Fall Near Tulsa Is 4 Inches Heavy Rains Hit Plains
A storm across the High Plains dropped up to four inches in extreme northeastern sections and spurred flooding concerns in South Texas with up to 10 inches in some areas. The system caused traffic slowdowns in Houston and other major routes while fog and a heat wave dipped across the nation. Lubbock County remained dry as the storm split near the area, with towns like Quitaque and Happy recording various rainfall amounts and Tulsa noting a 3:30 p.m. shower.
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South
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Houston
New York
Hudson River
Ity
Omaha
Neb
South Plains
Lubbock County
Quitaque
Lubbock Municipal
Lubbock
Happy
Kress
Hereford
Morris Farm
Tulsa
Highway Department
Brownfield
Littlefield
Plains
Lamesa
Seminole
Post
Ralls
Crosbyton
Matador
Floydada
Senate Pushes Aid Bills to President as Deadline Near
The Senate approved two key measures in a swift session. A 74 to 0 vote sent federal medical aid to the elderly in need to the White House, then a 56 to 31 vote restored 191 million of 265 million cut from President Eisenhower's foreign aid request.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Honshu
House
U. S
Iire
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Han-i
Della
Nixon Hospitalized With Knee Infection Delays Campaign Schedule
Vice President Richard Nixon was hospitalized at Walter Reed after a knee injury worsened by infection. Doctors described the condition as hemolytic staphylococcus aureus and said antibiotics and rest should allow a return to campaigning around Sept. 12.
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Richard M. Mixon
Nixon
Walter Reed Hospital
Herbert G. Klein
Ixon
Greensboro
N.C
Klein
John F. Kennedy
Republican National Committee
American Bar Assa
Jackson
Miss
Charleston
W.va
United Press International
New York
Vice Presi Bee
Middle East Crisis Looms After Bombs Kill Jordan Premier
Amman blasts kill Premier Haza Al Majali and damage the foreign ministry. A curfew is imposed, martial law declared, and Bahjat Talhouni named as new prime minister, as troops patrol Amman and airports close. King Hussein is unharmed.
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Haza al- Majali
Foreign Ministry
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Middle East
Bahaddin Mahmoud
Foreign Affairs
Assem Altali
Department of
Tourism
Gamal Majali
Hussein
Bahjat Talhouni
Talhouni
Seatrain
Georgia
Savannah
Tel
Edgewater
N.J
Beirut
Herter lauds action as 19 nations unite against Soviet Cuba
In San Jose Costa Rica Christian A Herter says nineteen American republics align to counter Sino Soviet efforts to gain influence in the region. He notes the declaration targets Castro indirectly and stresses continental unity and peace despite two absent nations at the conference closing.
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Calred Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Hensephers
Christian A.' Herter
Cuba
Cogeee
Heriter
Midland Child Crushed By Driverless Car
A Midland accident at a children's party left 2 year old Anne Marie Frantz dead after a sister pressed reverse and a younger brother hit the gas as a door opened. Police said the tragedy was an accident and cited family residents Ronald and Mrs Frantz.
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Midland
Anne Marie Frantz
John Farrell
Rebecca Mae Frantz
Rebecca
Anne Marie
Farrell
Ronald R. Frantz
News Under NEW RIOTS HIT CONGO
Editorials and columns discuss new riots in Congo with emphasis on political strife and international reaction. Sports and market pages are listed but no game details or figures are provided in the fragment. The notice hints at broader coverage across multiple sections.
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Congo
First bale of 1960 cotton ginned in Lubbock County
The first bale of 1960 cotton in Lubbock County was ginned at the O D McCoy Gin in Lubbock shortly after 6:30 p m with 402 pounds of lint from 1610 pounds of seed cotton bought at 50 cents a pound. Seed sold for 50 per ton plus a 12 per ton bonus to the first bale producers. The Nissar Brown bale planted April 9 and irrigated twice set a bloom in mid June two weeks earlier than expected. A Seminole bale of 450 pounds from 1800 pounds of seed cotton was also produced with a $100 premium awarded.
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Tom Id
Ubbock County
O. D. McCoy
Lubbock
B. L. McCasland
South Plains
Keener
Troy ‘Thomas
Acuff
Calnon ‘County
A. C. Ward
Seminole
Seminole Chamber of Commerce
John Cockerham
Ward
Senate approves resolution on recess appointments to Supreme Court
The Senate passed a resolution urging the President not to make recess appointments to Supreme Court justices except under unusual circumstances. The 48 to 37 vote split along party lines with most Democrats supporting the measure and most Republicans opposing.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Supreme Court
Powers Faints at Airport Amid Plea for Her Husband
Barbara Powers collapsed upon arriving from Paris as she pressed the U S government for help on behalf of Frances Gary Powers the U 2 pilot sentenced to ten years by a Soviet court She recovered at the airport health building and later spoke to reporters saying she had made appeals to the Presidium without response She planned to seek more action from the government and then returned to Washington with her mother and a family friend
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Barbara Powers
New York
Idlewild
Paris
Francis Powers
Associated Press
York
U.S
Frances Gary Powers
Airport Health
Brunete
Presidium of the
Soviet Union
Monten Brown
James Baugh
63 Die As Air France Plane Crashes Off Senegal
An Air France four engine Super Constellation carrying 63 people including 10 children vanished near Dakar on a third attempt to land. Weather was poor and no survivors were found after search efforts. Early reports indicated most deaths occurred in the crash with 40 bodies recovered and 20 more observed.
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Air France
Paris
Abidjan
Dakar-Yott Field
Cape
Africa
Probe
Lucien Boirre
Boitre
France
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