Civic group dinner lauds police chief long service
The Citizens Tra c tie Gouneil honored W. E. Medlock as its No. 1 man for over a decade at a dinner in Lubbock. Attendees urged a patrolman or sergeant from the police department to join future talks, stressing the value of underdiscussion outreach and civic leadership.
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Murrell
Webi
Lubbock
Ahat
Ent
W. E. Medlock
CTC
Medlock
Council
Disarmament Talks Advance as US and Russia Seek Treaty
leaked summaries describe a Geneva to Washington plan for a new postwar disarmament treaty. It envisions destruction of hundreds of US and Russian bombers, UN supervision, and Senate ratification battles. Officials debate including other nations and broader arms budget cuts.
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Moecone
Washington
Geneva
Allen
Eeee
United Nations
St. Beg
UU. S
U.S
Johnson
Senate
Congress
Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Ikremlin
Bennett Cerf Time Off To Laugh In Las Vegas
Mike Connolly reports in Las Vegas on Mitzi Gaynor's opening night as a Sands Hotel act. A guest complains about a snoring roommate during a late night disturbance. Cassie world warns readers about contaminated American meat and health risks.
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Mike Connolly
Las Vegas
Mitzi Gaynor
Sands Hotel
San Francisco
West Texas Water Institute discussed at Tech conference
Dean R Gerald W Thomas of Texas Tech urged formation of a West Texas Water Institute to address regional water issues and improve management. He suggested SAMW could unite business and civic groups to accelerate practical results while noting gender dynamics in the debate.
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R. Gerald W. Thomas
Division of Agriculture
Texas Tech
Texas
Mark
Avenue Q
Twain
Tech
West ‘Texas Water Institute
Dean Thomas
Lubbock
Society For Arte
Advancement of Manage
Taonga
Tomrow
Reme
Weather forecasts stir debate on future winters
An editorial discusses the enduring public interest in weather, noting forecasts for colder winters, past warming trends in the Northern Hemisphere, and competing theories about a potential new long cold or warming cycle. Scientists caution that predictions are uncertain while lay readers weigh two main schools of thought.
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Mary Ices
Their
National Geographic Society
Chinese Ties Seen in Puerto Rico Troubles
Victor Riesel reports that Beijing aims to sow unrest in Puerto Rico by undercover Spanish speaking operatives trained in Havana. The plot involves Chinese Cuban cooperation and aims to provoke police and military action against Puerto Rican youths and unions.
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Rownsville
Tex
Peking
Puerto Rico
Agja-Afi
Paniamalia
San Juan
Brazil
Havana
Chinese Communist Outreach Aimed at Puerto Rican Youth
A 1963 letter from Chinese Communist youth federations urges Puerto Rican students to promote a break with the United States and to campaign against U S military bases in Puerto Rico. The document warns against U S imperialists and calls for unity among Puerto Rican youth to support national liberation movements in the region.
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Peking Organization
Communist Youth and University Students’ Federations
A& Ah
Puerto: Rico
Stupents’ Federation For Independence
Etter Independence
World Radio and Press
National Liberation
Asia
Attica
Latin America
Wall
U.S
Puerto Rico
IME
Albizia Campese
Harry Truman
House of Representatives
Press Lang Summary of 1961-02-04 Daily Page
A scanned page from the February 4 1961 edition shows scattered text fragments in multiple columns. It mentions daily publication lines, pricing notes such as three dollar totals and various names including Texan Daily and Hearst Menthe. The legible items are sparse and largely unreadable, with no clear news events or coherent articles to summarize.
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Mos
Joan
Fether
Love and Fame Intersect in Paris With Gregory Peck
Earl Wilson recalls a playful encounter in Paris where Gregory Peck, amid a press bustle, shares compliments as Veronique recounts a past date. A diverging detail mentions a Schweitzer interview and champagne in a Waldorf setting, reflecting old Hollywood chatter.
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Paris
Wilson
Greg
Veronique
Alteere Sehielindy
Waldorf ‘Towers
Dr. Schweitzer
Joan’ Paul
Teens and Parents Argue Over Evening Rules and Dates
A feature on how teen rules shape family life ranges from early curfews to social plans. It notes that teens pressure for leniency, while parents seek a middle ground through cooperation and shared standards. The piece also mentions cultural notes on dating, media, and public figures.
Across and Through the Medievl Word Puzzle Scrambled
A fragmented crossword style item with scattered clues and numbers. The text lists medieval, warble, extreme, abounding, Gouge, yam, knitting, pushed out, Moslem holy man and other terms mixed with numbers and stray letters suggesting a puzzle grid.
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