Andy Rogers Seeks Re‑Election in Texas Senate Fight
Andy Rogers outlines views on state problems and right to work policy while defending his record as a farmer and former state representative. He cites anti loan shark laws, lobbyist controls, and tax reforms, urging support to continue district service and open government. He recalls past challenges, district gains, and calls for moral integrity in Austin.
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South Plains-Panhandle
United States Army
Texas
Texas Senate
Washington
Austin
Insurance Commission
Andy Rogers
Dallas
Texas Electric Ulity
Laboe
Asidy Rodgers
Extension Service
Local Hospital Listings Include Names and Dates
A fragmentary hospital notice lists individuals such as Mrs. Fannie Stevens and Mrs. Sterling Buster with various days of the week noted. The text shows multiple names associated with Wednesday and Thursday entries in a Childress area general hospital context.
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Ed J. Henry
Fannie Stevens
P. L. Lewis
Sterling Buster
Cheude- Murphy
Vanguard Fails To Orbit Yet Again At Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral the Navy's Vanguard rocket failed to place a 20 inch satellite in orbit. The second stage failed to ignite and the craft fell into the Atlantic about 275 miles southeast of the launch site. Vanguard 1 remains aloft along with Army Explorers as Russia’s Sputnik 1 eclipses it in size. Dr. Richard Porter comments on the setback but remains hopeful.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
Atlantic
Richard W. Porter
U. S. International Geophysical Year
Anderson Urges Blunt Stance on Russia Nuclear Test Moratorium
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico says the United States should have challenged Russia’s terms for a nuclear test ban, arguing a firm stance would reveal who is right or wrong in the world.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
D- N.M
Russia
Radar plan may menace health says AMA
The American Medical Association warned that soon implemented souped-up radar could pose health risks. In Washington a labor publisher refused to answer Senate Rackets Committee questions about a conspiracy related to Indiana land scandal indictments against three Carpenters Union officials. Maxwell C. Raddock invoked the Fifth Amendment about fifty times as the wild cat strike affected Redstone Jupiter missile production for three days in Detroit.
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UPI
American Medical Association
United States
Washington
New York
Maxwell C. Raddock
Senate Rackets Committee
Carpenters Union
Raddock
Temperatures Record 71 High 57 Low With Hourly Readings
The 24 hour period ending at 11 a m Thursday reached a high of 71 degrees and a low of 57 degrees. Hourly readings from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning show temperatures ranging from the 50s to the mid 60s with a peak at 85 degrees noted in the late morning. The report closes with a quip from the Shah of Iran at a fashion show.
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