Senate Committee Approves Chamizal Treaty Dispute Moves On
Senate Foreign Relations panel votes 18 to 0 to back a treaty ending the Chamizal boundary case with Mexico. The pact draws mixed reactions from Senators Fulbright Mansfield Yarborough and Tower, who urged or debated approval and state legislature input amid debate over arbitration and ownership.
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Ren
Washington Sap
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mevico
Senate
William Fulbright
D.ark
U.S- Mexico
U.S. Senate
Chamizal
Rio Grande
Mexico
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Tower
John Tower
R-Tex
Texas
Tam
Tte
Yarborough
Ralph Yarborough
Dpex
United
U.S
Fulbright
Thers
Fulebright
Fred Herves
EL Base
EL Pase
College Meet GIST Ts Change Pattern of Student Citizenship
More than 200 students from four states attend a three day meet hosted by Tech's Union. The afternoon highlight was Region 9 officer elections splitting into two regions next year. Howard Head of Richardson was elected Region chairman, with delegates from MGM University and Tu lane University elected as first vice chairs. Activities include workshops staff sessions and a meeting. A luncheon at 12 15 pm features Kenneth Hobbs who will deliver the summary address. The meet ends with a vote on the 1961 AC conference site.
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Tech
Inn
Texas
Arkansas
Lousiana
New Chatman
Howard
Richardson
Wars Mgm University
Margaret Saetre
Fare
Miss
Tulane University
First Vine
Tedtay
News
Tech Union
Kenneth Hobbs
Lubbock
Olson
Napa Calif
Brigham Young University
Palace
Frank Turner
Independence
Latwal
First Methodist Church
Signia
Order of
Prince Philip
Sia
Church of Jesus Christ
Seyyid
Jamshid bin Abdulla
New Mexico
Okla
Homa
Dis
Cardiff
Saturn-L
Ave. M
Wales
Talks Cease Pullman Porters Schedule Strike
The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters ends negotiations and calls a strike set to begin Friday. About 4,000 porters, employed on Pullman and other rail lines, seek 1 cent an hour wage increases and a 25 cent rate rise, with top pay at 4.20 per month.
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Pullman Porters
A. Philip
Rbdolph
Afl-Cio
Strom
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Mormon missionaries arrive in Lubbock and beyond
LDS missionaries Jeff Fewer and Lawrence of Albany narrate a Dallas Love Field landing drama aboard a Continental Viscount en route to Carswell AFB. Diary notes reveal tense moments, wills written on scratch pads, and calm amidst a near-mishap. Missionaries Olson and Long depart for Lubbock to begin months of service after arrival in Texas.
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Continental Airlines
Dallas Lave Field
Carswell Afb
Jeff Fewer
Dallas
Oeal
Lawrence
Albany
Mitford Johnson
Woo Tex
Jake
Dan
Fort Stockton
Dale
Carswell
Langer
Captor White
John Campbell
White
Dallas Love Field
Tas
Long
Johns Olson
Church of Jesus Christ of
Von Braun May Reveal Space Surprise Amid Reds Talk
Wernher von Braun predicted Moscow allies may spring a space surprise as NASA readies the first private built Saturn SA booster for launch from Cape Kennedy. He spoke after critics pressed for a fair trial in the Ruby trial and a Bar Association clash over publicity.
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von Braun
Dallas
Jack Wey
Baeyer
Avime Kiilay
Hise Tees
Lee Harvey Oswald
Molen Beth
Kuby
Presi
Kuhn
Memphis
Tenn
Sid Belli
Astor
Ruby
Jett Greer
Tulsa
Newligence and Compensation “Attorneys
Oklahoma
Belli
von Train
New Orleans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Kennedy
Nely
Joutaltimn
Senate approval trims foreign aid powers and population clause
The Senate and House conference weakened aid controls, deleting restrictions on aid to Communist nations and striking a birth control provision. The compromise keeps President discretionary authority, with $1 billion for military aid and funds for development, Latin America Alliance, contingency, and defense pact support, amid party splits.
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Senate
Conforces
Sen
Joseph S Chirk
Sid
Clark
House
J W. Fulbright
Ark
Alliance For Progress In
Latin America
Livestock Show Slated Today At Texas Tech
The 148 percent Little International Jock Show at Texas Tech begins today in the pavilion with events in harness, milking, and cattle judging. A new fraternity event has been added. Officials include County Agent Raymond King of Tahoka and Raymond King, Buddy Winter, Darr, and others from Lubbock and Guthrie. An auction following the show will sell 100 animals.
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Tech Block
Lem
Tech Livestock Avalon
Fesas ‘Tech Antibushandey Department
Ir Griffin
Buddy Winter
Idalon
Dames Darr
Lubbock
Body
Guthrie
Sidne Tech
Teil Oliver
Kent Bennett
Charles Stamfort
Bill King
Miners Hold Hostages as Appeals Fail in Bolivia
In La Paz, Bolivian miners refuse to free hostages including four Americans after leftist union leaders demanded government actions. Vice President Lechin warns of resignation and presses for release of imprisoned red unionists, amid unclear response from President Paz Estenssoro.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
APS
Fin
Arlier
Juan Lechin
Andes Minine
Aith
Agene Victor
Brooklyn
H Fother
la Pag
Levhin
Tin Miners Union
Victor Paz Estenssorn
Lechin
Sine Miners Union
Tevhin
Paternment Party
Aposal
Arehe Fhishnpy
Adel Antezsna
Leehin
Lam
Federics Escobar
Irines Pimentel
Two Puppet Shows At City Library Invitees Attend
The City Library Children's Department invites patrons to two puppet programs today in the library. A first show runs earlier with a repeat at 10:30. The two paper plays are No Christmas Tree This Year and Candonce in Candyland, created by local students with Sunset Arts department support.
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Libbock
Snaktin
Sunset Arts Department
Tews Tech
Terh
Veteran printer Mac recalls fifty years in Floydada and beyond
Retired printer Mac from Floydada reflects on a career spanning Lexington Enterprise beginnings in 1918, The Ro chhule Reporter, The Matador Bone and Hesperian Publishing. He recalls learning on a Model 19 and Linotype, hand setting for decades, wartime service, Baylor Lariat work, and a lifelong craft preserving family ties in Texas.
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Floydada
Homer Steen
Hesperian Publishing Co
Lexington
Texas
Neely J. Hamilton
Esitar
Vaughn
Mac
John Yston Cook
Rochhule
Mr. Maid
Cenas
Hesperian
Matador Bone
Doug Meador
MerchanTS Ministers Move On Blue Law Compliance
A Friday mid day push by Downtowne Merchants Inc and local ministers seeks voluntary Sunday closing to enforce the blue law. Leaders said the open Thursday night meeting set the plan, with church officials split between support and opposition and County Attorney Fred Nest pledging prosecutions for violations.
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Inhney Audhock
Downtowen Merchants, Inc
Notte Andaay
Sid Cie Epps
Downeanon
Argineeryhely
Lubberk
Sundbox
Atty
Fred Nest
Woman Killed In Train Derailment Tragedy
London reports a rush hour commuter train derailed on an underground section of track. A woman died and 230 people were seriously injured requiring medical treatment as police and fire crews recovered casualties by flare light. Dozens of other trains faced delays up to an hour.
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London
Oil Companies May Announce Merger Talks
New York AP reports Atlantic Refining Co. and Union Oil Co. of California are in early merger talks. Heads said discussions are only in initial stages and no agreement has been reached. Atlantic president Henson Supplee Jr. commented on the discussions.
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New York
Atlantic Refining Co
Union Oil Co
California
Campa.s
Henson Supplee Jr
Res
Tamales Face Shucks Shortage as Imports Tighten
San Antonio tamale makers say new health related import rules raise shuck costs from 20 to 5 cents per pound and threaten Christmas tamale sales. Producers Ralph Veloso and Robert Ramirez call the rule ineffective, while RE Belasco Jr urges U S Rep Honea rles to lift restrictions. Austria labor surplus.
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San Antonio
Pis Tness
Mexico
RE. Belasco Jr
General Buanacer
Antizes Food Company
U.S
Rep
Honeredles
D-Texs
Washington
Food & Drug
George Patrick
Ralph Veloso
Robert Ramirez
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Wernher von Braun
Tos
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