Ector County races tally shows Aldridge leads in judge runoff
In Ector County runoff results, Aldridge leads Gerald K. Fugit for county administrative judge with 7 199 to 4 569. Earnest Broughton tops Cecil Hardwick by 901 to 689 for county commissioner precinct one, Kellus Turner outscores incumbent J E Donaldson 2 316 to 746 for precinct three. Ward totals across precincts show Aldridge ahead in most locations with district results by school sites including Odessa High, Fannin, and county auditorium.
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Gerald K. Fugit
Join Aldridge
Ector
ae _ Earnest Broughton
Cecil Hardwick
Kellus Turner
J. E. Donaldson
Aldridge
Fugit
Odessa High School
Fannin School
County Auditorium
County
Idridge
Ben Milam
Rusk
Zavala
Alddeve
Travis
Penwell
Fuan
Courthouse
Broughton
Hardwick
Fannin Elementary School
County Auditorum
Tacedv
Conmhou
Donaldson
Turner
Bowe Junior High School
San Jacinto School
Bowie Junior High
Ward
Odessa Colege
County Coliseum
Donldson St
Pease Elementary
Goldsmith
North Cowden
Noirees
Forgery charge haunts Odessa man amid election tallies
A 30 year old former Odessa man is jailed on forgery and passing charges after a Saturday arrest. The article lists ward by ward vote tallies for Aldridge and Fugit, precinct totals, absentee counts, and two commissioner races with names Aldridge and Donaldson. Precinct totals show Aldridge leading in several wards while Fugit trails. grand totals appear for both candidates with absentees included.
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Odessa
Ector
Gor
Andrews Golden Sr
Anson
Sherff James Whitley
Justice of the Peace
Thomas D. Murphy
Incumbent Defeated In Pecos County Bid
Fort Stockton special report: Dan L Crump unseated J Merle McDonald as Pecos County tax assessor collector in a runoff. Eight of nine boxes counted Crump 1189 to 41 with about 40 votes pending. Billy Hodges re elected county clerk with continued Fort Stockton tenure.
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Fort Stockton
Dan'l.'crump
J. Merle McDonald
Pecos County
Crump
Billy Hodges
Precinct Three Elects Whitefield Constable in Election
Unofficial returns show C B Whitefield elected constable over W A Beckett in precinct three with 168 votes to 155. In the criminal appeals race W T McDonald leads Lloyd W Davidson 917 to 781 from seven of nine boxes. Donaldson thanks supporters promising to serve as commissioner with diligence. Broughton defeats Roby. Hardwick a former county official seeks office with plans to open offices to the public. Newly elected officials assume duties January 1.
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Richard
Dick) Gray
Fort Stockton
C. B. Whitefield
W. A. Beckett
Whitefield
Beckett
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. T. McDonald
Bryan
Lloyd W. Davidson
Iraan
Cayanosa
Dona’dson
Donaldson
Precinct Three
Bob Broughton
Handock
J. Ted Roby
Hardwick
Odessa
Guy Coonalman
Cifinals
101st District Solon Chosen
David Read a Big Spring cotton buyer was elected state representative from the 101st District. He defeated Angy Glenn, credit manager for a Big Spring oil firm, carrying five counties and losing Reagan by 133 to 63 in Reagan. Glasscock {missing} 103 to 16. Howard {missing} 432 to 1 033. Tom County 2353 to 170. Ward County 158 to 74. Incumbent J Gordon Bristow did not seek reelection.
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David Read
Big Spring
Angy Glenn
Read
Gleng
Serling County
Wito
Reagan County
Glasscock County
Howard County
Twon County
Wiarda
J. Gordon Brstow
Divorce Granted in strained London case
London AP reports Judge Samuel granted a divorce to Mrs Leonard Stevenson after finding grounds for adultery but noting her husband was possessed with his cash. The ruling cites her alleged assault with a wooden spoon a broom a saucepan a knife and fork and the blocking of his eye.
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London
Samuel Rdendate
Leonard Stevenson
Stevenson
Higher vacation costs for Chicago families rise ahead
The Chicago Motor Club estimates a family vacation by car will cost about 40 dollars per day per couple for a 300 mile daily trip. This is higher than last year’s 355 dollars per day estimate. Increases stem from higher food and lodging costs while car operating costs stay steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Motor Club l
Crane County Elects Officials In Precinct One
Crane County voters chose Frank Heiser, road department employee, over A B Corley 276 to 271 to win precinct one county commissioner. In constable contests, Rov E Mason 304 defeated Leonard Tarpley 210, while Mildred Birdsong 108 beat Q M Sharp 63. Judge W Davidson led with 368 to 350.
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CRANE
Frank Heiser
Crane County
A. B. Corley
Gulf
Heiser
Corley
Rov. E. Mason
Leonard L. Tarpley
Mildred K
Birdsong
Q. M. Sharp
Tidewater Oil Company
Court of Criminal, Appeals
Wby
W. Davidson
W. T. McDonald
Bryan
Winkler County Runoff Returns Incumbents In Two Races
In Winkler County runoff elections held Saturday light turnout produced incumbents re elected in two races. Leon Nutt was re elected county commissioner precinct one with 265 votes to 136 for Perry Williams. Oscar Warren easily won re election as constable over W L Etheredge with 537 to 352. In the statewide race W T McDonald defeated incumbent Lloyd W Davidson 439 to 415 for judge of the court of criminal appeals.
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Kermit
Winkler
Leon Nutt
Kermit Carsless
Perry
P.W.) Williams
Nutt
Oscar Warren
W. L
Puny
W. T. McDonald
Bryan
Lloyd W. Davidson
Court
of Criminal Appeals
Yoakum Sheriff Deputy Wins County Seat in Plains Race
Plains officials report Vester Sanders, a deputy sheriff from Denver City, won the Yoakum County sheriff seat with 1,017 votes over Olan Heath who had 820. Incumbent sheriff not seeking reelection. Other county results include Raymond Bookout 112 votes over Ty Field 109 for Plain ranch seat, Elvis Craig 1,096 votes for tax assessor collector, and Lloyd W. Davidson 937 votes for judge of the court of criminal appeals over W. T. McDonald 740.
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Plains
Reese Wilkerson
Denver City
Lloyd W. Davidson
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. T. McDonald
Bryan Jattorney
Andrews County Has New Sheriff
Paul Cumhie was elected sheriff of Andrews County defeating incumbent Ray Phillips in a runoff Saturday by 1,319 to 1,162 votes. In the court of criminal appeals race Bryan attorney W. T. McDonald led with 1,283 votes to incumbent Lloyd’s 1,171. W. Davidson:
Gaines County Sheriff Named SEMINOLE Runoff Results
Floyd Taylor led Seminole with 1 626 votes to 900 for A L Sim mons in the sheriff runoff. Mary Baldwin won tax assessor collector with 1 479 votes over Thad Patterson 1 037. Other races: Travis Bagley and D C George won county commissioner seats one and three, while Lloyd W Davidson was re elected judge of the court of criminal appeals with 1 252 votes to 1 089 for W T McDonald.
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Floyd Taylor
Seminole
A. L
Tony) Simmons
Simmons
Gaines County
Mary Baldwin
Thad Patterson
Seagraves
Travis Bagley
E.T. Cornett
Bagley
Cornett
D.C. George
B. C. Norton
Lloyd W. Davidson
Court of Criminal Appeas
Bryan
Reagan County races: Ratliff wins precinct one seat
Incumbent Fred H. Boggs loses to Lester Ratliff in Reagan County precinct one for commissioner. Ratliff 106 votes to Boggs 55. In the 101st Legislative District race Big Spring residents David Read 133 votes to Angy Glenn 69. W T McDonald Bryan attorney nets 164 votes for judge of criminal appeals. incumbent Lloyd W Davidson 135.
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Big Lake
Lester Ratliff
Reagan County
Fred H. Boggs
Ratliff
Boggs
David Read
Big Spring
Angy Glenn
W. T. McDonald
Bryan Attornney
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lloyd W. Davidson
Midland County Elects Two Local Officials in Ballot
Midland County wrapped up two local races on Saturday. John B. Biggs won justice of the peace for precinct one with 884 votes to Leonard H. Miller’s 587. E C Morelan narrowly won constable over John W. McCurry 748 to 733. Incumbent Jack Merritt did not seek reelection. In the criminal appeals court race, W T McDonald received 74 votes while Lloyd W Davidson had 366.
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Midland
John .B. Biggs
E. C. Morelan
Midland County
Biggs
Leonard H. Miller
Morelan
John W. McCurry
Mid
Jack
Merritt
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. T. McDonald
Bryan
Lloyd W. Davidson
Interest Rates May Turn Down In Important Economic Areas
New York AP report notes expectations that rates may ease in key sectors as money managers debate the impact on inflation and stock margins. Traders consider lower cash requirements could spur buying, though a broker warns price firming often lags after margin cuts.
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New York
U.S
Odessa Child To Visit Houston For Lung Pin Removal
Odessa youngster Gayle Richardson, daughter of David Richardson, was rushed to Medical Center Hospital after swallowing a pin. Doctors say she will be taken to Houston for specialist removal of the pin from her left lung. Her condition was not described as immediately dangerous. Additional casualties occurred as ten other patients were treated and released at the same hospital.
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Odessa
Houston
Gayle Richardson
David Richardson
Medical Center Hospital
Oso Pool
Dale Leverent
North Musxingum
Two Constable Races Held In Ector County
In Ector County two constable races settled Saturday. Precinct four incumbent Cloud Toles was reelected with 727 votes over Elmer Norman. Precinct three saw L. H. Byrd edge W. R. Barfield by 66 votes in a runoff where Byrd carried most high turnout wards. Barfield led in the primary.
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Cloud Toles
Constable
Toles
Elmer (Pee Wee) Norman
Norman
Oo Byrd
Odessa
W. R
Slick) Barfield
Barfield
Byrd
Courthouse
Bowie Junior High School
Ward
San Jacinto School
Odessa College
County Coliseum
Pease Elementary
Goldsmith
North Cowden
Ben Milam
Rusk
Zavala
Travis
Penwell
McNerlin Re-Elected Sheriff in Ward County Runoff
Unofficial precinct two returns from Ward County runoff show McNerlin receiving 1,144 votes to 1,186 for G. A. Ragsdale for sheriff, while Jack R. Smith led the constable race with 1,195 votes over H. M. Duncan 823. Incumbent Lloyd W. Davidson drew 1,223 votes in criminal appeals against W. T. McDonald 1,053.
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Monahans
W.B
Blackie) McNerlin
Jack R. Smith
Ward
Smith
H. M. Duncan
In Loving County Lesher Named Commissioner MENTONE
Roy Lesher won Loving County precinct three commissioner seat in a 18 to 14 vote over incumbent John Wilkinson after an election contest. The runoff was triggered when Wilkinson claimed six absentee ballots were miscounted. court ruled the ballots credited to Wilkinson, shifting the outcome to a close vote. Ramsey elected sheriff with 56 votes, Hopper 4, Davidson 45 in criminal court of appeals race with McDonald 42. Bryan attorney NC.
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Mentone
Roy Lesher
Loving County
John Wilkinson
Lesher
Wilkinson
143Rd District Court
J. ‘C. Ramsey
Thornton. Hopper
Lloyd. W. Davidson
criminal” court of _appeals
Nis
W.T
J Bryan
Johnson Calls For An Election Year Without Internal War
BINGHAMTON NY AP Senator Lyndon Johnson a declared Democratic presidential candidate urged a 1960 election year free of internal warfare. Speaking to Broome County National Dinner Club Johnson warned that Communist forces count on a year of upheaval and urged bipartisan unity and recognizing President Eisenhower as the sole spokesman in foreign affairs.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Senate
Johnson
Eisenhower
Fulford Wins Terry County Sheriff Race by 17 Votes
Special to the Brownfield paper reports James Fulford re elected sheriff of Terry County by 1,284 votes to 1,267 for challenger B. T. Gordon. The sheriff race was the only local contest on Saturday’s ballot. In the criminal appeals judge race, W. T. McDonald received 1,168 votes while incumbent Lloyd W. Davidson had 1,071.
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Brownfield
James Fulford
Terry County
B. T
Bill
Lloyd W. Davidson
Three Petty Thefts Probed In City
Detectives late Saturday investigated three petty thefts involving a generator a radio and gasoline. Dudley McQuey reported a generator stolen from a car parked at his lot at 421 East Eighth. J Moran 43 Rey nosa reported a radio stolen from his home. Jack Lorette 104 Casa Grande said gasoline was siphoned from cars parked at his home and items taken from near compartments.
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Dudley -McQuey
East Eighth
J. Moran
Reynosa
Jack Lorette
Casa Grande
Family Dogs Getting Tired Of Some Remarks
HAL BOYLE surveys pet owner quips about dogs and etiquette. A string of lighthearted lines shows how families read dogs, how dogs respond to kids, burglars, cats, and meals, revealing canine indifference and selective affection.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Rover
Lassie
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