Former British diplomats reappear in Moscow in surprise move
Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess resurfaces in Moscow claiming to work for peace and East West understanding. They deny being spies and reveal wife and children joined them. A London White Paper had charged them as agents.
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Slain Man Found Buried in Panhandle Snow Drift
Kenneth Short from North Hollywood Calif lay dead with wrists bound and a gunshot wound to the head. Fifteen officers from Texas and New Mexico traced the body to a snow drift near the New Mexico border based on a crude map given by confessed killer David Cooper Nelson of Las Vegas Nev.
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New Mexico
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Texas
David Cooper Nelson
Las Vegas
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Five Die In Odessa Area Auto Crash In Texas
Five persons believed from Odessa Texas died in a head on collision on the San Angelo highway about 12 miles south of Big Spring. Identified victims include Orin Woolum 28 and Mrs Paul Thomas Sweeney 4. One other woman and a infant also died. a sixth person remains critically injured.
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Rumbaugh Trucking Co
Odessa
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Charles E. Arnold
Ruby Ludean McCann
Arnold
Two Panhandle Men Die In Dumas Plane Crash
A light plane crashed five miles northwest of Dumas killing two Panhandle men, Paul Cantrell and James McKibbin, both 32 and 33, employees at Phillips Chemical Co. Cactus plant. The crash occurred amid a day of state news including insurance, lobbying ethics talks, and Texas Tech board actions.
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Dumas
Paul Cantrell
James McKibbin
Phillips Chemical Co
Cactus, Tex
Lubbock ChamberInstalls Collins As President At Banquet
Bill E. Collins was installed as president of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce before about 650 people at Fair Park Coliseum. New board members joined nine hold-overs to guide the chamber, with Collins citing Dun and Bradstreet figures showing Lubbock population gains and dozens of new businesses and manufacturing plants in recent years.
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Oilman tied to 2500 campaign gift to Case in gas bill fight
A poverty story from Lubbock is paired with a Senate inquiry into a $2 500 cash campaign donation rejected by Senator Francis Case. Howard B Keck of Superior Oil swore he did not know the money was offered. Elmer Patman used Keck funds to make the gift via John Neff to a Case ally in Sioux Falls. Case voted against the gas bill which later passed and awaits Eisenhower’s signature.
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Washington
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Superior Oil Co
Elmer Patman
Austin, Tex
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Teures
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Board Rejects Honorary Degrees at 1956 Commencement
The board voted down awarding honorary degrees as planned. A faculty committee had submitted five names from a nine person list. No reason was given for the reversal. Charles C. Thompson of Colorado City was re elected chairman of See TECH BOARD Page 12
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Avalanche ‘Journal
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Colorado
iCity
See Tech
Phares To Seek Release Monday
C W Bill Phares pleads innocence in wife murder charge and seeks a writ of habeas corpus in Plainview court Monday. District Judge E A Bills of Lubbock will preside as Joe Cox must present evidence to bind Phares over for grand jury action.
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Phares
New Tech Faculty Members Highlighted In Today's Paper
A note lists new technology faculty additions featured in today's edition across multiple sections. Details appear on Page 3 and Page 6 with related broadcasts and oil news sections.
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New Tech
Fdktorial
South Pisins Oil News
Area Farm News
Speculation squelched in board meet on Tech athletic setup
Texas Tech will remain under its present athletic structure after a two hour closed session. Board of directors backed Coach DeWitt Weaver to continue as coach and maintain his staff, with no division of athletic director and head coach posts.
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Tech
E. N.jones
College |Board of Directors
Jbecause
Ony
Avalanche-Journal
Toomote
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Weaver
Crime Mounds As Burglary Wave Hits Lubbock Area
Police investigated a surge of burglaries and thefts from cars after bad weather. A break in at a Lawrimore service station on 9th Street and College Avenue yielded a cigarette machine forced open and about $10 to $12 taken. The robbers failed to rob the safe.
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9Th St
College Ave
Moisture from Big Snowstorm Boosts South Plains Farmers
The recent storm brings 18 inches of snow and 1.40 inches of moisture to Lubbock with observers debating if it tops past blizzards. Locals say the moisture will greatly aid parched lands, while oldtimers compare it to historical events and question if it was the biggest."
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Plains
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