Cuban Catholic Church Threatens Lockups Over Worship Rights
Cuba's top Catholic official vows to close churches unless the regime ensures freedom of worship and stops anti church demonstrations. A Havana clash outside a cathedral follows threats linked to broader state control of subsoil resources and foreign interests. The report notes U S mining and mining-related stakes in Moa Bay and Nicaro.
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Associates Frese
AVANA
Cuba
Havana
United States
U. S
Nicaro
Freeport
Khrushchev Hints At Attending UN Disarmament Parley
Nikita Khrushchev suggested in Moscow he might lead the Soviet delegation when the United Nations General Assembly meets in New York this fall to discuss world disarmament. The United States urged an early August convening of the disarmament commission amid Soviet threats to boycott.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
United Nations
General Assembly
New York
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Tass
United States
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Russia
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hail Pummels Lynn County Farms Across Wide Swath
Severe hail thrashed parts of Lynn and Dawson counties with up to 2.25 inches in places. Rainfall boosted cotton prospects elsewhere as the Dixie community north of Tahoka reported 1.5 inches while farms near Seagraves and O'Donnell recorded 1.8 to 2 inches. Local farmers described extensive crop damage across 640 acres, with some fields near Midway and Dixie reported total losses.
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Dob Hortus
Lynn County
Avalanche-Journal
Lynn
Thunder County
Lotton
Midway
Lamesa
South Plains
Scotton
Eva Gibson
O'Donnell
Dawson County
Seagraves
Clive Sartin
Dixie Frank Hill
Wilson
Southland
Grassland
Tahoka
Dixie
Dixie Community
Ronald Sherrell
Dixie Communty
R. W. Haley
Earl Tunnel
D. W. Hancock
Congo Premier Declares Emergency Amid Katanga Standoff
Lumumba imposes a state of emergency in the Congo as Katanga negotiates UN entry with nine conditions aimed at limiting central government influence. Tshombe announces tentative UN acceptance while Lumumba vows to mobilize African forces and reclaim Katanga. Belgian withdrawal and army orders accompany the crisis.
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Eopoldville
The
Congo
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Lumumba
African Republic
UN Security Council
Carl von Horn
Brussels
Belgium
Leopoldville
Jean van den Bosch
Tshombe Asgits
van den Bosch
Laos Rebels Take Control of Vientiane and Seek Neutral Policy
An army group seized power in Laos capital Vientiane and ordered foreign soldiers to leave while promising a neutral foreign policy and to foster friendly relations. Premier Samsonith’s Western-leaning government in Luang Prabang appeared cut off, with rebels claiming control of the administrative center.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vientiane
Laos
Luang Prabang
Tino Samsonith
United States
Ebas
U.S
New Arms Outlay Seen In Congress Debate
Congress faces a frozen defense budget with $621 million already available but not spent as funds were earmarked for specific items. Johnson criticized further spending while Eisenhower requests new military preparedness measures. The Defense Department warns the outlay will rise by about half a billion, with total annual defense spending already near postwar highs. In Brazil, a fast passenger train derailed in Ceara State, killing 12 and injuring about 200.
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Johnson
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense Department
U.S
Rio DE Janeiro
UPD
Ceara
SAC Receives Three Atlas ICBM Launchers
The Strategic Air Command announced that three Atlas inter continental ballistic missile launchers at Warren Air Force Base have been turned over by the Air Research and Development Command and declared operational. Gen. Thomas S. Power stated the missiles are on alert with B 47 and B 52 bombers, joining Atlas ICBMs at Vandenberg AFB California.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
UPI
Strategic Air Command
Warren Air Force Base
SAC
Air Research and Development Command
Thomas S. Power
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Slugs and Slain Farm Woman Mystery Deepens
Slugs taken from the body of Mrs. Aubrey Wilson, 36, slain on a farm near here, will be tested in Austin along with two expended cartridges found near her car. Sheriff Earl Abercrombie said no weapon has been found and no suspects identified. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Northside Baptist Church. An autopsy showed seven bullets in the body, four located and two removed. There was no sign of a struggle. Mrs. Wilson was last seen about 4 p.m. Monday after leaving town to buy a hose, and was found along the cotton rows near her hoe.
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Torere
Ava Snyder
Aubrey Wilson
Here
Austin
Scurry County
Earl Abercrombie
Department of Public Safety
Abercrombie
Wilson
Northside Baptist Church
Ate
Maes
Lafternoon
Juvenile given eight year ban on driving cars
In South Bend Indiana Judge William A Hosinski ordered 18 year old Edward Van Wynckt to not drive or ride in any automobile for eight years. The Mishawaka youth appeared on burglary charges and the judge cited Edward can not keep his hands off other people's cars.
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South Bend
Ind
UPI
William A. Hosinski
Edward van Wynckt
Edward
Hosinski
Mishawaka
Comic Dictionary Fanatic Defines Cloved Mind
A playful column notes a fan who traverses life with a cloved mind and an open mouth. The witty line reflects the lighthearted tone of the page section covering culture and humor.
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Comic Dictionary
Drownings feared as ranch hand vanishes near Gail
Juan Carrillo a 2 year old bracero described as an excellent ranch hand wandered from his employer Ralph Miller's Gail area ranch twelve miles northeast of town after midnight Monday. Deputies and fire units planned to drag the earthen stock tank at daybreak searching for him as footprints showed entry and exit while rain hindered the effort.
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Bracero
Here
Gail
Post and
Snyder
Juan Carrillo
Sid Reeder
Ead
Mexico
Miller
Reeder
Snyder Fire
Powers pleads guilty in U 2 spy flight case
Soviet Tass reports Francis Gary Powers admits guilt for flying over Soviet territory on an intelligence mission. Indictment quotes the pilot 30 stating the act aimed at gathering information. Powers and his family prepare to depart for his trial as U S officials note his long captivity.
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OSCOW
Francis Gary Powers
United States
Tass
Powers
Soviet Union
Atlas Missile Firing Demonstrates 7000 Mile Range
The Air Force fired an Atlas missile 7000 miles into the Atlantic off South Africa in a 40 minute test. The launch placed the rocket about 1200 miles southeast of St Helena and 200 miles west of the South African mainland to show range versatility and accuracy.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic
South Africa
St. Helena Island
Weather Map Page 9 A Lubbock Area Forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer with a 68 low and 96 high. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Humidity around 99 percent at night. Regional temperatures and precipitation figures for nearby cities are listed.
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Lubbock
Tom Dom
Misutu
Mgm
Houston
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