Soviet scientist warns oceans unsafe for atomic waste dumps
Moscow source reports Dr. Lev Zenkevitch says deep ocean canyons near Marianas trenches could circulate water and spread radioactive waste. He cautions that dumping spent atomic materials risks poisoning sea life and humans, noting deep ocean currents could bring contaminants to the surface.
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Emoscow
Levi Venkovitch
Daneros
bKevitch
Ich
Moscow
Marianas Trench
Marianas Islands
Pacific
Grand Canyon
Tonga Trench
New York
Kansas City
Marianas
Zenkevitch
Vityaz
Rites Held For Amarillo Man Claude Mauldin Jr
Funeral services 3 p.m. today at First Baptist Littlefield for Claude Clinton Mauldin Jr. 32 of Amarillo. Burial in Littlefield Cemetery directed by Hammons Funeral Home. Survived by wife, parents C C and Mrs Mauldin of Littlefield, son Clinton Mauldin III, two brothers Lt Col C Mauldin of Dayton Ohio and A Mauldin of Amarillo, and sister Mrs Earl Robison of Littlefield.
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Littlefield
First Baptist Church
Claude Clinton Uldin Jr
Amarillo
Lee Hemphill
Little Ma
Littefield Cemetery
Hammons
Rfflo
C. Mauldin
Dayton
Ohio
A. Mauldin
Earl Robison
Little
Four Airmen Die in Oklahoma Automobile Crash
Four Perrin Air Force Base airmen from Grayson County Texas were killed when two cars collided north of the Red River near Colbert Oklahoma late Friday. Two other people were seriously injured including the driver Bob Cass. The crash occurred two miles west of Colbert on U S 75A as Cass’ car struck a pickup then the airmen’s car.
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Colbert
Okla
Perrin Air Force Base
Grayson County
Tex
Red River
Lloyd Wayne Hoke
Portland
Ore
Jack E. Ruch
Hamilton
Ohio
Arvil Dale Gaither
Malden
Melvin Eugene Dennis
Galena
Kan
Claude Allen Marion
Stone
Police Suspend 35 Philadelphia Officers for Safe-Driving Violations
Thirty five patrolmen sergeants and detectives were suspended by Police Commissioner Thomas J. Gibbons for violating departmental safe driving regulations. The suspensions affect personnel across ranks as the city investigates road safety compliance.
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Philadelphia
Thomas J. Gibbons
Hereford Rites Due For Crash Victims
Federal arrangements are made for four killed in a two car collision four miles north of Spearfish South Dakota. The Hereford men are Lyle Billington twenty one and Bobby James Perry twenty seven. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Kreig Mackrum Funeral Home Hereford. Bodies expected to arrive by plane Sunday. Billington survived by parents siblings and a grandmother and grandfather. Perry survived by wife two sons a daughter and siblings and grandmothers. Both men moved to Hereford from Oklahoma in the early 1940s.
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Hereford
South Dakota
Billington
John T. Billington
David
Portales
N. M
John
Bob
Jackie
Buddy
Floyd
Jimmy
Patsy Agnew
Lula Billington
Altus
Okla
Charlie Rogers
Elk City
Perry
Hiram Perry
Clay
Bobby Jr
Vicky
Leon
Muleshoe
Lee
Patricia Perry
Helen Barrow
Amarillo
Anna Holman
Lula Cockrell
Oklahoma
Chance For House Adjournment Brighten As Work Is Speeded
Washington AP reports prospects for adjournment of the 85th Congress before August 16 as the House passed 62 bills in a four hour session. Democratic Leader John McCormack told reporters adjournment could come by August 9 if members want to, though some leaders expect August 25 as the latest.
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Washington
House
John McCormack
Missing 12 year old George Hallford Found Safe in Fort Worth
George Hallford was reported missing from his home Friday by his mother Kay Mark of 2106 Oxford. He was located safe Saturday at his grandmother’s home in Fort Worth after he said he had hitchhiked there. A dead dog was found in his home with no explanation given for its death.
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Géorge Hallford
Fort Worth
Kay Mark
Oxford
Six Firms Face Price Fixing Charges in drug case
The Federal Trade Commission charges six major drug companies with fixing prices of tetracycline antibiotics. The action could affect millions of medical bills, with alleged monopoly of brands like Aureomycin and Tetracyclin. Firms named include Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol-Myers Olin Mathieson Bristol Laboratories Upjohn. A separate line notes a Nigerian center for 400000 blind people opened at Oshodi.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Chas
Pfizer & Co
American Cyatiarind Co
Bristol-Myers Co
Land Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
New York City
Bristol Laboratories, Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
Upjohn’ Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
James W. Snelson Rites Held in Tahoka at 4 P.M
Funeral services for James W. Snelson 78 former Lynn County resident who died Friday in Farmington New Mexico were held today at 4 p m at the First Baptist Church of Tahoka with Rev W A Brooks officiating Burial followed at Talicka Cemetery under Stanley Funeral Home direction Snelson a Spanish American War veteran retired farmer born November 9 1879 in Arkansas married Lois Davis in 1908 she died in 1941 Survivors include six daughters Mrs G H Gilmore Lub bock Mrs John Lanier Farmington NM Mrs Gus Barrington Rt 2 Tahoka Mrs Kenneth Dolson Roswell NM Mrs Joe Wojcik Roswell NM and Mrs Raymond Faglie Seminole three sons Paul Roswell Leon and Leo Farmington a sister Mrs Evie Higgins Oklahoma City and 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Tahoka
James W. Snelson
Lynn County
Farmington
N.M
First Baptist Church
Tahioka
W. A. Brooks
Talicka
Stanley Funeral Hote
Shelson
Oklahoma
Gus Barrrington
Kenneth Dolson
Roswell
Joe Wojcik
Raymond Faglie
Seminole
Paul
Leon
Léo
Evie Higgins
Oklahoma City
Price Father Of Lubbock Woman Dies In Vernon Hospital
H B Price aged 61 and father of Mrs Wayne Brannon of Lubbock died in a Vernon hospital Saturday afternoon. A Wilbarger County resident since 1902 he is survived by his wife three sons Morgan Vernon Paul Dallas and Ray Springfield Mo two daughters in law Mrs Brannon ten grandchildren and four sisters. Services are pending in Vernon.
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H. B. Price
Lubbock
Vernon Hospital
Vernon
Wayne Brannon
Price
Wilbarger County
Morgan
Paul
Dallas
Ray
Springfield
Brannon
Joe
Wichita Falls
Bob
Harrison
Big Spring
Bill
Marshall
Wayne
Garland
Chism
Abilene
Nannie Powell
Crowell
Pearl Caldwell
Anton
Ernest Harrison
Clovis
N. M
O. P
Guthrie
Japanese Build Four Freighters for Indonesia
Japanese ship yards began constructing four 1 600 ton freighters for Indonesia under a World War II reparations accord.
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Tokyo
Indonesia
Jaycees Plan Tri Region Conference in Lubbock
About 200 Panhandle Plains Jaycees attend Miss Texas finals in Amarillo and plan the tri region conference to open Saturday at Lubbock Hotel with State President Dr Douglas Guthrie as main speaker. Regional VPs Odi Rogers Hugo Beyer attend. events include a dance Saturday night and Sunday noon dinner.
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Lubbock Jayceés
Affiarillo
Jayceés
Panhandle Plains
Triregion
Lubbock
Douglas Guthrie
Waco
Odi Roger's
Slaton
Dori. Baker
Grand Prairie
Harold L. Oliver
Amarillo
Hugo Beyer
Melvin Lisman
Lubboth Jaycéés
Lisman
Wayne Smith
Conway Thetford
John Reece
Ralls Services For Former Resident Etta Corinne Jones
RALLS Special rites for Mrs. Etta Corinne Jones 42 McAllen former Ralls resident will be held at 2 p.m. today at the First Methodist Church. Burial follows at Ralls Cemetery with Carter Funeral Home directing.
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RALLS
Etta Corinne Jones
McAllen
First Methodist Church
Carter Funeral Home
Father of Lubbock Resident Succumbs
SILVERTON Special J A M Weaver 86, longtime Silverton resident, died at home Saturday after six weeks of illness. Funeral 5:30 p m today at First Methodist Church. Burial in Silverton cemetery. Weaver a retired farmer, father of Mrs Roy Boyd Lubbock. Survivors include three daughters Mrs Dotcia Fink El Paso Mrs Louie Luhman and Mrs Jerry Petty Ronan Montana. three sons Lem and Shafe Silverton and Ewih Sundown.
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Silverton
J. A. M. Weaver
First Methodist
Weaver
Roy Boyd
Dist St
Lubbock
Rites Pending In Brownfield For Two Killed In Wreck
Funeral arrangements were pending in Brownfield for two Mexican nationals Pedro Alvarez and Carrillo Seferino killed Friday when their pickup collided with a house being pulled by a tractor north west of Brownfield. Funeral home officials said they awaited instructions from the Mexican consular service. The men were employed on the B. F. Foshee farm northwest of Brownfield.
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Brownfield
Dawson County Farm Bureau Queen Crowned 1958
Lavada Whitaker, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs K K Whitaker, was named Farm Bureau Queen of Dawson County for 1958 at a Lamar Forest Community Center event attended by about 150. Runner up was Donna Vestal O'Donnell and third place Kathryn Roger of Lamesa. The talent contest winner was The Raindrops with Neil Echols Diwane Whitlow and Don Duke. Second place went to Robbie Menix and Lariessa, and third to Russell Collins. The queen will compete in the district contest at Lubbock.
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Lamesa
Lavada Whitaker
K. K. Whitaker
Sand
Farm Bureau
Dawson County
Donna Vestal
O'Donnell
Kathryn Roger
Pérgoris
Lamar Forest
Neil Echols
Diwane Whitlow
Don Duke
Robbie Menix
Lairiésa
Russell Collins
Welch
Lubbock
Texas bill approves three new federal judgeships
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to create three new federal judgeships in Texas to be assigned to North, South and West Texas. The measure also adds a new circuit judgeship for the Third Circuit in New Orleans, where Texas cases are heard.
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Bill
Texas
Waliington
House
Judiciary Committee
North
South
New Orleans
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