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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1960

Page

3

Unfinished Mount Rushmore Style Carving at Stone Mountain

In Atlanta a century after the Civil War, the Stone Mountain memorial carving remains incomplete. Five anonymous artists urge the partial work as a tribute to the Lost Cause while negotiations unfold over possible touch ups by selected sculptors.

Alan B. Gillon Atlanta Cartists C. Payne United Daughters of the Confederacy UDC John Gutzon de la Mothe Borglum Robert E. Lee Borglum Mount Rushmore Stone Mountain Memorial Assn North Carolina Augustus Lukeman Lukeman

South Korean Massacres Reported by Hankook Ilbo

The Hankook Ilbo newspaper alleges 1951 massacres by South Korean forces killed 80 villagers for alleged collaboration with Communists and 400 in Kumso Myon and 400 in Yulin Myon in February. Witnesses say many stayed silent under President Syngman Rhee as reports surfaced after a Kochang episode nearby. The villages lie about 160 miles southeast of Seoul in an area dominated by guerrillas at night during the war.

Seoul South Korea Hankook Ibo Kumso- Myon Yulin-Myon Syngman Rhee Kochang Hankook Ilbo

Overflights Not New In Eisenhower Summit Remarks

AP reports Eisenhower used overflights to describe spy plane operations but an Air Force spokesman says the term is general aviation usage meaning flying over any state city or area.

Washington Eisenhower Air Force Paris

Kochang massacre reported in Korean villages

Guerrillas seized food from villagers at gunpoint and the South Korean army sent units to two villages. Villagers were called to public meetings and shot or beaten indiscriminately, with many women and children among the victims. The government will investigate the massacre after relatives lynched a former village chief accused of involvement. several hundred were reported killed.

Kochang

Guilty Pleas Mark Start of Two Weeks of Criminal Action

In 140th District Court Judge Robert H. Bean presided as 49 felony cases were called for trial settings. Multiple defendants received probationary sentences or penitentiary terms, with notable pleas by Eugene Debs Bellah for burglary and Billy Joe Rust for driving while intoxicated second offense.

140Th District Court Robert H. Bean Dist George E. Gilkerson Eugene Debs Bellah Ave. K Billy Joe Rust 30Th St Robert Lee Sims Lubbock George McCrea Sims Aljo Lee Byrumi Ave. A Felix, Juarez Joe Lara Petersburg Rudy Arebalo Plainview Bobby Oran Dawson 5Th St Ezell Thompson Globe Lonnie C. Hilliard Quirt Ave William Lee Brown Garland Elton Thomas Juniper Jimmy Howard Cross 29Th St Bobby Jay Lindsey

City church council formed by fourteen groups

Representatives from fourteen churches met Monday night at the First Presbyterian Church activity hall to form the Lubbock Council of Churches. A temporary constitution was adopted and officers were elected including B. E. Rushing as president and Rev. Tom B. Anderson as vice president. The council aims to unite churches to witness for Christ, foster fellowship and cooperation, and coordinate education, social relations, worship, evangelism, and existing activities with allied groups.

Lubbock

Ike Signs Medical Expense Deduction Bill

President Eisenhower signed legislation allowing an estimated fifty million dollar annual tax break for medical costs of dependent parents aged 65 or older. The change removes the prior 3 percent of adjusted gross income threshold and applies to taxpayers who itemize deductions as well as seniors paying their own bills, with drug costs excluded except above 1 percent of AGI.

Washington UPI Eisenhower White House Paris

Tax Fraud Trial Goes To Court

Ray C. Ballantyne faces a federal tax evasion trial in Houston before Judge Ross Rizley. Prosecutors may probe a 1955 payoffs inquiry involving Pasadena and La Porte officials. Witness Edward M. Ainsworth presented Ballantyne’s tax records as the trial began.

Houston UPD Case Society Ray C. Ballantyne Ross Rizley U.S Pasadena la Porte Clyde T. Gary Ralph A. Davis Davis Brazil Champion Paper Co Ballantyne Robbie Edward M. Ainsworth Internal Revenue Records Austin

Will It Do the Job How to buy air conditioners

Edward Cowan surveys factors in choosing air conditioners noting two main types, large whole-house units and room units. He explains capacity in BTUs, dealer reliability, installation and service, wiring needs, noise, and the 10 percent federal tax on units made after December 1, 1959, which buyers should expect to affect price.

Edward Cowan Washington UPI Better Business Bureau Bureau

Three San Francisco Boys Held Over Auto Theft Spree

Three San Francisco youths aged 11 and 14 were taken into custody in Lubbock County on auto theft burglary and runaway charges. They admitted four auto thefts in Lubbock and Lamesa and two burglaries in San Francisco. Police followed leads after a passerby reported suspects seen escaping a window.

San Francisco Lubbock County Lubbock Lamesa Tom Cannon Plainview Birkman 33Rd St

Preacher Pollard Defends Word of God Over Civic Role

Dr. Ramsey Pollard president of the Southern Baptist Convention blasted popular preaching and focus on civic groups. He urged ministers to preach with compassion and vigor as the Southern Baptist Pastors Conference opened in Miami Beach ahead of the convention.

Miami Beach Fila Ramsey Pollard Southern Baptist Convention Southern Baptist Pastors’ Conference Masonic Order Elks Club Lions Club Woman's Missionary Union Pollard Bellevue Baptist Church Memphis Tenn

Eiffel Tower Opens as Prince Edward Flags 10,000 Ton Weight

In Paris the Eiffel Tower weighs about 10,000 tons and was opened by Edward VII then Prince of Wales. The landmark’s debut marks a milestone in early 20th century engineering and royal involvement.

Paris Edward VII of England Prince of Wales

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