Eisenhower and Frondizi Pledge Joint U S Argentine Progress
Presidents Eisenhower and Frondizi pledge to work for better living standards in the Americas. The joint communique, issued after private talks in Argentina, emphasizes peace liberty and economic progress as a path to improved living for peoples of the Americas.
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Eight family members found dead in isolated Illinois home
Police said no foul play suspected after the eight members of a single family were found dead in their isolated home in ISON Illinois. A neighbor reported seeing five bodies inside the house while authorities continued to investigate the scene and attempt to determine a cause.
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Prince Arthur Armstrong Jones Sees Royal Chapel Baptism Day
Princess Margaret brings her fiancé to Windsor Great Park chapel for a private church service in the royal estate. About 120 tenants and staff attend as the couple makes their first public appearance since announcing their engagement last Friday.
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Stans Says U S Space Lead Over Russia Cited
Budget Director Maurice H Stans claimed the United States leads Russia in outer space when all factors are considered The remark drew opposition from Sen Henry M Jackson who said the administration has downplayed a lag in rocket and defense funding Jackson noted Dr T Keith Glennan and Wernher von Braun also challenged Stans statement The two clashed over how far behind the U S actually is and the Saturn rocket funding debate continued
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Uneasy truce on southern segregation probes violence
Officials consider disciplinary action against Negro student leaders for sitdown protests at eating facilities amid a month of demonstrations. Governors Ellington Patterson Lake and others warn of state action as arrests flare in Nashville and Montgomery.
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State Board of Education
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Air Force reveals Titan Atlas ICBM base and safeguards
At Andenberg Air Force Base California reporters tour the Titan and Atlas underground silos and blockhouses where a SAC crew maintains readiness to fire if ordered. Red hotlines to SAC Omaha and the base command post ensure instant verification before any launch.
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Solon Stricken At Florida Democratic Dinner
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd reported in fair condition at Mt. Sinai Hospital after being stricken at a $100 a plate Democratic dinner in Miami Beach. Spokesmen cited fatigue and gave no timeline for hospitalization.
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Five Teens Rescue Boys From Icy Lake At Park
Two boys, Donald Rosebrook and Steven Petermann, were saved from a near submerged state when five teenagers formed a coat chain on thin ice at K N Clapp Park. The ice broke at about 3 p.m. in 31 degree weather, leaving both boys clinging to rescue until they were pulled to safety.
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Piet A girl who sometimes
A compact item from the comic dictionary section notes a character named Piet. The entry hints at a playful definition or cartoon caption about gendered roles. Further context appears on the nearby comic pages within the same issue.
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Sukarno Accepts Khrushchev Invitation for Third Soviet Visit
Indonesian President Sukarno has accepted an invitation from Premier Khrushchev to make his third official visit to the Soviet Union. No date for the trip has been set, Radio Jakarta reported.
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Positive Thinking and Its Real Limits
The article argues that positive thinking does not erase problems. It notes some successes but acknowledges ongoing difficulties and stresses recognizing negatives without dwelling on them. It suggests faith can help, and that focusing on good may attract better outcomes despite hardships.
California lawmakers face death penalty repeal talk
California legislators convene to debate abolishing capital punishment as Gov Brown pauses Daryl Chessman’s execution with a 60 day reprieve. A UPI poll shows majority oppose repeal. Chessman’s lawyers seek to block a new execution date until the reprieve ends.
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Civil rights debate tightens as Southerners vow talkathon
Senators clash over a civil rights bill with Southern leaders like Richard Russell pledging a vigorous fight and warning moderates about backlash. Republican Kenneth Keating predicts a rule to cut off debate may come, while Lyndon Johnson pushes to stay in session for a vote. See CIVIL RIGHTS Page 8
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Cold Readings Are Due Today
Lubbock weather largely repeats Sundays conditions with a low around 35 and a high near 35. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph are expected and no moisture is anticipated. The U S Weather Bureau notes no lasting warming trend in the five day forecast with possible snow by Tuesday.
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Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cold with a low in Lubbock this morning at 15 degrees. The high for today is forecast at 3 degrees, with northerly winds from 10 to 15 miles per hour.
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