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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1956

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Loyalty Clash as Texas Democrats Rally to State Convention

Texas Democrats battle toward Tuesday's state convention with sharp splits over leadership for the next two years. Sen. Price Daniel faces accusations of aligning with Gov. Shivers to support the Republican ticket, a claim Daniel denies after narrowly winning the Democratic governor nomination in August.

Dave Cheavens Fort Worth Texas Sen Price Daniel Daniel Ralph Yarborough Yarborough Gov Shivers

O Daniel accepts Constitution Party gubernatorial nomination

Texas former governor and U S senator Daniel O Daniel, 66, accepted the Constitution Party nomination for governor at its Austin convention. He had polled 350000 plus in the July Democratic primary but finished behind Daniel and Yarborough. He urged fair hearings for all contesting delegations and urged Yarborough to refrain from further misstatements about the convention and presidential race.

Jerry Martin Pes U—W. Lee O’ Daniel Constitution Party of Texas O’daniel U.S Austin Price Daniel Ralph Yarborough O'Daniel Joseph M. Rummler Constitution Party Texas Daniel Yarborough

Good Morning Paper Highlights and Sections Listed

A compact map of today’s newspaper shows sections across tech editorial ficltorial church area farm news South Plains Ol News radio and TV programs comic dictionary and a cautionary note about electric fans. The quirky line jokes about keeping fingers away from spinning fans.

Flying saucer escapes in race to police station

In Moneyreagh Northern Ireland a farmer Thomas Hutchinson says he captured a bright red egg shaped flying saucer and carried it toward the police station but it escaped. A RAF officer doubted the craft was man made and a police sergeant calls Hutchinson a level headed farmer who would not imagine such an event.

Associated Press Oneymore Northern Ireland Thomas Hutchinson Royal Air Force Hutchinson Moneymore Hheadqtarters Maud

Miss America 1957 Crowned Marian Ann McKnight

Marian Ann McKnight, a 19 year old from Manning South Carolina, was crowned Miss America 1957 before about 20000 at Atlantic City's convention hall. She earns 5000 dollars first prize and a year of scholarly prizes totaling 75000 dollars. First runner up was Margo Lucey of Washington DC. Second runner up Anne Ariail of Birmingham Alabama. Miss Ritchie, last year’s winner, crowned McKnight and welcomed her to the title with a kiss and hug.

Marian Ann McKmight Manning Ann Arnall Alabama Margo Lucey District of Columbia Avvalanche-Journal Tlantic City N.J Pert South Carolina Marian Ann McKnight S.C Atlantic City Marilyn Monroe Sharon Kay Ritchie Denver Colo Misa Washington D.C Washington, D.C New Orleans Anne Ariail Birmingham Ala Miss McKnight

Cool Weather Continues Across Texas Today

Dry air covers most of Texas with fair to clear skies in the South Plains and a forecast high near 85 degrees. Eastern regions see autumn temperatures while the West enjoys warmth. El Paso reports a trace of rain and a few showers are possible in extreme West Texas. Lubbock overnight low around 58.

Texas South Plains Lubbock Fittsburgh el Paso

Monday Seen As Crucial School Day Kentucky Guard Is Set For Showdown

Massing National Guardsmen move into Sturgis and Camp Breckenridge as acting public safety head warns of a Monday showdown in the mining towns of Sturgis and Clay. Nearby Clinton Tenn saw bayonets used for integration and a state of emergency declared as Sheriff Woodward begins recruiting a civilian force to replace troops next week. North Carolina voters back a constitutional amendment to permit local referenda on closing schools amid integration, while state funds could back private school tuition for objecting families. Police in New Orleans arrest two men in a suspected bookie parlor operation on Religious Street.

Preas Mitamen National Guardsmen Sturgis Camp Breckenridge East Kentucky Don Stagill Public Safety Clay Clinton Tenn Glad Woodward North Carolina Luther Hodges

Slaton High Senior Crowned Lubbock County Farm Queen

Miss Mary Ann Klattenhoff, a 17 year old Slaton High School senior, won the 1956 Queen title at O L Slaton Junior High School, besting 10 rivals after a two stage judging process. Runner up was Miss Anna Besse Moore of Slaton, the 1955 queen. The district contest sets the traveling representative for the bureau.

Ken Kennamer Avalanche-Journal Mary Ann Klattenhoff Slaton High School the Lubbock County Farm Bureau O. L. Slaton Junior High School Klattenhoff Anna Besse Moore Slaton The Farm Bureau Tarbbock County

Kee Farm Queen crowned at Slaton High School event

Miss 1956, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mangus Klattenhof, farm near Slaton, won the county Farm Bureau queen contest held Thursday night at O L Slaton Junior High. She praised her win with remarks I feel wonderful and almost didn’t enter the contest. She is a pep squad member and Future Homemakers of America at Slaton High School.

Farm Bureau O. L. Slaton Junior High School Homemakers of America Slaton High School Mangus Klattenhoff Slaton

Nixon to Speak in Texas as Campaign Heads Here

Houston newspapers report Vice President Richard Nixon will deliver a major campaign speech in Houston late this month and is expected to give another Texas remarks. GOP committeeman Jack Porter says Eisenhower schedule unclear but Texas will be a battleground with 24 electoral votes at stake.

Houston Richard Nixon Nixon Texas GOP Jack Porter Eisenhower

Suez Talks Fail as Menzies Committee Concedes Setback

Australian Prime Minister Menzies notified Britain that the five nation committee could not persuade Egypt in the Suez dispute. Cairo radio called the mission doomed as talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser were to resume Sunday for a final session in Cairo. Delegates, divided on their mandate, prepared to meet again before their farewell to Nasser and U.S. Delegate Loyd Henderson.

Avalanche-Journal AIRO Robert G. Menzies Britain Egypt Menzies Gamal Abdel Nasser Cairo Cairo Radio Menzies Committee Pondon Menzies Group London Noel Deschamps Washington Nasser U.S Loyd Henderson State Department Deschamps Hugh Dash Dash

Typhoon Emma Destroys Okinawa Coastal Towns

Typhoon Emma six hundred miles wide with winds to 140 mph lashed Okinawa, causing extensive property damage, disrupting communications and power, and flooding homes. A military policeman was killed and 36 U S Army sentry dogs were released. Earlier the storm had killed six in Luzon and $150 million in damages were reported.

Associated Press Naha Okinawa Emma U.S. Army Luzon Island Philippines Japan Ryukyu Command

Two Women Die In Hockley County Crash

Avalanche Journal reports a head on collision on a farm road near Whitharral killed elderly Lubbock resident Mrs. W. D. Armstrong and her daughter Joyce Richards of Whitharral. Three Littlefield teens were critically injured along with several relatives hospitalized. The crash raised the South Plains highway death toll for the year to 69.

Bill Ramsey Avalanche Journal Evelland Lubbock Whitharral W. D. Armstrong Joyce Richards South Plains Lowell Wayne Davis Littlefield Methodist Hospital

Cooper High Football Dressing Room Break-In Reported

Sheriff deputies investigated a Friday night break-in at Cooper High School in Woodrow where about 20 youths were victimized. Officers said 16 bill folds roughly 75 dollars in cash and several watches were taken. Some wallets were recovered near Slaton.

Qheriff's Cooper High School Woodrow Slaton Cooper

Controversy Delays Dedication Of Half Street Near New School

Residents of Caprock west of College Avenue question why only half of 58th Street from College to Avenue W is graded for the new R. F. Bayless elementary school at 58th St and Ave U. They fear the narrow road, shared with pedestrians and cyclists, is unsafe. The delay hinges on a radio tower, a 300 foot antenna erected by sand and gravel operator M. Chancey, which local officials allege violated ordinances. Owner Doyle Oswalt blames the tower for devaluing his property and blocks street dedication until the tower is removed.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Hed R. F. Bayless 58Th St Ave. U Caprock College Avenue 58Th Street College Avenue W Chancey M. Chancey Doyle Oswalt Hie Oswalt

Weather summary for Tubbock and vicinity

Clear to partly cloudy weather with little temperature change. A low around 58 and a high near 83 expected. Light southeast winds. Temperatures for a 24 hour period ending at midafternoon appear inconsistent with locations including Albuquerque 63, 62. Houston 89. Dallas 88. Denver 48. Oklahoma City 88. Amarillo 53.

Tubbock Humabtr Albuquerque Houston Okla Dallas Rowell Denver W. Fale

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Joe M. Kilgore Area Farm News Comic Dictionary Hardy CBS Zanéo MZ Kentucky Gus Betz Sr John T. Furlong Religious St Slaton High Suez Hockley Lowell Wayne Davis Rt. 2 Phillipe Dupre Hospital Jerry Brown Floyd Brown Teddy Gray Ted Gray Littlefield Hospital Oc- Bee George Seidlemen Ionia Mich Tialay Ruth Setg Loniny
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