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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

Page

20

Rayburn Denies Johnson Nomination Hopes Amid Poll Gains

Speaker Sam Rayburn dismisses a report that Lyndon Johnson may lack a presidential nomination, calling it propaganda. A Washington editors poll shows Johnson leading with 43 percent, Adlai Stevenson 30 percent, Kennedy 21 percent, Symington 5 percent, signaling growing strength and concern among rivals.

Peaker Sam Rayburn Lyndon Johnson Johnson Rayburn Washington Adlai Stevenson John Kennedy Stuart Symington

Entire Scout Troop Earns Eagle Rank at Court of Honor

President Eisenhower sent congratulations to Lubbock Texas Troop 1 as 30 Scouts receive Eagle rank at a First Baptist Church Court of Honor. The event marks the first time an entire troop achieves the honor, with Scoutmaster Sam Henry Jr. and the unit lauded by the Avalanche Journal.

Eisenhower Lubbock First Baptist Church The Avalanche-Journal Sam Henry, Jr

European Growth Outpacing U S GNP Says Sunbury Item

A Sunbury Daily Item excerpt notes Western Europe’s GNP expanding faster than the United States from 1954 as Europe’s Common Market and the Outer Seven attract U.S. capital with tax incentives while Congress keeps taxes high. It warns U S leadership could slip if policy persists.

Western Europe U.S Uncle Sam Free World Congress

Tubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition sample page

A 1960 page shows the Tubbock Avalanche Journal masthead with editors Prouty Chas A and Guy as president, the paper’s pledge, and circulation rates for Morning and Sunday editions by mail or carrier from Lubbock Texas. Names include Chas A Prouty and Chas W Ratliff. The page lists subscription prices and mailing options.

South Plaine Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Avalanche Journal Publishing Company, Inc 6Th Bt Ave. J. Lubbock Texas Texas Daily Press League Dallas Associated Press United Press International AEERF Prouty Chas A. Guy Chas W. Ratliff Catter Carner Out Loubun Tatty Moring

Japan's Rise and Risks as It Treads Global Trade

Special correspondent outlines Japan's shift from isolation to modern power under Ito and Perry's opening, noting wars with China and Russia, gains from treaties, and strategic reliance on Manchuria. It examines economic gaps, arable land limits, and shifting markets including the United States and China amid rising Sino-Western tensions.

George FE. Sokolsky Rior Japan Matthew C. Perry United States Navy Yedo Bay Ito Asia China Formosa Korea Russia Manchuria Portsmouth Inner Mongolia Germany Shantung Province Anfu Club Peking Tapan United States Ray Tucker Washington Roosevelt-Truman Europe Far East Nixon Paris Tokyo Tucker Eisenhower

Curbing Reds Big Task Ahead of Ray Tucker

A analysis argues Vice President Nixon must lead in a tougher anti Communist foreign policy. It calls for stronger defense, faster production of missiles and bombers, reform of diplomacy, and a tougher stance to deter Moscow and Beijing while stressing the need for an assertive U S stance at home and abroad.

Moscow Peiping Kremlin United States Uncle Sam Western Alliance Russia Norway Japan Tokyo Nikita Khrushchev Mao Tse-tung Eisenhower Nixon Washington Turkey Iraq Suez Canal Castro Budapest Dwight D. Eisenhower

Both Demos GOP Facing Problem Second Choice Hurts Ticket

Ruth Montgomery outlines the 1960 party dilemma as Nixon Kennedy confront the issue of choosing a running mate. Rockefeller Johnson Stevenson are all but unavailable, and Nixon refuses Rockefeller while Kennedy rejects Johnson or Stevenson as his No 2. The result is a potential clash over a so called perfect slate with uncertain November fate.

Ruth Montgomery Ashington Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Nixon Rockefeller Kennedy-and-Johnson Kennedy - and - Stevenson Feller Lyndon B. Johnson Adlai Stevenson Kennedy Johnson Stevenson

White Pumps for the Fourth Past and Present

The writer recalls fashion calendar quirks from Caldwell Idaho and New York City. She muses on buying summer dresses and white pumps for the Fourth of July while imagining sales staff skeptical of late season shopping and recounts childhood Fourth of July memories and a Hoover address system in Caldwell.

Inez Robe New York City NY Quest Caldwell Idaho Yesteryear Oratory Impromto Mama Stephen Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce

Personalities clash in race for presidency

Rockefeller aims for the presidency and may dictate policy to Nixon. Johnson dominates Senate committees and M. Stevenson outshines Kennedy in experience. Kennedy’s youth and inexperience may invite scrutiny if leading contenders gain the nomination. See Montgomery Page 12.

Tevenson Kennedy The White House Johnson Stevenson Jack Kennedy Senate Executive Rockefeller Montgomery

Singing Convention to Convene at New Deal School

On Sunday Lubbock County hosts a singing convention at New Deal school auditorium Monroe an all day program. A basket dinner will be served for visiting singers. The convention meets every fifth Sunday with quartets from multiple firms and party leaders including S B Summers J G Hufstedle and B L Stanton.

New Deal Monroe Lubbock County S. B. Summers J. G. Hufstedle B. L. Stanton Pogram Jeff D. Welch D. A. Wilson Nina Ruth Todd

Car Bus Collision Repeats at Same Nottingham Intersection

In Nottingham a 68 year old driver Archie May and 27 year old Cecil McFarlane drove a car and a bus respectively. They collided at a busy downtown intersection on Tuesday night as well as two nights earlier at the same spot.

Nottingham England Archie May Cecil McFarlane

Leisure Problem of Our Senior Citizens program

A club invites families to keep the children today while attending an important meeting on the leisure problem of senior citizens. The program aims to inform members about activities and resources for older adults. Local organizers encourage attendance and participation.

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