Mystery Khrushchev Mao Meeting Signals Possible Summit Step
U S officials said a secret Khrushchev Mao meeting may imply communist bloc decisions affecting an early summit. Secretary Dulles, after a White House briefing, criticized the Reds for promoting independence in Latin America and warned they could extend such activity closer to home. The communique praised nationalist movements in Asia Africa and Latin America and offered no sign of ready to meet Western leaders.
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Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Republic of Iraq
Arab Countries
Asia
Africa
First U S Lunar Probe Targeted for August 17
Aviation Week reports schedule for the first U S lunar probe set to launch between 6 a.m. and noon on August 17. The Air Force will fire three rockets, the Army two, with instruments around 30 pounds and 108 megacycle telemetry.
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Aviation Week
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Defense Department
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West Texas State College stadium to serve Panhandle region
At a barbecue dinner in Canyon 300 boosters heard State Sen Grady Hazlewood outline plans for WT State College stadium. The site would host Easter services operas concerts and regional high school football games while serving as the home field for WT Buffaloes beginning in 1960.
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Grady Hazlewood
Panhandle
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Wally News
West Texas State College
James P. Cornette
Dick Bivins
Amarillo
Child rearing row over 12 gauge gift sparks debate
Dear Editor, a Mississippi farmer gave his 6 year old a 12 gauge shotgun for his birthday. The boy shot him, prompting debate over the modern give them what they want parenting. The writer suggests consequences should fall on the guardian, not the innocent.
Lubbock Youth Drowns in Lake Amid Sunday Swim
A 19 year old from Lubbock, Donald C. Moore, drowned during a Sunday Lake Lubbock swim on a Bush Estate ranch leased to Leon Wilhelm. Moore and cousin Willard Randall struggled after Moore fell from an inner tube, pulling both under. rescuers arrived but Moore did not survive.
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Amarillo
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Lubbock
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Moore
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Norma
Baseball Standings Snapshot Across Leagues
Western League results show Amarillo 16 6 and Topeka 7 1 with Colorado Springs and Albuquerque at 3 18 and 10 4 respectively. National League highlights Milwaukee 4 6 and Los Angeles 8 1, St Louis 0 0 Philadelphia 8 10. American League note Detroit 3 4 and Kansas City 12 3 with Washington at 9.4.
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Khrushchev Mao urge immediate big power summit on Middle East
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Mao Tze tung pressed for an urgent four power summit on the Middle East at a Peiping secret talks. They signaled possible inclusion of Nationalist China in a Security Council format while uncertain about Red China’s seat. Khrushchev’s stance on meeting with Chiang Kai shek remains unresolved.
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House Leaders Clash Over Purses Strings And Rules
In Washington a major House push to tighten Appropriations control faces strong opposition from Speaker Sam Rayburn and allies. The Smith led group seeks to require prior clearance for spending bills, while Rayburn argues differences with the Senate should be worked out without changing basic rules.
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D-Va
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D - Mo
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John Taber
R-Ny
Albert Thomas
D-Tex
George Mahon
Virginian's
Treasury
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Taber
U S Troops Boost Lebanon Deployment to 13000
Fresh American troops and equipment landed in Lebanon on Sunday increasing U S forces to more than 13000. A transport with 301 vehicles including tanks awaited unloading, while other units from Bremerhaven Germany joined 2200 men who landed under a hot sun. Officials avoided comment on atomic weapons but hinted against their use. meanwhile rebels urged restraint as Beirut and Tripoli remained quiet.
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35Th Medium Tank Battalion
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Rashid Karami
Weather Cast Brief From KGNC-TV
A brief colorcast forecast notes a night schedule with times 11:80 pm 1:39 am and 6:30 am. The fragment hints at a weather or programming update but provides no concrete conditions or locations.
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Texas Governor Daniel Holds Lead at State Democratic Convention Push
Gov. Price Daniel maintains a solid lead with about 124 votes to his side at the approach to the San Antonio State Democratic Convention on Sept. 9, while Mrs. Frankie Randolph's Democrats of Texas campaign trails with roughly 1,708 counted votes and uncertain totals still on the board. Senator Ralph Yarborough seeks uninstructed delegates and a balanced power share as liberal and conservative blocs maneuver in Dallas, Harris, and Bexar counties ahead of the convention.
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Open Convention Debate Shapes Texas Political Scene
A Texas senator denounces nose count decisions by delegate vote and calls recent state conventions illegitimate for cronyist practices. He argues for an open convention and labels the conservative liberal split as fictitious amid press coverage continuing on Page 2.
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