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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1957

Page

3

Envoy Envisions Hope After Eisenhower Doctrine Samples

James P. Richards the Eisenhower Doctrine ambassador returns from the Middle East after distributing samples of military and economic aid. He notes Jordan, Syria, and Egypt as potential buyers, with about 120 million dollars committed. The piece weighs optimism against possible future requests and Arab cautiousness.

J. M. Roberts Associated Press News James P. Richards Middle East Jordan Yria Egypt Uncle Sam Syria Richards As of Europe Russia

Levelland Youth to Represent Hockley in Teen-Age Road-E-O

Levelland High School senior Bill Stogsdill will represent Hockley County at the district Teen-Age Road-e-o in Seminole after winning the county driving contest with 384 points. Fred Weaver placed second with 380 and Jerry Seate third with 374. top entrants earned plaques and certificates, with judges from the Department of Public Safety.

Levelland Hockley Bill Stogsdill Hockley County Seminole Stogsdill Stogehill Fred Weaver Jerry Seate Steven Ray Donald Spurgeon Judy Huddleston Carl Huckeby Ted Weaver Max Jennings Jimmy

Mosely Seeks Change of Venue in Auto Suit Over Smog

Los Angeles man Mosely requests transfer of his civil suit from Los Angeles to Long Beach claiming asthma and harm from smog. He told Municipal Court that four hours in LA smog would cause extreme discomfort and embarrassment. Judge Walter Allen refused, warning it could set a precedent.

Los Angeles P—N. J Mosely Long Beach Walter Allen

Flying Through Atomic Clouds Not a Danger, Pilot Says

Air Force Captain William N. Wright explains that sampling mushroom clouds from nuclear tests during Operation Upshot Knothole and Plumb Bob is routine. He notes protective gear, in-flight filters, dosimetry badges, frequent decontamination, and strict limits on radiation exposure for the 4926th Test Squadron.

Fethersripe William N. Wright Youngstown Ohio AEC Indian Springs Nev Nevada Wright 4926Th Test Squadron

Rain Ends Northeast Forest Fires After Heavy Week

Rain brought relief to firefighters across New England Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey as fires dwindled to under control. Mass town of Plymouth saw the worst blaze with 3000 responders aiding a close call near Jordan Hospital. In Farmingdale New Jersey a tuberculosis sanitarium evaced nearly 200 children as crews contained the blaze.

Associated Press New England Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Massachusetts Weather Bureau New Hampshire Plymouth Mass The Pilgrims Jordan Hospital Farmingdale

Portales Girl Named Head Of Journalism Group At Tech

Texas Tech’s Theta Sigma Phi chapter elects 1957 58 officers Janet Moore of Portales N M is president Carol A Stone of Lubbock serves as vice president Other officers include secretary treasurer and membership chair with names and roles listed in the roster of officers for the year

iPortales Tech Texas Tech Theta Sigma Phi Janet Moore Portales, N.M Carol A. Stone Lubbock

Bridge Players Compete in Caprock Hotel Two Day Tourney

Bridge players from Lubbock Amarillo Midland Midland and Carlsbad gathered at the Caprock Hotel for a South Plains Duplicate Bridge Club sectional. Masters and non masters results crowned top pairs and teams with winners named for the Cotton Seeders and Bell Wevil events. Final listings include Amaroillo and Georgetown participants and club officers.

Caprock Hotel South Plains Duplicate Bridge Club Bill Anthony Warner Wilson Lubbock L. F. Marquam D. W. Gaignat Tohoka E. L. Wheeler Frank Gumm Keith Cecil Robert Morgan Winers Clyde Amerson A. L. Graham Beck Atkinson Frances Edwards Amarillo William Potts Harry Hubbard J. N. Allison Ed Prichard Midland Jack Boone

Mayflower II Sails 900 Miles West of Canary Islands

A radio update from Penzance England reports the Pilgrim replica Mayflower II is 900 miles southwest of the Canary Islands. Skipper Alan Villiers says the vessel is moving in a light trade wind with unspecified speed.

Canary Islands Penzance England Alan Villiers

15th Annual Mothers Day Party For Aged Parents

Lansford Pennsylvania reports Dick Edwards hosts his 15th annual mothers day party for parents aged 70 to 95. The department store head anticipates about 380 attendees and traditionally includes a surprise by bringing a distant relative of a guest, last year reuniting a father with his son from South Wales England.

Lansford Dick Edwards Edwards South Wales England

Texas Tech Sigma Xi Elects 1957 58 Officers

Dr Earl Camp associate professor of biology is elected 1957 58 president of the Texas Tech club of Sigma Xi. Other new officers include Dr A W Young agronomy department head as vice president and Dr William Perel assistant professor of mathematics as secretary treasurer. The group plans to petition for an official chapter at Texas Tech and invites interested members on the South Plains to contact Camp.

Earl Camp Texas Tech Club Sigma Xi Jesse Q. Sealey A. W. Young Ince Ptional Honor Society Tech William Perel National Organization Texas Tech South Plains Tech Clubs

Japanese Rail Service Disrupted by Mass Demonstrations

About one million workers rallied and sat on tracks nationwide disrupting service. Rail unions protested government layoffs of 23 workers and disciplinary actions against 856 for wildcat strikes. Traffic stalled at 300 stations and yards. passenger delays and freight suspensions occurred. Police deployed 16 battalions to Tokyo area to restore order.

Tokyo Japan

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