Editorial Warns of Fast Moving NATO Crash Program
The piece outlines Secretary Dulles warning that NATO commanders might act without war declarations during attacks. It notes McElroy praising missile readiness while Mahon critiques lagging ICBM and IRBM efforts. Treasury hints at debt limits amid a looming crash missile program and questions about offsetting federal spending.
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Pearl Harbor
John Foster Dulles
Chicago
Washington
Russia
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Joint Chiefs
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JCS
McElroy
Taylor
Treasury
Robert B Anderson
Eisenhower
Oklahoma City
White Christmas Hope Grows After Big Weekend Snow
The piece notes a strong chance of snow ahead after a heavy weekend storm. It recalls a radio station prank about school being closed and humor about a worried child. Also mentions Marian and Don Williams photo feature and a tip to tour local firms for Christmas gifts. The 1958 59 Texas Almanac is cited for bank holidays and potential closings.
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Marian
Don Williams
Don
Andrews
Casimir Pulaski
Almanac notes Texas history and weather facts from 1950s guide
The text touts an almanac detailing Texas birthdays and holidays, eclipses in 1958, and notable facts about ports, rainfall, altitude, and a 200 day growing season. It mentions Ash ee kitz and the Parochial Panthers1985 Oak Cliff Midgets score and Andrews County prominence.
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Abraham Lincoln
Robert E Lee
George Washington
Sam Houston
Jefferson Davis
Columbus
Stephen F. Austin
Asia
Antarctica
Indian Ocean
Texas
Ash-ee-kitz
Waco
Lone Star
Almanac
Entation
Oak Cliff
Andrews County
Letter to the Editor on Texas tuition rise and politics
Ronnie Averyt of Texas Tech criticizes the Texas Legislature for a tuition increase arguing costs are already high and that funds may not aid individual institutions. He contrasts state wealth with neighbor states, notes lawmakers' positions, and pleads for prudent fiscal choices amid a session.
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Texas
Smith
Roberts
Austin
el Paso
National Right to Work Poll and Global Press Freedom View
A nation wide poll shows general approval of right to work laws while union members oppose them. The Northport Observer warns that free presses thrive only under political freedom, contrasting dictatorships where news is censored. The Altoona Mirror quips about mosquitoes and oil. The Indianapolis Leader notes a clash between business desires for government withdrawal and welcomed government money. The Daily Breeze Courier from Taylorville stresses returning federal aid to education but urges self reliance and responsibility.
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Sisseton
S. D
Courier
Northport
N. Y
Observer
Russia
China
Egypt
Hungary
Altoona
Indianapolis
Ind
Sam
Taylorville
Ill
Daily Breeze-Courier
Andrews Independent League Elects Officers
Corky Wilson elected president and Georgie Carruth vice president of the Andrews independent basketball league this week. Coach Vernon Johnson must rebuild after losing his ace scorer and limited height on the squad. A church expansion plan aims to add space for 1200 in Sunday School and Training Union within three years. The second annual Christmas Community Sharing Plan was organized by civic and church groups and oil companies. El Paso Natural Gas Co began building a gathering plant about six miles southeast of Andrews.
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Andrews Independent Basketball League
Corky Wilson
Georgie Carruth
Vernon Johnson
Andrews
First Baptist Church
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Andrews County News details and publisher notes
The Andrews County News of Andrews Texas lists publication days Sunday and Thursday with staff including Charles W Roberts Sr publisher James Roberts editor Ed Payer advertising mgr LaDoyce Lambert news editor and Mrs Ed Balkum society editor The paper notes correction policy and liability limits for errors and advertising copy rights reserved.
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Andrews County News
Northwest First
Andrews
Texas
Charles W. Roberts
James Roberts
ED Payer
MGR
Ladoyce Lambert
ED Balkum
Publiever
Anl
Admissions and Surgeries at Per mian General Hospital
During the period of Nov 26 28 patients admitted included Mrs Owen Doggett Mrs R Smith Mrs A J Cain David West W D Day Wade McMellin W O Cox C C Wilde Mrs R A Crawford Mary Helen Collins Mrs H R Herode G C Glover Corky Wilson Winifred Hudgens Carolyn Spurrier Those undergoing surgery were Robert Grissom Mrs Charlies Dance James A Marion George Averyt and Ed Newcomb.
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Permian General Hospital
Owen Doggett
R. Smith
A. J. Cain
David West
W. D. Day
Wade McMellin
W. O. Cox
C. C. Wilde
R. A. Crawford
Mary Helen Collins
H. R. Herode
G. C Glover
Corky Wilson
Winifred Hudgens
Carolyn Spurrier
Education gaps and school days in the Sputnik era
Texas lawmakers heard educator Frederick Eby compare schooling days. He said American students average 175 days yearly vs German 225 and Russian 250, and claimed Russian students receive more instructional periods in science. Eby linked schooling to national security amid debates on school integration and national science gaps.
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Texas
Preston Smith
Frederick Eby
Dr. Eby
Eby
Andrews County News Highlights Local Leadership
Tommy Hood elected president of the newly formed Andrews County Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. A Lions Club committee explored securing a city mail delivery service in Andrews. Wade Graham named to the 8-AAA all district eleven by district sports writers and coaches. County Attorney Max Ramsey chosen chairman of the Andrews Red Cross for the coming year at the Commissioner's court room meeting.
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Tommy Hood
Texas Electric
Andrews County Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Andrews
Wade Graham
Mustang
Max Ramsey
Andrews Red Cross
Commissioner’s
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