Weekend Violence In Texas Claims At Least 18 Lives
Ten people died in traffic crashes over the weekend as snow ice and rain slowed travel across Texas. The Associated Press tally covers 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday and lists multiple fatalities including Jimmy Dean Rosenbacher 18 of Merryville Louisiana and others in Mount Vernon Karnack Harlingen Odessa San Antonio Fort Worth and nearby areas plus a gas heater accident in Lubbock and a shooting incident involving a Bellaire couple.
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Associated Press
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Jimmy Dean Rosenbacher
Merryville
Kirbyville
T. L. Bulin
Bogota
George Willis ‘Parker
Mount Vernon
Tillis Watson
Karnack
Myron Waugh
Marsh
Caddo Lake
Gil Vargas
Harlinger
Dolores
Odessa
Thomas O'Neal
Oscar Joseph Scheire
San Antonio
Bellaire
Houston
Sugar Land
Thomas Milton Act
Juela Torres
Lubbock
Genaro Florez Florez
Lamesa
John Franklin Northcutt
Fort Worth
Walter Falangan
Veterans’ Hospital
Temple
Waco
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Paul R. Barrera
U.S.7
Dalhart
Sophia Walker
Boyd
Carly
Burns
Goodfellows Drive Supports Lubbock Charity Group
A longstanding Goodfellows drive in Lubbock sustains a diverse volunteer group that operates on a minimal budget. For about $1 per child, they provide toys, fruit, and nuts, relying on rock bottom purchases and collective effort. The December financial drive has generally met needs, though funds were depleted in 1957.
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Atlanta Negroes Hold March and Prayer Meetings in Downtow n
Thousands of Atlanta Negroes joined a dawn prayer meet at Morris Brown College and a downtown march near Five Points as leaders assess impact on the drive to end segregation in downtown dining. The event followed student sit-ins and long boycott pressure, with no current plans for further demonstrations.
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Augusta National Golf Club
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White House
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Hagerty
Lincoln Emancipation
Macon
Jacksonville
Fla
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Anta Journal- Constitution
Injured Professor In Fair Condition After Wagon Crash
Kline A. Nall, Texas Tech English professor, remained in fair condition at Methodist Hospital after a Sunday train station wagon collision on FM 1294 north of here. He had shoulder and head injuries and was thrown 222 feet from the vehicle. the car was torn apart when struck by a train.
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Methodist Hospital
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Ghosts Fail To Impress The Average Person
A scientist in Cambridge tested how ordinary people react to ghosts by wearing a white sheet among tombstones at St Peter's Church. Two assistants hid nearby to calm anyone becoming hysterical, but most onlookers remained skeptical or uninterested, with about half saying they saw nothing ghostly.
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Airman Held By Russians Writes Parents Of Injury
Air Force Capt. Bruce Olmstead, held in Moscow after his bomber was shot down, writes his parents that Soviet doctors report a fractured vertebra with six weeks in traction and six more weeks immobile. His wife Gail Olmstead remains in Plainfield New Jersey awaiting their second child due in March.
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N.Y
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Tonganoxie
Kan
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Moscow
Mansfield Backs Johnson and Filibuster Reform
Mansfield says Lyndon B. Johnson should succeed the Vice President and urges unity to pass the new president's program. He warns that filibuster rigidity may block civil rights reform, calling for a united Democratic Party despite possible rule changes.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Mansfield
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