India Defends Borders as Chinese Attacks Rise
India braces for possible military action after Communist Chinese troops attack border posts south of Tibet and seize parts of India's northeast frontier agency. Nehru vows defense while seeking a peaceful settlement, as Indian forces move to take direct control of the 35,000 mile frontier territory amid reinforcements.
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Watson
Delhi
India
Nehru
Inc
Dia
Northeast Frontier Agency
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Assam Rifles
Ladaith
Kashmir
New Delhi
Peiping
Assam
Washington
U.S
Asia
State Department
Red
Foreign Ministry
Sen
Eisenhower Vetoes $1.2 Billion Water Projects Bill
President Eisenhower vetoed a 1.206 billion flood control and water projects bill amid House override plans led by Speaker Sam Rayburn. The veto clips 67 unbudgeted projects, citing fiscal responsibility and future costs, with over 1.1 billion spent this year on water programs already.
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Fred
Hoffman Ashington
Eisenhower
Congress
United States
White House
Capitol Hill
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Eisenhowler
Europe
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bueau
Ike
Page
Missing Methodist ministers shock Leonard and Bonham
The Rev Don Hutto and Mrs Nancy Caldwell wife of Rev Jack Caldwell vanished after a revival in Leonard and were last seen together. Hutto resigned at Leonard First Methodist Church and Caldwell pastored Clark Methodist Bonham. The couple, in their mid twenties, left Aug 19 for Paris where Hutto submitted his resignation. Caldwell had been trusted by Bonham church board. Leonard awaits a new preacher. Mrs Caldwell declined Bonham teaching offer and returned to her parents with their daughter.
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United Press International
Ednard
Denison Herald
Don Hutto
Nancy Caldwell
Hutto
Leonard
First Methodism
Caldwell
Clark Methodist
Bonham
Paris
Tex
Caldwells
Ralph Elkins
Bonham Church Board
Elkins
Leonard Methodist Church
John Dillon
Mrs. Caldwell
Paris High School
Granite City
Jessie N. Harper
Thebes
Cotton imports key to future of industry says official
J M Cheatham of Dundee Mills told Plains Cotton Growers here that the future of raw cotton and textiles hinges on bringing imports under fair control. He noted higher investment by cotton growers and spinners for long-range growth and urged policymaking to balance duties and quotas while the meeting heard about a $174,700 budget for research and programs.
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Duane Howel
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Municipal Auditorium
J. M. Cheatham
Dundee Mills, Inc
Griffin
Cheatham
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute, Inc
Central Trade Association of
Plains
W. O. Fortenberry
Lubbock
Wilmer Smith
New Home
Roy Forkner
France Ready to Proceed with Sahara Nuclear Tests
The Soviet Union said it will not resume nuclear tests if the West suspends, while France plans to go ahead with Sahara tests despite protests. The United States and Britain extended their test moratorium, aiming for progress in three-power talks, as De Gaulle toured Algeria and could not comment.
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Tass
Soviet Union
Saa
Eqimy
OSCOW
Washington
United States
Britain
France 4
Sahara
de Gaulle
Algeria
Space Plane Hop Delayed At Edwards Air Force Base
At Edwards Air Force Base California a fuel line leak delayed the X-15 rocket plane’s first power flight. Test pilot Scott Crossfield expressed disappointment yet viewed the postponement as not a real calendar setback. He spent over two hours in the suit as technicians worked on the hydrogen peroxide system despite 90 degree heat.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
APA
Scott Crossfield
Ife
Crossfield
Walther-Hargerty’s Retort and Radio TV Programs
A compact survey notes editorials and columns on HAGERTY’S RETORT, radio and TV listings, and sports scores across sections B and C. It mentions area farm news on page 10 and a comic dictionary entry describing Harp as a musical instrument enjoyed by many during stage breaks.
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Hagerty
Comic Dictionary
Heavy South Plains showers taper off with scattered rains
Weather report notes thundershowers across the South Plains with Lamesa and Slaton reporting measurable rain, temperatures dipping in Lubbock, and forecast for a 94 degree high. Areas from Tahoka to Andrews recorded traces to over an inch, while Big Spring had minor rainfall and a quiet forecast for later. The region joined a statewide trend of easing showers as storms shift toward northern Mexico.
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South Plains
Lamesa
Slaton
Lubbock
Reese Air Force Base
Weather Bureau
Tahoka
Seagraves
Dayton
Meadow
Post
Plains
Denver City
Seminole
Andrews
Spur
Big Spring
Texas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Presidio
Redford
Cable car plunge in Brazil kills twenty workers
In Sao Paulo a wooden trolley car broke loose from a suspension cable and plunged down a mountainside. Twenty were killed and several injured, with three reported missing. All victims were Sao Paulo Light and Power Co employees returning from a mountain top installation between Sao Paulo and Santos.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Sao Paulo Light and Power Co
Sanl Paulo
Santos
Queen Elizabeth Welcomes Eisenhower in Balmoral Visit
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan prepared for talks with key Western leaders as Secretary Herter and Foreign Secretary Lloyd aligned views on Soviet relations. Eisenhower’s Scotland trip included a royal welcome, a quiet discussion with the Queen and absent friends, and notes on disarmament moves amid a liminal path to UN negotiations.
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Eisenhower
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
London
Prince Philip
Fisenhower
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Britain
United States
Harold Macmillan
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Soviet Union
Cy Eddy Gilmore
Almoral
Aberdeen
Balmoral
Gate
Evet
Elizabeth
Mamie
Atlantic
West
Nikita Khrushchev
IEE
Irving Blonde Is Named Miss Wool for 1960
Miss Carrel Currie of Irving Texas, a 19 year old hazel eyed blonde, was crowned Miss Wool of America for 1960 in San Angelo. Judy Eileen, a 20 year old brunette from Bakersfield California, was named alternate. They were chosen from 20 candidates based on talent and personality in the National Wool Growers pageant. A bathing suit contest was held for the first time this year.
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San Angelo
Carrel Currie
Irving
Tex
National
Judy Eileen
Baklersfield
Calif
Notus satellite relay plan for global military radio
Washington sights a space aged system of satellite relay stations to provide instant, interference free two way communications for global reach. Notus would connect bomber forces with headquarters under a Defense Department effort. General Electric and Bendix divisions win contracts to develop the satellite vehicle and communications subsystem as the Air Force leads the program.
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Crean
Ashington
Defense Department
Tast
Score
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Strategic Air Command
Philadelphia Missile and Space Division
General Fledtric Co
Ann Arbor, Mich
Bendix Aviation Corp
Air Force
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Weather Map Page 3 A Lubbock and Vicinity Forecast
Weather map page reports clear to partly cloudy for Lubbock and vicinity with a morning low of 68 and an afternoon high of 44. Scattered thundershowers possible, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Data includes sun rise and set times and humidity readings for today and tonight.
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Migaigh
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Topeka
Kan
Ridgeway
Frontier Defense
PCG
Mate
Bristol
England
Purvis
Decisi
Reds
KFYO
Avaienche-Joureal Station
News Wnderx
United Nations
Neva
Dothan
Ala
Ralph McCord
Irving Blonde
Miss Wool
Space Radio Project
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