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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1960

Page

2

Humphrey Seizes DC Primary Edge for Nine More Delegates

In the District of Columbia presidential primary Humphrey edges Morse to gain nine more delegates and boosts his path toward the May 10 West Virginia clash with Kennedy. Morse and Stevenson delegate slates split second place as Nixon secures eight Republican delegates.

Washington Hubert’ H. Humphrey Minnesota Wayne Morse Oregon District of Columbia D-Mass West Virginia Humphrey Morse Democratic Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Richard M. Nixon GOP Hubert Midge Mukel

NATO Hurls Coexistence Challenge at Moscow

In Istanbul the 15 NATO nations issued a final conference statement urging the Soviet Union to accept disarmament and peaceful coexistence. Western allies accused Soviet leadership of deceiving world opinion and demanded a settlement that includes all NATO members. Proposals on disarmament German unity and East West relations were approved for submission to Khrushchev. Istanbul remained under martial law as calm returned to the streets.

Joseph E. Dynan Istanbul Turkey North Atlantic Treaty Organization Soviet Union NATO Moscow Paris United States Britain France Nikita Khrushchev

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Eases Change of Life

Readers report relief from nervousness and hot flashes during menopause with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims include up to 87 percent reduction in distress and 75 percent relief from hot flashes, attributed to the product's action on the nervous system. Get Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at drug stores.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia Pinkham

Pinkham Tablets Promise Quick Iron Blood Boost

Surep8 hours wake up tired due to iron deficiency anemia. Pinkham tablets rich in iron claim to strengthen your blood in one day and restore energy.

Dutch Explorers Coined Name New Holland for Australia

The Dutch navigators who first charted Australia in 1613 referred to the land as New Holland, a designation used in early maritime maps and records.

Australia Land New Holland

FASTEETH Offers Firmer False Teeth and Confidence

An improved alka line powder called FASTEETH is sprinkled on dental plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It aims to prevent embarrassment from loose plates and is advertised as available at drug counters.

Ady

Humprey and Kennedy Clash in West Virginia Primary Debate

In Charleston, Hubert H. Humphrey challenged Kennedy’s view of his candidacy saying a West Virginia win would mark him as a serious threat. The two rivals sparred on taxes, trade, and small business while agreeing religion should not influence presidential picks in a mild televised exchange.

Charleston W. Va Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn West Virginia John F. Kennedy D-Mass Humphrey Kennedy Sen District of Columbia Candi Morse D-Ore

McCarty Speaks To Texas Public Employees In City

S C McCarty, former district engineer with the Texas Highway Department, spoke at a Texas Public Employees Assn chapter meeting. Attendees from most of the district's 17 counties watched slides of highway work and temples in the country, presented by McCarty and his wife visiting from Thailand. Mel Pope of Brownfield introduced the speaker as the event concluded with a brief business session and informal reunion.

S.C. McCarty Texas Highway Department Texas Public Employes Assn McCarty Lubbock Thailand Mel Pope Brownfield Association

Solons Approve Pay Hike Bill

The House Post Office and Civil Service Committee approved a bill to raise federal worker pay by 9 percent for about 1.7 million workers. The raise would include postal staff, white collar workers, and congressional and judicial employees, costing roughly 810 million dollars annually. The postal increase would extend a temporary 2.5 percent raise set to expire June 30. The committee voted 16 to 4 amid administration objections.

Washington House Post Office and Civil Service Committee Congressional

Greenland Largest Island in the World

The article notes Greenland as the largest island on earth with New Guinea ranked second in size.

Greenland New Guinea

Three youths held as suspects in local break-ins

Three 16 year olds were in Lubbock County jail Wednesday night in connection with a burglary at George C. Wolffarth School. A fourth youth from Mineral Wells is reportedly involved. A girl, also 16, was jailed for theft of a car owned by Dewayne Roberts. A probation hearing is planned for the girl. Other burglaries under police investigation include Mei necke Bros Hardware and a car theft on Dallas Street. A radio was taken from a residence and a soft water container disappeared from a back porch.

Lubbock County George C. Wolffarth Erskine St Jerry Looper Looper Mineral Wells Dewayne Roberts 5Th St Tom Cannon Jr Meinecke. Bros. Hardware Broadway Jam Dallas 43Rd St Fred Rea 7Th St

London crowd greets Princess Margaret in wedding gift

About fifty thousand Londoners filled the Mall and surrounding areas Wednesday night to cheer Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones amid traffic chaos. Police reported the large crowds and the royal party smiled and waved as the Britannia awaited its Caribbean honeymoon cruise.

Relman Morin London Princess Margaret Palace Antony Armstrong-Jones Princess Armstrong-Jones Clarence House Buckingham Palace Mall Elizabeth Thames Britannia Caribbean London Bridge Margaret

Trees and shrubs planted along IA 1L highway near Biggleswade

About 4,000 trees and shrubs are being planted along England's IA 1L highway near Biggleswade to form anti-drizzle screens on turns.

England Biggleswade

Candidates Speak At Meeting Here In Lubbock

At a South Plains Council for Retarded Children meeting in Lubbock, candidates for Texas legislative posts expressed sympathy and support for state programs for mentally retarded children but offered no financing plan. Sen. Preston Smith noted money questions while others from District 28 and 97 attended. About 50 people, mostly parents, heard the discussion. the Texas association reports 250000 mentally retarded people in the state.

Lubbock South Plains Council For Preston Smith E. H Boedeker J. Collied Adams Reed Quilliam Homer ‘Hensley D. L. Jones Plains National Bank Texas The State Association

Democratic Speaker to Address Downtown Club Meeting

Bob Dennis Lubbock County Democratic chairman will speak at a noon Friday meeting of the Downtown American Business Club at the Caprock Hotel. He will review procedures and explain primary election mechanics ahead of the state Democratic primary on Saturday.

Bob Dennis Lubbock County American Business Club Caprock Hotel Dennis Terry Condrey

Bowling alleys at new plant in Ejire Shannon Free zone

A new plant at Ejire's Shannon Free Airport Zone will include bowling alleys as part of its facilities. The development signals diversification of the zone's offerings and potential local employment.

Ejire Shannon Free Airport

Runoff Seen For Top Texas Criminal Court Seat

An active three-way fight for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals may produce the statewide runoff. Incumbent Lloyd W. Davidson faces Temple attorney Jim Bowmer and Bryan Dist. Judge W. T. McDonald. Davidson leads polls, with a likely second primary against Bowmer or McDonald.

ED Overholser Austin Lloyd W. Davidson Temple Jim Bowmer Bryan Dist W.T. McDonald Court of Criminal Appeals Davidson Bowmer McDonald State Supreme Court Robert W. Calvert Calvert Robert G. Hughes Third Court of Civil Appeals Clyde, Smith Joe Greenhill Organized Labor Bell County Baylor High Courts Texas A&m Bryan Suh Hillsboro Democratic Executive Committee Dallas County

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