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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1957

Page

8

Bring On Trouble In Little Rock

The President criticized National Guard troops during the Little Rock tense episode. He alleged soldiers struck a citizen with a rifle butt and forced people down a street with bayonets at their throats. The senator compared the actions to Hitler's storm troopers while urging compliance with federal law.

Little Rock Seon Russell Hitler Secretary of the Army

Land sale talks outline two deeds with mineral reservations

Rodgers and Etz negotiated at 550 000 dollars for 1 008.2 acres with mineral reservations, plus 623.7 acres above the canyon rim in a separate deed. Buffalo Lakes would keep 260.9 acres and fishing permits would transfer, bonds to fund the dam project.

Rodgers Etz Rodgers and Etz Buffalo Lakes Water District Lubbock County Chamber of Commerce J. S. Edwards Jr O. A. Terry Woodrow Debusk Earl Kerr O. Gowen Jim Milam Ernest Dickey Clarence Cooper Don Schriever A. B. Davis

First shoot to kill order issued in Med NATO drills

The 6th Fleet, with almost 100 ships and 50,000 men, massed off Saros Bay near Gallipoli for NATO maneuvers as a Soviet styled light bomber jet was sighted over Bulgarian and Romanian coasts. Brown issued a shoot to kill order if the aircraft threatened the carrier group.

Navy Turkey Bulgaria Bessarabia Black Sea 6Th Fleet Brown U. S. 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Saros Bay Gallipoli Peninsula NATO

Five Alarm Blaze Hits Dallas Garment District

A five alarm fire in Dallas' garment district caused extensive damage and smoke over the area. Firemen battled the blaze in the early hours, endangering nearby buildings including an eight story structure and surrounding blocks. Estimated damage reaches about 150000 dollars.

Dallas Garment District

Blakley Emerges as Possible Candidate for U S Senate

The 1958 Texas race sees Blakley, once an Eisenhower Democrat and interim senator, inviting political writers to his San Cristobal Ranch near Santa Fe for a get acquainted session as he weighs a bid to replace Daniel for the unserved portion of the term. Shivers remains out of the field. former ally Jack Dillard joins Blakley’s staff amid the busy campaign milieu.

Blakley San Cristobal Santa Fe N.M Senate Texas Daniel Eisenhower Lyndon Johnson Washington Shivers Austin Jack Dillard Waco

Five Pamir Survivors Greeted by German Crowd at Airport

Five of the six survivors of the hurricane wrecked windjammer Pamir were welcomed by a huge West German crowd at Frankfurt airport. The group arrived from Casablanca aboard the rescue ship, with General Geiger present to receive them.

Frankfurt Casablanca Geiger Hle Fee Antic

Aggies Blank Tech 21-0 In Stadium Showdown

Milstead and Osborne fired the scoring counter as Texas A&M toppled Texas Tech 21 to 0. Milstead plunged in from one yard, Osborne raced 14 yards, and Milstead added a 22 yard TD as A&M controlled the game with disciplined drives. Tech’s defense showed improvement but costly miscues and stalled drives doomed their upset bid.

Aggies Tech Page One A&m Milstead Roddy Osborne Osborne Raiders West Texas State LeBeeuf Aggie Sanders Carlos Esquivel Taok A&m Tech Peewee Texas Axm Texas Tech Texas Aam Texas A&m Mustead Conrad

Fair Record Attendance Breaks 1956 Mark at State Expo

Attendance figures show a record exposition with Monday 33 104 Tuesday 38 069 Wednesday 18 369 Thursday 24 009 Friday 31 134 and Saturday 33 397. Livestock showmanship awards went to R W Worrell & Sons Clo vis New Mexico swine and Co L Wasmer Albuquerque New Mexico cattle. Also notes El Paso group wins the Showettes at Panhandle South Plains Fair Twirling Festival with honors for Betty Jo Noble Judy Noble Marsha Dement and others. Football recap covers Texas A M vs Texas Tech with Milstead LeBoeuf Sanders and Dellinger in a close battle ending with interceptions and injuries. Bell taken for X rays after hip injury.

R. W. Worrell & Sons Clovis N.M Co. L. Wasmer Albuquerque Swine and Cattle Division Worrell Wasmer el Paso West Texas Panshandle South Plains Fair Betty Jo Noble Judy Noble Marsha Dement Lubbock Peggy Milliken Frenship Sharon Swift Sandra Halbert Jennie Ellerd Plainview

Texas Tech board debates enrollment and faculty dismissals

Tech directors clash over enrollment rules as seniors prioritize classes and new record fall registration prompts scrutiny of recent faculty ousters. Haley defends past actions while board approves grants, union expansion study, and a motion to seek state power to gift land for a planned museum in Lubbock.

Tor Tech J. Evetts Haley Canyon Texas Tech Byron Abernethy Per Stensland Herbert Greenberg Jones Haley Southern Assn. of W. D. Watkins Abilene Avalanche-Journal Watkins C. I Stony) Wall Amarillo Harold Hinn Plainview Wall Hinn Texas Commission On Higher Education Texas Grants Floyd Wooldridge Dallas Tom Lineberg Kermit Assu Re‘garding Moab Utah College Lubbock

Faubus weighs two paths to end Central High crisis

Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus said he may close Central High or seek a federal court injunction to block federal troops. He floated calling a special session to empower closing the school, after meeting white mothers urging action.

Ike Eisenhower Russell Faubus National Guard Central High School State of Arkansas Arthur Everett Little Rock Ark Orval Faubus White House Truman Army Sento Faubus Faubus Central High The Arkansas Democrat Mothers’ Group Mothers League

Texas Tech Texas College Football Lineups End-Of-Season

The report lists player lineups by position for Texas and Texas Tech with ends tackles guards centers quarterbacks halfbacks fullbacks and named officials including referee umpire linesman field judge and back judge. It reflects team rosters and officiating assignments for an upcoming game.

Texas Agm Marks Smith Elledge Tracey Pearson Hawthorne Krueger Stanley Becks Simmons Garner Danvwin Munson Howard Brown Godwin Goehring Gilbert Doucet Caruthers Wricht Milstead Osborne Esquivel Conrad Sanders Texas Tech Seeman Selfridge Henson Hartsfield Stafford Allison Henderson Cine Williams Stockton James L, Hayes Tulsa Bailey -MacElreath Centenary Harry Taylor TCU W. JD. Campbell William and Mary Odell Winter Hardin-Simmons

Full House Sign Highlighted By Lovington and Dallas Students

Ailen Hollis of Lovington New Mexico and Jan Warner of Dallas stand in a photo angle showing a full house gesture during a game. The image credits Staff Photos.

Ailen Hollis Lovington N. M Jan Warner Dallas

Local Birth Announcements Highlight Tech Ties and Hospital Minutes

A string of birth notices from families in Lubbock and Abilene report newborns ranging from 4 pounds 11 ounces to 8 pounds with times and hospitals listed. Many fathers are described as Tech students or employees, with several mothers named and addresses provided.

Alex Ogilvy 34Th St Methdalek Hospital Tech Studn R. L. Sewell Fordham Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Earl Evans, Morton Taylor Hospital E. E. Hedgepeth Jr Knoxville Ave Sears Roebuck & Co Jack Raines 30Th St West Texas Hospital Don Moore Ave Lubbock Auto Co., Inc Delbert Sumner Rt. 3 Lubbock Baldridge Bakery

Missing flyer survives in sea near Catalina after raft ordeal

Coast Guard Cmdr John Waters says area flier Rutledge could survive four to five days if he inflates his life raft attached to his parachute and gets into it. His last position was about 27 miles southeast of Catalina. He is a former Texas Tech student who graduated in 1954 after attending Tech and Trinity. He is from Littlefield and his wife Mary Ann Hill of Midland, with a brother Rev Warren H Rutledge in Amarillo and maternal grandmother Mrs Neal Douglass a Littlefield resident.

Esquivel Aggies Bobby Conrad Tech Osborne Floyd Dellinger Conrad Raiders Rabbit Vaughn Coast Guard John Waters Rutledge Waters Catalina Texas Tech Trinity Littlefield High School Mary Ann Hill Mideland Warren H. Rutledge Amarillo Neal Douglass Littlefield

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Storm Troopers Arkansas National Guard U.S. Senate Jams Jones Stadium Jimmie Knox Ronnie Rice Gene Bentley Dellinger Gerald Seamen Raider John Roberts Richard Gay Charley Milstead Bob Sanders Jimmy Knox Jack Henry Don Murray Gordon LeBoeuf LeBoeuf Jerry Bell Knox Bell Seaman Charley Dixon Carlos Lerma Lerma Methodist Hospital Meramec Caverns Stanton College Avenue Donald Lee Renner John W. Thomas William F. Schwiesow William Hale Kelly Donald Ward Tinkle Chester Morrison Rowell Jr Thomas C. Barr Jr Beatrice W. Alexander Raymond W. Mires James Edward Kuntz Robert Griffin Smith Jr Fred W. Norwood John H. Reese Cedric Jack Pounders Billy Hughes Wilkins Paul McWhorter Suzanne S. McWhorter Cliff H. Keho Herman A. Cardwell Jr James Allen Carter William L. Canterman Ruby Mae Hale Horn and Knapp Halls Francis Earl Green Casper P. West Jim Lindsey Midland Lineberg Wooldridge Douglas Orme Big Spring P. C. Callaway Corpus Christi Woodrow Wilson Mann Mann Margaret Jackson Georgia Mississippi Jones Stadium Texas Aggies Don Thompson Trete Saros Gulf Arrow Ivan Little 32Nd St Jack Mason Emory Marcello Maldonado N. Ave Preston Haggard Goodnight Hospital Moss-Garden Lint Cleaning Co Travis L. Howard Abernathy Southwestern Public Service Co William T. Sinclair Ave. X Clark Electric Co
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