Policy Talks Open on Nuclear Test Suspension Plan
Secretary Dulles and AEC Chairman Strauss led a wartime style session with top disarmament negotiators to discuss suspending nuclear tests. The plan envisions inspections to prevent cheating and would take effect after the spring-summer Pacific test series ends.
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John M. Wig
Ashington
Strause
Strauss
Dulles
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Defense
Quarls
James R. Iuer
Eisenhower
James Wadsworth
U. S
the United Naions
Philip Jey
Soent
Aitemle
Store Victim Second Time
A rooftop gang struck SSS Drug at 11102 Texas Ave in an early Saturday burglary, the second in a month, netting $1,110.58 plus unknown merchandise. Entry was through an air conditioner vent. ropes were not used this time. Police reported no firm loss figure, and one suspect was briefly detained before release.
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Bill Wilkerson
Avalanche-Journal
SSS Drug
Texas Ave
Jeash
Lubbock
Stcre
Joe Simmons
Austin Attorney In Gubernatorial Race
An Austin attorney active in state politics signals renewed bid for governor. The race includes several figures such as former defense officials and state leaders with plans to campaign across counties and homes to persuade voters. The list of contenders spans government, business, and legal circles as campaigns gather pace.
Soviets Push Poland Czechoslovakia to Join Summit Talks
The Soviet Foreign Ministry rejected Western plans for a four power pre summit with the Big Three and proposed that Poland and Czechoslovakia join in talks to ensure parity. The notes argued such inclusion would not harm prestige, but the West was likely to reject the condition. The dispatches also warned against a four power format with three NATO members and one Warsaw Pact member.
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Harold K. Miles Ioscow
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Firm Stand Taken On Pentagon Shakeup
The report outlines Eisenhower’s insistence on no retreat from the essentials of the defense legislation and a unified command proposal. President Eisenhower and Secretary McElroy express no compromise on core provisions while Congress debates wording and scope amid military reform talks.
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Pentagon
Edmond Lebreton
Westimerox
Eisenhower
Augusta
Eisenhow
Lee
McElroy
Toment
Hagerty
Army
Navy
Air Force
Befriended by Victim Always Goof Up Declares Man Who Slew Three
Ex convict David F. Early 28 confessed in detail to the rifle slayings of Merrill Knight 47 his wife Regina 43 and 15 year old daughter Karen in the Knights Greenwood Village home near Denver. He said he planned crimes after parole from Leavenworth and needed money. A boy escaped as Early described binding and shooting the family during a six hour spree.
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David F. Early
Merrill A. Knight
Denver
End Knight
Early
Boy
Knight
Regina
Karen Knight
Kenneth Keight
Es ‘Tre
Knights
Greenwood Village
Arapahoe County
Charles [Foster
Leaven
Leavenworth
Bud McCauley
Vanguard Shot Seen As Monday Possibility
Cape Canaveral reports a quiet Saturday after a frustrating week with partial success on one project and two postponements including the Vanguard. An attempt to launch the Vanguard and its 20 inch satellite is planned for early next week possibly Monday.
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Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
Fla
City Area Bands Take High Honors In Contests Here
Dozens of area bands competed in Region I Texas Interscholastic League contests concluding here with Plainview Levelland Littlefield Tom Lubbock and Monterey high schools earning sweepstakes honors. Top conductors were named from Lubbock Brownfield Tom L. Lubbock Monterey Atkins Hutchinson and Slaton junior highs. Brownfield and Plainview bands led in Class AAAA while Levelland Littlefield topped Class AAA. article notes bands from Seagraves Hale Center Floydada Abernathy also ranked high.
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Plainview
Levelland
Littlefield
Tom S. Lubbock
Monterey
Seagraves
Hale Center
Floydada
Abernathy
Muleshoe
Atkins
Hutchinson
Lubbock
Brownfield
Johnny Webb
Stanley Mitchell
Tom L. Lubbock
Dale
Sue Shumake
Mary Brownfield
Field
Charles McCurley
L. Slaton Junior High
Jimmy Woodward
Atkins Junior High
Jim Kennedy
Hutchinson Junior High
Gary Nored
Jon Rodgers
le Farl Bryant
O. L. Ston
Race Track A Place To Win Big Money If You Are A Fine Horse
An editorial note on betting allure describes race tracks as places where large sums can be won, but only with a fast horse. The column comments on luck, risk, and the spectacle surrounding horse racing as entertainment.
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Comic Dicionary
Deadly Texas Storm Drops 10 Inch Rainfall
A massive thunderstorm drenched Texas on Saturday, triggering flash floods that swept through Dallas and surrounding areas. The Trinity River surged, at least three people died, and sections of the region recorded up to 10 inches of rain. Cars submerged, homes evacuated, and city streets flooded as emergency crews used boats to reach stranded residents.
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Joe Riley
Willie Clark
Avalascas-cermal
Texas
Trinity River
Pittsburg
Fort Worth
Ausén
Marshall
U.S. 80
Mesquite
Mimmie Carey
TJ. Garland
Tex
Carl William Carey
Garland
Kenneth Wilkerson
Austin
Thrall
Camp County
Pittsburgh
Daingerfield
Lone Star Steel Co
Streets
Central Expressway
Harry Hines
Industrial Boulevard
Fire Department
Barbaree Street
Husband Dies In Head On Auto Crash In Ridge
Ridge New York One car driven by a Wall Street lawyer struck head on with his wife’s car in a rare crash early Saturday. Edward J Perry 41 a former New York City assistant district attorney was to meet his wife Dorothy Perry 37 who drove from Stamford Conn to fetch him at a Pound Ridge restaurant. State patrolman Richard Boland said the cars failed to negotiate a slight curve and swerved into each other. He called the crash an accident suggesting Perry may have dozed. Mrs Perry survived serious injuries to a hospital.
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Freespou
Ridge
N. Y
Wall Street
Dorothy Perry
Stamford
Richard Boland
Federal Emergency Plan funds $5 Million for Area Road Work
The Lubbock district of the Texas Highway Department announced $5,028,500 in emergency highway projects under the 1958 federal plan. The program targets 231.1 miles of construction in 41 counties with the district receiving a large share of Texas’s $36 million allocation. The emergency work adds to the regular program, with the state paying one third and the federal government two thirds, and contracts due by December 1, 1958 for completion by December 1959.
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Alanene Surnal
Lubbock
Texas Highway Department
JO. L. Crain
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