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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1960

Page

6

Eisenhower Hints On Congo Troop Role In UN Ishues

President Eisenhower discussed world concerns at a news conference focusing on international matters rather than domestic politics. He suggested U.S. troops could be sent to the Congo if the United Nations requests it, and hoped the religious issue in the Kennedy campaign could be set aside until after the election.

United Nations U.S Congo Congress Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Dent Richard M. Nixon Truman Harry S. Truman Nixon Marion Ind Kennedy Soviet Union

Khrushchev Sees Black Sea Maneuvers Stir Red Lines

Khrushchev described NATO Black Sea maneuvers as a provocation and said Soviet forces were on alert. He faulted Eisenhower over the U-2 flight, urged for “satisfaction,” and joked with Thompson’s group during a reception, while Anastas Mikoyan cautioned a U S envoy.

NATO Black Sea Khrushchev Moscow Soviet Union Turkey Thompson Eisenhower United States Anastas Mikoyan U.S Alaska Khrushchevy Ussr Romania Bulorrin Francis Gary Powers Russia Allen Dulles U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Powers

Tower Campaign Swing Through Panhandle Texas

Tower visited Piccadilly cafeteria and spoke at Republican luncheons and a rally in Lubbock, predicting a Republican tilt in Texas and a Johnson Senate bid defeat. He pledged a two party system, attacked Johnson’s platform, and urged an accounting of tax loopholes and federal policies including trans coastal dams and tidelands dispute. Campaign materials and a federal subpoena were noted.

Comanche Caprock Littlefield Muleshoe Ai Republican Lubbock National Bank Midwestern University Texas Johnson Senate Lubbock Tower Dumas Dalhart Pampa Stinnett Borger Federal Gov United States Democratic Party Congress Nixon John G. Tower Wichita Falls U. S. Senate Lyndon Johnson South Plains Bill Hunt Lubbock County GOP Gordon Treadaway Charles Koch

UN Chief Urges Fresh Congo Aid Cut by Security Council

Dag Hammarskjold told the UN Security Council that outside aid to Congo factions must be halted again. The secretary general delivered a late night report urging decisive action to curb external support amid the ongoing conflict.

Congo United Nations, Now Dag Hammarskjold UN Security Council Hig U-nation Council

Showers Hit New Mexico and Gulf Storm Threat

A line of thundershowers stretched from Hobbs to Clovis with light activity in eastern New Mexico and the heaviest bands near Clovis. Texas coast saw light showers while West Texas remained mostly clear. Heat wave expected to continue with temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal through Sunday.

Hobbs Clovis Texas Donna Florida Lubbock Gulf of Mexico

Probes Sought Into U S Security Setup After Leak

Scions call for investigations into U S security procedures following a leak of secrets. Nixon agrees with Eisenhower on a thorough inquiry while officials dispute whether adverse information surfaced about NSA payroll suspects. Pentagon notes no homosexuality in records. one unnamed figure labeled mentally ill. Walters panel to hold Sept hearings.

FBI Clarification On Pre-Employment Checks

The Justice Department said the pre-employment investigation was conducted by the Department of Defense and not by the FBI. Walter said on Tuesday he understood the FBI had informed NSA before Mitchell and Martin were hired that one of them was a homosexual.

FBI Department of Defense Justice Department Walter NSA Mitchell Martin

County's Second Cotton Bale Ginned in 1960 Season

Lubbock County ginned its second bale nine days after the first. The 47 pound bale came from about 1,700 pounds of burr cotton grown on Texas Tech Interfraternity Council land east of Quaker Avenue. The bale was ginned at Broadview Gin which paid 50 cents per pound.

Lubbock County Couny Texas Tech Interfraternity Council 19Th St Dih St Quaker Avenue Broadview College Avenue Clovis Road

Khrushchev to sail on Baltika to UN opening in New York

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will arrive in New York on September 19 aboard the Baltika to attend the United Nations General Assembly. Russian Ambassador Menshikov said no Washington visit is planned, and State Department officials noted no side trips were arranged.

Washington UPL Nikita OS. Khrushchev New York Russia State Department Mikhail A. Menshikov Khrushchev Lincoln White United States Menshikov London Leningrad English Channel North Sea Baltic Sea

Tyler Policeman To Resume Night Duties

Tyler Assistant Chief Cullen Adams resumes night duty after a 60 day suspension for dozing at his desk last July. Police Chief Duncan Butler said Adams admitted he dozed and will return to leading the 1 pm to 7 am shift after the Civil Service Board approved the punishment.

Tyler UPI Cullen Adams Duncan Butler Butler Adams Civil Service Board

Miss America prelims give tied win to Miss Alabama and Miss Michigan

Miss Alabama Teresa Rinaldi and Miss Michigan Nancy Anne Fleming tied for first in the Miss America preliminary talent competition in Atlantic City. Edith Sandra Browning won the swimsuit event for South Carolina. all three secure at least a $1000 scholarship. The show drew about 6000 spectators including 400 former Miss America contestants.

Andrew Meisels Atlantic City Edith Sandra Browning Greenwood S.C Teresa Rinaldi Birmingham Nancy Anne Fleming Montague Mich Teresa

Governor condemns pledge to electoral college defection

The governor urged unity on the Kennedy Johnson ticket and criticized electors who might not vote as the people did in the Nov. 8 election. He said few electors who oppose the ticket would resign rather than free themselves from the voters. He argued conventions should not vote to free electors.

Daniel Texas

Talent and Remaining 18 in Evening Gowns

A social page notes the presence of talent and 18 guests in formal evening gowns at a cocktail event. The fragment highlights attire and attendance without further details.

Talent

Court Suit Involving ENMU Faculty Leader Spotlighted

The case centers on ENMU professor Reed a political science chairman, alleging bias from Worley amid dismissal threats. Affidavits by Ray Cope and John Marshall Jr claim Worley sought Reed’s ouster intensified since 1950. Hearings set in Portales Santa Fe follow Reed demands for formal charges before regents action. Melvin Neal of Hobbs represents Worley.

FEMMA Social Sciences John Burroughs American Legion Reed Floyd Golden ENMA Worley Golden Santa Fe Warley UPL Evaline Robinson Los Alamos Burroughs Marstall Cope OVS ENMU Portales Regents SENMA Melvin Neal Hobbs

New Hoffa Setback in Court Over Monitor Appointment

The U.S. Court of Appeals refused to block Terence F. McShane's appointment as chief monitor of the Teamsters Union, marking another setback for Teamsters President James R. Hoffa though not necessarily permanent.

UN Budget Committee to receive Congo cost rise report

Day Hammarskjold is expected to break the news Thursday to the UN Budgetary Control Committee regarding rising costs in the Congo. The report signals potential funding adjustments and indicates ongoing concern over the Congo operation's financial impact.

Congo United Nations N.Y Hammarskjold

Births Report From Local Hospitals Include Several Families

Congratulations to numerous families on the birth of babies at West Texas and Methodist Hospitals. Details list parents names such as Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Mr. and Mrs. Holman, with weights ranging from under 6 pounds to over 9 pounds and times noted on Wednesday and Tuesday births. Fathers’ occupations include mechanic carpenter, farmer, painter, and sheet metal worker.

J. B. Daniel N. Ave West Texas Hospital A. EF. Holman Ave. L Methodist Hospital Owl A. Curry Otth St Hester Lawrence Roberts Shallowater Paul Sherri O Donnell Marcus Sokora Mulberry Lupe Roses New Deal Lauf O. A. Parr St. Mary's Hospital George Bogte WL Queens Plains Roofing Co J. Ro Carson Pine St Levelland

Bond Sale Funds Modernize Old School Buildings

The district outlines a modernization program costing 2 818 600 dollars with 1 987 162 dollars available after building fund balance. Projects aim for 1962 63 readiness plus seven extra classrooms. Budget shows potential 437 205 dollar balance by Aug 31 1962. Trustees approve collateral reduction and school tax office cost share. Five new teachers named and four resignations accepted. Presiding was Russell Wilkinson. attendees included board members and administrators.

Federal Reserve System George W. Bond Speec Monterey Walter Se. Rinehart Carroll Thompson Ednora M. Brooks Dolores M. Vann J. T. Hutchinson Gayle Wright Posey Hampton D. Anderson John C. Crosby Barbara A. ‘Jasper J.T. Hutchinson Denice Oden Russell Wilkinson John Blakey Tom = Murphey James Whiteside John Christmann Mark Hailey Williams Ishmael Hill iFickert

Florida Faces Killer Hurricane Threat On Gold Coast

Florida braces for Donna as the storm nears Florida and Bahamas. Nassau reports limited damage while Florida prepares naval bases and cruise ships for rapid response. By coastal towns from Cape Canaveral to Key West residents seek safety amid rising winds and tides.

Nassau Bahamas Florida Gold Coast Mnsionaires Palm Beach Miami Beach Miami Weather Bureau U.S. Navy Key West Inkind Bahamas Star Miami Florida Donna Puerto Rico Haiti Leeward Islands

Injured Snyder Man Finds Help For Hurt Family

A Snyder Texas man Billy Cauble walked four miles with a fractured back and wrist to summon aid after a Jeep wreck in Santa Fe National Forest. His parents William H Cauble and Mrs. Mary Cauble and sister Clyde Bingham were injured. Cauble’s condition reported satisfactory, others treated at St Vincent and Albuquerque hospitals.

Santa FE N.M Willow Creek Terrero Mines William Hf. Cauble Snyder Clyde Bingham Tuscola Tex Cauble St. Vincent Hospital Bren Binghim Mrs. Cauble Albuquerque

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