Herring Wins and Runoffs in Scurry County Primaries
Complete unofficial returns show Herring renominated in Precinct No 2 but triggering runoffs for Democratic nominees in several Scurry County races. J J Martin leads county judge race but faces Sterling Taylor in a runoff. Eunice Weathersbee and Billie Payne also advance to a district clerk runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Herring
Phil Burns
Eunice Weathershee
Billie Payne
Weathersbee
Payne
William J Schiebel
Lindy Clark
Estelle Swan
Jay Massingill
Bull Hairston
Russell Jones Jr
Billy Wayne Thompson
Arvol Allen
Benerd Gleastine
Schiebel
Clark
Swan
Martin
Taylor
Burns
Cotton
Brown
Browning
Darby
Merritt
Haynes
Knight
Wood
Faver
Gracey
Herring
Riley
Farguson
Ammons
Thomas
Cochran
Massingill
Hairston
Jones
Thompson
Allen
Gleastine
Carmichael
Farr
Reeves
Cox Wins Easy Victory in Texas Primary Runoff
Early Sunday results show Jack Cox seizing the Republican gubernatorial nomination and Don Yarborough upsetting incumbent Price Daniel for a runoff spot. Harris County and East Texas counties bolster Yarborough as Daniel regains second place late, with race track betting measures failing. Returns cited from 216 of 254 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Yarborough
Yarborough
Houston
Price Daniel
Daniel
Robert Johnson
Texas Election Bureau
Connally
Jack Cox
Breckenridge Oil Well Drilling Company
Roy Whittenburg
Cox
Texas
Harris County
Formby
Oil Well Activity Report From Snyder to Borden County
Prolific Texas oil moves across Scurry, Garza, Mitchell, and Borden counties. Producers including Peterleurn and Cressenn report 38 and 21.28 barrels daily with varied water cuts. Kent and Sharon Ridge fields show lower Pennsylvanian output at 47.73 barrels with gas oil ratio 290 to 1. Plans emerge to drill No. 3 J C Dorward near Justiceburg. John L. Cox schedules No. 1 Murphy in Borden County Raere Feeerivaerea field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterleurn Producers, Inc
Snyder
San Andres
Corazon
Scurry County
Dermott
HATC
C. T. Robertson
Jordan
Fluvanna
Fluvanna Field
Hatc Survey
Sun Oil Company
Bilby Wallace-North
Kent County
Clairemont
H&tc
Cressenn Oil Company No
Chapman-Phillips
Sharon Ridge
South Scurry County
Clarence A. Wheeler
Dallas
J. C. Dorward
Justiceburg
Garza County
H&gn
C. R. Wiley
Fort Stockton
Dunn
H. D. Beakley
Beakley
T&p Survey
John L. Cox
Midland
Murphy
Borden County
Gail
H&tc Survey
Scurry Vote Totals by Office and Precinct
Local election tallies list votes for county and precinct offices including district clerk county judge county clerk treasurer superintendent surveyor and several precinct judges commissioners and constables with multiple candidates noted and vote counts across precincts 1 2 and 4. Counts show varied support among candidates with several names and vote totals across offices.
Kew Attend Conventions Shows Sparse Turnout
Democratic Party precinct conventions drew little interest with no resolutions reported from Snyder precincts. Box 1 had only Ross Williams, Box 18 named Frank Wilson chair with Mrs Harold Brown secretary, Box 20 chaired by L A McClanahan with Mrs Viola Breland secretary, Box 15 eight attendees chaired by Herbert Feather with Mrs Arthur Janchard secretary, Box 17 chaired by R C Lansford with Frank Stephenson as vice chair and Mrs M F Bell secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Ross Williams
Frank Wilson
Harold Brown
Ll. A. McClanahan
Viola Breland
Herbert Feather
Arthur Lanchard
R. C. Lansford
Frank Stephenson
M. F. Bell
Six Die In N M Crash Near Gallup
A head on collision between two Navajo pickup trucks about 20 miles north of Gallup New Mexico killed six people and injured two. The victims in the Teddy Jose driven pickup included Teddy Jose 35 Jesse Stewart 37 Raymond Stewart Jr 5 Joseph Sandoval 6 months and Elizabeth Sandoval 24 the infant’s mother all from Window Rock Arizona.
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Gallup. N.M
Gallup
Teddy Jose
Jose
Jesse Stewart
Raymond Stewart Jr
Joseph Sandoval
Elizabeth Sandoval
Window Rock
Ariz
Price Words: Law on Cabbage Prices Goes On and On
Rep. William B. Widnail argues a government order on cabbage prices has an absurd length. He cites the Lord's Prayer 56 words and Gettysburg Address 266, but claims the cabbage price order runs to 26 911 words, highlighting legislative verbosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
William B. Widnail
R-N.j
Borden County Democrats renominate incumbents in primary
In Borden County, Mrs. George A. Cathey won county treasurer over C. D. Jackson by 215 to 133, while T. M. Hughes took county commissioner No.4 with 46 votes to Burl Belew’s 15. Other races saw Yarborough lead governor field locally, with Formby, Connally, Wilson, Daniel, and Walker trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de- Lloyd M. Reeves
Dan Cotton
Agnes
Browning
B. F. Darby Jr
Clyde Thomas
Viola Carmichael
Marshal Formby
Plainview
Scurry County
Don Yarborough
John Connally
Will Wilson
Price Daniel
Edwin Walker
Preston Smith
Lubbock
James Turman
Crawford Martin
Robert Baker
Jarrard Secrest
Woodrow Bean
Joe Pool
Manley Head
Warren Moore
Charles H. Stevenson
Phil Willis
Russell T. van Keuren
Waggoner Carr
Tom Reaviey
Tom James
Les Procter
T. McDonald
Bob Loony
Ben Ramsey
Keith Wheatley
Evetts Haley
John White
W. A. Morrison
Scurry
Gail
Borden County
den Yarborough
George A. Cathey
C. D. Jackson
C. C. Nunnally
Doris Rudd
Carl McKee
Ben Weathers
Yarborough
Marshall Formby
W. T. McDonald
Bob Looney
Les
Ratliff Latimer Runoff Likely in 24th District
A Democratic runoff for state senator in the 24th District appears assured between Stamford’s David Ratliff and Abilene’s Truett Latimer. With about 4,500 votes remaining, Ratliff led Latimer 15,795 to 13,181 as Perkins trailed, and Taylor and Scurry County tallies show Ratliff ahead in key areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Morrison
Otis Dunagan
Court of Criminal Appeals
Supreme Court
Meade Griffin
Jesse Owens
Willard Street
Zollie Steakley
Borden County
Jack Cox
Kellis Dibrell
Giles Miller
Padre Island Park
David Ratliff
Stamford
Truett Latimer
Abilene
Ratliff
Latimer
Dallas Perkins
Scurry County
Man Held After Confessing Crime
A Snyder man held in Scurry County jail after moving from Seymour. He reportedly confessed to murdering a hitchhiker and dumping the body into Lake J. B. Thomas. He claimed the incident occurred April 23 and that he may have been in Borden or Howard County then. Investigation notes discrepancies and ongoing inquiry through Monday or Tuesday. potential transfer to another west Texas city if no proof emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Scurry County
Seymour
Big Spring
Lake J. B. Thomas
Borden
Howard County
Earl Abercrombie
Abercrombie
B. L. Jones
West Texas
Liz Burton Dine At Separate Tables In Rome
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton dined separately at the Appian Way restaurant in Rome. Taylor sat with her father Francis Taylor and mother, wearing a blonde wig, while Burton joined friends at another table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Francis Taylor
London
Burton
Snyder High Band Scores Double First at Tri-State Meet
Snyder High School Concert Band led its division by taking first in both concert playing and sight reading at the Tri State Competitions in Chiabosts, with the stage band also winning concert play and earning festival outstanding band honors. The Phillips University band and choir and Stroissing Strings joined the Grand Concert lineup as 244 schools and more than 10,600 students attended over two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PMD
Okla
Snyder High School
Snyder High
Phillips University
United States Air Force
Mrs Formby Improves After Texas Accident
Mrs Marshall Formby wife of the Democratic gubernatorial candidate showed a slight improvement Saturday after a serious auto crash. The 35 year old underwent a two hour operation for a ruptured liver and fractured ribs in Fort Worth. Her children Davis four and Frances six were in good condition. The family was en route to Plainview when the crash occurred and Formby was in the Dallas area at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Tex
Marshall Formby
Formby
Davis
Frances
Plainview
Dallas
Andrews Publisher C. W. Roberts Dies
Charles W. Roberts Sr., 73, founder and longtime publisher of the Andrews County News, died Saturday after a heart attack. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church. Roberts moved to Texas in 1909 from Alabama, graduated from Baylor, and started the newspaper in 1934. He served as Andrews County judge from 1940 to 1946. Survivors include his widow, four sons and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Tex
Charles W. Roberts Sr
Andrews County News
First Baptist Church
Roberts
Texas
Alabama
Baylor
Newspaer
Loyalists Crush Venezuela Revolt
In Carupano loyalist forces backed by air and navy units crushed a marine revolt to unseat President Romulo Betancourt. The three revolt leaders were captured, and security forces reported a widespread cleanup asEnlisted men refused orders amid a supposed Communist rising in Caracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARY Moleon
Caracas
Venezuela
Carupano
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Jesus Miplina Villegas
Molina
Enrique Montero Montiel
Garita
Lau
Alberto Osorio Jordan
Interior Ministry
Carla Andres Perez
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Marshall Farmby
Justice of the Peace
Cone J. Merritt
L. E. Haynes
T. B. Knight
W. W. Wood
G. (Rudolph) Faver
Howard Gracey
Cylde Burns
Justice
W. C. Farguson
Dave Ammons
T. W. Thomas
Andy Cochran
Jim Farr
Lee Herring
By Robert FE. Ford
West
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Bob Baker
Manney Head
Charlies Stevenson
Russell van Keuren
Ramsey
Keith Whee
Eyetts Haley
GOP
Snyder Area Oil
Kew
N. M
Perkins
Fisher
Garza—Ratliff
Haskell
Howard Ratliff
Kent
Mitchell
Stonewall
Liz
Lake Murray