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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1964

Page

6

Texas primary race shapes up with Yarborough and McLendon

In Texas the first presidential primary features Sen. Yarborough and McLendon amid GOP and Democratic contests. Key figures include Reps. Patman and Thompson endorsing Yarborough, while Bush and Cox campaign for Senate on the eve of voting. Voters in Dallas Fort Worth and Houston expect live TV events and demonstrations with machines in Travis County and statewide returns.

Sen Yarborough Eee Democratic Party GOP Goldwater Mclendon Austin Texas U.S Wright Patman Texarkana Dallas Connally Travis County Trevis County Capitol Don Yarborough Houston Waco Aus UN Fort Worth Beaumont-Port Arthur Argus Gop Turner Jack Crichton George Bush U.S. Senate Robert Morris Senate Longview Jack Cox Ave Cox Milton Davis

First Days With Former Teacher Reunion Brings Grads Together

Avalanche-Journal recalls a 12 year reunion at the home of Mack and Shar Ann Wilson for 1952 53 Carroll Thompson Elementary pupils and their first grade teacher Mrs. R A Metcalfe. Former students remember her as strict yet memorable and recount school days with humor.

R. A. Metcalfe Carroll Thompson Mack J. Wilson 32Nd St Hie Ihe Wilson Shar- Ann IAV McDonald Metcalfe Texas Tech Mace Donald

Wind Storm Rips Temple Area Causing Severe Damage

A powerful wind and hail storm struck Temple and nearby areas with debris damaging the railroad passenger depot, police station, and Kings Daughters Hospital. One doctor was blown into traffic while patients and children were treated for injuries. Dozens of homes and schools reported damage as residents described the chaos and emergency crews patrolled to prevent looting. In Frio County, a separate violent storm caused about 500000 in damage to homes, cars, and crops.

Theie Railroad Temple Kings Daughters Hospital Thomas Denton Jack Bowen Temple Daily Telegram Bill Hayes Caldas Fort Worth Wichita Falls Kilene Denton Paris Emerson Elementary School Gald Stude

Campaign row ends in handshake as fields remain unstated

Umea campaign workers Tidmore and Rogers spar over debates and key issues but agree on industry growth and fair taxation. They dismiss rehashing public statements and prepare to let Tuesday’s vote decide the programs they have planned, ending with a cordial handshake.

Tidmore Rogers Richt Revers

Tragedy on Farm as Letterman Found Near Creek

Gray discovered Letterman on the farm after tracing torn tracks to the dry creek edge. The tractor stalled and emergency crews arrived as a doctor quickly tended him. Letterman was placed on a stretcher and transported by ambulance to a Big Spring hospital where efforts continued.

Letterman Gray Imi Herman Phisician Veans Big Spring

One Dead In Lisbon May Day Disorders

A civilian was killed by gunfire during May Day street demonstrations in Lisbon Friday night. Two others were wounded. Police in steel helmets and rifles dispersed several international labor day protests in the downtown area as shots were fired into the air. The dead man remained unidentified at Sao Joao Hospital.

Lisbon Sao Jeno Hospital

Paul’s Baptist Parsonage Lunch Sale Today

Efficient lunches will be sold today by Paul’s Baptist at the parsonage located at 2416 Shied Street. Proceeds support church programs and community aid.

Paul's Baptist the Parsonage

Woman Zambrum Dies Amid Hospitalized Kin in Lorenzo

Mrs. Zambrum a former Lorenzo teacher is daughter of Mrs. Ida Hendrick who is hospitalized at Methodist Hospital. Funeral services are pending with Capper Funeral Home in Ralls. Josephine Cloud of Lorenzo relates to the family.

Zwabrum Lorenzo Ida Hendrick Methodist Hospital Josephine Cloud Zambrum Horie Ralls

Train Car Crash Kills Post Couple in Arizona

Casa Grande Arizona special report states rancher Thomas Carson James 70 and his wife May died when their car collided with a Southern Pacific freight at a grade crossing about one mile east of Casa Grande. Their daughter Mrs J D Bankston of Lubbock said the couple were visiting relatives. James, once a farmer, lived on a small ranch east of Post and was a Garza County pioneer with surviving brother and three sisters. Funeral plans not yet fixed as relatives expect services in Post.

Mrs. Metcalfe Sharron Wilson Lubbock Casa Grande Ariz Southern Pacific Thomas Carson James May Beutic James J.D. Bankston Clovis Hwy Bankston Jjames Casa Grande Ares Post James Fami Ly Garza County Jamies

US Ship Explosion Sparks Communist Suspicions

The US escort carrier Card, built in 1942 and now chartered to the Military Transport Service with a civilian crew, was rocked by an explosion that damaged its steel superstructure and scattered debris on the wharf. Captain Langeland blamed Communist adversaries, while crew injuries included Durwood Finley with a broken hip and shoulder amid storm and debris in Temple.

Langeland U.S. Miliary Transport Service Saigon Manila

Primary races draw attention in county and state contests

The article notes strong interest in the upcoming primary elections with both parties eyeing county and state races. It highlights candidate entries for state representative Place 2, district judge, county judge, two county commissioner posts, tax assessor collector, and justice of the peace. Lt Gov Preston Smith is expected to win the Democratic nomination for a second term, while Carr Nat’s opponent is Atty Gert Waggoner Carr who drew no primary challenger.

Lubbock Preston Smith Carr Nat Atty. Gert Waggoner Carr Bill Davis Davison Davis Adams Mie Aus- Mie Rod Shaw Iity Corporation Court Wilson Kermickel Nita Gibson Russell S. Mardin Aura Mae Edmisson Arch Lamb Wayne D. Richardson Farmers Lewis Kerr Jimmy L. Holmes CPA

Bank Robbery Turmoil Followed by Severe Storm Damage

A bank robbery ended with bandits fleeing as a severe storm battered a downtown area. Trees were toppled, homes damaged, six people hospitalized, and about 300 telephones knocked out. Fires, floods, and power outages stretched fire and police response for hours. Authorities tracked suspects via tire tracks and debris, then halted them near a vehicle hidden in a lane.

Fie William’ Brazel Killeen Temple Belton Calloway Sheriff's Deputies Clint Peeples Highway Patrol Bob Russel EF. W. Ferrell

Unclear FBI Comment Sparks Political Rumors and Elections

An FBI probe prompt and a Justice Department denial fuel rumors of arrests. Pecos employer Keeton leaves work after a call claiming his absence. officials warn against late Friday misinformation as race, court contests, and local official bids unfold in Austin and surrounding counties.

Justice Department Frank Harper Keeton Pecos Harper el Paso McLendon

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