Lie Detector Tests Urged for Chicago Police
Chicago officials launched a wide probe into police collusion with criminals after a burglary scandal. State's Attorney Benjamin S. Adamowski urged mass lie detector testing for officers, with outside experts to supervise, amid claims of long running connivance and insider help in burglaries.
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Midwest Lakes To Get Blow
A massive winter storm swept across the southern plains driving nine inches of snow in Dalhart and clogging roads with slick conditions. Two Texas deaths were reported as a Amarillo woman froze and a South Texas man died in a highway crash. authorities planned CAP search for a missing man while cattlemen noted good livestock condition though feeding would be needed.
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Finals Turn Tech Into Dullville
College campus buzz shifts to finals week at Texas Tech as students cram for Saturday exams. Signs warn peers to study in peace while instructors race to grade last minute papers and professors determine each final's weight in the grade.
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Eisenhower to Visit Soviet Union for Ten Days in June
President Eisenhower will undertake a 10 day trip to the Soviet Union from June 10 to June 19 to ease Cold War tensions. The visit, a follow up to Khrushchev’s U.S. trip last year, will start in Moscow with other Soviet cities to be named.
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Jap Premier Arrives To Sign New Pact
Japan Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi arrives in Washington to sign a reconstruction pact for Japan United States cooperation. He is greeted by Vice President Nixon and Secretary of State Herter after a long coast flight.
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Dozers Divert Lava Flow At Kilauea Coastline
Bulldozer crews rammed a 20 foot dike to divert lava from a rift near Warm Springs and drove the molten river into the sea. A Civil Defense spokesman said the danger passed though the main flow continued boiling offshore and killing fish.
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Eisenhower to Send Record Peacetime Budget to Congress
President Eisenhower plans to present a record peacetime budget of 79.8 billion dollars to Congress with a projected 4.2 billion dollar surplus, though party leaders doubt that amount amid spending pressure and a Democratic Congress in an election year.
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Man in Toulon tries to kill wife ends up harming himself
Julien Hauspiez 75 attempts to kill his bedridden wife Marie 77 in a bid to end her paralysis. He fails to kill her and nearly kills himself, police say, after two years of caring for her at home.
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Toulon
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Julien Hauspiez
Hauspiez
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Retirement brings a quiet search for trouble
A lighthearted meditation on idle periods in a man’s life as he navigates retirement. The piece muses about the era when there’s nothing to do except seek out trouble, reflecting a humorous view of pastime and purpose in later years.
Cyprus Conference Talks Deadlocked Over Bases
London AP reports Cyprus talks stalled over the size of British military bases to remain after independence. The deadlock threatens the February 19 independence date as negotiators struggle to reach an agreement on base rights and arrangements.
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France Ready For Atomic Test Blast
The Defense Ministry announced air traffic restrictions around Reggane in the Sahara beginning Monday. Flights over the Sahara should stay above 10,000 feet and radio contact with authorities is required. The notice cited a number of exercises in the desert and did not confirm an actual explosion.
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Thugs Bind Operator In Drive-In Robbery
Everett Grose reports three youths robbed Larrys Drive In Grocery in the 4400 block of Ave. Hiding wrists and slashing a telephone cord, the unmasked suspects tied owner Larry Dorsett and escaped with cash over 105 dollars. It is the 11th such robbery in the region since December 19.
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Man Killed In Mishap In Texas Garage
Less Hamblin 34 of 3510 Ave P was crushed to death when a jack failed in a garage at 10653 Broadway about noon Sunday. The body was found at 1 10 p m by a bookkeeper from Lubbock Body Works. Justice of the Peace F R Land called it accidental death. Funeral services are set for 11 a m Tuesday at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church.
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Weather Map Page 3 A Lubbock Clear to partly cloudy and mild
The forecast for Lubbock and vicinity calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and a less cold afternoon. Temperatures range from a low of 16 this morning to a high near 40 this afternoon with northerly winds at 10 to 20 mph.
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