Two large airliners crash in Arizona feared dead
Early reports say 128 people may have died as two Constellation and United jets crashed in northern Arizona. Authorities launched a search at 11:45 am MST after failed attempts to contact the planes, with civil and military agencies coordinating the response.
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Luke Air Force Base
Phoenix
Civil Air Patrol
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Airlines Release List Of Passengers Aboard Two Planes
Officials of Trans World Airlines and United Airlines on Saturday released passenger rosters for two missing airliners in Arizona. The TWA flight from Los Angeles to Kansas City carried many employees and relatives. United’s DC plane from Chicago to Newark listed crew and hostesses among those aboard.
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Queen Of GI Forum Crowns Lubbock Queen
Rita Muniz daughter of Mr and Mrs Pablo Muniz Route 1 Lubbock was crowned queen of the Lubbock District Ameri can G I Forum of Texas at the coronation ball Saturday night. Carlos Perez son of Mr and Mrs Gregory Perez Tahoka was named King. Duchesses Connie Flores Emilia Lira. Attendants Tony Ramos Jinney Leia Alicia Lovona. About 250 guests attended the coronation.
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Galveston
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Gregory Perez
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N. Ave. S
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Ralpn Ramos
N. Ave
Large city construction boom with several large projects
Construction through June shows a surge led by an $808 29 percent junior high at Sun Stand Ave and a Texas Tech gym complex. Other major additions include two elementary schools at 58th St Ave U and 28th St Redbuds Ave, a Calvary Baptist educational building, and a cotton classing laboratory. Housing starts vary, with larger homes noted, while last year set a volume record.
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Candidates Clash Over Court Rulings At Crosby Meet
Gubernatorial hopeful Reuben Senterfitt derided the U S Supreme Court on segregation during a Crosbyton rally in 100 degree heat. State senate candidates Kilmer Corbin Carroll Cobb and Preston Smith criticized opponents and editorial stances while outlining honesty and integrity in public office.
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Progress Rites Set For Jesse Adkinson
Funeral services for Jesse Lee Adkinson aged 78 who died of a heart attack will be held Sunday at the Progress Methodist Church with Rev Roy Havens and Rev Carroll Jones officiating. Burial follows in Muleshoe Cemetery under Seymourton Funeral Home direction. Adkinson lived in the Progress community southwest of Muleshoe.
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Muleshoe
Smeirton Funeral Home
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Progress Community
Mies
Birth notices fragment from Laut Cate to Bem Marys Hospital
Fragmented birth notices list several families with newborns including Sostenes Saline Domingo Ybara LR Bowie Bob Avery and William P Rolland. Details include weights from six to seven pounds and ounces and times at various hospitals. Fathers’ occupations appear, such as Western Tank and Steel Co and Hub Motors Co.
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Western Tank and Steel Co
LR. Bowie
Sinton
Taylor Hospital
Hub’ Motor Co
Two Lubbock Youths Sent To Reform School By Court
In Saturday hearings Judge Victor Lind sey ordered two 14 and 15 year olds into the state training school for boys at Gatesville for joy riding burglaries and car thefts while two other youths, ages 14 and 15, were placed on probation. The cases involve service station break ins vandalism and thefts tied to juvenile delinquency in Lubbock.
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State Reform School
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Budget Set for July 12 Commission Meeting
Mayor Forrest said no changes to the commission but noted revisions in budget figures during a two day study. City Manager Clifton and staff will review sections with changes and draft a new budget for submission on July 12 after a public inspection period of 30 days. Citizens are urged to review and question any aspect of the document.
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Three Hurt in Plainview Wreck on North Edge
In Plainview three people injured in a collision between a 1955 sedan and a pickup truck at 9 20 p m on the north city edge. Jean DeCordova 16 suffered arm and leg fractures and was moved to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock in fair condition. Bobby King 22 of Kress and Jerry Phipps a 1 year old Plainview girl remained in Plainview Hospital with minor injuries. The pickup driver Everett Linville 19 and his father Emmett Linville 54 were uninjured. Walter D Keisling 21 of Plainview, the sedan driver, was not hurt. Investigation ongoing.
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Bobby King
Kress
Jerry Phipps
King
Miss Phipps
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Strick
Everett Linville
Amarillo
Emmett Linville
Keisting
Eisenhower leaves hospital ailing yet hopeful for 2nd term
Observers note the president walks slowly and looks thinner after major surgery yet shows signs of weight gain. Hagerty declines to confirm a 1952 bid, saying he will inform when appropriate, while later shifting to a goal of returning the president to the White House.
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James C. Hagerty
Gettysburg
Hagerty
Easonhower
White House
Steel Strike Looms as Talks Break Down Again
Major steel firms and the United Steelworkers wage policy group face a pivotal clash with a strike looming. Negotiators failed to bridge gaps on wages and benefits as furnace cooling spread through mills nationwide and production risks surged.
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John A. Stephene Previnnshs Shad
Food Aid Offer Highlights Poland Crisis and Red Cross Action
The State Department says the Khrushchev Belganin regime faces grave problems from rising demands of subject peoples. Hoover offers US food aid to Poland via the Red Cross, to be distributed as a gift with clear labeling. Prominent Americans urge President Eisenhower to ship 108000 tons of wheat to Poland to help the effort against Communist rule.
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Ross
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Senate
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Hoover
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Red Cross
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League of Red Crome
Geneva
Red Cross State Department
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Arthur Bliss Lane
Eisenhower
Simmers
New Mexican Wins In Roping Events At Lamesa Rodeo
LAMESA June 30 Special Jerry Dean of Lavington N M reports the eighth annual Lamesa Amateur Rodeo closed tonight with 2500 in attendance pushing three night total to 9700. Dean won the double mugging averages by tying two steers in 35.3 and finished fifth in calf roping with 321 seconds on two calves. 183 cowboys competed for 3000 in prizes with winners earning for each go round and best totals in timed events while riding event winners earned day prizes.
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Jerry Dean
Lavington
Dean
Japanese Claim U S Tests Plutonium and Hydrogen Bombs
Japanese scientists allege the United States tested a uranium wrapped plutonium bomb and exploded a hydrogen bomb at Bikini Atoll in a new hush hush operation. They say a Pacific voyage yielded Plutonium 239 and Uranium 27 from the atmosphere twice during the trip.
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