Kozlov and Nixon Clash Over Berlin Policy in Moscow
Soviet Foreign Minister Kozlov and U S President Eisenhower era stance dominate talks in Moscow. Nixon challenges Kozlov to a televised interview and demands reopening CBS coverage. Herter joins in, urging unity on foreign policy.
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Washington
Moscow
Nikita Ahrushchevy
Kovlow
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Berlin
Nixon
Kozkiy
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kozlov
CBS
Moscar
Herter
Koziav
Severe storms sweep South Plains with tornado sightings
Rain and thunder showers drenched the South Plains and Panhandle as a cold front moved in. Lubbock logged 0.38 inches. June moisture reached 7.28 inches, making it the city’s wettest since 1921. Tornado reports appeared near Hale Center and Lubbock with several funnel sightings but no ground touchdowns.
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United Press Inter Matinal
South Plains
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Daibbock
Panhandle
Seminole
Jan Pate
Tula
Hale Center
O'Donnell
Seagraves
Post
Frank Hill
Lynn County News
Tohoka
Hope Seen In Lifting Of Bracero Ban
A Lubbock delegation in Mexico City pressed to lift a ban on contracting Mexican workers for Hidalgo County. Francisco Gonzalez said optimism remains as diplomats work to clear up misunderstandings and soothe hurt feelings amid Mexico’s blacklisting of Lubbock area labor after a beauty shop refused service to two Mexican women. Delegation members Pfeiffenberger Enger and Lowrey returned home to continue talks.
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Menico City
Lubbock
Franciso Gonzalez
Dn Ie
The
South Plains Lions Lab
Mexico
Gonzalez
George Pteifenberger
Plains Cotton Growers
Clayton Enger
Lubbock County Farm Bureau
John Lowrey
Lubbock Lions Ub
Brazil Detects Unidentified Submarine Off Bahia
The Brazilian navy reported sighting an unidentified submarine periscope in the Atlantic near Bahia. A task force tracked it for 30 minutes without opening fire as two torpedo boats pursued. The sub was said to be submerged at about four knots while Brazilian subs moved on the surface.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Atlantic Ocean
Bahia
Magruder takes command of U.S. forces in Korea
General Carter B. Magruder formally assumes control of U.S. forces in Korea the United Nations command and the U.S. 8th Army from General George H. Decker Decker returns to Washington to become U.S. Army vice chief of staff.
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Decker
Seoul
Korea
UPI
Carter B. Magruder
U.S
United Nations Command
U.S. 8Th Army
George H. Decker
Washington
U.S. Army
Births Reported Across City Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Sarvent announce a son at Porter Cutie Hospital. Lorenza Braith and family report a daughter born at 8:42 pm weighing 3 pounds 13 ounces at Port Chimie. Mike Suarez’s family shares a daughter born at 7:29 pm at Laa Clinic weighing 7 pounds? 0 ounces. Several other families list births with weights, times, and hospitals including West Texas Hospital and St Marys Hospital. The fathers include a furniture salesman, service station employee, and a tech student.
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Eean Sarvent
G. Lubbeck
Lorenza Braith
Waltat SL
Puewiay
Laut Chimie
Empieye
Mike Suarez
B. Maddox
Tre St
West Texas Hospital
D&m Sales Co
Eugene Af German
Rt J. Biter
Billy Joe Wallace
St Mary's Hospital
Joe Martin
B.S. St
Oworkes
Mitchel B. Winetead
Ave
Taster Hospital
Two Dead In West Texas Crashes Reported
Police reported two fatal crashes on the South Plains with additional injuries. In one, a man named Hanna died after his car struck a tire and rolled near Muleshoe. A Louisiana physician pronounced Mrs. Gaddy dead following a wreck near Bailey County. Eyewitnesses described the incidents and investigators noted car damage and exit routes. Authorities sought Hanna relatives in Breckenridge while funeral plans were announced for Mrs. Gaddy and Hanna.
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Edwards
Hanna
Sammy Scates
Samuel Scates
Jarvis
Jordan Prichard
Stinnet
Lubbock
Breckenridge
Muleshoe
Louisiana
Salt Lake City
Gaddy
Brownwood
Marvin
Jerrell D. Gaddy
Corpus
Sanders Funeral Home
South Plains
Seminole
Gaines County
Clinic
Franklin Gray
Davis
Okla
Marilyn
Sandra
Gray
Ward Mullenix
Hobbs
H. P. Lane Jr
Mildred Faye
Seminole Hospital
Singleton Funeral Home
Charles Bone
48rd_St
40Th St
Joliet Ave
Methodist Hospital
J. E. Sparks
Spur
Loretta. Packs
California
W. 19Th Street
Adoption Of Boy Planned By Long In Baton Rouge
Gov Earl K Long announced plans to adopt a 14 year old Texas boy to live with him at his Baton Rouge mansion. In an AP interview the 63 year old governor said he had always wanted a son and considered adoption a possibility amid controversy surrounding his wife Blanche. The boy is from Texas City and his parents have agreed to the adoption.
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Covington
API
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Texas
Baton Rouge
Associated Press
Long
Blanche
Texas City
Tex
Khrushchev Planned August Copenhagen Visit
Danish foreign ministry said Moscow informed that Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev would arrive in Copenhagen on August 9 for an official visit. The announcement was released midweek.
Okinawa Jet Crash Pilot Defended After Fatal Flight
The US Air Force says Captain John G. Schmitt Jr. could not have saved the F100 Super Sabre from crashing into Ishikawa Okinawa. The jet's flames killed 16, wounded 112, and left over 200 homeless after hitting a school and nearby homes. Parachuting to safety, Schmitt's actions are defended by Brig. Gen. Dale C. Smith.
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Naha
Okinawa
Air Force
Ishikawa
John G. Schmitt Jr
Chalmers
Ind
Dale C. Smith
313Th Air Division
Lehmitt
Far East
U.S
Japan
USIA Faces Backlash Over Moscow Art Exhibit Testimony
Rep Francis Walter accused the U S Information Agency of pressuring sculptor Wheeler Williams during the Moscow exhibit probe. Williams called the display childish doodles and urged the works be shipped home. President Eisenhower said he would not censor but may comment on future exhibits.
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Eisenhower
Kozlov
Berlin
Geneva
West Berlin
Herter
San Francisco
Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Alw
Washington
UPI
Francis FE
Walter
U. S. Information Agency
Moscow
Congress
Pennsylvania
USTIA
House Committee On UN- American
Wheeler Williams
American Artists Professional League
Williams
USIA
Robert A. Taft
Taft Memorial Bell Tower
Open Beach Bill Okayed By Texas Senate
The Texas Senate passed a public coastal access bill by voice vote with a rider exempting Padre and Mustang Islands. The measure, backed by Gulf Coast sponsors including Jimmy Phillips and Bob Baker, moves to the House where Rep. Eckhardt has introduced similar legislation. Phillips warned of potential conflict if coastal recreation rights are not protected.
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Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Coast
Phillips
Padre
Mustang Islands
House Sends Insufficient Tax Measure To Senate
The House debates an $180 million tax bill and plans to push it to the Senate with a two thirds vote to allow immediate effect if the Senate also approves by a similar majority. Representative Foreman of Austin warns against sending the measure too late in the session.
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Piceram
House
Senate
Mur [Tay
Wilson Foreman
Austin
Carr
Cart
iPleasure
Dean Johnston
Houston
Seeligson
Menton Murray
Harlingen
Daniel
Price Daniel
Texas
W. A. Stroman
San Angelo
Stroman
Strikes widen as various unions walk out nationwide
Pickets at a Cleveland steel plant were injured by a truck during a spontaneous walkout tied to the expiration of steel union contracts. About 3,700 Great Lakes sailors quit ore carrier jobs, and other unions including Electrical Workers and Teamsters walked out in Texas and New York, sparking widespread labor action across industries.
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Hector Hill
Fl Paso
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Beaver Falls
Hill
Fort Bragg
N.C
Cleveland
82Nd Airborne Division
Eisenhower
Great Lakes
Steelworkers Union
USW
Public’ Service ‘Co
Indiana
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cessna Aircraft Co
Wichita
Kan
Texas City
Tex
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
American Oil.Co
Houston
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
St. Louis
National Maritime Union
the Masters, Mates and Pilots
Marine Engineers
New York
New York City
Long Island
Teamsters Union
Selassie Leaves Moscow for Sverdlovsk Tour
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia departed Moscow by plane for Sverdlovsk on the official Soviet tour. He had arrived Tuesday for a two week visit, with officials stating the trip continues through the Murals? period.
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