Record Death Toll Forecast For Holiday Weekend
Weather forecasters warn of heavy traffic and showers while warm, humid conditions may raise death tolls from accidents. The vicinity of Mississippi Valley to New England faces storms and possible fey heat spikes. Fireworks incidents claim children as casualties as safety measures are urged nationwide.
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Holiday on a diamond in the south park event
A city holiday schedules a Texas League All star game versus American League all stars at 7 28 p m with prizes and roses to be awarded. many city services pause. mail, banking, stores and meters closed. veterans council to observe the flag. no fireworks at Mackenzie State Park or Buffalo Lakes.
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Harassed Father Considers Adoption for Triplets
In Wilmington a farmer faces hardship with six day old triplets Glenda Linda and Brenda born within 43 minutes He may place them for adoption due to poverty and a looming hospital bill His daughter Penny offers to sacrifice her schooling to stay home and help while other children plead for the babies stay
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Sik.daws
Seyeareld Nethan B. Matler
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Clarendon Plantation
Miller
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Frances
Jimmy
Plea Scorned on Sovereignty as Caribbean Arms Debate Grows
In a fiery speech, Cuba rejects any external intervention while warning of war if Dominican Republic forces attack. Britain and the United States reportedly ban arms exports to Caribbean states, prompting nations to seek weapons elsewhere amid Western diplomats’ caution about communist arms.
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Ex-Senator Blasts Government Policies
Former Senator William Blakley of Marshall criticizes federal policy saying the Constitution does not require government support for citizens. He argues the nation was built on state sovereignty and individual dignity, urging limits on welfare and work requirements.
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Women Fliers Await FAA Approval For Powder Puff Race
In Lawrence Massachusetts federal inspectors prepared a last minute clearance for the 15th annual Powder Puff Derby. One Mooney Mark flown by Mrs. Geraldine Hill and Mrs. Ann Partch of Berkeley California awaited a final FAA inspection while the rest of the field was cleared. Officials expected a new cross country record in the four day 2470 mile raid.
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Mass
UPI
Federal Aviation Administration
Spokane
Wash
Geraldine Hill
Ann Partch
Berkeley
Calif
Turkey's Labor Force Reported By Ankara
Ankara reports Turkey's labor force at 12,088,000 comprising 6,814,000 men and 5,274,000 women. The release details a breakdown by gender within the total workforce.
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Ankara
Royal Couple On Wedding Trip Amid Police Guard
The newly married Prince Albert of Belgium and his Italian bride Paola begin a secret honeymoon on Majorca in the Balearic Islands. Spanish authorities post a “do not disturb” sign on the seaside chalet to shield the couple from sight.
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Ban on Mexican Bracero Contracts Could Be Lifted
Francisco Gonzales of Lubbock said he expects Mexico to lifts its ban on contracting Mexican farm workers after a dispute led to a temporary halt in hiring. He spoke with Mexican officials with others from the South Plains Lions Club delegation. An apology and pledge of non repetition are required under the migratory worker treaty before any action to lift the ban. no immediate foreign office response was issued yet.
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France predicts first atomic test soon in Sahara
Paris Army Minister Pierre Guillaumat said France will soon witness its first atomic tests after civilian and military engineers and financial sacrifices. He noted France would join the United States USSR and Britain as a nuclear power, with tests expected in the Sahara Desert.
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Fifteen New Polio Cases Reported in Statewide Total
The state department of health tallies 15 new polio cases for the week ending June 27, raising the annual total to 117. Paralyptic polio adds 13 cases and two are non paralytic.
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Hale Center Youth Plea Highlights Teen Driver Danger
In Hale Center, a paralyzed teen after a Feb 6 high speed chase speaks from his hospital bed. Caddell, once a boxer and student, hopes for education funding via a Legion trust and dreams of roles as lawyer, doctor, or preacher as his prospects for walking again depend on medical outcomes.
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Louisiana Beauty To Pass Up Contest
A Miss Louisiana contestant withdraws from the 1959 pageant after her bishop objects to swim suit appearance. Kay Beardly, 18, replaces her as the alternate. Miss Thibodaux, 123 pounds and 5 feet 5 inches, is a Southeast Louisiana Institute freshman from Jennings.
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Black Star Line to Acquire Third and Fourth Vessels
Ghana-Israel owned Black Star Line announces plans to buy two more ships, expanding its fleet with a third and a fourth vessel in the ongoing expansion.
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Local Birth Announcements From West Texas Hospitals
Congratulatory notes list numerous births across Hendra and West Texas Hospitals. Each item names parents, address, baby’s birth weight, time, hospital, and father’s occupation, including sales representative police butcher farmer student cabinet maker and other professions.
Censorship Amendment Proposed in Senate
A constitutional amendment to counter a Supreme Court ruling on New York State movie bans was introduced in the Senate. Senator Eastland led the measure with Kefauver Talmadge Thurmond and Johnston joining to affirm state power to set morality and public policy.
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Flag War of 1812 unfolds with new 50 star banner
The piece traces the rise of the 50 star flag amid Fourth of July ceremonies. Frances Scott Key’s legacy and Alaska and Hawaii statehood are cited as expanding the nation’s symbols. Pilots, diplomats, and officials unveil flags at Fort McHenry, the Capitol, and Tokyo embassy.
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Shareholders Vote on Plywood Co Class B Shares Plan
Vancouver stockholders will vote July 18 on a proposed option to offer 190,000 class B shares to Georgia-Pacific Corp. The move would give Georgia-Pacific about a two percent interest in the class B voting shares of Western Plywood Co. Ltd.
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Celebrations of Independence Reach Colonies in 1776
An AP chronicle recounts early public joy over the Declaration of Independence, noting events in Philadelphia and Savannah with bonfires drums and toasts. It highlights Worcester Mass as the toast capital with 24 toasts including praise of Washington and mock jibes at Tories.
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YMCA club to observe Lubbock 50th anniversary
The YMCA Single Guys and Gals Club meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Y to mark Lubbock 50th anniversary with Mrs Arnold Maeker as principal speaker. A 55 year old Lubbock man was arrested Friday on suspicion of indecent exposure to a minor in the 3100 block on Avenue A. A small house at 2610 26th Street rear owned by A Gibson and occupied by Suldon Woods suffered smoke damage from a fire starting in a divan. Willie Houston reported a five diamond ring valued at 149 50 stolen from his home Thursday. Vivian Kiser, 83, daughter of Mrs Marie Dyson Kiser, suffered minor head injuries Friday when her mother’s car collided with another at 9th Street and Avenue N. she was treated and released. Wendell Coffee of Lubbock was elected to the executive committee of the Patent Trademark and Copyright Law section of the Texas State Bar in Dallas. Six sections of the bar association named officers Friday.
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Talks Accessed By Steel Negotiators
Negotiations aimed at averting a nationwide steel strike stalled by unauthorized walkouts were postponed to Monday. Strikers, who earlier defied orders, began to bow to leadership after pressure from United Steelworkers' Union president David J. McDonald.
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United Steelworkers’ Union
Pentagon Fire Reels In Six Million Dollar Loss
Pentagon officials report about six million dollars in electronics brain machines destroyed by a four hour fire at the Air Force statistical center. A later check reduces earlier 30 million estimate for the machines and notes 1200 reels of computer tape burned but data may be retrievable from other records. International Business Machines crews assist the Air Force in reinstalling systems and reorganizing statistics.
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