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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1960

Page

3

Three Cardinals Created by Pope John XXIII

Pope John XXIII used a dormant papal power to create three additional cardinals, announcing at a consistory. Names remain secret amid speculation they hail from Communist lands. The event followed a March 3 announcement of seven new cardinals, including historic firsts.

Pope John Vatican City John XXIII College of Cardinals Vatican Alojzije Stepinac Krasic Yugoslavia Holy Church Peter Tatsuo Doi Tokyo

Former Bank Officials at Teneha Sentenced

Three former First State Bank of Teneha officials pleaded guilty to false entries and misapplication of funds. Ralph Menefee Jr. drew five years on each of ten counts with five years suspended on three, Georgia Harrison received five years with suspensions, and Clifford Gary got seven years for misapplication and fifteen for false entries. Total loss was $367,556.50. Harrison fainted as sentences were read.

Georgia Marie Harrison Clifford Gary Gray East Texas Harrison

Argentine Official Arrives in Lubbock for Two Day Tour

Miss Marguarita Maria Wade junior information assistant chief of the U S Information Service Buenos Aires arrives in Lubbock this afternoon for a two day visit on a tour of the South Plains. The visit is sponsored by the U S Information Agency Washington D C.

Marguarita Maria Wade U. S. Information Service Buenos Aires Lubbock South Plains U. S. Information Agency Washington, D. C

Lubbock Chamber Plans Reception for Visiting Guest

The International Affairs Committee of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce hosts a protocol run for Miss Wade. She is met at Lubbock Municipal Airport at 2 50 pm Tuesday by Don Jones and chamber officials. That evening she dines with Mr and Mrs Ira Williams. Wednesday she goes to City Hall for honorary citizenship papers and tours the city. Thursday visits include the West Texas Museum and the Rocking A Ranch.

Lubbock Municipal Airport Don Jones Chamber Ira Williams 20Th St City Hall Fritz Lanham Jack Clapp Lubbock Independent School District Miss Wade Hutchinson Junior High Kara Sam Dunn Texas Tech Henry McCarty

Rise in U S Tube Production Surpasses Half a Billion

The Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Council reports that 581,188,582 metal toothpaste tubes were produced in the United States during 1959, indicating strong industry output and demand for metal tubes.

United States Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Council

African students protest at White House over South Africa policy

About 50 African students from University of Maryland George Washington and Howard University marched peacefully for around 15 minutes before the White House to protest South Africa’s racial policy and the killing of African demonstrators, missing a Macmillan appearance as he and Eisenhower left for Camp David.

Washington White House Harold Macmillan Macmillan Eisenhower Camp David University of Maryland George Washington Howard University

Brownfield Voters Decide On Bonds

Brownfield residents vote today on 680000 in bonds to fund Municipal Power and Light improvements. The main item is a new diesel generating engine, financed over 25 years at up to 5 percent interest. Bonds are to be retired from power department revenues with no tax money used.

Brownfield Power Department Power and Light Department

Baker's Hair Tonic Ad Promises Dandruff Relief

Mrs Highsmith thanks Baker's Hair Tonic for ending dandruff and itchy scalp that troubled her husband and her. The ad touts easy use and no washout with a clean feel, claiming no federal tax due to a dandruff target. The guarantee promises a refund if the first bottle fails.

Cornell Baker Dandru Baker's

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