Ike Returns Reds Fire and Rescue After Plane Crashes
United Press dispatch reports two passenger planes, one Northwest DCTC flight from New York to Manila and a Philippine airliner, ditched or went down at sea. A total of 84 aboard with 87 reported safe after swift rescues in shark peril waters. 34 Americans aboard the Northwest plane. Rescue by Clark AFB amphibious planes saved 56. one killed, one missing. The incident prompted U.S. President Eisenhower to seek Security Council action amid Soviet reactions.
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Northwest plane crash near Jimalog Island en route Manila
A Northwest airliner diverted after a propeller failed and fire broke out. The craft ditched at sea with 66 aboard, including U.S. officers and civilians. Albatross aircraft dropped life rafts. survivors were rescued and transported to Manila.
Premier Kishi Stabbing Victim Report Conflicting Details
Tokyo sources report Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi was stabbed and seriously wounded while at or near his official residence. Police gave unclear accounts of the attack timing and location amid chaotic initial details.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Iistn
Japan
Hestever
Avere Tost
Debre cautions new African states on independence
Prime Minister Michel Debre warned leaders of Chad the Chad Republic and the Central African Republic that independence does not solve all problems. He spoke after France prepared to update relations with three former Afri cer colonies as they gained independence.
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France
Michel Debre
Chad
Lubbock OKs 1960-61 Budget and City Franchises
City Commission tentatively approves a 1,158,252 operating budget for 1960 61 and grants a new five year franchise to Southwestern Bell Telephone Co through December 31 1963. A $100 000 five year street lighting program is authorized prioritizing annexed areas while a pole use dispute with Southwestern Public Service Co is postponed to future negotiations.
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Ubbock
Lubbock
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
City Hall
Southwestern Public Service Co
Municipal Power & Light
Filsonbogn
UN Security Council weighs Congo crisis with calls for force
The Associated Press reports Western nations back UN moves to deploy aid and potential troops to Congo as the Security Council considers authorizing action. Russia blocks vetoed options while Ghana and other African states balk at proceeding without UN approval. President Kasavadera and Prime Minister Lapmaniha urge restraint and seek neutral intervention.
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Congo
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Matador Heavy Showers Soak South Plains
Rain showers drenched the South Plains from Lubbock to Levelland as Caprock storms drifted eastward. Officials reported 0.5 to 1.0 inches with scattered downpours causing street flooding and minor washouts while forecasts warned of lingering showers into the afternoon. Local measurements from Matador indicated the heaviest rainfall with several inches in places, and residents described flooded roads and creeks rising near Crosby and Dickens counties.
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Levelland
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Jobory Jackson
Tornado Strikes Buckner Boulevard Area Crowding Dallas
A severe storm lashed Dallas Wednesday afternoon, cutting power to a theater and toppling utility poles. At least four poles were down near Buckner Boulevard, wires on the ground, trapping people in a stalled car beneath an underpass. Water covered several streets including near Dub Das Towne Field.
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Democrats Unbeatable In Parades At Democratic Convention
AP dispatch from Los Angeles notes Adlai E. Stevenson named for nomination by Sen Eugene McCarthy amid loud Democratic cheers while Kennedy Johnson strong supporters and other delegates show mixed loyalties. Stevenson dominates gallery support as delegates remain restrained amid ongoing demonstrations and party cadence.
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Arthur Edson
Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ilinois
John B. Nennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Stevenson
Jack
Adlai
Uwe
California
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Kennedy
Johnson
Cal
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Banbure
Congo Crisis Feared Editorials and News Notes
A composite index lists sections and page references across the newspaper, including Congo crisis editorials, women's news, sports scores, quotations, radio and TV programs, and miscellaneous markers. The entry outlines section designations and page locations for readers.
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Congo
Kennedy Captures Democratic Nomination On First Ballot
An exhausted but jubilant Democratic National Convention awarded John Fitzgerald Kennedy the party’s presidential nomination on the first ballot. The final roll shifted as Missouri, Kansas, and other states rallied, solidifying Kennedy’s path to the White House amid continued party unity efforts.
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Orville Freeman
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Adeinu
Massour
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Pee
Kennedy
Johnson
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Kennedy Stevenson Rivalry Roils Los Angeles Arena
A Wednesday night crowd at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles backed Adlai Stevenson over the Kennedy faction in a dramatic convention scene. The event featured cross currents as Pat Brown of California and other figures shifted loyalties, reshaping the outcome and signaling Stevenson as a rising factor for the convention’s balance of power.
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Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
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Seein
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Pears SelAali Te Stibs Fey Poa Pee
The readable text fragments mention local fruit shipments and a small farm trade note. Names and places are unclear, but the item suggests a community market listing with pears and related produce. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the fragments.
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