Senate session to open amid presidential politics
The Senate begins a session shaped by presidential race headlines with Vice President Nixon ready to gavel in and John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson set to argue civil rights and budget issues. Eisenhower will deliver a comprehensive policy message urging defense funding and warning against budget busting measures.
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John A. Goldsmith
Ashington
UPI
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U. S
House
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Los Angeles
Drownings in West Texas Claim Two Teens
Two youths died in separate drowning incidents this Sunday in West Texas. Melvin Barbee, 18, of Anton, drowned at Burson Lake near Silverton after inviting relatives on a Plainview outing. Jonas Hernandez Cedillo, 19, Caprock community, perished in a ranch stock pond northeast of Post after rescue attempts failed.
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Everett Groseclose
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Silverton
Post
Burson Lake
Melvin Barbee
Frank Barbee
Anton
Jonas Hernandez Cedillo
Bob Perry
Plainview
Barbee
Don Posten
Perrys
Postens
Sandy Stark
van Perry
Dwight Perry
Roberts Funeral Home
Caprock
Stark
Cedhile
Page
Polaris Chief: U S Leads Reds In Submarine Missile Tech
Rear Adm. William F. Raborn Jr says the United States is 2 to 3 years ahead of the Soviet Union in Polaris program development. He dismisses Cuban missile base claims and says Polaris is a proven weapon with planned warhead improvements.
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United Press International
Washington
Navy
United States
Russia
William F. Raborn Jr
Soviet Union
Raborn
Hudson Bay
Arthur Trudeau
Army Research and Development
Cuba
Polaris Raborn
Polaris
Marital vengeance killer hunted after four found dead
Oklahoma police pursue Richard Henry Dare 27 after authorities find four bodies in a blood spattered Albert home. Victims include Patricia Dare his estranged wife and her parents plus a 16 year old tother. Dare seen near Blanchard as four county road blocks and air patrols sweep the area. A rifle was recovered at the scene and investigators note a sash cord strangling the boy.
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Lahoma
Richard Henry Dare
Patricia
Blanchard
Oklo
Here
Highway Patrol
Dare
Coleman
Quirt
Darel
Purses, Gas Theft Spark Police Probe in City
Detectives seek a short fat Latin American man who grabbed a 14 year old girl’s purse with 530 dollars after an attempted knife attack in a vacant lot on Ave A. A second late Saturday night report involves a 16 year old boy held and beaten while a break in on Ave B yielded clothing and jewelry valued at 200.
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Shirley Jean Askew
Ave. A
David Sam ‘Wilson
Coleman Alley
Mouton
Dorothy Jean Williams
Ave. IB
Ike Leaves Newport After Final Vacation Farewell
President Eisenhower, resting and in good spirits, returned to Washington from Newport RI after a monthlong vacation. A wild harbor sendoff greeted him as boats, sirens, and crowds gathered, while he spent his last hours at the resort with a final church service and golf round before resuming duties.
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Eisenhower
Barbara Anne
White House
Newport
R. I
David
Susan Elaine
Mary Jean
Washington
Press International
Ashington
Andrews Afb
Newport Harbor
Senhower
Ft. Adams
Newport Country Club
Katanga Pushes UN Supervised Plebiscite for Independence
Katanga officials seek a UN supervised vote to prove support for independence. Finance Minister Kibwe arrived to meet Dag Hammarskjold as the Security Council delayed debate on the Congo issue amid East West tensions and rapid developments.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Nations
N. Y
UPI
Security Council
Congo
Katanga
Jeane Baptiste Kibwe
Dag Hammaskjold
Council
Premice Moishe Tshombe
Dr Moore In Food Clash Sparks Congo Crisis Spin
Dr Barbara Moore caused a scene at San Francisco customs by flinging fruits and vegetables after officials refused entry to imported produce. The incident followed a Congo crisis update as four neutral nations push a draft resolution amid fears of Soviet intervention and Lumumba’s government collapse.
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Security Council
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
San Francisco
Barbara Moore
Dr. Moore
Sydney
Australia
Honolulu
California
Qantas Airlines
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Lege
Christian Herter
Officials mum on massive seizure of US properties in Cuba
Cuban-led seizure of US assets valued at about 770 million dollars drew silence from American officials amid expected protests. State Department sources cited a yearlong trend, while Moscow media hailed the move as a blow to US monopolies. US officials faced office lockouts and warnings of further nationalizations as the Cuban government distanced itself from US commitments.
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AMED
U. S
Fidel Castro
Republic
State Department
Cuba
State Department of
White House
Ton
Moscow
Radio Moscow
Castro
Manuel Cardinal Arteaga
Havana
Cuban Electric Co
Guantanamo
United States
Havana Baseball Stadium
Lee Cuban
U S Warns Of Red Link In Cuba Crisis
The United States publicized a memorandum calling Cuba under Fidel Castro a rapidly dictatorial state with growing Communist control and dangerous military ties to the Soviet Union. The document seeks hemispheric unity ahead of a Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting in San Jose. It also notes Cuba's human rights violations and interference in other nations. Terrorists kidnaped five youths and burned 120 houses in Tubstung village, Indonesia, according to the army.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Inter-American Ace Committee
State Department
Uts
Communist Party
Americas
Soviet Union
Hemihere
San Jose
Costa Tad
Hemisphere Solidarity
Peter
Organization of Amerian States
Bandung
Indonesia
UPD
Tubstung
Red China Atrocities Editorial Sparks Debate
A front page editorial condemns reported abuses in Red China and urges international response. The piece argues for heightened pressure and human rights monitoring while noting geopolitical tensions.
Riots Tear Swedish Towns As Youths Run Wild
Hundreds of teenage rioters clash with police in Karlskoga and Gallo Sweden causing injuries and arrests. Fire hoses are cut, a firehouse attacked, and a police car overturned attempt ends with reinforced officers regaining control. The term raggare describes the motor obsessed teens influencing the unrest.
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Pee Tockholm
Karlskoga Im West 5
Den
Stirling Moss
Great Britain
Sweden
Joachim Bonnier
Gallo
Gallo 9
Teather
Weather map page reports hot with partly cloudy skies
Weather section notes continued hot conditions around Lubbock and vicinity with partly cloudy skies. Low humidity and southerly winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour are listed, though the text is garbled and some details are unreadable.
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Belgium
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Dimacnhe - Presse
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Sayn
U.S
Hit Post
Oklahoma
Ike
Taipei
Formosa
Shupengehun
Shirley
OAS
Inder
Coward
Wales
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