Colorado Brewery Chief Adolph Coors III Missing in Colorado
Adolph Coors III, 44, head of the Coors brewery empire, is missing with fears of kidnapping. His running station wagon was found abandoned on a dirt road near Denver, bloodstains noted, and FBI agents joined a large search across three counties. Coors family connections and corporate leadership are described as authorities investigate the disappearance.
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Colorado Brewery
Gorden
Colo
Adolph Coors III
Denver
Art Wermuth
Coors
Jefferson County
FBI
Adolph Coors Co
Golden
Wermuth
Morrison
Foothills
Mary Grant Coors
Soda Lakes
Coors Company
Adolph Coors
Adolph Coors Jr
Hawaii
Exeter Academy
Bonds Are Sold Here for Lubbock District
Trustees of the Lubbock Independent School District sold 2 million dollars in 20 year bonds to a Morgan Guaranty headed syndicate at an effective rate of 3.595146 percent. About 35 banks participated in the bidding with First National Bank of Dallas offering 3.61117 percent and Columbian Securities Co. 3.6330 percent. The gross interest cost was 770,500 dollars with a premium of 239.80 dollars.
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Lubbock Independent School District
Morgan Guaranty of New York
First National Bank of Dallas and Associates
Columbian Securities Co. and Associates
Texas Tech coed found safe after campus disappearance
Anita Joyce Cantrell, a 22 year old Texas Tech freshman majoring in business administration, vanished during registration confusion on campus last Wednesday and was found safe in San Francisco Tuesday while seeking work. She wrote letters to her mother in Grand Prairie and a friend in Lubbock describing a bus trip to San Francisco and rain soaking California.
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Texas Tech
Clovis
California
San Francisco
Eisenhower pushes modified wheat plan to Congress
President Eisenhower unveiled a modified farm program urging Congress to fix the wheat surplus. He warned the price supports and production controls must be eased while noting the cost to the government runs about 1,000 dollars per minute. GOP welcomed the shift. Democrats urged stronger action and sought cooperation with the administration.
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Jerry T. Bausch Ashington
Eisenhower
Congress
GOP
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Dulles to Be Recalled After Senate Confusion Over Testimony
Senate investigators reported confusion between CIA Chief Allen Dulles and Gen. Nathan Twining about Russia missile testimony. Dulles to be recalled to clarify his statements after a closed door session with the Joint Chiefs chairman. Twining, optimistic at a public session, disagreed with calls for more missiles and submarines to push a continuous airborne bomber alert.
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Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Preparedness and Space Committee
Dulles
Russia
U.S
United States
Frogmen Begin Dive Search For Submarine Near Golfo Nuevo
Navy frogmen prepare exploratory dives in Golfo Nuevo to locate a submarine seen on radar and sonar scopes over the past 10 days. The area is sealed to commercial traffic for tactical reasons with no further details given.
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Buenos Aires
UPS
Golfo Nuevo
Dust Storm Ravages Texas Driving Tragedy and Damage
A massive dust storm swept across Texas for more than 600 miles driven by ARRICANE forces. Wind carried thousands of tons of dust and sand. A pilot flew blind into a mountain. A schoolgirl was thrown under a bus. The storm caused extensive casualties and destruction.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Dust storm blinds Texas as injuries rise and planes crash
A massive dust storm swept across Texas killing several people and injuring at least 22. Visibility dropped to zero at times while winds toppled trees and power lines. Three airplanes crashed in separate incidents blamed on the dust. Barometric readings plunged across Dallas Sherman Austin Lubbock Plainview Wichita Falls and other locales as a late winter storm followed a previous snow event. The dust hung high and shifted the forecast toward unseasonable warmth with Dallas at 87 degrees.
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Arkansas
Pacific
San Francisco
Angelo Petri
Pacific Grove
Coast Guard
Ft. Bragg
Calif
Port Orford
Ore
Nelscott
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Burreau
Tennessee
Dallas
Sherman
Austin
Lubbock
Plainview
Wichita Falls
Alpine
Big Bend
Shamrock
Oklahoma
Betrothal amid editorial notes and humor column
A light feature contrasts a dictionary entry on Betrothal with editorial and column content. The piece notes the engagement term in a humorous tone, reflecting the era's social norms while listing various page sections and a playful definition.
Dust Storm Rips South Plains With 80 MPH Winds
A massive dust storm, likened to the 1930s dust bow, rolled across the South Plains causing widespread damage and at least three deaths. Lubbock reported 72 mph gusts, heavy property loss, zero visibility, and 17 injuries, while barometric readings plunged to record lows.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
South Plains
Tragic Wind Accident Claims Matador Man
A Matador resident, Joy Lee Martin, 34, died when a tractor toppled at the Cap rock Sand and Gravel pit near Matador. Sheriff Jinks Wilson said swirling dust may have blinded the driver, permitting the machine to edge toward the pit and overturn. Funeral services are pending at Eudy Seale Funeral Home. Martin, a Oklahoma native, had lived in Matador 24 years and is survived by his wife Anna and three sons among others.
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Avalanche Journal
Joy Lee Martin
Jinks Wilson
Martin
Stanley Hospital
Caprock
Burleson Ranch
Matador
Eudy Seale
Oklahoma
Anna Ee Hagle
Roaring Springs
Small Twister Destroys Barn Near Carl Junction Missouri
A small tornado touched down near Carl Junction Missouri on Tuesday evening crushing a barn into kindling but causing no injuries. Fourteen animals inside the barn livestock including four teen cows and five pigs survived unharmed as the structure disappeared.
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Carl Junction
Missouri
Weather Map Page 8A Lubbock: Partly cloudy warm to cool
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions today with a turn to cooler weather by Wednesday. Morning low 36, high 72, with moderate to strong westerly winds. Humidity figures show a high of 68 percent and a low of 20 percent, with temperatures across cities such as Abilene El Paso and Dallas listed for the preceding 24 hours.
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Lubbock
Cy Ponl
Abilene
el Paso
Albuqque
Houston
Amarilla
Okla
Dallas
Roswell
Denver
W. Falla
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