UN Vote Crushes Soviets in Spy Charge Fight
United Nations Security Council rejected the Soviet accusation of U S spying via a military plane and vetoed an impartial probe. The Soviet Union used a big power veto to block Red Cross contact with two crew members held after the July 1 downing. Henry Cabot Lodge charged Soviet attempts to seize the Polaris test vehicle and spy on East Coast facilities, as Alaska flights drew heated remarks.
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William L. Ryan
N.Y
UN Security Council
United States
Amman
Soviet Union
Red Cross
Inter Ional Wieters
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tempt
Atlantic
Alaska
Woman Is Car Victim
A 70 year old retired teacher Miss Harwell from Santa Fe New Mexico died from injuries after a collision between her car and a pickup hauling a trawler at the east Lubbock city entry. Seven others were injured in related incidents as traffic police described the sequence of crashes Tuesday.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche
Deernal
Lubbock
Misswell
Santa Fe
West Texas
Ini
Parkway de
Shalow Hwy
Parkw
Quirt Ave
Harwell
Fort Worth
Ronald Brooks Staunton
Lorenzo Farmer
East Lubbock
Snyder Boy Drowns North Of Snyder In Tragic Accident
Edward Botts, about 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chirence Botts of Snyder, drowned in a bank near W miles north of Snyder Tuesday. Four companions dove to assist. Botts disappeared and ten hours of searching ended with his body recovered by a rescue party. Attempts to revive him failed and he was taken to a local funeral home. Several hours earlier two other drowning victims were recovered near Lubbock.
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Here
Lubbock
Edward Botts
Abeit
Mes
Chirence Botts
Snyder
Botts
Nee
Bell
Bodies Of Two Youths Recovered From Lake After Search
After a 26 hour search two drowned youths were found in a lake near Fort Worth. Rannie Taylor and James Hill were last seen Tuesday afternoon after the boat with search divers spotted the bodies near the lake bank. The victims’ families live in Fort Worth and the father is stationed with the Army in Lapan. The body of the first youth was recovered near 9 pm Tuesday, and the second was found about 11 pm the same night. The investigation continues.
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Tom Eastland
Avakineheal
Oodrow
Rannie ‘Taylor
Hy End
Jermes Hill
Here
Lubberk
Dii
Lake Hill
Inernaen
Ro Ui
Hike Taylor
Ssat
MC. Taylor
Lapan
Fort Worth
Taylor
Ashore Paylor
Eisenhower Returns to Chicago for Rousing Welcome
Dwight D. Eisenhower rode through crowded Chicago streets amid confetti and chants as locals greeted the expected political retirement with warmth. The parade drew long lines of cheering crowds while rain delayed his departure from Newport, marking a festive if weather-hit tribute to the former president.
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Arthur Edson
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dwight
Sisenhower
Len Robart
Taft
Tursday
White House
Newport
Ike
Chacas
Man Guilty Of Murder In Bailey County Slaying
Bailey County clerk was found guilty of murder in the case of Grover Tape, with the crime outlined at a Barghus bar scene. Evidence included a broken safe, consumed soft drinks, and a disturbance at the crime location amid a broader investigation.
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Jerry Hall
Ittlefield
al Griffin
Fortier Bailes County
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Barghus
Saat
Clovis
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Hurhay
Humber
Iba Cw
Tie Urgars
Arate
eieMe
Lodge Seen As Choice in Republican National Convention
Fragmented readable text describes stages of the Republican convention with Rockefeller pushing stronger planks. It mentions New York and Forties era scenes, with spectators, a gavel, and a heated atmosphere as the event unfolds amid interlinked political tensions.
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Rockefeller
New York
LBJ Law Challenge Sparks Federal Suit Over Ballot
North Texas State College student Michiel E. Schwwille of Dallas filed a federal suit in Austin challenging Lyndon B. Johnson appearing twice on the general election ballot. Attorneys argue the constitution bars a man from holding two offices and running for two jobs at once. The suit names state officials and party leaders as defendants and seeks an injunction to prevent Johnson's certification by the Democratic Committee.
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Apia College
Lyndon B. Johnson
NTSC
Texas State College
Michiel E. Schwwille
Dallas
Austin
Ben Rice Jr
Rice
Joe Connally
Abilene
Democratic
I. May Brooks
Jake Jacobsen
Johnson
Faubus Swamps Four Opponents In Arkansas Primary
In Little Rock Orval Faubus leads the Arkansas Democratic primary with a heavy majority after seven percent counted, swamping four opponents and aiming for a historic fourth term. Brice Bennett and Joe C. Tardin contend for second, in a tight race amid rapidly tallied votes. Meanwhile local issues and water supply concerns in Faroe Islands noted in unrelated dispatches.
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Little Rock, Ark
Gon Orvaldo Frais
Faubus
Banbus
Market Quotation Raises Questions in City Retail Trade
An editor notes a short counted man who first understates his accounts then ends in jail. The column comments on how deceptive practices affect the city market and raises concerns about oversight and accountability.
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Manberrer
Tong
Lubbock County tax rate cut tied to Buffalo Lakes project
Lubbock County taxpayers receive a one cent reduction for 1960 as Buffalo Lakes Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 directors vote to lower the debt service levy to six cents per hundred dollars assessed. Kerr notes funds for debt retirement will total about one dollar per year, with remaining project costs covered by admission fees rentals and lake fishing revenues as the project nears completion. Further reductions expected as revenues rise during full operation and bond sales begin within five years.
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Lubbock County
Buffalo Lake Board
Hunter Coast, Co
Iarklines
Romunittes
V Vivavning
Seton
Land Beats Disney In Oklahoma Race
Land of Tousse Tuesday won the Democratic primary in the first district defeating Wesley Vo Disney in a contest for the right to face Hep Hauge Butcher, Ean, next November. Land had 65 votes to 18 for Disney, son of a former congressman, per United Press International.
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Nanunacen Hor
Wesley Vo Disney de
Hep Hauge Butcher
Ean
United Press. International
Land
Disney
Texans Break From Nixon Rallies Prompted By Critics
Reported by Jim Monkof in Chicago, angry Texans abandon Nixon’s campaign amid calls for a broader pivot. The piece notes denouncing tactics, shifts at state conventions, and pressure from GOP factions as delegates weigh support for new directions and aligned candidates.
Weather Map Page S40 Fragment Sparks Forecast Query
A fragment from the Weather Map Page S40 hints at a forecast update with garbled text and unclear details. The readable bits mention a weather map and a city or station reference, but many words are nonsensical, leaving the precise forecast unreadable.
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