Unclear fragment hints at candidate and delegation at convention
Fragment hints Johnson named by delegation in ride over convention. Text muddled, no clear date or outcome.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
5
Fragment hints Johnson named by delegation in ride over convention. Text muddled, no clear date or outcome.
Francis Gary Powers writes a six page letter from Moscow while his wife Barbara expresses hopes for his welfare and expects a Soviet trial. At the Democratic National Convention in Dallas Johnson gains solid Texas support as liberals align with him. A San Antonio Baptist leader is named father of the year for polio patient Susan Ray and describes home medical equipment crafted for her recovery.
No injuries were reported after a two car collision at 1 58 p m Tuesday at the intersection of 36th St and Louisville Ave. The impact spun one car upside down against a street marker on the southwest corner. Drivers were Henry B Shipman 35 of 4922 37th St and Gilberto Cardona 29 of 1211 Ave F. Shipman s 1951 sedan sustained about 400 dollars in damage while Cardona s 1949 sedan suffered about 250 dollars in damage.
Sen Strom Thurmond defeats 80-year-old rival R Beverly Herbert by a wide margin in South Carolina Democratic primary held Tuesday in Columbia.
The KENNETH MAY Avalanche-Journal reports an A-3 apartment zone at E 28th St and Juniper Ave in eastern Lubbock was approved as part of the urban renewal area. The plan caps at 30 units and requires one off street parking space per unit and a shift from R-2 duplex to R-3 zoning. George Bennett filed the request on behalf of Nick Winfrey with Orville Alderson noting alignment with the city’s broader plan. Additional subdivision plats were approved with conditions, including Plains Gasse Clovis Rd and College Ave, Mobil addition 31st St and Ave Ay, and Mackenzie Manors.
A sequence of birth notices from Lauf Clinic through Reese Air Force Base Hospital records newborns. Each entry lists parents, address, baby weight, time of birth and hospital with parental occupation, including farm laborers and retail workers.
A 21 day dispute between the Associated General Contractors and Bricklayers Union threatens to spread to Texas Tech campus projects. Open shop masons may be hired as pickets disrupt Methodist Hospital addition and Town and Country Shopping Center motel site. Union seeks 25 cent an hour raise plus hospital insurance and travel pay. AGC insists on old contract terms. A Friday meeting is planned as both sides prepare for further action.
Fifty six Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from Texas Tech will train June 18 to July 29 at Ft Hood. They will study basic military subjects and technical operations in their branches. Capt. Richard E. Cavazos will accompany the group. Sabino Granado reported windshield and liquor bottle damage to his auto after a brick was used. damage estimated at 100 dollars. Mr. Pedro Salinas, 53, Morton, remained in poor condition at Methodist Hospital after an automobile accident near Morton Sunday.
In the Haywood County Courthouse in Brownsville Tennessee Senator Estes Kefauver intervened to stop a fight after deputy sheriff George Sullivan slugged Ward E Bonnell a senior representative of the U S Civil Rights Commission during Kefauver campaign appearances in west Tennessee.
Eisenhower's motorcade through Manila sparked ecstatic scenes as thousands lined the sidewalks. Fire engines and police roared through the streets as spectators cheered the 69 year old president and his entourage. Injuries were reported, a police sergeant died after a crowd surge, and local leaders praised the U S ally as a steadfast friend while warning of regional tensions ahead.
The City Commission discussed revising a joint pole contract with Southwestern Public Service Co. to ensure fair costs and prevent an unfair city deficit. Whitcomb reported talks with the power company and officials stressed the contract’s indefinite term and city’s desire for a 50 50 split while awaiting 1964 franchise changes.
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