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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

Page

5

Truman Claims Eisenhower Snubbed Him at 1953 Inauguration

Former President Harry S Truman writes in Look magazine that Dwight D Eisenhower refused an informal White House luncheon before the 1953 inauguration. Truman describes a silent ride to the Capitol and exchanges suggesting mutual hostility, part of a broader feud over Marshall and Jenner comments.

Truman Eisenhower New York Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower Look Magazine White House Gen Ike Sen Wiliam FE. Jenner R-Ind George C. Marshall Look Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Hoover Capitol John Washington Korea John Home Marshall Gen. Marshall

Tennessee Negroes Eat at Counters in Secret Talks

Small groups of Negroes entered six downtown Nashville lunch counters in secret negotiations and were served. Stores included Harvey's Cain-Sloan and branches of F.W. Woolworth McLellan Walgreen and S.H. Kress, with managers agreeing in advance to serve them.

Nashville, Tenn UPI Harvey’s Cain-Sloan F.W. Woolworth McClellan Walgreen S.H. Kress

Poetess Hallmark Speaks to South Plains Assn Meeting

Lubbock poetess Mrs. C. N. Hallmark addressed the South Plains Association in the Citizens National Bank building. She spoke on Poetry and Its Impact and shared notes from a Florida writers conference, presenting an autographed copy of Time Is a Caravan.

C. N. Hallmark Lubbock South Plains Assn Citizens National Bank J. E. Thomas T. C. Porter Leo Speer Arlene Harris Joe E. Boyd M. D. Farrell

Construction Set On Prison Farm Unit

The Texas Department of Corrections will begin a Smither Farm unit north of Huntsville between Trinity River bottom land on 8,000 acres. The $4.75 to $5 million project aims to house and employ 1,200 inmates, with potential for more due to overcrowding. Land costing $1.25 million was acquired with state funds.

Dallas Huntsville Department of Corrections C. B. Ellis Smither Farm Trinity River Bottom Elis

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