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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1960

Page

3

Ike Warns False Fears Threat To Peace In U S

President Eisenhower lectured Texans on guarding states rights and limiting federal reach as he concluded a nine day tour billed non political He had earlier visited Mexico and met President Adolfo Lopez Mateos The speech was part of a broader campaign without naming the Democratic nominee.

Ike U.S Mexico Adolfo Lopez Mateos Rice University White House Kennedy Harris County Mrs. Hobby Hobby Shivers Eisenhower Shamrock-Hilton John Tower U.S. A Senate Lyndon B. Johnson William Steger James Noonan A.J. Farris Fred Newman Thad Hutcheson Albert Fay United States Lopez Mateos Ciudad Acuna

Rio Grande City Flood Reaches Citywide Crisis

Severe floods overwhelm Rio Grande City as Los Olmos Creek overflows after over 10 inches of rain since Monday. One fifth of the 7,660 residents flee waist-deep waters. guards evacuate residents and Red Cross aids set up shelters at West Elementary.

Felipe Ramond The Rio Grande Herald Los Olimos Rio Grande City Ramond Ramon Doyne and Cavazos Aikin Starr Produce Company Starr Cotton Gin Autro Parts Texas National Guard Red Cross Salvation Army West Mission Department of Public Safety Turkey Creek la Pryor Edna Nueces County Hebronville U.S. Weather Bureau Walf Texas Falcon Area Falcon Dam U.S. 83 Orange U.S Celeste Eddie Brister Jr Quebec Canada Michigan Lake Huron St. Clair River Detroit Harbor Beach

Lubbock Delegation Wins Support for Good Neighbor Plan

A Lubbock group including Schmidt Frank Gonzalez Armando Duran and Jim Crook met Mexican President Lopez Mateos and later President Eisenhower to promote the Good Neighbor Project. The delegation presented a brochure and received honorary membership and citizenship for Lopez Mateos from the Lubbock Chamber. The plan aims to foster US Mexico friendship and arrange farm worker tours to build ties and understanding between the two nations.

Schmidt Jaime Quinones Lions Club Lubbock Good Neighbor Commission Caprock American Business Club Lopez Mateos Mateos Schmidt Frank Gonzalez Lubbock Armando Duran Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Good Neighbor Project Eisenhower Ciudad Acuna United States Mexico Gonzalez Jong

Births Across West Texas Hospitals Highlight Local Families

Numerous local couples announce the birth of children at West Texas, Taylor, Lubbock, and Marys hospitals. Fathers hold varied jobs from farmers to office workers, with baby weights ranging from about 5 pounds 2 ounces to 9 pounds 1 ounce.

Thugs Sought In Clovis Theater Heist

Two men assaulted Eugene Haabner manager of Frontier Theaters Inc in Clovis late Sunday night and stole about 801 dollars from two canvas bags. Police traced a robber into an alley but lost the suspect near the pavement. Haabner’s broken glasses were found at the theater entrance.

Nixon assails Kennedy over fiscal plans and gold gyrations

Pittsburgh AP dispatch reports Vice President Richard Nixon charging Senator John F Kennedy with proposing fiscally irresponsible plans that swayed gold prices. He accuses Kennedy of exploiting religious politics and blunders, while defending Eisenhower vetoes and urging a foreign policy focus amid snowbound campaign stops in Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Nixon Pennsylvania Kennedy Cuba Ieven Eisenhower

Photographic Show and Nixon Kennedy Telegrams

A mixed briefing covers a Kodak color tour display and the Photo Scenic America exhibit with 38 prints. It notes Nixon and Kennedy exchanging telegrams over Cuba debate content and Kennedy’s alleged stance on anti Castro support.

Senate debate on oil depletion allowance and prestige

The article covers a Democratic push to review taxes including the oil depletion allowance, with Mahon defending the provision as long-standing and warning of Republican threats. Fulbright discusses U.S. prestige abroad, criticizing Nixon's stance and Khrushchev's actions, urging vigilance as campaigns unfold.

Sen. Kennedy House Mahon Congress John Nance Garner Tom Connally Sam Rayburn Lyndon Johnson Sen. Williams Delaware Senate Texas Washington Sec Ezra T. Benson Secretary of Agriculture Fulbright

Kennedy Defends Record as Nixon Attacks Gold Charge

Senator John F Kennedy condemned Vice President Richard Nixon over a gold market price claim, calling it a sign of tension. He spoke in Rock Island Illinois urging vigorous opposition and contrasting voting records with campaign promises. Kennedy criticized Nixon on education social security and inflation while rallying supporters in Peoria and Champaign Urbana.

Avalanche Journal Kennedy Illinois John F. Kennedy Richard M.nixon Nixon Rock Island London Peoria Cuba Maine

Library program to feature James Platz book review

James Platz associate librarian at Texas Tech will discuss a topical book review Cand idates 1960 by Eric Savareid in a free public program at 7 30 p m today in the Lubbock Public Library auditorium. The event is sponsored by the Friends of the Lubbock Public Library. Faul Lee Dixon a 29 year old Lubbock woman was treated after a broken jaw at Porter Clinic Hospital and plans to press charges. The eighth annual Young Men's Christian Association dinner at Parkway Manor Hotel begins at 7 p m today with Delbert Downing of the Midland Chamber of Commerce speaking. board members of the association are slated.

Kennedy Congress Nixon Travis Shelton 28Th District Ralph Brock Lubbock County Howard C. Davison Dunbar.camba Everett George Baye James Platz Texas Tech Eric Savareid Lubbock Public Library Friends of the Lubbock Public Library Faul Lee Dixon Lubbock Jedth St Porter, Clinic Young Men’s Christian Assa Parkway Manor Delbert. Downing Midland Chamber of Com Ape Photoscenic America Lubbock Municipal Auditorium

Amarillo Attorney Indictment Quashed by Judge

Amarillo District Judge Gene Jordan sustained a motion to quash an indictment against Amarillo attorney Branch-T Archer, issued after a House investigation. The judge ruled the charging statute did not cover the alleged crime of making a false certificate. The report is part of broader coverage including Pakistan's five year plan publication in Karachi.

Amarillo UPD — Dist Gene Jordan Branch T. Archer Pakistan Karachi

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