Severe hail and flood damage hit Happy area and Brownwood
Storms battered Happy and surrounding towns with large hail and heavy rainfall. Destruction included shattered windows, flooded streets, and damaged homes along Pecan Bayou and nearby areas. Officials warned of rising floods and possible further crests into Wednesday morning as residents sandbagged stores and secured properties.
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Brownwood
Ar Hense
Brownwood - Coleman
Wedtesdas
Fac- Teriex
Electrified Tragedy Shocks Maple Community Farm
An irrigation pole contact caused the death of area farmer Lowe W at Maple Community farm west of Monon. A Latin American worker reported a shocked live wire had been energizing for weeks. A separate near miss involved a youth, Trace Towland, injured when a line touched a pipe. Funeral services for Lowe W are set at First Baptist Church of Morton with burial at Morton Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include wife Warland Altman, mother Mrs. Lawne, two brothers, and three sisters.
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Monon
Wablliany Marshall
Jacks
Mapie
Cary
TV Garester Panager
Bae Ceiman Eleerie Cnap
Tren
Soahert
Perigahiod
Lowe W
Lowe
Lobneck
Dave
Maple Community
Church of Morten
Beton
Hargraves
Wil
Morten Memorial Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Othe Wafer
San Don
Warland Altman
Maleste
Lawne
Marton
Lower Maple
McHam
70 Millar
Mantle
Pave Edwards Martin
Geneva Walkout Threat Looms In Worn Talks
The ENFAA EAP reports threat of a walkout for a second day as talks with Soviet, United States, Britain, and other ministers stall. Gromyko remains unmoved. British, French, and Soviet delegates say no progress is made and a breaking point nears.
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Enfaa Eap
Christian A- Heiter
Alles
Tac
Aiche
Soviet
Uniae
Berlin
Foren
Jandred Grvemyka
Gromyke
Sates
Britain
Tyomeata
Eet
Reid
Acheson
U. S
North America
Hisenhower
United States
Iself
France
Cieneva Shold
Europe
Integrated Fishing Book May Be Banned
SHREVEPORT La Miss library chief says a children’s book titled The First Book of Fishing may be banned due to illustrations showing white and Negro children fishing together. She suggests the city library board examine the book before a final decision. The book will not return to shelves during the decision process.
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Shreveport
Mesnard
Tnez Banne
Bhranan
City Library Board
Iust
Newry Boy
Mexico Officials To Attend Dallas Dinner
Mexican government and business leaders arrive in Dallas by air for a Station Hilton dinner hosted by Braniff Airways with US Ambassador Robert FH as guest speaker. Officials from Mexico attend to meet Texas business and civic leaders in a formal reception and remarks.
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Dallas
Mexico
Hilton
Roberti FH
United States
Braniff Airways
Eivie
Tragic Accidents Reported In Dallas And Houston
A three year old in Dallas was killed when a falling rabbit crate struck her head while she played in the backyard. In Houston an adult male maintenance worker was electrocuted on a fifth floor HVAC job after contacting a live line.
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Dallas
Clare
Linda Gait Carpenter
Houston
Sasha Ganchcraft
Hunding
Shooting survivor Bowman faces murder charges in Texas
A shooting at the Bowman residence in Lubbock leaves papers relating to a divorce action found nearby. Bowman, divorced since January, had remarried and his former wife and a 1-year-old son and younger daughter were involved. Police report a neighbor notified them of domestic trouble as calls from California and a coroner’s verdict were noted. Survivors include Bowman's wife, a daughter, a son, his mother, three brothers, and two sisters.
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Mifiers Sand
Bowman
Wile
Howran Paes
Rage
Wig
Lardhoek
Molblock
49Th St
Fariny Ofe
California
Justice of the Peace
FLA
Land
Orvalle Cloud
Bud Sims
Det
Janes Ferguson
Der
Sanders Funeral Home
Vickie
Thomas
Mabel ‘Bowman
Lubbock
Charles
Prince
Picnic and community events at Piest Methodist Church
The all church picnic at Piest Methodist Church is set for this evening at Mackenzie State Park with a recreation walk, followed by a picnic supper and activities. Families plan fried chicken meals and rain plans move events to the church. Also noted are birth announcements and local residents with ties to Monterey California and Lubbock.
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Piest Methodist Church
Mackenzie State Park
Fireen Ash Cave
Mermeéenal Tall
GIVES WAY TO OBSESSION Cockatoo Hunts Eagle Dream Ends in Storm
A cockatoo named Albert, once cared for by Miss Jeanne Fisher in a New York hotel, abandons its cage during a thunderous storm and vanishes. Police fail to locate him, but a white bird with a gold crest reappears days later on a nearby avenue ledge, signaling a dramatic turn in the tale of the creature’s "eagle" aspirations.
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Arthur Everett
New York
Albert
Len Stewart Damen
Jeff Ana
Darron
Ite
Times
Miss Fisher
F Or Albert
Bird of
Igndich
Fisher
Mondisat Avenue
Eisenhower's cautious view on 1960 nomination and steel strike
Ike remains wary on a signed Republican slate for 1960 while weighing risks of siding in the steel strike. He doubts summit aims, fears Soviet brinkmanship at Geneva, and desires progress before any public stance. He backs tax restraint but opposes a national sales tax.
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Eisenhower
Treasury
Robert B Anderson
Roth Anderson
Fasenhower
Geneva
United States
Britain
Nfavar
Berlin
Solons Debate Pay After Gov. Daniel Session Hint
Lawmakers discuss pay raises and spending plans as House and Senate leaders negotiate funding levels. Gov Daniel faces a potential fourth call for a special session amid rumors of lobbying influence and expectations of higher salaries for public servants.
Committee Okays Disaster Amendment
Washington reports the constitutional amendment to empower governors to fill House vacancies during major disasters. The measure would permit gubernatorial appointments when more than half the House is wiped out, aligning with current Senate vacancy practice but requiring no special election.
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Washington
PAP
Congress
House
Senate
Man Faints Foiled Murder Plot In California
Police say Robert Briggs of Pacific Palisades attempted to drive his wife and mother in law over a cliff with gasoline to kill them. The car stalled after a brake was applied. Briggs later fainted and was found incoherent by authorities, with notes asking to help Norma.
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Monica
Calif
Robert 7
Briges
Pacific Palisades
Brigge
Mus
Brigas
Fate
Miss Lubbock Delegate Heads to Miss Texas Pageant
Miss Cone departs from Lubbock Municipal Airport with her mother and manager for Beaumont to compete in the Miss Texas Pageant opening Thursday at 8 15 p m. She will swim and model, then perform a song and dance on Friday and vie for top three Saturday.
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Jan Cone
Labtork
Laibbock Municipal
Beaumont
J. Raymond Cone
Aist St
Frank Rose
27Th St
Miss Cone
Miss . Texas
Cane
Miss i Labbeck
Laibbeck
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Freud's Grandson Urged to See Psychiatrist After Conviction
Lucien Freud, grandson of Sigmund Freud and artist, faced a driving conviction in London with a year long license suspension for repeatedly passing cars. The magistrate criticized his mentality and urged psychiatric evaluation.
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Young Freud
London
Sigmund Freud
Lucien Freud
850 Reported Killed In New Iraq Fighting
Beirut based Middle East News Agency said 850 were killed in clashes between Communists and Nationalists in Kirkuk Iraq. The agency also claimed Iraqi air force planes bombed rebel positions as fighting continued.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tuessday
Kirkuk
UAR
Acheson recalls scare of Russian attack during Korea War
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson described a brief US alert when Washington feared Russian bombers might strike early in the Korean War. He said Lovett alerted him before Attlee’s White House meeting with Truman as US fighters were sent aloft and all aircraft stood on alert.
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Acheson
U.S
Washington
Dean Achesort
United States
Lovell
Canada
Invain
Rnident
Oliver Franks
White House
Local Births and Hospital Moves Highlight Community Notes
A father employed as a printer appears in multiple items tied to births and hospital stays. A newborn daughter weighs eight pounds two ounces at a Texas hospital. Other notes reference a bevy of names, hospital transfers, and family movements including Reese Village and West Texas Hospital.
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Laehmck
West Texas Hospital
Panchey
Oy Huth of & Daughter
Tofton
Father Of Triplets Feels Like Celebrity
In Portland Maine Frank E Payer 37 took a day off from his job as an automobile radiator repairman after his wife Muriel 36 gave birth to triplets Pamela Marie Patrick Mark and Paula Marie at Mercy Hospital two hours after the first child. The event marks the Pay er family reach to nine children.
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Portland
Maine
Frank E. Payer
Muriel Payer
Mercy Hospital
Pamela Marie
Patrick Mark
Paula Marie
Payers
Lady Chatterleys Lover Declared Not Obscene by Court
District Court Judge Frederick Bryan ruled that Lady Chatterleys Lover is entitled to First Amendment protections. The ruling blocks government timing to bar the book from the mails, saying obscenity exclusions could curb classics and harm a free society.
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New York
Ruted Thesday
Lady Chatterley
Frederick Bryan
Air force units join US fleet in antisubmarine drills
Forces from Canada and the United States prepare joint antisubmarine exercises off the West Coast. The 2nd Canadian Escort Squadron and the 407th Maritime Squadron join the US 1st Fleet in the operation.
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Ottawa
Royal i Canadian Air Force
Aig
Eld
Khrushchev Talks with Press in Moscow Exhibit Opening
Khrushchev defends visits to Sweden and Britain, notes opposition press in Scandinavia, and questions Nixon and Geneva conference. He cites talks with Macmillan and expects summit talks, while saying only an ideot would doubt his plan’s execution. He remarks on press criticism affecting travel plans.
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Midas Tee
Peter the Great
Poltava
Far Tirlanders
Bo ¢. Hansen
Denmark
Khrushchev
Richard Mo Ntxen
Soviet Union
Nison
Moscow
Nixon
Krush.chev
Macmillan
Khushchev
State Department
Nontad Adenanery
Nennns
Scandina
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