Crackdown Looms In Cuba Case Of Newsman Involved
Cuba accuses James C. Buchanan of involvement in the escape of a young war criminal from Pinar del Rio jail. Buchanan, a Miami Herald reporter, denies being in Miami at the time. He was seized in Havana while offering aid to the escapee and held for possible charges as military authorities plan further action.
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Josep A. Taylor Javana
UPI
Cuba
James C. Buchenan
Miami
Asla
Herrald
Young
Pinarydel Rio
Havana
Buchanan
Yoong
Military
al. Blanket
Herald
John McMullin
Buchhanan
Army
Newsman
Judging Starts Tonight Yule Lighting To Go On At Homes
A large Lubbock Christmas Lighting Contest opens with 121 entries. Lights will glow 6 to 10 p.m. across nine homes in three divisions, with a Sunday publication of results and a Yule Trail road guide.
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Opal Dixon Avalanche-Journal
E Lights
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Yule Trail Pages
Drug firms accused of gouging public by 750 million
Seymour N. Blackman testified before the Senate Anti trust Subcommittee alleging that major pharmaceutical houses gouge the American public by at least 750 million dollars yearly. He and two New Jersey firms argued that big firms control pricing through patents and advertising, limiting consumer choice in prescription drugs.
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Fred
Hofeman
Lackman
Blackm
New Jersey
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Senate
Congress
Hey
China India Dispute Discussed Amid War and Diplomacy
President Eisenhower urged global mobilization of science and resources for a noble war against hunger while India’s Prime Minister Nehru hinted at talks with an American visitor on the border dispute with Red China. Nehru spoke at a fall ceremony, noting dangers as crowds watched.
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Delhi
India
Eisenhower
Nehru
Red China
State Department Veteran Raised to Assistant Secretary
Washington AP Foy D. Kohler a Foreign Service veteran of 28 years was sworn in Sunday as assistant secretary of state for European affairs by President Eisenhower. Secretary Herter praised Kohler and Kohler will attend a NATO meeting in Paris and a Western summit conference next week after a recess appointment and Senate renomination.
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Washington
Foy D. Kohler
Foreign Service
A ‘Tate
Christian A. Verter
Kohler
Eisenhower
Senate
Herter
Paris
Funds To Be Spent On More Reliable Missiles
The government scrapped its Vega rocket program to concentrate on more powerful rockets with proven reliability. NASA will divert six Atlas sets to other programs and rely on Centaur for deep space probes while Vega tasks shift to Atlas-Agena. Vega, sister to Atlas Able, failed Nov. 26 with a 372 pound moon satellite. See ROCKET Page.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
U.S
Atlas
Space Agency
Vega
Centaur
Jfor
Atlas-Agens
Agena
Atlas-Agena
Atlas-Able
Atlas Able
Moon
Goodfellows Drive Totals Reach 5455.97 In Lubbock
Contributions to the Lubbock Goodfellows drive Friday totaled 5455.97, bringing the campaign’s overall donations to 5455.97. The anonymous group of local businessmen continues its 26th annual effort to collect names of needy families, with the report deadline set for Wednesday.
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Lubbock Goodfellow
The
Goodfellows
Lubbock
Good Goodfellows
Avonsmoos
Don Davis
Martin
Rie
Car Stewart
Previeusis
Law
Avalanche Journal
Mexican Official Urges Businesses Boost Ties Across Border
Mexican ambassador Antonio Carrillo Flores told a U S audience that businessmen are better positioned than officials to foster understanding between Mexico and the United States. His remarks came during a three day visit that overlapped with Texas Tech commencement for 12 Mexican students and a Good Neighbor Commission meeting.
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Antonio Carrillo-Flores
U.S
Carrillo Flores
Texas Tech
Good Neighbor Commission
City of Hope
City Lions Clubs
Texas Tech Cosmopolitan Club
World Travelers Committee
The
Tech Union
Lubbock
Mexico
United States
Texas
Fredom
Carrillo-Flores
Chute Test Is Success From White Sands Flight
Capt. Joe Kittinger jumped from 74 700 feet at White Sands New Mexico and a 28 foot parachute opened at 17 200 feet to steady his fall during a high altitude test for the Air Force Aeromedical Laboratories. The test followed a 12 mile balloon descent and contrasted with his 116 mile prior leap. He called the flight enjoyable and noted the main chute opened automatically to deploy. The event supports continued high altitude research at Wright Air Development Center Ohio and involved stabilization parachutes and timing that prevented excessive spinning.
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White Sands
N.M
Joe Kitting
Space
Desert
Kittinger
Uttle
Air Force
Aero- Medical Laboratories
Wright Air Development Center
Ohio
Debt: A Man Spends What He Says He Earns
A concise quotation notes debt as a man spends what he tells friends he earns, reflecting frugal living or caution about income. It appears among various newspaper sections including editorials, women’s news, sports, and markets. The item reads as a wry remark on financial behavior rather than a full article.
Real Beds for Orphaned Mother and Daughters in Michigan
An orphanage raised mother and her two young daughters slept in real beds and found food after Grosse Pointe Shores police stopped Delores Zamptein for speeding and questioned suitcases and clothing. The community group funded overdue rent, boarded home fees, groceries, and a job for the mother as a housekeeper. The case highlights aid from the Grosse Pointe-Cris Club and local authorities.
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A. F. Mahan Etrot
Grosse Pointe Shores
Delores Louise Zamptein
Grosse Pointe — Cris
Fred Buemling
Ace Potts Shores
Josein
Polores Louise Stud
Grand Rapids
Mich
Orphans Spend Christmas at Macy’s in NYC
About 1,200 orphans from 23 New York City homes toured Macy’s 2.0 million square foot store, each with $5 to spend. Financed by the New York Junior Chamber of Commerce, they visited departments, breakfasted in the cafeteria, and received candy, a coloring set, and help from clerks when needed. Some lost funds were replenished, and the event aimed to bring a moment of joy during the holidays.
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Manhattan
New York
Macy's Department Store
Joe
Weather Map Page 6 B Lubbock Vicinity Forecast Notes
Weather map page for Lubbock area shows mostly fair conditions with westerly winds increasing to 20 to 28 mph this afternoon. Low temperature around 34 degrees, high near 60. Hourly readings for the night show 8 pm to midnight values. humidity around 86 percent, with minimums and maximums noted. Precipitation and hour-by-hour temperatures for the four hours ending at midnight are listed for stations from Dallas to El Paso.
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Ung
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