Air Chiefs Warn Soviet Missiles Could Reach U.S.
Congressional testimony released Sunday showed Air Force leaders urging greater alert and dispersal of B 47 bombers, while dissent over intelligence estimates predicted a faster Soviet missile buildup. Generals White Power and Major Walsh argued Russia's stockpile may exceed official projections and urged broader dispersal of forces to deter attack.
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Ashington
Air Force
Russia
Thomas D. White
U.S
J. H. Walsh
U.S. Intelligence Board
Walsh
White
United States
Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Blizzard Slams Texas to East Coast Snow Toll Rises
A large winter storm swept from Dixie across the Northeast bringing foot-deep snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Gale winds and high tides trapped roads from New England to Ohio while dozens of schools closed and the death toll climbed to 25.
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Associated Press
Dixie
New England
Connecticut
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Olean
New York
Bradford
Maine
Carolinas
Edge
New York State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Chattanooga
Tennessee-Georgia Line
Nashville
U.S. 70
Memphis
East Tennessee
Greensburg
Waynesburg
Mystery Sub Draws Salvo In Argentine Submarine Crisis
Reports from Golfo Nuevo say Argentine warships opened five point blank strikes on a trapped foreign sub as a frogman body was found nearby. A second submarine allegedly slipped past defenses while depth charges and US depth bombs were readied for a wide anti submarine assault.
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Aenos Aires
Golfo Nuevo
Gulf
Puerto Madryn
United States Navy
Buenos Aires
Escala Chica
Patagonian Inlet
Andrews Man Dies in Two Car Crash Near Del Rio
An Andrews man John Fuchs 32 and two others Benn L Rogers 17 of Big Lake and Lois William Kandy 42 of Andrews were killed in a two car head on crash on U S Highway 90 northwest of Del Rio in clear weather. Five others were injured including Pattie Jo Johnson 19 and Harold Watkins 16 both of Big Lake and E L Cooney 34 and Donald Johnson both of Andrews and Beulah B Rogers 42 of Big Lake. Fuchs funeral set for 4 p m at Trinity Baptist Church with burial at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston Wednesday. Fuchs had lived in Andrews 34 years and served in the Air Force. Pallbearers listed from Andrews.m
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Avalanche Journal
Andrews
del Rio
John Fuchs
Lois William Kannady
Benn L. Rogers
Big Lake
E. L. Cooney
Donald Johnson
Pattie Jo Johnson
Beulah B. Rogers
Harold Watkins
Fuchs
Trinity Baptist Church
Forrest Park
Houston
Trinity Baptst Church
Air Force
A. L. Pugh
Hobbs
W. H. Westbrook
Brownfield
C. C. Herring
Abilene
A. W. Donaldson
Odessa
B. Is. du Bois
G. W. Brannon
T. C. Butler
Jack Hanson
Betty Jean
Shanna Ellen
The
Home
Mrs
F. E. Fuchs
Plan British bases London Sunday Graphic reports
The Sunday Graphic says U S nuclear submarines carrying Polaris missiles with H bomb warheads will be based in British ports. An admiralty spokesman declined to comment on the report.
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Plan British Bases
London
U.S
The
Sunday Graphic
Admiralty
Royal birth watch as midwife arrives at Buckingham Palace
Sister Helen Rowe, a Cockney midwife, arrives at Buckingham Palace to attend Queen Elizabeth II's expected royal birth. Crowds at the gates endure cold winds while the queen's physician says birth could come any time, though it may take a few days.
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United Press International
Ondon
Helen Rowe
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Palace
Helen
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Prince Philip
Lord Evans
Bus Crash Near Grass Mountain Kills Six in Formosa
Six Chinese citizens were killed and twenty injured when a bus heading to Taipei from Grass Mountain plunged down an embankment. Rescue teams worked through the night to remove victims and treat the wounded.
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Taipei
Formosa
Youth Dies In Shooting On Fourth Street
A Latin American youth, Gilbert C. Botello aged 19 of 318 N Ave N, was killed by a revolver duel with another man at 4th St and Ave G. He died at West Texas Hospital at 2 am Sunday. Jesse Garcia DeLuna, 22, 106 C Ave T, was arrested three hours later and jailed on murder charges after admitting the slaying to Asst. Dist. Atty. Bill Sparks. DeLuna claims self defense and has three years probation for a March 1957 burglary.
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4Th St
Ave. G
West Texas Hospital
Gilbert C. Botello
N. Ave
Jesse Garcia DeLuna
C Ave. T
Bill Sparks
DeLuna
Sparks
Guada
Snow Delays Coors Kidnap Contact in Colorado Snow
A heavy snowstorm in Golden Colorado blocks mountain roads hindering ransom talks for missing Adolph Coors NT. Up to 12 inches fell in foothills where the 44 year old brewery executive disappeared Tuesday. Snow cut access and left telephone as the main contact method.
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Golden
Colo
Talks Slated With USS On French Atom Aid Drive
France eyes nuclear know how from the United States and Great Britain after its Sahara atomic test. Two French Atomic Energy Commission officials will visit Washington to discuss exploratory talks with the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission. De Gaulle defends the test while critics abroad condemn it and security rises at the French embassy in Stockholm. Khrushchev plans a Paris state visit March 5 as tensions simmer.
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ARIS
France
United States
Great Britain
French Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Pierre Falquet
French Commission
Philippe Gordien
New York
Charles de Gaulle
Viet Union
de Gaulle
Sahara
Paris
Elysee Palace
Stockholm
Syria
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Algeria
Nikita Khrushchev
New Delhi
Khrushchev
Rights advocates split over voting bill amid Senate dispute
Senator Keating accuses Rules Committee chair Hennings of delaying action on a voting rights bill. Hennings cites his own proposal as superior to Eisenhower and Civil Rights Commission plans, highlighting civil rights factions at odds and the risk of tacking rights measures onto unrelated bills.
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Kenneth B. Keating
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Rules Committee
Hennings
Eisenhower
Civil Rights Commission
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Keating
Runaway Heiress and Husband Held in Valentine Abduction Case
Roberta Elizabeth Orr Brady, a New York heiress seven months pregnant, and her husband Albert Edward Brady were jailed after a six month FBI search. Police say they took $3,400 in cash and travelers checks from Roberta's mother. The affair began after Roberta left a prior marriage in 1956 and sparked questions of bigamy as Brady claimed he thought the first divorce had occurred.
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United Press International
Tami Beach
Fla
St. Valentine's Day
New York
International Society
Roberta Elizabeth Orr Brady
Robert Williams Orr
Albert Edward Brady
Brady
Robert
Anna Jewel Forests
Houston
FBI
Roberta
Briton Seeks Cannibal Clue In Kin’s Death Mystery
Alan Lennox-Boyd, former British colonial secretary, heads to South Pacific islands to interview ex and descendant cannibals about the fate of his great uncle Benjamin Boyd. Scotland Yard warns cannibalism may be old evidence, while a 1850s claim reopens the search for truth.
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Associated Press
London
South Seas
Scotland Yard
Alan Lennox-Boyd
South Pacific Islands
Benjamin Boyd
Lennox-Boyd
Solomon Islands
Scotsman
Edinburgh
Shirley M. Young
Lennox
Meeting Set Tonight Protest Ot New Stadium Site
A public meeting at 8 p m hosted by seven Lubbock property owners in the home of Monte Wood plans petitions against a proposed 40 acre public schools football stadium site near 66th Street and Tahoka Highway. They seek trustees to appear before the ISD and aim for a Tuesday hearing.
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Public Schools
South Lubbock
Monte Wood
65Th St
James Joiner
66Th St
Wood
Lubbock Independent School District
Tahoka Hwy
Weather Bureau Forecast Folly
The item ridicules the Weather Bureau as a government department that issues forecasts many rely on but find unreliable. It critiques the accuracy and usefulness of their predictions in a light editorial tone.
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Weather Bureau
Blizzard Hits Texas Panhandle With Snow and Sleet
A powerful norther swept into Texas bringing heavy snow sleet and winds up to 40 mph. The storm spread from the Texas Panhandle toward North Central Texas with blizzard conditions in Dalhart and warnings for Lubbock Dallas and surrounding areas.
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Texas Panhandle
Texas
Fort Worth- Dallas
Red River
Dalhart
Borger
Pampa
Amarillo
Childress
Big Spring
Midland
Wink
Lubbock
Dallas
Four Killed In Fort Worth Fire
Four persons die in a frame apartment fire on the edge of downtown Fort Worth early Sunday. Two firefighters are slightly burned. Victims named include Pauline Bock 71 Ozzie Brown 63 E N Winset 73 and Dr Joe Fleener 91. Landlady Albert Sidney Johnson 91 is saved by tenant Jim Gaines 60 who carries her to safety.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Pauline Bock
Ozzie Brown
E. N. Winset
Joe Fleener
Arnold Duman
Jim Gaines
Gaines
Albert Sidney Johnson
Regional Weather Figures for Southwestern Cities
The four hour precipitation and temperature readings ending at midnight show Abilene 37 and 659? clear, El Paso 37, Albuquerque 30, Houston high 99, Amarillo 42, Oklahoma City 43, Dallas 31, Roswell 31, Denver 29. Readings indicate variable conditions across the Southwest.
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Ypue
Abilene
EloPaso
Albuquerque
Houston
Amarilla
Okla City
Dallas
Roswell A
Denver
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