department Idaion Hwy Tahoka Hwy Qty HL. P. Clifton Clifton

Titan Fails To Leave Test Pad

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Polaris submarine missile registered its fourth straight success and a giant Titan sputtered and died on the pad Wednesday as the United States stepped up its rocket test program The Polaris carried a dummy warhead to a target 900 miles down the Atlantic missile range Flames poured from the Titan engine three hours earlier as the countdown reached zero but the 91 foot intercontinental range giant failed to lift off in another attempt to ignite its second stage for the first time.

Cape Canaveral Fla Polaris United States Atlantic

NO SURVIVORS IN INDIANA FAMILY CAR CRASH

Four Jessup children aged 17, 16, 13, and 7 died when their car skidded over a hill and struck an empty Paragon school bus in Indiana. Driver James Jessup 17 perished. bus driver Lee Voshell sustained minor injuries.

Jessup James Jessup Richard Barbara Janet James Eminence Ind Iowa Bloomfield North Western Marshalltown Logansport Dayton

Lipstick safety debate stalls bill in Congress

A Democratic congresswoman Leonor Sullivan from Missouri urged caution on a color additives bill aimed at lifting a government ban on 17 lipstick shades. She warned dangerous shades may return to market and argued safety proofs are insufficient.

Associated Press Ashington Congress Leonor Sullivan St. Louis

40 Acre Site Chosen For Public School Stadium

Tallibock Independent School District trustees select a 40 acre Tahoka Highway site near 66th Street for a new public school athletic stadium. Officials aim to begin construction within 31% months with bids possible in about 3 1/4 months. condemnation likely if land ownership issues persist.

CHOOL South Lubbock Tahoka Tract Ia Tallibbock Independent A. W. Eckert Eckert Tahoka Highway 66Th St Doshin Brown Tthe Avalanche- Journal

Wreck Kills Pair's Four Children in Indiana Tragedy

Martinville Indiana AP reports James Jessup 18 and his wife lose four children Janet 7 Barbara 13 Richard 16 and James a high school senior after their 1951 car collides with a school bus on a rainy bridge. Bus driver Lee Voshell 47 suffers minor injuries. Parents notified as bodies laid in ditch near barbed wire fence. James later pronounced dead at Greencastle hospital.

Roacre James T. Jessup Richard Barbara Janet James Richard & Junior Little Janet John L. Gastineau Lee Voshell Greencastle

Firefight in Mostaganem as Algerian crowd clashes with forces

Police and troops opened fire on hundreds of Muslims in Mostaganem, Algeria, as they marched from the Casbah in a counter demonstration against European settlers. Reports say six injured amid ongoing clashes tied to De Gaulle’s Algeria policy.

Mostaganem Algiers Charles de Gaulle Paris Algeria Casbah de Gaulle

Chessman's 13th Bid For Life Due Today

Daryl Chessman faces his 13th bid for clemency with a San Quentin execution date set for February 19. An attorney sought transport of Judge Walter Evans from Los Angeles to San Francisco for Chessman’s hearing to appeal the death sentence in the light of the ongoing murder trial.

San Francisco UPI Daryl ‘Chessman Eral Cour Fect Los Angeles Walter R. Evans Tregoff- Finch Chessman San Quentin

Heiress Gamble Benedict Becomes Ward in Romance Case

Runaway heiress Gamble Benedict aged 19 is placed under court ward as Brooklyn magistrate probes charges of being a wayward girl. Her grandmother Katherine Geddes Benedict takes custody while a Manhattan judge orders her brought to court as questions linger for weeks. Andre Porumbeanu, 35, the ex chauffeur linked to the Paris elopement, looms in background as family fights to end the affair.

Associated Frees New York Gamble Benedict Wednesday Andre Porumbeanu Miss Benedict Paris Brooklyn Corning G. McKennee Remington Typewriter McKennee Katherine Geddes Benedict Porumbeanu Manhattan State Supreme Court Samuel H. Hofstadter Gamble Douglas

Juggling Is Charged In Rocket Data

Senator Stuart Symington accused the Eisenhower administration of juggling intelligence to balance the budget. He argued a substantial missile gap exists and the U S deficit in intercontinental missiles exceeds a 3 to 1 Soviet advantage when shorter range rockets are included. He urged that the public be shown the true defense needs. The remarks followed defense briefings defending new estimates.

Symington Fred Hoffman Ashington Stuart Symington D- Mo Eisenhower Air Force U.S Soviet Union Missouri Senate Central Intelligence Agency Allen W. Dulles Dulles Congress Thomas S. Gates Jr United States Gates

Center Dictionary Courtship The period when a man courts trouble

The notice presents a lighthearted dictionary-style piece on courtship as a risky pursuit that leads to marriage. It frames the courting phase as a prelude to commitment and uses witty language to describe the social behavior of men seeking partners.

Centre Dictionary

Eisenhower touts military and economic strength in campaign

President Eisenhower claimed the United States is the strongest military and economic power as he opened GOP campaign events. He criticized Democratic critics and warned against a “sansorized dollar” and other political tactics while vowing to maintain prosperity without war.

Traf Ike U.S Marvin L. Arrowsmith Angeles Eisenhower America United States Soviet Union

Senators challenge drug firms over alleged price monopoly

The government filed civil suits in New York charging Carter Products and American Home Products with unlawful conspiracy to monopolize sales of the meprobamate tranquilizers Miltown and Equanil. Testimony came from Carter president Henry H. Hoyt as the Senate antitrust subcommittee pressed the inquiry into drug pricing and competition.

Jerry T. Baulch Ashington Senate Antitrust Henry H. Hoyt Car’ Ter Products, Inc U.S Carter New York

Navy vessels report sonar contact with wreckage of crashed airliner

In New Orleans the Navy said two ships probing the Gulf of Mexico for the November airliner crash established sonar contact with debris at a depth of 41 fathoms about 250 feet. A diver was to descend Wednesday morning to assess the site.

New Orleans Gulf of Mexico Navy

Midwest Ice Envelops Four States Kills Seven Drivers

Freezing rain fog and an icy glaze caused a deadly Midwest stretch of driving peril across Michigan Illinois Iowa and Indiana. At least seven deaths were blamed as accidents and slick roads disrupted air rail and highway traffic.

Ly United Press Weather Bureau Michigan Ilinois Iowa Indiana Chicago O'Hare International Airport Midway Airport Missouri U.S. 40 New York Mississippi Valley Central Appalachians Florida

Cuba President Dorticos Rejects Ike Insinuations

In a TV policy speech Osvaldo Dorticos condemned Eisenhower's suggestion that international communist intrigues could wreck Cuban U.S. friendship. He lamented the U.S. misunderstanding of Castro era aims and urged that deteriorating ties are the fault of Washington, not Havana.

Havana Cuba Osvaldo Dorticos Eisenhower Dorticos United States U.S Corticos White House

Weather Map Page 8-B Lubbock and Vicinity Summary

Partly cloudy and warm today with a high near 66 and a low around 32 degrees. Winds will come from the southwest at 15 to 25 mph.

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