Rusk heads to Moscow for limited test ban signing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk flies with a bipartisan Senate group and Adlai Stevenson from Andrews Air Force Base to Moscow for a planned signing of a limited nuclear test ban treaty. The trip includes talks with Khrushchev and possible further steps toward easing East West tensions.
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Course Pays Off Young Drivers Get Basic Points Here
A study on Lubbock driver education shows trained students have fewer accidents and receive a 10 percent insurance discount for under 25s. Opponents claim it lacks scholarly value, while supporters cite citizenship preparation and safer driving outcomes backed by state and national data.
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Labor Talks Tie Texas and Mexico on Commuters Exploitation
About 50 Texas labor leaders and six Mexican Labor Confederation members meet in Laredo to address the exploitation of cross border workers and wage gaps. Hank Brown notes conditions in Laredo are worse than 20 years ago as organizers push for economic justice. A panel with Albert Pena Jr. precedes a 2:30 p.m. rally featuring Rep. Henry Gonzalez and others at Jarvis Plaza.
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Texas Contest Talent Honor To Terry Girl Fort Worth
Miss Port Arthur Karen Ann Sealey 18 won the last round of the swim suit judging and took the preliminary talent honor. Miss South Plains Dorothy McDonald 18 Brownfield captured the Friday talent prelim. Ten finalists will be named Saturday as 54 contestants vie for Miss Texas and a possible Miss America bid.
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Wirtz Proposes Suggestions in Rail Strike Talks
Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz outlined Friday night suggestions on key issues in the looming nationwide rail strike. He said the ideas are not settlement recommendations but tools to aid negotiation. Both sides indicated they would consider the proposals, though there was no public reaction.
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All-American Soap Box Derby Lines Up 239 Entrants
Gary Sage leads 238 rivals from around the world in the 26th All-American Soap Box Derby at Derby Downs Akron with 70,000 spectators expected. Participants span 45 states plus DC Canada West Germany Puerto Rico Philippines and Vene mbla. Derby officials hope the weather holds after a day of Derbytown festivities and a downtown parade drew large crowds.
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Oil Can Derby to Open Derby Day Festivities
Hudson will be honorary parade marshal and wave the checkered flag for the Oil Can Derby spoof race. Comic Lynde will start three drivers Godfrey Anka and Russell as festivities begin at noon. See DERBY DAY Page 6.
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Middle Age Joke Highlights Timeless Humor
A light editorial note explains that middle age is when you feel young only occasionally. The column uses playful tone to frame aging as a period of rare bursts of youth within the late life stage.
Ex-JFK adviser Landis pleads guilty to late income taxes
James M. Landis a famed ethics crusader and former Harvard Law School dean pleaded guilty to late payment of five years of income tax on 310000 dollars. He faces up to five years in prison and paid 94492.36 in penalties and interest after IRS intervention.
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Today's Prayer for Guidance and Service
A devotional quote asks the Loving Father in Jesus name to guide thoughts words and actions this day. It seeks forgetfulness of self and loving service to others to manifest Thy kingdom through us. The prayer appeals for divine guidance over rough places.
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Prolonged Panmunjom Clash Sparks UN Protest
U S 1st Cavalry Division fought a two hour battle after a North Korean patrol crossed the DMZ near Panmunjom. North Korean casualties suspected, no American losses. Maj. Gen. George Cloud reported the clash occurred 500 yards south of the demarcation line as UN officials prepared to meet North Korea to protest earlier killings. An army captain reported eight grenades used, with Soviet cartridge cases found at the scene.
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Six Die as Pickup and Wagon Crash in Rain Storm
Six people died and one was seriously injured in a head on collision of a pickup and a station wagon on a Colorado mountain highway during a rain storm Friday. The only survivor was 16 year old Jeanie Fraley of Lafayette. Authorities did not identify the deceased and three bodies remained pinned in the wreckage three hours after the crash.
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First Atlantic hurricane Arlene spotted by TIROS 6 satellite
The first Atlantic hurricane Arlene formed about 2200 miles southeast of Miami with estimated 100 mph winds. It was moving west-northwest at 16 mph with gale force winds extending up to 175 miles north and 75 miles south. The storm posed no land threat yet, and TIROS 6 successfully tracked it from near Africa toward the Caribbean. Esther, photographed in 1961, was the first hurricane identified by a satellite.
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