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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1960

Page

5

Irregular Strike Slows Cape Launch Work

About 1,500 IAM members idle amid a strike tied to Convair employees. Picket lines at Cape Canaveral slow Saturn and Centaur space rocket facilities and Minuteman ICBM pads. no launchings delayed yet, but risk rises if the walkout lasts days. IAM spokesman at Vandenberg comments on the impact.

IAM Convair Mnvair Cape Air Force Vanden

Eichmann captured in Argentina leads to international friction

Israel states Adolf Eichmann offered to surrender after being traced to Buenos Aires by volunteer agents. Argentine President Frondizi orders a formal probe and seeks an explanation from Israel. The note says Eichmann, 54, admitted his identity and consented to be tried in Israel, with documents and testimonies to reveal the truth.

Israel Eichmann David Ben-Gurion Arturo Frondizi Arie Levavi Buenos Aires Spain Argentina Ricardo Klement Clement Red Cross Vatican Linz Austria Adolf Eichmann Germany

Meir pledges full trial for Eichmann in Israel

Foreign Minister Golda Meir announced Eichmann would receive a full trial in Israel and could choose his own counsel regardless of nationality. She said details of his arrest after 15 years in hiding would be revealed in due time and defended Israel's actions as just.

Milwaukee UPI Golda Meir Adolph Eichmann Meir Eichmann Hitler Europe Israel

Storms Move Through Texas Deluge Reported Across Counties

Torrential rain from a west north and east sweep drenched Brownfield Seminole and Denver City overnight with up to three quarters of an inch in Seminole and half to three quarters in Denver City. Damaging hail struck Silverton area costing thousands as 1 000 acres of wheat and 1 000 acres of cotton were ruined. Eight farms in the Rock Creek area suffered damage as hail stacked four to five inches deep on level ground and two inches of rain accompanied the hail lasting about 45 minutes. Harvest delays noted for Briscoe County wheat as rains hit.

Texas Brownfield Seminole Denver City H. F. Bell Kenneth Smith Smith Silverton Oldsamers Briscoe County W. E. Schott Jr Buffalo Lakes Park Presidio Big Bend Parker County Weatherford Dalhart Amarillo Were &4 Lubbock

Mrs. Texas Aims for Mrs America Title in Fort Lauderdale

Betty Cutbirth of Brownwood Texas enters the Mrs. America contest not for looks but for cooking and public speaking. She is a 28 year old doctor's wife with four children and would win an eight room $30 000 home in North Fort Lauderdale if successful.

Fort Lauderdale Fla Kansas Howard Storey Wichita Missouri George Likens Springfield West Virginia Edwin C. Cotmer Vienna Kansas State University America Fila UPI Texas Brownwood Betty Cutbirth Seale 'T. Cutbirth Southiside Drive Steven Brian Kathleen Sam District of Columbia Margaret, Priebe Des Moines Iowa North

Liberal lawmakers loom large in Texas Legislature changes

A UPI survey predicts the 57th Texas Legislature will be the most liberal era in modern history with up to 80 liberal Democrats in the House and at least 13 of 31 in the Senate likely to vote liberal. The shift began in 1951 and could boost Gov. Price Daniel's tax program while redistricting tests loyalties between rural and urban lawmakers.

Pat Conway Ustin UPI Texas United Press International House Senate Price Daniel Constitutional Party Constitution Party Afl-Cio Daniel Country Boys City Boys

Dickens County Sheriff Runoff Ends In Tie Vote

In Dickens County Deputy Sheriff Durward Tullis and farmer Jim Bridge each received 792 votes in the sheriff runoff. The Democratic Executive Committee will canvass Tuesday and if no error is found the tie will be resolved by casting lots as provided by law. A recount was set for 10 a.m. with action by noon, with some calls for another election if legal.

Dickens Texas West Texas Dickens County Durward Tullis Jim Bridge Democratic Executive Committee Fred Arrington Arrington

Eisenhower nominates Kennerly for U S judge post

President Eisenhower nominates Everton Kennerly on Monday to the southern district of Texas. If confirmed, he would fill the seat left vacant by the death of former Gov James V Allred. AP Wirephoto.

T. Everton Kennerly Eisenhower U.S Texas Senate Kennerly James V. Allred

Area families welcome newborns across local hospitals

Alrman LL Co and Mrs Larry W Myers celebrate a daughter born at Reese Air Force Base Hospital weighing 1 pound 8 ounces at 12:58 AM Monday. Maurice Hastey and wife announce a son 9 pounds 10 ounces born 9:20 AM Monday at Methodist Hospital. Several other couples report newborn sons and daughters with weights and times at Methodist, Taylor, Lubbock Osteopathic, and Porter Clinic hospitals, noting occupations of fathers such as machinist, farmer, teacher, and oil company employee.

Alrman LL Co Larry W. Myers 15Th St Daugher Weig Reese Air Force Base Reese Maurice Hastey King Ave Methodist Hospital Joe Foshee Rt 2 Prownness Thomas Bud) White J. W. Chapman& Sons Monte Reed Phillips Oil Co Jimmy Maurice Green Bates Jn Taylor Hospital Purina Mills Elgin Moore Wolfforth Bunday Porter Clinic

Ballot recount sought in Midland constable race

Midland special report says John W. McCurry, loser to E. C. Morelan 748 to 733 in Precinct 7 runoff, has asked for a recount after receiving calls claiming absentee ballots mailed on the final day may not have been counted. McCurry led before the final box was reported.

Midland John W. McCurry Midland County McCurry E. C. Morelan Precinct 7 Post

Art Guild Workshop Continues Here Today

The South Plains Art Guild hosts its annual workshop at the Municipal Garden Art Center 4400 College Ave. Dr Emilio Caballero head of the West Texas State College art department leads the sessions. Miss Billie Young reports 70 enrolled with classes capped at 15 students each.

South Plains Art Guild Municipal Garden Art Center College Ave Emilio Caballero Canyon West Texas State College Billie Young Miss Young

Bridge Collapse in Rieti Injures Dozens

A wooden bridge over a mountain river in Rieti Italy collapsed sending over 50 people into the river thirty five feet below. All victims were rushed to Rieti hospital with 14 described as seriously hurt.

Owart Rieti Italy UPI

Water rate plan debate clouds six South Plains cities

Officials criticize a 1947 proposed uniform water rate as costly and uneven for smaller towns. The coordi nating committee asks city commissions to study the new formula within 300 days and consider votes on water contracts. Amarillo cites a $13 million extra cost while Lubbock faces a $97 million share under the proposed dam aqueduct project.

Brownfield Hill South Plains C.O T. ‘Johnson Plainview Johnson Coordinating Committee A. F. Madison Amarillo Madison Lubbock Amaillo Lubibock Pampa Berger Levelland Slaton Lamesa O'Donnell Taheka Hereford Midland Tom Zimmerman Les Combs Dudley Bayne Bob Dewey F. H. McGuigan Ed L. Reed Jess McWhorter Lee Brownfield Forrest Weimhold E. R. ‘Edwards Hugh ‘Lott Moody Everett H. B. McCord W. C. Whareton E. R. Edwards Tahoka Sam Richardson Ray Renner James Matthews David Casey J. Ray Dickey Irving Jones John Wickerson Bureau James Douglas Thayne

Three States Hold Primaries Dark Horses Rise In Debate

Tuesday primaries in California New York and South Dakota will not award pledged delegates but will intensify the intraparty contest. California Democrats back Gov Edmund G Brown while Republicans rally behind Nixon. New York and South Dakota delegate plans and draft talk shape the race as Kennedy Symington Johnson and others vie for influence.

United Press International California New York South Dakota Edmund G Pat) Brown Richard M. Nixon Brown Los Angeles George McLain Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Adlai E. Stevenson Nixon Carmen G. DeSapio New York City Tammany John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Kennedy Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Jack Barnes Rockefeller For President Barnes Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Scott Stuart Symington Missouri New Mexico Idaho Mississippi Montana Hartford Conn Charles A. Halleck Indiana House

Man Kills Wife and Lover as Daughter Grieves

In Monahans a mental patient, Arnold Kyser, returned home to find his wife with a boyfriend and shot both, witnessed by his 11-year-old daughter Ester Ruth. Francis Cartwright and Geneva Kyser died, while Kyser claimed his three day hospital pass and weapon purchase were for protection. Sheriff McNerlin said Kyser is held as grand jury action awaits.

Monahans UPI Arnold Kyser W. B. McNerlin Francis Stevens Cartwright Geneva Kyser el Paso McNerlin

Dry forces win Castro County liquor battle in court ruling

Judge LaFont sides with dry forces noting Castro County voted dry before with 1935 amendment while Dimmit County did not. The case may rise to the State Supreme Court for clarification. Castro Precinct 4 approved liquor sales 160 to 92. Garza County contest remains pending as appeals proceed.

LaFont Castro County Dimmit District Appeals Court State Supreme Court Garza County Post Andrews Sundown South Plains Bass Garza County Dry Forces Court of Civil Appeals

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