Lenin documents revived in U.S. critique of Soviet policy
Washington cites Lenin writings to attack Stalin’s rule and bolster anti Russia propaganda. State Department publications include Lenin’s 1922 remarks on treatment of nationalities and his testament criticizing Stalin. Khrushchev highlighted the documents at the Moscow Congress to frame Soviet leadership actions.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Russia
V. I. Lenin
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Lenin
U.S
Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Khrushchev
Eisenhower Reports Strengthening While Quiet On Term Plans
President Eisenhower told doctors he feels stronger each day after his June abdominal operation. White House secretary Hagerty said no indication of how this affects his re election plans and noted Ike expects to rest at Gettysburg for two weeks. He signed 22 bills during a staff conference and defense aid remains under debate.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
San Francis C
Hisettys
Charles E. Wilson
Senate
Wilson
Plainview Air Reserve Squadron Completes First Training Year
Plainview July 2 Special Flight D of the 9864th Air Reserve Training Squadron completed its first year of leadership and management training. Instructors were 1st Lt. Thomas E. Field of Plainview and Lt. Col. Melvin L. Ritchey of Hale Center. Members include M/Sgt. Jack R. Cantrell assistant postmaster in Tulsa and other members from Bodkin-Nixon Oliver Co Olton Pioneer Natural Gas Co Plainview Connor-Mathers Co Hale Center and Bentke farming near Plainview.
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Plainview
9864Th Air Reserve Training Squadron
Plainew
Thomas E. Field
Melvin L. Ritchey
Hale Center
Jack R. Cantrell
Tulsa
Hugh Alexander, Jr
Bodkin-Nixon Oliver Co
Olton
Charles E. Bowen
Wth Connor-Mathes Co
Duard C. Campbell
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
George A. Meador
Glenn E. Wardlow
Afrman
Hermann Bentke
Plainview Army Reservists Manage Large Payroll
The 34 Plainview men of the Texas National Guard's 36th Infantry Division handled a payroll totaling about 750000 dollars over two weeks at North Camp Hood. Lt. Col. Lowell Sitton led the finance section with 10,000 personnel in payroll computations. M/Sgt. Kenneth Duncan led the enlisted men in the section.
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Plainview
Texas Nation Guard
36Th Infantry Division
North Camp Hood
Lowell Sitton
M/Segt
Kenneth Duncan
W. P
Bill” Hollars
M. F. Holland
A. A. Conger
Gus Athanas Tops Hub Toastmasters Speech Night
Gus Athanas won the president's cup for best speech at the Hub Toastmasters Club meeting held at Lamonts. Charles Nelson was named most improved. Richard Dickey and Larry Teaver spoke. LeRoy Waggoner was guest toast master and chosen as best participant. George Gilkerson presided as president and general critic.
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Gus Athanas
Hub Toastmasters Club
Lamonts
Charles Nelson
Richard Dickey
Larry Teaver
LeRoy Waggoner
John Martin
Charles McClure
George Gilkerson
Gale Atwood
G. L. Marable
Glen Holtman
Cotton course notes plant progress and soil program
The article covers a Texas Experiment Station cot ton short course with talks on machine production of cotton and harvest quality. Don Jones outlines seed selection climate considerations and land management. Wells explains the soil bank plan to cut cotton overproduction and costs, with 15 cent per pound payments in 1956 and ongoing production-based payments later.
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Texas Experiment Station
Lubbock
Jones
Don Jones
Lubbock Experiment Station
Ae Wells
Ae Wells of the Lubbock County
Wells
Aggie
Trogdon
Eyewitness report recounts TWA UAL crashes and deaths
Dexter Alley describes arriving at Chuar Butte to witness the wreckage of the TWA Super-Comic and United DC-7 disasters. He details near total destruction with only two barely identifiable bodies, a woman's purse, and a shoe amid pervasive heat and blast debris. The helicopter crew evacuated as winds worsened.
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Dexter Alley
TWA
UAL
Los Angeles
International News Service
United
Chuar Butte
Hub Lions Club honors 10 with attendance pins
Ten Hub Lions Club members received attendance pins for 100 percent attendance over the past year at Eva Dees restaurant Monday night. Recipients included Dr. Hugh Pennington, Dr. F F Breazeale, T R Bumpass, Pete Chaney, Merle Cowan, Ed Elliott, E E Fort, Archie Huckabee, W N Phillips, and Johnny Scheffel. Huckabee presided as the meeting drew 24 attendees with music by Raina English and accompanists Dick Hunt Bill Holmes and Kilmer Key.
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Hub Lions Club
Eva Dee
Hugh Pennington
F. F. Breazeale
T. R. Bumpass
Pete Chaney
Merle Cowan
Ed Elliott
E. E. Fort
Archie Huckabee
W. N. Phillips
Johnny Scheffel
Huckabee
Raina English
Dick Hunt
Bill Holmes
Kilmer Key
Abilene Man Elected Texas VFW Commander at Amarillo Convention
J. W. Cole of Abilene was elected Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars commander at the state convention in Amarillo. Mrs. Guy McCandless of Kingsville was chosen head of the auxiliary. Other officers named include T. C. Selman, Doyle Willis, and A. M. Armstrong.
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Abilene
Texas
VFW
Amarillo
J. W. Cole
Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars
Guy McCandless
Kingsville
T. C. Selman
Hweeport
Doyle Willis
Fort Worth
A. M. Armstrong
Austin
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National Cotton Council
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