GOP Meet Here Today
Approximately 175 Republican workers from 65 West Texas counties attend a seminar at the Pioneer Hotel in Lubbock. Rep. Ed Foreman and state chairman Peter O Donnell lead the agenda with public speeches including Foreman at a 12:45 p.m. luncheon and O Donnell at 10 a.m. on the Goldwater Draft.
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West
Texas
Pioneer Hotel
Ed Foreman
Odessa
Peter O’donnell
Syd Moore
Republican
Lubbock
Foreman
O'Donnell
O’donnell
J. T. Rutherford
el Paso
Midland
U S Sugar Supplies Plentiful Amid Calls for Session
Washington reports the Agriculture Department declaring ample U S sugar stocks and foreign commitments. Undersecretary Murphy forecasts a market price bubble will burst and welcomes congressional hearings to address rising costs and stabilize the market.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Department of Agriculture
Charles S. Murphy
Murphy
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
United States
U.S
New York
Washington
Reese Bill Clears First Hurdle For Reese AFB Work
The House Armed Services Committee approved a military public works bill authorizing 504000 for Reese Air Force Base facilities utilities and real estate. The measure clears a first hurdle and proceeds to House and Senate for further action with appropriations to follow. The Appropriations Committee led by Rep. Mahon will begin money bill consideration, with work slated to start July 1.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Reese Air Force Base
House
Senate
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
George M. Mahon
Lubbock
Prayer for peace and charity from Rev. C. Melvin Ratheal
The Rev. C. Melvin Ratheal of Lubbock offers a prayer asking God to grant peace security and love to all and to help believers empty themselves of covetousness selfishness and pride so others may see that Jesus loves them and can answer their needs.
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Jesus
Rev
C. Melvin Ratheal
Lubbock
51 Receive Diplomas LCC Graduates Urged To Continue Education
Dr. Floyd D. Boze urged 51 members of Lubbock Christian College fifth graduating class to pursue liberal and professional educations and to retrain as needed to serve society. He praised the dual state and private educational system and urged grads to prepare for future societal roles and their children. See LCC RITES Page 11.
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Bert Brewer
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Christian College
Floyd D. Boze
Texas Tech
Tech
LCC
Boze
White House kitchen safety toast marks Kennedy birthday
White House guests and press photographers gathered for the annual White House press dinner honoring Kennedy with a gag involving an automatic bread slicer for his upcoming May 29 birthday. Speakers joked about managing the news as reporters praised restraint while charting a playful kitchen safety moment.
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Associated Press
Ashington
White House
Kennedy
Merriman Smith
United Press International
Robert Roth
Washington
Philadelphia Bulletin
Pierre Salinger
Roth
James C. Hagerty
Salinger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
News
Deal Roth
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Smith
Government seeks dismissal of railroads barge canal suit
The government asked federal courts to dismiss a suit filed by 20 railroads seeking to block $900 million in Trinity River infrastructure for a Fort Worth to Gulf barge canal project.
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Dallas
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Gulf
In Home Loan Probe Here
Grand jurors heard a three man panel with possible new witnesses and a special realtors committee to appear Monday before the grand jury. Dist Atty Alton Griffin said Friday the probe into alleged home loan irregularities continues with credit reporting officials and special investigators involved.
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Alton Griffin
Kenneth May
Jerry Hall
Avalanche Journal
Grand Jury
Griffin
Earl Kerr
Lubbock
Defiant Governor faces federal court over university desegregation
A federal judge orders Gov. George Wallace to appear June 3 in Birmingham to justify why he should not be barred from interfering with the University of Alabama's desegregation. The Justice Department seeks an injunction to halt Wallace's interposition against two Negro students enrolling at the Tuscaloosa campus and Huntsville center. Vivian Malone and David McGrathery are named in the case.
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Associated Press
Irmingham
George Wallace
Ia State University
Justice Department
Wallace
University of Alabama
United States
Special Sovereignty Committee
Senate
Alabama
House
U.S
Seybourn H. Lynne
Birmingham
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
Tuscaloosa
David M. McGrathery
Huntsville
Lee Alabama
Border buildup denied Tokyo
Dr. Yuzo Taza ki, 64, a Japan cancer authority, died of cancer in a Tokyo hospital Friday.
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Tokyo
Yuzo Tazaki
Japan
Toikyo
Do-It-Yourselfer: A Man Who Starts By Making Things
A light editorial note frames the DIY mindset as a modern quirk. The piece likens the handyman to someone who begins crafts with enthusiasm but ends by making excuses for unfinished projects.
Texas lawmakers end session after rapid adjournment
The 58th Texas legislature adjourned before the constitutional deadline after passing a 3.14 billion budget Gov. John Connally reportedly plans to veto. He hosted visiting legislators in his reception room near midnight as both houses finished business. Possible June 3 special session discussed as Connally defers comment. See SOLONS SEE Page 11.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
USTIN
Texas
John Connally
Connally
House
Senate
Solons
Khrushchev Plans Cuba Visit After Invitation
Soviet Premier Khrushchev accepted Fidel Castro’s invitation to visit Cuba and warned Moscow would respond to any attack with all means at its disposal. The joint communique stressed Soviet aid to Castro, four years into their alliance, while U.S. officials cautioned against invasion and outlined potential triggers for action including missiles and armed interference.
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OSCOW
Khrushchev
Cuba
America
Russia
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Soviet Union
Washington
State Department
Odessa Men In Plane Crash Near La Mesa
Two Odessa men, pilot Leon Tull and passenger Howell Blume, were injured when their two passenger aircraft struck a safety cable 22 miles southeast of La Mesa. Tull suffered a fractured back while Blume sustained a spinal fracture and other injuries as the plane hit the McFarland No. 21 drilling rig on Knox Ranch near the Martin County line. Both men were hospitalized in Lamesa in fair to serious condition. A four man crew freed them after about 15 minutes.
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Lamesa
Odessa
Medical Arts Hospital
Leon Tull
Howell Blume
Tull
Knox Ranch
Brink's Theft Suspect Held in Phoenix
Arthur Henry Page a 50 year old Brink's veteran arrested in a Phoenix motel on suspicion of stealing 70 959 from a Brinks armored car shipment. FBI said 520 000 in cash and property were recovered from his room deposits and accounts after his flight from Chicago.
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Chicago
Brink's Inc
Arizona
Arthur Henry Page
Edward Boyle
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Page
Tempe
Phoenix
Brink’s
Mary
Declin
Oak Park
Brinks
Weather Map Page 12 A Lubbock Forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 84. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. A few widely scattered late afternoon thunder showers are possible in the vicinity.
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Lubbock
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