West Germany to Sign Ban on Nuclear Test Pact
West Germany will sign the partial nuclear test ban treaty after a meeting with U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Adenauer expressed satisfaction with U S guarantees and raised no worry that Moscow talks would bolster East Germany. Rusk, returning from Moscow, will report to President Kennedy and brief White House aides Monday.
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Wallace Sees Grass Roots Rebellion in 64 Campaign
Alabama Gov. George Wallace urged a 1964 polls demonstration against racial strife and Kennedy policies. He criticized Negro leaders and predicted a nationwide grass roots rebellion, hinting at possible primaries or free election bids. Fort Worth report notes Wright of Fort Worth will not seek Yarborough seat.
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Kefauver Dies After Aortic Aneurysm In Washington
Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee dies from a ruptured aorta after a mild heart attack. He suffered indigestion like symptoms, underwent planned surgery, and died early Saturday. President Kennedy Adlai Stevenson and VP Johnson issued tributes, noting his energy and fight against privilege.
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Heavy April Downpours Boost Motley Region Cotton Outlook
Rainfall across Motley Dickens County and surrounding areas brought up to 1.72 inches in spots helping parched cotton and rangeland ahead of the harvest. Matador recorded 0.50 inches. Whiteflat area saw 1.00 to 1.72 inches. Lubbock area saw scattered showers with 0.01 inches at the airport and forecasters predicting more thundershowers. Texas highs reached the 100s elsewhere with severe winds in Oklahoma.
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County Commissioners to discuss salary increases
Lubbock county commissioners plan a 10 a.m. meeting to discuss a possible salary hike for county officials though no specific amount has been set. Observers say 1000 dollars a year is the most mentioned figure as other salaries range from about 8910 to 17000 annually.
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Prayer of gratitude and blessing from Ronnie Henry
A prayer attributed to Ronnie Henry of Slaton thanks God for mercy and goodness. It asks for continued blessings for the less fortunate and guidance to remain faithful in return for divine mercies.
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Ronnie Henry
Slaton
Jackie Doing Well Kennedy Infant Buried In Quiet Rites
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, third child of the President, was buried in a quiet service less than 30 minutes after a premature birth. The funeral at Holyhood Cemetery in Brookline was simple and private with the Kennedy family and close aides present. The President flew to Otis Air Force Base afterward to be with Jacqueline Kennedy in the hospital.
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Moon Flight Planned by 1968 Says Houston Chronicle
The Houston Chronicle reports plans from Nasa that aim to land two men on the moon in 1968, with a full moon base by 1972 or 1973. The study outlines life support, two man shelters, a 18 man station, and in situ production of oxygen, water, and fuel from lunar resources. Proposals invited from industry until Aug 23.
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Eyelids Fail Pilot Loses Last Contact With World
The UPI story profiles former United Air Lines pilot Bill Grim of Acme Ohio who, from a 1958 health scare, devolved to a bedridden state from lateral sclerosis. He quit flying in 1958 and spent years in an iron lung, later using a tracheotomy and a motor pump to aid breathing. His wife Edith faced mounting medical bills despite ongoing United salary for almost two years and a pilot fund surpassing $8,900 to cover costs.
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Smyer Girl Dies In Tractor Accident
A 23 month old Smyer girl Delinda Hernandez died after being run over by a tractor driven by her father Frank Hernandez. The accident occurred about 6 15 p m as the child appeared to meet him near the house. Justice of the Peace F R Land cited the father briefly looked back and the child darted into the path. Services are pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home.
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Estes Family Flees After Gunshot at Billie Sol Estes Home
A gunshot damaged the Estes residence near Pecos Texas injuring no one as the family fled Saturday. A 15 year old Pamela Estes described the fear and the incident marked the third in a week around the home of the convicted swindler Billie Sol Estes. House guest Glenn Stephens said Estes and family left Pecos Saturday afternoon and would not disclose their destination. The bullet pierced one pane of a double glazed window and dropped between panes as a bystander near the window moved.
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Hickory
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Estes Scandal Sparks Burning Cross On Lawn
A Pecos incident on Estes' lawn included a 10-foot cross and a vandalized electric sign declaring Home of Billie Sol Estes. Reporters say wiring was tampered with and strong rumors circulated about Estes plans.
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Pecos
Night Of Tragedy Strikes Garza County Families
A catastrophic single- day highway crash near Levelland claims seven lives including a Garza County farmer and his wife, their four children, and JOC Reed. Mass funerals announced for the Garza and Nelson families. Charlene Nelson survives with stable condition following the wreck.
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Avalanche Journal
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Levelland
Nelsons
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Lubbock’s Methodist Hospital
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Weather Summary for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy with mid 90s temperatures and scattered showers. Most activity expected late afternoon or early evening with variable winds.
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