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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1960

Page

3

Eisenhower to Deliver 30 Minute Nationwide Report Monday

President Eisenhower spoke with Vice President Nixon and Secretary Herter as critics in the Democratic Party question his Far East trip. He plans a 7:30 p.m. CST address from the White House and may depart Hawaii soon after. He approved aid to Chile and sent landing craft to the Chilean navy while golfing in Hawaii.

John Scali Honolulu Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Far East Nixon James C. Hagerty Tokyo Hagerty Japan Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Army Links Schofield Kaneohe Marine Air Station Herter Iof Christian A. Herter Haglerty State Department Nobusuke Kishi Kishi White House ABC Chile United States Chilan Navy I. D. White Pacific John E. Theimer Hawaii Jobe Eisenhower

Polish Officer Describes NATO Intel Missions and Tradeoffs

Monat testified before a subcommittee that a Polish officer labeled Z-11 operates against the United States from multiple postings. He claimed Z-11 has a global mission to collect information on all NATO forces and that Polish desks gain access to U.S. port data via a government printing office set of 18 volumes, valued at about $50,000 if obtained piecemeal.

Migat Tx Ghocet Ewmpeper Monat United States Washington U. S NATO Pol Government Printing Office U. S. Army

Damage suits filed from city traffic wrecks in district courts

Four damage suits arising from city traffic mishaps were filed in district courts Thursday. One names the City of Lubbock as defendant in a collision involving Lucille Goodrich and a city maintenance vehicle at Elgin Avenue and 43rd Street. Another suit by Marie Long against Bryant's Taxi and Johnny Crecy seeks about 16 100 for injuries to her children June Evelyn and Sammie Sharon at Fir Avenue and E 26th Street.

Lubbock Lucille Goodrich 15Th St Mary Lou Woods Ernest Lawrence Elgin Ave 43Rd St Wooten Harold Dudley Cooper Marie Long Bryant Tsing Taxi and Checker Cabs Johnny Crecy June Evelyn Sammie Sheron Fir Ave E. 26Th St Hubert Yates William Earl Holley Ave S4th St Holleys Holley

Lubbock Floor Covering Ad Appears in Paper

An advertised local business, Lubbock Floor Covering at 208 Hob eT, offers dial BO. 3-961 contact for flooring services. The snippet presents a terse ad with a street address and phone-like listing.

Lubbock

Ike Approves 20 Million Chile Relief Grant

President Eisenhower approved a 20 million dollar grant to Chile from mutual security funds for earthquake and flood damage relief. The aid covers housing reconstruction ports and infrastructure, with five years of 10 landing craft ships also authorized for Chile. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty announced the package as Congress considers foreign aid funding.

Honolulu Eisenhower Chile Far East United States Hagerty James C. Hagerty White Hou Congress

Carlisle Captures Fourth Playground Olympics Title

Carlisle Park wins the 14th Playground Olympics at Pioneer Park with 46 1/3 points to Rodgers 35 1/2 and Pioneer 32. Rush School Park, new this year, scored 24 1/2 while park officials and volunteers coordinated events and awards for 17 events.

Carlisle Carlisle Park Pioneer Park Rodgers Pioneer Burns Wagner Rush Rush School Park Mary Waller Jim Owens Marley Styner Walter Bingham Bill Cormack Don Vars Charles Black Larry Campbell Bill, Abercrombie Meredith Parrish Connie Williamson Betty Mayhall

Quiet Returns To Construction Work Over City

City construction operations resumed with no picketing Thursday after a temporary restraining order halted a wildcat strike at Methodist Hospital expansion. Harold Yelverton obtained the order Wednesday. pickets left the site and did not return. A July 2 hearing will decide whether a longer injunction is issued.

Lubbock Methodist Hospital Harold Yelverton 72Nd District Court

Lubbock Reservist Aids World Model Air Meet

Lt. Phil lip Price a reservist from Lubbock returned from two weeks of active duty at Dallas Naval Air Station. He helped prepare a brochure for the World Airplane Model Meet to be held July 25 31 and served as a panel member selecting a Miss World Model Air Plane Meet from 25 finalists.

Lubbock Phillip Price 41St St Dallas Naval Air Station Price

Burglars Foiled by Patrol and New Deal Housewife

Police say two youths, 15 and 16, were caught burglarizing autos at Fair Park Coliseum after a patrolman spotted activity and radioed for help. A New Deal woman, Mrs. J. L. Bunch, fired on a prowler near her home, saying she had seen him before.

New Deal Fair Park Coliseum Virgil Patterson Patterson Lubbock Keystone Motors Ave. Q Dunn Wth St Prickett Auto Service 14Th St W. M. Hall Produce Ave. A Fuller’s 4Th St Barney Jones Jerry House 35Th St

School Officials Close Workshop at Texas Tech

Dr Charles Foster urged appreciation of school business officials for professional certification to succeed. The conference ended with a luncheon in the Tech union building as the International Association of School Business Officials set its 1962 Dallas meeting. Over 70 officials attended panels on certification and accountability. The article notes a century ago average newborns lived 47 years.

Charles Foster Texas Tech Foster Association of School Business United States Canada Tech Union International Association Texas Municipal Auditorium Dallas

Perry Como Reports $1400 Theft During Atlanta Visit

Atlanta AP report says singer Perry Como and his brother in law Dee Bellone reported $1400 missing to police. Como found $1000 gone from an engraved money clip after leaving the hotel with Bellone for breakfast. Hotel staff say the origin of loss and room details remain unclear.

Atlanta Perry Como Dee Bellone Como Bellone Palf

Houston Again Claims Vast City Area Amid Annexation Battle

Houston officials push for a 1,560 square mile city limits amid a regional annexation surge sparked by oil refining areas in Jefferson and Harris counties. Proponents say aims protect growth planning while courts and state lawmakers may review the competing claims. Local cities like Pasadena Lomax Deer Park La Porte and Texas City have staked claims to fringe lands as Amsterdam waterways and Galveston County are drawn into the dispute. A 1960 census rough figure capped Houston at 932,680 people citywide with Harris County at about 1.235 million.

Houston Beaumont Harris County Passadena Lomax Deer Park la Porte Texas City Galveston County Galveston Island Bolivar Peninsula Nederland Jefferson County Lewis Cutter

Mansfield rails at Nixon role and U 2 chaos

Senator Mike Mansfield assails Eisenhower defense and foreign policy and questions Nixon's implied executive power. He condemns the U 2 mission as bungled by bureaucratic inertia and lack of coordination, calling for constitutional limits and cabinet training for a future president. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans a Sunday report on the U 2 inquiry.

Washington Mike Mansfield Dmont Senate Vice Richard M. Nixon Lis Mansfield Mansfiel Eisenhower Russia Japan Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright

Navy Chaplain Capt Barnes to Visit Lubbock Center

Capt E Richard Barnes chaplain of the Eighth Naval District will visit the Lubbock Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center to discuss administrative matters with Lt jg Quitman Lindley and meet reserve leaders and civilian clergymen. He arrives about 1 pm from Abilene and will proceed to Amarillo for a similar visit.

E. Richard Barnes Eighth Naval District Lubbock Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center Quitman Lindley Naval Reserve South Plains Abilene Amarillo

Eastern Air Lines sues ALPA for 11 million in strike case

Eastern Air Lines filed an 11.4 million dollar suit in Miami federal court against the Air Line Pilots Association and leaders over an 11 day strike. The airline alleges conspired coercion and pre arranged planning. ALPA leader Clarence Sayen and Eastern strik e leaders are named. The airline says the strikers knew of a court injunction against the work stoppage. ALPA's Clyde Muirheid says the union did not authorize the strike but helped end it by rallying pilots to return to work.

Miami Fla Eastern Air Lines Air Line Assn U.S. District Court ALPA Eastern Claim Clarence Sayen Clyde Muirheid Monay

Mexico Suffers Hottest Spring and Child Illness Wave

Mexico City reports its hottest spring in recent years with temperatures up to ten degrees above normal. Health officials note an unusual wave of illnesses among children, with Children’s Hospital treating about 200 youngsters for respiratory infections, dehydration and related conditions as summer begins.

Mexico City Mexico Children's Hospital

Prefabricated Nuclear Plant Shipped to Greenland Base

A pre fabricated nuclear power plant built for a military base in Greenland was shipped from Buffalo New York. The unit uses 605 gallons of nuclear fuel and can provide heat and power for one year. It was built at the Dunkirk plant of Alco Products Inc and installation should take six weeks.

Buffalo, N. Y Greenland Dunkirk Alco Products, Inc

Seven Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs

Reader's Digest offers seven tips to lower medical expenses including what an annual check up should cost and which income tax deductions to claim plus four additional savings methods. Ady.

Reader's Digest

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