Farm bill talks fail to resolve deadlock after weeks of work
U S Senate and House conferees failed to settle the farm bill deadlock delaying a final compromise. Dairy supports two price system and Arctic Lands management were among disputed points. Hope and Aiken signaled further talks Monday with possible instructions from the full houses.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Ashington
U—Senate
House
Hope
R-Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Joint Committee
Eisenhower
U. S. Forest Service
Soviet spy crackdown widens in U S and Japan
Former Russian agent Yuri Rastvorov's evidence leads to arrests of four or more Soviet operatives in the United States and Japan. Japan detains two ex officials linked to Rastvorov case as U S officials prepare to question him. findings may influence later United Nations discussions on Korea and Kremlin aims in Asia.
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International News Service
Ashington
United States
Japan
U. S
Yuri A. Rastvorov
State Department
Iron Curtain
Lavrenti Beria
Red
At Rastvorov
Rastvorov
United Nations
Kremlin
North Korea
Asia
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Rostvorov
Senate
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Jenner
Congress
McCarthy Army Report Nears Final Form for Vote
A report evaluating McCarthy and Army leadership is nearing completion with a possible showdown vote planned for Tuesday. The document critiques Army Chief Stevens for softness toward McCarthy and Cohn, and notes Cohn favored Br fortes for PG while David pressed for a rounded final form.
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Cohn
Br Fortes
David
Army Stevens
McCarthy
CANDIDATES TO BREAK PRECEDENT WITH SUNDAY CAMPAIGNING
In a Texas governor race runoff two weeks away, Allan Shivers and Ralph Yarborough break precedent with Sunday campaigning. Shivers defends Eisenhower ties while praising his wartime and White House leadership, Yarborough cites party loyalty and endorsements by Sen. Connally as he seeks to frame the race.
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Associated Press OV
Allan Shivers
Dwight Eisenhower
Ralph Yarborough
Sue
Yarborough
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Braunfels
Shivers
Praha
Fayette County
Eisenhower
Texas
Tidelands
State Department
White House
Tom Connally
Connally
Democratic Party
Bonham
Foreign farm experts begin week long study in Lubbock
Thirty foreign agricultural leaders arrived in Lubbock for a week long study of South Plains farming. Eleven rice study visitors from Thailand Costa Rica and Formosa arrived Saturday morning and 19 irrigation study delegates from Brazil Egypt Iran Haiti Uruguay Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey joined them by bus from El Paso. The group stays at Hotel Lubbock and will study irrigation under Dr D K Fuhriman of Utah State Agricultural College. They will also tour Lubbock County See FOREIGN Page 12.
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Ious
Lubbock
Thailand
United States
el Paso
Brazil
Egypt
Iran
Haly
Uruguay
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Hotel Lubbock
D. K. Fuhriman
Utah State Agricultural College
Lubbock County
Four Sisters Wed in Quadruple Seattle Rite
Four sisters married in a single ceremony in Seattle on August 14 with Superior Judge Malcolm Douglas officiating. The event drew a dozen photographers and reporters as the multi wedding drew public attention and lighthearted remarks about the kisses exchanged among the brides and guests.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Wash
Malcolm Douglas
Douglas
May Clear Other Area Break-Ins
Lubbock man Melvin Dean Barton, 32, was held in San Angelo after a Saturday morning attempt to cash a postal money order tied to a local burglary of two post offices. Barton, identified by sheriff’s deputies, fled from a window at the San Angelo sheriff’s office, sustaining injuries in the escape.
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Lubbock
San Angelo
U.S
EL Broadway
Melvin Dean Barton
Barton
Typhoon Grace Smashes Okinawa With 124 MPH Winds
Grace struck Okinawa Sunday delivering winds up to 124 miles per hour. Reports say the island suffered heavy damage to installations and property, with the worst feared to follow as the storm progressed.
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Aha
Okinawa
Grace
Peasaive Mage
United States
America
Tootami
Evie
Ema
Susie
March Of Dimes Editorial Page Note
A terse listing shows editorial and page navigation cues from the March Of Dimes edition. It references multiple page and section identifiers such as Page 1 Section 2 and Page 6 Section 5 for South Plains News, Agriculture, and a Sunday church item.
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March of Dimes
Neere Frepeend
South Plains of News
Area Agriculture
Sanday
Indians March On Portuguese Colony
New Delhi reports dawn march by volunteers toward the Goan border to liberate Portuguese India. The movement coincides with India’s seventh independence anniversary as Prime Minister Nehru states freedom ends only after foreign enclaves are eliminated. The broadcast gave few details beyond peaceful marching with the Indian flag.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Lubbock flier asks London to announce engagement
Kenneth Mayne Thompson, a Lubbock man who twice flew under London bridges to win a Texas Tech student, radiod from the mid Atlantic that the plan worked and he asked Miss Helen Brown of Olton to marry him. Mrs Brown says she is surprised but sees no harm. Thompson’s parents offer cautious approval as the couple awaits confirmation.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Ene Thompson
Lubbock
London
mid-Atlantic
Helen Brown
Texas Tech
Olton
Europe
E. Brown
Thompsos
Helen
Thompson
Miss Brown
Clay E. ‘Thompson
16Th St
Bill To Outlaw Reds Is Pushed By Senate Leaders
Sen Knowland announces plan to urge President Eisenhower to sign a law outlawing the Communist party. He speaks after Sen Humphrey raises concerns the House may water down or kill the Senate approved bill. House Republican leader Halleck plans a redesigned measure to same end.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Halleck
Indiana
Asia Pact Discussed at United Defense Conference
United States and seven other nations agreed on a September 6 foreign ministers meeting in Baguio to strengthen Southeast Asia defense and pursue economic cooperation. The eight nations include Great Britain France Zealand Thailand Pakistan and the Philippines. Dulles has urged united defense and possibly united action to check the Communist advance in Indochina.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Great Britain
France
Zealand
Thailand
Pakistan
Philippines
Baguio
Dulles
Indochina
United Defense
United Action
Southwest Pacific
State Department
Reds Moving In Loss Of Viet Nam Seen
Preston Grover reports from Paris on August 14 that despite the Indochinese armistice Viet Nam appears slipping from control of the Communists. Vietnamese groups once organized by the French are dissolving into rice paddies while Vietminh committees push propaganda in both north and south.
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Preston Grover Paris
Viet Nam
Red Vietminh
Paris
Hanoi
Sak
REDS
Lubbo[ck] Boy Prepares For Soap Box Derby Race
Rain drenches Akron on the eve of the All-American Soap Box Derby. Gerald Turberville, the Lubo champion, helps with derby activities as civic leaders and Chevrolet officials host a luncheon for the boys ahead of the event.
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Akron
C. W. Ratliff
Avalanche-Journal
Axron
Ohio
Gerald Turberville
Chevrolet
Weather Outlook for Lubbock Area Today and Tonight
Clear and partly cloudy with warm temperatures. A low around 70 degrees forecast for early today, followed by a high near 97. Southerly winds 10 to 20 miles per hour are expected.
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Lubbock and
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