Editorial urges Texas voters to back Smith Carr in Democratic runoff
The editorial argues turnout will be low but urges Northwest Texans to vote Saturday for Sen. Preston Smith for Lieutenant Governor and Waggoner Carr for Attorney General. It praises Connally for Governor, criticizes Bean for Congress at Large, and warns against minority pressure groups, urging responsible public service from Texas officials.
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House
Waggoner Carr
Smith
Carr
Congress
John Connally
Connally
Woodrow Bean
Bean
Joe Pool
Monterey High graduates top Lubbock rites with 519 diplomas
Monterey High School awarded 519 diplomas in a seventh spring commencement at Municipal Coliseum to the largest class in the school's short history, while 57 Dunbar seniors graduated at Dunbar Auditorium and Lubbock High planned 439 diplomas at 8 p.m. Also honored were top graduates James Clark Huff and 46 others for scholastic excellence as speakers urged vision to build a better world and tech plans for Texas Tech.
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
T Future
Monterey High School
Monterey
Municipal Coliseum
Dunbar High School
Dunbar Auditorium
Lubbock High
Lubbock
Dunbar
Pg. 5
Floyd Honey
Tech
James Clark Huff
Solon C. Huff
Texas Tech
Hutt
Kenneth Ede
Bankruptcy Sought By Creditors In McSpadden case
Creditors seek bankruptcy for Coleman D. McSpadden after a June 13 hearing set to review a plan of arrangement. McSpadden invoked the fifth amendment nine times in response to creditor questions about his farmer status and assets tied to grain storage. A proposed receiver to run storage operations was rejected, and government grain stock moves could undermine income.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Coleman D. McSpadden
Murray
Thuredeye
McSpadden
Lubbock
Balks
Pecos
Billie Sol Estes
Ben H. Rice
Houston
CIT Corp
G. H
Bert A. Nelson
Vandals Cause Over $1100 Damage at Auto Firms on Texas Ave
Pellet shooting vandals damaged six business firms including four auto dealers on Texas Avenue. Windshields at Sinclair Motors Used Cars and others sustained $500 to $2000 in losses. some shots did not crack the glass. This marks a second incident against auto dealers on Texas Avenue within months.
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Sinclair Motors
Texas Ave
J. C. Teal
Robbins Motor Co
R. H. Lowery
Ave. Q
Don Exum Texaco
34Th St
Texas Avenue
Sarna
Severe thunderstorms strike South Plains with twisters reported
Thunderstorms packed high winds rain and hail across Floyd Briscoe and Dickens counties with unconfirmed twisters northwest of Lockney and near Tulsa. Tornadoes were reported west of Big Lake and near San Angelo as heavy hail damaged crops and trailers. A farmer reported a small tornado destroyed outbuildings northwest of Lockney while his home and barn remained intact.
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Leon Fleming
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Floyd
Briscoe
Dickens
Lockney
Tulsa
Lubbock
Wink
Dalhart
West Texas
Big Lake
San Angelo
Irving
Dallas
Far Worth
Bernard Breland
Breland
Jim Reynolds
Providence
Solons boycott hearing on campus subversion charges
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker accused SMU and other universities of mimicking Ivy League elites to undermine American tradition. The Texas House Investigating Committee held a boycott hearing on economics and textbooks with only Rep. W. T. Dungan present as other members refused to attend citing a political frameup. Walker named Harvard MIT and Columbia as leaders of the so called cult and urged action against liberal professors.
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Avalanche-Journal
Allas
Edwin A. Walker
Southern Methodist University
Ivy League
Walker
Turman
Bob Bass
Dallas
Dungan
House
James Turman
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Robert Hughes
Dallas J
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Fragmentary prayer fragment from a historic page
A fragmented religious line from a historical page expresses devotion to God the Father and Jesus, asking for guidance and unity while dismissing wealth and earthly hate. The text shows archaic spelling and incomplete phrasing.
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God
Vist
Jesus
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Eichmann Hanged in Israel as World Reacts
Adolf Eichmann was executed in Israel for Nazi crimes, his ashes scattered at sea aboard a police boat. He faced the noose with icy calm, declared readiness, and offered a final defiant note as witnesses and a Protestant adviser watched. He thanked his wife and friends and spoke of long live Germany, Argentina, and Austria.
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Avalanche-Journal
L Aviv
State of Israel
Adolph Eichmann
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Eichmann
Argentina
Austria
Nuernberg
Mediterranean
Itzhak Ben-Zvi
Mount Carmel
William Hull
Jesus
Hull
Israel
Stock market rebounds to recover losses on rally
CONFIDENCE RETURNS. To Recover Losses By JACK LEFLER EW YORK AP The stock market extended its rally for a second straight session as buy orders from around the world pushed prices higher after Memorial Day. Traders reported profit taking but noted strong demand kept the advance, with Tuesday’s gains helping offset earlier losses and the NYSE quotients improving amid renewed investor enthusiasm.
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Jack Lefler
YORK
New York Stock Exchange
Excel
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