Voting totals show county and city results by precinct
Poll records list candidate tallies for Connally Smith Reavley and Pool across numerous precincts including Lubbock County towns such as Overton New Deal High School and Central Fire Station and various wards with totals ranging from under 50 to over 700 votes and noting Petitions in several locations.
Train Derailment Kills and Injures Several in Lincoln England
An express train bound for Edinburgh derailed early today in Lincoln England. At least three people were killed and the toll may rise to five. Eighty passengers were hospitalized, most with shock or minor injuries.
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Lincoln
England
Edinburgh
Area Turnout Drops in South Plains Attorney Race Battle
Yarborough carried 21 of 31 counties in the region as Connally led narrowly only in several counties. In 26 surrounding Lubbock, Smith led Turman and Carr led Reavley by wide margins. Other county races featured Dawson, Hale, and Garza contests with varied results, reflecting a broad turnout across multiple offices.
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Yarborough
Connally
Dawson
Floyd
Briscoe
Lynn
Martin
Hall, Motley
Terry
Dean Smith
King Counties
Midland
Odessa
Big Spring
South Plains
Lubbock County
Smith
Carr
Turman
Reavley
Lubbock
Dawson Judge
South Plains Area
Dawson County
R. F. Spraberry
Lamesa
Leslie C. Pratt
Hale County
Walter L. Sanders
Cleatus L. Dyer
Dyer
Sanders
Garza County
J. E. Parker
J. Lee Bowen
Lubbock County Vote Shifts in May Primaries
In Lubbock County the May 5 Democratic primary results showed Yarborough narrowly leading Connally with Formby carrying the county. Other local races included Blanchard for State Senate, Quillin and Adams as incumbents, and Mahon renominated. Across the region multiple counties reported returns with Democratic leads and Republican opposition noted for fall races.
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Formby
Lubbock County
South Plains
Yarborough
Connally
Smith
Turman
Carr
Beavley
Pool
Bean
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Lubbock
Reed Quillin
J. Collier Adams
Bill J. Parsley
Conf Ereseman
George H. Mahon
Cochran County Democrats count runoff votes in judge and precinct race
J A Love won the county judge runoff over Glenn W Thompson 640 to 566 in Cochran County. A F Wells defeated R R Stovall 111 to 74 for Precinct 4 commissioner amid 1,260 total votes. Other results include Gov Smith 1.0 percent and Turman 143. Carr 978 Beavley 197.
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Wolffarth
Connally
Yarborough
Smith
Tur. Andrews
Charlie Man
W. Burkett
Reaviey
Susie Slayton
Carr
Reeder Price
Paul
Beaned Sue Jo Lindsey
Andrews
Winkler
Crane
Robert G. Guthrie
Kermit
Russell D. Austin
Cochran
Glenn W. Thompson
Morton
J. A. Love
Plains
Denver City
Stanley Duvall
Atty
Gen. Carr
Beavley
Bean
Glenn W Thompson
R. R. Stovall
U. F. Wells
Leslan Caddell Wins Democratic Nomination for Precinct 4
Leslan Caddell defeated Joe Imazle Jr. 91 to 81 to secure the Democratic nomination for Precinct 4 commissioner on Saturday. Green Boss Connally Yarborough Lt. Gov. Smith Turman Carr Reaviey Pool Bean figures listed for other races.
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Overton
Connally
Yarborough
Smith
Turman
Reaviey
Carr
Pool
Bean
Atty
Reavley
Jackson
Pet
Ellailes
Beverley
POSEY
Slaton
East Ward
Roosevelt
Arnett
Cngressman
Rush School
Maedgen
Crosbyton
Leslan Caddell
Joe Imazle Jr
Ally
Ago Nerema Ashame
Leilan Caddell
Joe W. Grizzile Jr
Big Spring
L. J. Davidson
Raymond River
R. ©. Nichols
Ralph White
Howard County
Don Yarborough
David Ratliff
Truette Latimer
R. C. Nichols
L. J. David_Son
Pratt defeats Spraberry for Dawson County Judge nomination
Leslie C. Pratt wins the Democratic nomination for Dawson County Judge over incumbent R. F. Spraberry with 1 268 to 870 votes. In state races Jerry Dean Cain tops Randy Pendleton for representative 1 165 to 951. Other results show Connally 1 121 Yarborough 1 015 for governor and Carr 1 903 Reaviey 252 for attorney general.
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Turman
Carr
Reaviey
Bean
R. J
Randy) Pendleton
Jerry Dean Cain
Leslie C. Pratt
R. F. Spraberry
Voters in several Texas counties cast runoff ballots
In Deaf Smith Hereford 1321 votes split Gov Connally 660 and Yarborough 486 while Lt Gov Smith led Turman 751 to 394 and Carr beat Reaviey 735 to 412. Dickens County runoff chose Edwards over Gipson. Odessa saw Day Caudle win precinct posts with 6511 total votes. Floydada results show Counts and McNeill winning justice and commissioner races amid ~1600 ballots.
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Gail
Borden County
David Ratliff
Truett Latimer
Lon Yarborough
Preston Smith
Waggoner Carr
Woodrow Bean
Connally
Yarborough
Smith
Turman
Cart
Reaviey
Pool
Bean
Hereford
John Connally
Carr
B. M. Nelson
Bill Clayton
Dickens
Dickens County
Henry C. Edwards
Clyde Gipson
Odessa
Lawrence Day
E. B
Butch) Caudle
Gov
Eg Erneamabina Aie
Frank Owen DI
Louis
Andy) Anderson
Joe T. Coleman
C. B
Butch) iCaudle
Ernest Bhelton
H. W
Happy) Smith
Floydada
W. Ho Counts
Bill McNeill
Floyd County
McNeill
P. L. (Fay) Hart
Jessie Harris
Garza County
J KE. Parker
Spounty
Lee Bower
Maston Justice
Sid Cross
Justice
P Girley
E. E. Peel
Plainview
Walter L. Sanders
Hale County
Cleatus L. Dyer
Gov . Smith
Gen. Carr
Reavley
Sheriff Cleatus TL
Dyer
South Plains
James Turman
Tom Reaviey
Atty. Gen. Carr
Agongressman-At
Gaines Seminole Specials Election Returns Narrow Races
Complete returns show Jerry Dean Cain defeating Randy Pendleton by 617 to 608 for Gaines County state representative. In other races Gov. Connally led with 1,330 votes, Yarborough 1,070, and Smith 2,385 in different counts, as counties reported tight margins and regional results across precincts.
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Jerry Dean Cain
R. G
Randy) Pendleton
Gaines County
Cain
Lynn
Preston Smith
Jerry Dean Cavister
Connally
Yarborough
Smith
Turman
Cart
Reavley
Hmr
Bean
Jerry Tran Cain
R G.randys Pendleton
Texas County Races Report First Round Results
Voters across multiple counties cast ballots Saturday with incumbents leading in several offices. Key tallies include L. G. Owens 1,437 and R. C. Copeland 1,319 for county judge, and Don Yarborough leading governor race in several locales.
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Snyder
al Snyder
Sterling Taylor
J. Ray Martin
Eunice Weathersbee
Billie Payne
Hockley County
L.G. Owens
R. C
Bob) Copeland
Levelland
Owens
Jayton
Gerald Fincher
Hortense North
Khrushchev Hikes Food Prices Over Military Cuts
Khrushchev said the Soviet government raised meat by 30 percent and butter by 25 percent to fund farm mechanization, admitting inflation and shop queues while defending defense spending. He noted some enemies of socialism would prefer cuts instead of higher prices, and urged disarmament only generally.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Communist Party
Kremlin
Young Communist Leaguers
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Pendleton Wins Democratic Nomination for 75th District
Randy Pendleton a 25-year-old Texas Tech student from Andrews won the Democratic nomination for the 75th District Legislature in Saturdays runoff defeating Jerry Cain of Tohoka. The district includes Andrews Dawson Lynn and Gaines Counties and the vote totaled 4253 to 3490.
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Randy Pendleton
Texas Tech
Andrews
Dawson
Lynn
Gaines
Pendleton
Jerry Cain
Tohoka
Weekend toll climbs in Texas with 20 dead on roads
A United Press International tally records at least 20 weekend deaths in Texas from traffic wrecks and other causes since Friday 6 p.m. The fatal incidents include a four-person canal plunge near Beaumont and multiple two-car crashes across the region, with victims from Beaumont, Houston, Dallas, Corpus Christi, El Paso, and other locales.
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United Press International
Texas
Beaumont
Junius Chenier
Pauline Chenier
Charley Valler
Letha Trusty
Sealy
Houston
San Antonio
William Crump
Fort Sill
Okla
Loretta Delores Castilon
U. S. 75
Centerville
Edwin Vernon Horton
Raymond Younce
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
U.S. 81
Itasca
Carlos Armando Penna
el Paso
Ray Craft
North Dallas
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Jim) Purifoy
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Swisher County
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R. L
Bob) Burnett
Terry County
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Wayne Mulllins Jr
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H. R
Horace) Fox
Yoakum
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Yoakum County
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