Ballot Count Advances in Two South Plains Counties
Balloting wrapped in two South Plains counties with many races still unsettled, while seven others prepare to finish counts Monday. In Andrews County, Sheriff runoff looms between incumbent Ray Phillips and Paul Cumbie. in Yoakum County, Vernon Townes leads Cla ud Freeman for county attorney, 1 263 to 1 178. Waggoner Carr led in both counties as did Gov Price Daniel.
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South Plains
Andrews
Andrews County
Ray Phillips
Paul Cumbie
Yoakum County
Atty
Vernon Townes
Claude Freeman
Vester E. Sanders
Olan E. Heath
Waggoner Carr
Yoakum
Price Daniel
Ben Ramsey
Waggoner
Bob Looney
Will Wilson
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jim D. Bowmer
Lloyd W. Davidson
W. T. McDonald
State Comptroller
Robert S. Calvert
W. L
Bo) Ramsey
Supreme Court
Robert W. Calvert
Robert Hughes
Jerry Sadler
Bill Albcorn
Bill Sanaceon
Wesley Roberts
Henry F. Guillet
Russell D. Austin
Dale Lane
Duey Braswell
Joe Allbright
M. W. Mayfield
J. W. Moxley
Henry C. Spruill
Z. W. Hutcheson Jr
Jack Cox
Don Yarborough
Robert S.calvert
U.S. Congress
Roy Skaggs
R. M. Wagstaff
Omar Burleson
Arthur Blanchard
Sterling Williams
Wayland G. Holt
Robert L. Patterson
W. D
Bill) Love
Howard Gibbons
Earl Abercrombie
R. B. Sears
Lloyd Merritt
T. B. Knight
W. M
Marion) Dobbs
Grady Williams
Bill Jordan
Elmo Crowder
Tulsa
Swisher
Jack Driskill
H. L. Rose
Ralph Roberts
Cletis Cansler
Swisher County
Will ‘Wilson
Robert G. Hughes
Bill Alcorn
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Jesse
James G. Denton
Walter Rogers
Arthur Glover
A. M. ‘Billington
A. F
AD Wilkins
H. G. Wells
Frank Gaston
Brownfield
James Fulford
B. W
Burl
Atty. Gen
Robert G., Hughes
W. T.mcdonald
Jim Bowmer
James E. Denton
Jesse Owens
R. L. Bowers Jr
Olen R. Petty
B. T
Bill) Gordon
Bual) Powell
Melvin E. McWilliams
Homer Parker
E. L
Red) Tankersley
Johnny Benson
Howard Hurd
H. B
Virgil) Crawford
J. E
Buddy) Gillham
Clyde Bond
Preston Smith
M. IC. Ledbetter
Morgan Copeland
R. A. Simms
Monroe Clayton
J. D
Jot) Akers
John J. Kendrick
Ty Field
Raymond Bookout
Price
Daniel
Herniated Disc Clarifies Back Pain Myths By Dr Day
Dr. John H. Day explains what a herniated or slipped disc is and why many back pains labeled as ruptured discs are misdiagnosed. A chiropractic approach is presented as a less invasive alternative to spinal surgery, with a patient case showing dramatic recovery after adjustments.
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John H. Day
Day Chiropractic Clinic
34Th & Ave. V. Lubbock
Senator Says U S Spy Planes Have Right To Cross Border
In a Washington news conference Senator Clif ford P Case asserts the United States may legally probe Soviet air space for national security. He emphasizes a serious effort to gather information during the cold war while striving to end underlying tensions. The exchange touches on reciprocal actions by the Soviets and the broader safety implications for the United States.
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Washington
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
United States
Case
Saltonstall seeks Senate probe of surplus arms sales
Senator Leverett Saltonstall urged a Senate investigation into surplus military weapon sales. He warned that ships, rifles, jet aircraft, tanks and other items dumped at cut rates could threaten U.S. defense and may aid adversaries. He pressed Lyndon Johnson to lead the inquiry and noted temporary embargoes on foreign surplus rifles.
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Washington
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Ihairman
Watchdog Preparedness
Johnson
United States
State Department
Office of Civil
Defense Mobilization
Nebraska primary looms as voters test party leadership
In Nebraska a high turnout is expected for the Democratic and Republican primaries on Tuesday. Secretary of State Frank Marsh predicts 200,000 to 225,000 voters. Presidential candidate John F. Kennedy leads the Democrats, while Ralph Brooks quits the governorship race to seek the U.S. Senate seat. Republicans field several contenders including Hazel Abel Terry Carpenter John Cooper and others with four Democrats aiming for the governorship alongside Conrad and Morrison.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Frank Marsh
John F.kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ralph Brooks
U.S. Senate
Carl Curtis
Brooks
John Cooper
Humboldt
Robert Conrad
Frank Morrison
Lincoln
Amarillo Man Dies In Tucumcari Crash
Bobby Paul Gregg age 27 of Amarillo died in a Tucumcari hospital from injuries after a one car crash. State police said his auto ran off State Road 104 and overturned 23 miles north of Tucumcari in San Miguel County.
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Tucumcari
N.M
Bobby Paul Gregg
Amarillo
San Miguel County
Korea may bear larger U S aid burden under new regime
With Syngman Rhee gone, South Korea could take on a bigger share of U S aid, though no drastic cuts are planned. Economic aid has fallen as the economy strengthens, while misuse under Rhee affected factories tied to his Liberal party. Caretaker President Huh Chung and his economic ministers show signals of reform.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
United States
Amerian
U. S
Rhee
Iay
Liberal Party
Huh Chung
Space Rocket Talks Back After Earth Signal Test
The Pioneer V rocket received a two way signal from Jodrell Bank England and replied from eight million miles away. Officials said the exchange lasted about five minutes with 64 data items per second including cosmic radiation particle energies magnetic fields and solar flares.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Earth
America
National Aeronautical Space Administration
Pioneer
NASA
Los Angeles
Electromagnetic coupling eyed for U S autos within years
An American inventor’s electromagnetic transmission may reach U S compact cars in a few years. British Smiths Motor Accessories developed the system for the Hillman Minx and Eaton Manufacturing markets it in the United States. Experts say the two year pace hinges on adapting a smaller, cheaper unit for engines under 2.5 liters and solving production cost limits.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
Jacob Radinow
United States Bureau of Standards
Smiths Motor
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Radinow
Clifford’ S. Steadman
Automotive News
United States
Steadman
Ike Plans Brief Visit With Rhee On Korean Tour
President Eisenhower will make a brief stop in South Korea on June 22 for a courtesy call on deposed leader Syngman Rhee and Mrs. Rhee at Pear Blossom Villa. He will meet Acting President Huh Chung and may address the National Assembly before visiting front line troops near Seoul.
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Seoul
South Korea
Eisenhower
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Rhees
Pistol Gamble Fatal To Youth
In Fredericksburg Virginia Nelson Wayne Sullivan a 16 year old died after firing a .22 caliber pistol at his temple during a Russian roulette game. Earmley Payne 16 and Robert Williams 15 witnessed the incident as the car waited for rain to pass three miles from town.
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Fredericksburg
Nelson Wayne Sullivan
Sullivan
Earmley Payne
Payne
Robert Williams
Wilne
FTC Warns Rosy Bush Claims May Not Bloom
The FTC warns homeowners about flowery advertising claims by landscaping so-called experts offering bargain plans and materials. It cites danger signals of exaggerated flowering, mislabeling of nursery products, and exotic plant names to lure buyers.
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Rosy
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Daniel J.murphy
Bureau of Litigation
New Jersey
New York
N. Y
Nixon preferred in East Tennessee poll over five Democrats
East Tennesseans favor Vice President Richard Nixon over five Democratic rivals in a Knoxville Journal poll. Nixon leads Johnson 170 to 506 and defeats Symington, Stevenson, Humphrey, and Kennedy by comfortable margins. results reflect 676 votes from 38 East Tennessee counties.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Nixon
Symington
Stevenson
Humphrey
Kennedy
the Journal
East Tennessee
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William H
Bill) Sheehan
Don ‘Kemp
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R. O. Gregory
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Tom Morgan
F. W
Scurry County
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J. C
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Morgan
Fred Bullard
J. R. McCrary
J. B. Turner
L. L
Pat” Moore
Thayne , Mebane
Kenneth Smith
Jess E. Everett
T. P. Allen
Jackson P. Ellis
Constable
Arlen Stokes
J. B. (Bull) Early Jr
Charlie Smith
Renal B. Rosson
George R. Killam Jr
Geral G. Greene
Frank Wilson
Darrell E. Smith
George J. Jennings Jr
Price Bradley
J. Paul Miller
Terry County
Robert L. Calvert
W. L. (Bo) Ramsey
Robert L.bowers Jr
W. W. Sullivan
Vesne E. Sanders
Reese Wilkerson
E. W. Craig
W. W. Anderson
W. R
Cowboy) Jones
Vance W.brown
Robert E. Jones
Rod Ruff
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V. Turkin
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Khrushchev
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