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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1960

Page

4

Training Sessions Set for 1960 Census Takers in Texas

Area training for census takers in the 19th Texas district begins Monday. Led by crew leaders, sessions emphasize thorough canvassing, map reading, and proper questioning to ensure a complete count across Lubbock County and surrounding areas. Around 400 enumerators in Lubbock will receive maps detailing their territories.

U.S 19Th Congressional District Texas Earl E. Kerr Lubbock County St. Luke's Methodist Church E. R. Haskins Clarence Lane Overton School Helen Akers Eddie Mae Smith Westminster Presbyterian Church Roe Berta Davis Mary E. Fields Knights of Pythias Hall 24Th St College Ave John Hughes Charles Begey Lubbock United States

Vandalism and theft sweep Lubbock city streets

Police report a wave of vandalism and burglaries Saturday across Lubbock. Damage includes a smashed car window at 1103 32nd St and a pellet gun shooting at Phillis Wheatley Elementary School. Burglars stole cash, coffee, and cigarettes from Small Grocery Store 1802 Ave E, plus a TV from a home on Elm. Automotive thefts included handbags, a tire and wheel, and gas cap thefts from trucks on Magnolia.

Lubbock David Warren 32Nd St 65Th St Decker McKim Ellis Garage 13Th St A. J. Moore Dennis Peters Uvalde Longhorn Cafe Ave. A R. H. Bradford 43Rd St Magnolia

Plastic bonds issued in New Guinea for education program

Canberra AP reports New Guinea government floats bonds made of plastic to fund native economics education. Territories Minister Paul Hasluck told Parliament the material was chosen for durability as ordinary script would fade under tropical conditions.

Canberra Australia New Guinea Territories Paul Hasluck

New Pilot Takes X-15 Test Flight

Space agency test pilot Joe Walker flew the X-15 to 50,000 feet and about 1300 mph on Friday at Edwards Air Force Base California. The flight lasted 11 minutes and ended with a five mile overshoot due to a strong tail wind. Walker wore a broad grin after landing.

Arbitrators Named for Clovis Annexation Board

A six member arbitration board will be formed to decide the extension of Clovis city limits. Three members will be elected by voters in the expansion areas and three will be appointed by the City Commission. They will select a seventh member or the District Court judge may appoint. The board may hold hearings and call witnesses to determine the advisability of the annexation.

Clovis Tuday New Mexico Mmeber Marvin Hass

Attorneys Favor Aid Society Survey in Lubbock County

Roy Bass reported at a Lubbock Bar Assn luncheon that about half of the group supports forming a county legal aid society and roughly $2,000 has been pledged to operate it.

Lubbock Bar Assn Roy Bass Lubbock Bass Legal Aid Society

Twice Married Presidents Highlight County Survey

The report notes five U S presidents married twice John Tyler Millard Fillmore Benjamin Harrison Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. The survey aims to contact all county attorneys and includes a talk on economic prospects by Dr Robert Rouse of Texas Tech.

United States John Tyler Millard Fillmore Benjamin Harrison Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Bar Association Robert Rouse Texas Tech

Assessed Valuations Rise in Lovington

Lea County Assessor Gailen Hooper reports total valuations at 215,490,495 with a $5 million rise from last year despite a $7 million drop in petroleum production values. Ad valorem estimates for 1960 reach 40,915,247, up 10 million over five years.

Lovington Lea County Gailen Hooper Hooper County Commission

Hobbs High School Names 12 Scout Group Representatives

Twelve Hobbs High School delegates are chosen for Boys State and Girls State. Boys State attendees include Ronnie Ewing Larry Wallace Connie Jackson Ted Peck Eddie Freeman and David Midkiff. Girls State delegates are Jackie Leach Nancy Tasker Joan Frenzel Sarah Russell Pat Sands and Brendan Freeman. Roles will be filled in Socorro and Albuquerque during June.

Hobbs Hobbs High School Ronnie Ewing Larry Wallace Connie Jackson Ted Peck Eddie Freeman David Midkiff Socorro Jackie Leach Nancy Tasker Joan Frenzel Sarah Russell Pat Sands Brendan Freeman Albuquerque

Man Drops 60 Feet Into Shaft

James Bernardi a 37 year old steam fitter slipped on a work platform at a hospital addition and slid fifty nine to sixty feet through an air duct in darkness before being freed by coworkers. He emerged with only scrapes and bruises after being treated and released.

Danville Ill James Bernardi

Hobbs City Jailer Will Resign Post

Hobbs police say jailer W A Bill Dunwody will resign effective April 1 and be replaced by acting jailer Calvin Whitworth. Dunwody, appointed March 2 1954, plans to move with his wife to Anson Texas their former home after suffering a heart ailment.

Hobbs W. A Bill) Dunwody Marlon Howell Calvin Whitworth Dunwody Mrs Anson iTex

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