Eisenhower approves expanded refugee processing plan
President Eisenhower ordered officials to be ready to admit more Hungarian refugees if quotas rise and directed agencies to continue processing applications despite full allocation. A White House conference with congressional leaders will decide any quota increase, as 21 500 remaining visas are processed with no interruption.
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U.S
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Austria
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White House
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Snyder
Addi
Air Gun Vandals Strike During Christmas Eve Damage
A wave of vandalism over Christmas Eve and night damaged windows totaling about 2 dollars in local areas. Air gun pellets caused most harm, with one instance a concrete chunk shattered a pane. The crimes occurred Monday or Tuesday night as officers investigated thefts including a pay phone and a break in at the Thrift House 213 N College.
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N. College
New Year Traffic Toll Sets New All Time High
Christmas to New Year road deaths soar past 700 for the first time in U S history. Officials predict toll may reach 1 000 as four day period ends with grim totals and forecasts. The bracero farm labor program expansion also reported with 445 000 Mexicans admitted this year.
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Jonal Coane
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Trucker from Aberdeen Pins Driver Beneath Six Tons of Eggs
A Scottish trucker from Aberdeen bound for London with 100000 eggs skidded on a slope near Egglestone Abbey toll bridge and trapped driver Martin Emslie under six tons of eggs until toll booth keepers freed him. The incident occurred during an odd mishap in the holiday season.
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Martin Emslie
Tienen
Aberdeen
London
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Toll
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Confessed Forger Ping Held. New Mexico Wanted
William G. Ping alias Steve Ralls surrendered to police in Texas after admitting a forgery spree estimated at 2400 dollars across six states since February. New Mexico authorities seek him for a forgery charge while Amarillo police pursue a possible link to a forged check connected to a second wife, though murder claims were unsubstantiated.
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Dayton
Ohio
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Lubbock
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Steve Ralls
Steve Rollins
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Amarillo
Lava Flow Could Have Sparks For Life On Earth
Dr Sidney W Fox of the Oceanographic Institute at Florida State University proposed that hot lava entering the ocean provided heat to convert simple organic materials in early seas into amino acids vitamins proteins nucleic acids and other compounds essential to life. The idea was shared at a symposium during the 13rd meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Other theories were discussed including lightning in a gas rich atmosphere.
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Frank Carey
New York
Earth
Florida
Sidney W. Fox
Oceanographic Institute
Florida State University
Good Morning In Today's Paper Dreath Extent Bared
The notice lists pages and sections from the edition with references to editorial and sports coverage. It indicates page numbers for editorial and sports content including national and state summaries. The phrase Dreath Extent Bared appears as a header or item in the front matter.
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State
Natl
Sumatra Cabinet Refuses To Resign Amid Crisis
Jakarta December reports Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo's government refuses to resign over the Sumatra army revolt. An eight hour emergency meeting ends with the cabinet of eight parties intact despite signs of coalition fracture. The Veterans Ipki party announced its withdrawal and other factions may follow.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Egypt Backtracks On Suez Cleanup Settlement
An Egyptian official said Egypt agreed with the United Nations on clearing the Suez Canal and Port Said dispatches, the multi million dollar task to remove wrecks began Wednesday. Cairo cited issues with the six UN principles and questioned salvage by British and French crews as Hammarskjold prepared a UN statement.
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Egyptian Canal Authority
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UN Sec
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Sinai Peninsula
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Hammarakjold
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Tech Coed Arrives For Annual Maid for Cotton Event
TEXAS Tech coed Sherry Sinex arrives in Memphis as part of a 23 cot tonbelt group for the Maid for Cotton event. Finalists begin contest activities with Wayleah Young of Oklahoma City due to arrive early Thursday. The Lubbock delegation traveled via four airplanes to Fort Worth before joining in Fort Worth Cotton industry events.
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Tenn
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Miss Sinex
J. A. Sinex Jr
Longview
Amon Carter Field
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Adenauer and Nehru Plan Short Conference in Germany
Bonn reported that Chancellor Adenauer and Indian Prime Minister Nehru would hold a one hour conference today as Nehru’s plane lands at Dusseldorf on its return to India. The talks touched on Soviet disarmament proposals and followed Nehru’s lengthy discussions with President Eisenhower during his U.S. visit.
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Nehru
Germany
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Jawaharlal Nehru
Dusseldorf
India
Eisenhower
U.S
Plan Stirs Dispute as SAC May Lose Fighters
A proposed nine-wing reduction by the Air Force faces opposition in Congress and from the White House budget process. The plan would cut three heavy transports and six fighter wings, threatening Strategic Air Command strength while defense budgets address new missiles and weapons.
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Fay
Ashington
Air Command
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
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Budget Bureau
White House
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International Ballistics Missile Force
Weather map page notes for Lubbock area
Fragmentary weather map brief for Lubbock and vicinity notes fair conditions with light variable winds. No specific temperatures or times are readable.
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Lubbock and Vicinity
Hungarian Delegation Seeks 11 Million Loan From Banks
The Associated Press reports a Hungarian delegation planned to approach bank officials for an 11 million dollar loan as Hungary struggles financially after the revolt against Communist rulers. The World Bank headquarters in Washington issued a statement denying any loan to the Hungarian government, amid press and radio reports of such appeals.
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International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
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