Soviet 20 year program pledges peaceful shift to socialism
A Soviet program outlines a 20 year road to socialism with a peaceful transition preferred but not ruled out if exploiting classes resist. It promises an abundance of wealth for all by mid term, modernization of housing, and a shift from England to the United States as a model, with Premier Khrushchev set to lead public discussion on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Este
Ilean
United States
An. Ccorogram
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
Sochi
England
U.S
Lenin
Areware Fhishad Sinth Thase
Kaye Lynn
Cox
Miss Hobbs
Linda Gail Lean
the Depard
Miss Roswell
AlRoach
Los Alamos
Glenda Lea Johnson
Artesia
Pata
Rtibback
Leslie Carrey
Moura Wat
Harlem Riots Prompt Police Action and Casualties
In Harlem on Friday night a crowd surged into brawling and rioting with police assigning hundreds of officers and detectives. More than 1,000 residents and 150 officers were involved. two officers were injured and eight arrests made as windows were broken and a shop looted on 125th Street. Order restored by 1:30 am after shots were fired into the air and responses by fire engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
125Th Street
Miss Clovis Captures New Mexico Crown At Pageant
Miss Clovis Myrtice Conn, 20, auburn haired student at Eastern New Mexico University Portales, won Miss New Mexico from eight contenders. Runners up were Miss Lovington Carolyn Janet Coady, 19, and Miss Carlsbad Helen Hayes Carwile, 21. Conn performed a comedy routine, delaying her appearance due to a jet incident and a brief layover before the contest.
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Sumer Myacacy
Cuva
Eastern New Mexico University At
Portales
Aieniet Winnie Rares
Driverless Car Fatality Alleges Youth Injury
A driverless car in motion struck a youth and knocked down a mailbox, with traffic officers reporting the incident as a fatality. The vehicle reportedly ran over the youth as it moved, prompting investigations into the autonomous car's controls and safety protocols.
Area Men Place High In Wyoming Rodeo
Cheyenne Wyoming rodeo events highlighted by Texans winning go rounds. Hathaway of Snyder won the Saturday afternoon Brahma bull riding go round with 37.7 points and Eddy Akridge of Midlothian placed high in other events as riders showcased skill and speed.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Plaiee
Ana ‘Hathaway
Snyder
Eddy Akridge
Miss Conn Crowned Queen at Pageant With Guest Miss Mobley
Miss Conn was crowned queen by Miss America 1959 Mary Ann Mobley, a special guest at the pageant. Master of ceremonies Mike Edwards, member of the Hobbs Junior Chamber of Commerce, sponsored the contest.
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Miss Conn
Mary Ann Mobley
Mike Edwards
Hobbs Junior Chamber of Commerce
K9 Corps After Dog Burglar Incident At Caprock Center
Police investigated a report of a dog in a store at Caprock Center on 50th Street. Officers found the Kressge store manager in his office with a dog roaming inside after a supposed lock mishap. The manager suggested the dog may have been left inside by mistake.
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Kennedy
Joe
Kathleen Kennedy
Lubbock
K-9 Corps
Ajc
Caprockt
50Th Street
Kressge Variety
Midland Slaying Victim Rites Scheduled Today
Vera Louise Kinsey, bullet-torn survivor of a farm family massacre, will be buried today beside her father Fred Milton Kinsey, three brothers, and a sister. Kinsey, a former mental patient, killed his four children and wounded Vera Louise before shooting himself. Funeral services set for 4 am at Calvary Baptist Church, burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Ilnsay
Calvary Baptist] Church
Ross Payne
Cotton Flat Baptist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Mail carrier retires after long service on expanded route
Allen recounts delivering mail along a 59 mile route in Floyd County, moving from a 1917 35 mile path to 59 miles with 25 paved. He began with a 1916 Model T, used mule teams, endured runaways, later switched to cars, kept a Model A for bad weather, and will retire after serving 170 families with plans to travel and fish.
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Allen
Floyd County
Sandhill, Barge and Harmony
Ford
Tulsa
Carlsbad
Calif
Reward Offered For Ship's Silver Return
A $1,000 reward was offered for the return of the silver service from the heavy cruiser USS Houston. The service was moved with the crew to Floyd County from McLennan, and there is belief it was ashore at Manila in 1942 before the Houston sank on March 1. Officials including Lloyd County and Adm Chester W. Nimitz are involved in locating the silver.
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Houston
Tex
Allen
Alpine
Floyd County
McLennan
Lloyd County
Gregory
Texas
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Berkeley
Calif
S. M., Kinson
Manila
Storms Rip Wide Regions With Rain And Heat Across States
A series of storms drenched Pennsylvania and New York, flooding streets in Philadelphia and Reading while eight cows were killed by lightning near Franklin New York. Minnesota and North Dakota reported revived heat as Chicago saw 28 students collapse at a rainy open air event. Winds caused damage in Ohio towns and dozens were hurt statewide.
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Franklin
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Upper
Ohio Valley
New York
New York City
New England
Minnesota
North Dakota
Lane Tech High School
Chicago
Illinois Department of the American Legion
Ohio
Indiana
Sidney
Troy
Ansonia
Union City
Filling
Gulf Coast
Texas
Births and family notices from local hospital records
A fragmented list of birth announcements records newborns with weights and times, parents and addresses, and fathers' occupations. Entries cite hospitals including Saint Mary’s and Reese Air Force Base, with fathers employed at various local firms. several items reference weights ranging from about 5 to 10 pounds and times in the morning or afternoon.
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Santos Gare
Ave
Laut Clinic
Fred Stone Plumbing Co
Mariano Garcia
Akon
Weal ‘Bean Hospital
Taiher
Clis County
Dire
Mra
Henry
Jurday
St. Mary's Hospital
Hobie Yates
P. Tinpouam
Reese Air Force Base
Clay Putman
Hee Af
Sucopathic Nouba
36th Division Parades Before Record Crowd at Fort Hood
A record crowd witnessed the 36th Division parade at Fort Hood on Saturday amid Berlin crisis rumors of extended active duty. Gov Price Daniel Maj Gen Carl Phinney Lt Gen Earle Wheeler Lt Gen Sam Willards and Lt Gen Miller Ainsworth attended. The Governor's Trophy went to Headquarters and Headquarte rs for the Auth Medical Battalion with an evaluation board score of 9605, accepted by Lt Joe Willingham of Austin. Division Advisor's Trophy went to Co E 2D Battle Group 43D Infantry of Marlin named as division honor company.
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North FT. Hood
36Th
Berlin
Price Daniel
Carl Phinney
Earle Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Department of Defense
James Taylor
Sam Williards
4Th Army
Miller Ains Iworth
Auth Medical Battalion
Theaward
Joe Willingham
Austin
Co. E
2D Battle Group
43D Infantry
Marlin
Demo Chairman Attacks GOP on Domestic Spending Drive
Washington AP reports Democratic National Chairman John F. Bailey accuses Republicans of using fiscal cuts to offset defense costs and stall economic growth. He defends continued domestic investment during a time of crisis while noting GOP pledges to back President Kennedy on Berlin.
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Washington
John
Bailey
GOP
Kennedy
Berlin
Mail carrier Allen honored for long service
A long serving mail carrier, Allen, is recognized for a 44 year career. He has a daughter Mrs Leighton Darrell of Lubbock and a son Irvin in Odessa, with six grandchildren. He served under several postmasters including Henry, J D Starks, Mrs Lon V Y Smith, A D Fultz, Starks Green, and current postmaster Edward H Webster.
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Leighton Darrell
29Th St
Lubbock
Irvin
Odessa
Allen
Henry
J. D. Starks
Lon V Y. Smith
A. D. Fultz
Starks Green
Edward H. Webster
Ike’s Records Hidden Dispute Claims House Panel
A House committee cites political motives in a dispute over a report on government records suppression. The panel contends the records are being withheld for partisan reasons, challenging the transparency of archival handling and oversight.
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Ike
House Committee
Newsman Is Named Johnson Aide in Fort Worth
Vice President Lyndon Johnson appointed Charles K. Boatner city editor of the Evening Star-Telegram as administrative assistant. The appointment takes effect Tuesday after Boatner, 25-year Star-Telegram veteran and 13-year city editor, receives leave. Jack Douglas will succeed Boatner as city editor.
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Fort Worth
Lyndon Johnson
Charles K. Boatner
Evening Star-Telegram
Star-Telegram
Boatner
Jack Douglas
Johnson
Senate
Douglas
Big Spring
Border Incidents Plotting Charged In Subcommittee
Michigan Republican Clare E Hofman voiced strong objections to the majority report on government records during the 1960 election. The subcommittee charged that secrecy and political propaganda masked Democratic aiding aims and questioned U S propaganda polls tied to Kennedy Nixon race.
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Clare E. Hofman
Michigan
Washington
APA
Housey
House
Dwight D.ing
Eisenhower
Nanene
Majority
Illlinois
William L
Dawson
Democratic National Party
Hoffman
Congress
USIA
U.S. Information Agency
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Aid Committee
Bulgaria
Greteara
North Atlant
Supervis
Penrs
UAR Succeeds In Operating Reactor
Cairo Egypt AP reports Sarah Hedayet director of United Arab Republic Atomic Energy Commission announced Saturday that the UAR has successfully operated a 2000 kilowatt atomic reactor built with Soviet cooperation for peaceful purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Sarah|Hedayet
United
Arab Republic
Atomic Energy
Conminton
Sleeping Frenchmen Slain By Algerians
In Algiers AP reports twelve French soldiers were killed while they slept at a post near Orleansville early Saturday. Algerian nationalists infiltrated the outpost aided by three members of the local garrison, after a Moslem sentry was shot.
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Algiers
Algeria
Orleansville
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