U S and Russia Near Pact on Nuclear Test Talks
United States and Soviet Union near final agreement to begin technical talks within three weeks on a suspension of nuclear tests. President Eisenhower expected to announce the accord and propose a date for talks as allied partners review time and participants. Khrushchev delivered Moscow note. De Gaulle not seen as obstructive. Eisenhower and Dulles to confer at White House to draft reply.
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Ashington
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
France
Sec
John Foster Dulles
White House
Red Fishing Boats In Mystery Vigil Off Canada Coast
A half dozen Soviet fishing vessels patrol about 100 miles off the east Canadian coast near buoyed areas in international waters. The Moscow government protested an American plane flyover at masthead height. U S officials view the setup as curious but not illegal. Images show Soviet buoys, and Canada provided a helicopter photo to U.S. authorities.
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Canada
Elton C. Fay Washington
Maritime Provinces
Moscow
U. S
Great Banks
International Watera
Wisconsin Man Confronts Alloyed Youths After Car Push
Madison Wisconsin police report a man Henry J Klinkner confronted two youths pushing his stalled car at a downtown intersection. He attempted to grab one youth, prompting their escape down an alley as the vehicle rolled away.
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Wisconsin
Madison, Wis
Henry J. Klinkner
Klinkner
Lan Alley
Three-Way Space Legislation Set For House Blastoff
Democratic leaders switch signals in Washington to press fast action on space policy. Mc Cormack aims to create a civilian space agency and back a nonmilitary exploration effort. He plans a permanent 25 member House committee to handle space matters and basic science.
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House
Washington
Jonn W. McCormack
D-Mass
America
Congress
U.S
McCormack
Space Committee
Senate
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House Space Committee
Oritim Tee
De Gaulle Seizes Power Amid French Assembly Clash
Gen Charles de Gaulle gained power as premier after Assembly approval and sought broader constitutional powers. Riots and police clashes followed, while Gen Raoul Salan imposed de facto martial law in Algiers to prevent a split with extremist settlers. See DE GAULLE Page 16.
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Daris
Charles de Gaulle
France
National Assembly
Assembly
de Gaulle
Rcon
Algiers
Raoug Salan
Pierre Pflimlin
Salan
Pflimlin
Algeria
Northwest
Africa
Halred
Algiers Committee of Public Safety
Paris
Fourth U.S. Air Route Is Studied
Civil Aeronautics Administrator James T. Pyle says he is eyeing at least one more transcontinental skyway like the three safety lines to begin operation June 15 and possibly new routes from New York to Miami Detroit to Miami and Chicago to Miami. Senator Monroney urges a unified air safety agency led by the Civil Aeronautics Administration, noting it must be strengthened after recent accidents.
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United Press International
Washington
Civil Aeronautices
James T. Pyle
New York
Miami
Detroit
Chicago
Pyle
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Senate
Air Safter
Monroney
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Youth Attendant Beaten in Robbery at Service Station
A 16 year old Bobby Lokey was assaulted while a gunman robbed the King Service Station at 519 Idalou Road about 4 45 a m. The attacker wearing a service station style shirt fled with more than 200 dollars, leaving Lokey with head lacerations and a possible serious injury. He was listed in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. The bandit, estimated 25, spoke of hitchhiking to Dallas after asking for cigarette change. The case is ongoing.
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Bobby Lokey
E. E. Lokey
36Th St
Lokey
Methodist Hospital
Joyce
Doreen Lokey
FE. E. Lokey
King
Idalou Road
Dallas
Tech Rites Set as Rain Shifts Baccalaureate to Auditorium
Dr. W Kenneth Pope told about 800 graduates that life demands building bridges within and with others to forge understanding. Commencement follows tonight in Jones Stadium with 815 diplomas and two honorary degrees awarded, including Charles C Thompson and Houston Harte. The ceremony may move indoors if weather persists.
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Jim Holleman
Texas Tech
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
W. Kenneth Pope
Pope
First Methodist Church
Houston
Jones Stadium
Tech
Arthur S. Adams
American Council On Education
Charles C. Thompson
Colorado City
Houston Harte
San Angelo
F. N. Jones
Municipal Auditorium
Dr. Jones
James Strawn
Center
Frederic Sage III
Alice
Stal
1,000 Homeless As $1 Million Blast Kills Two, Hurts 40
A tank car explosion in Mount Pulaski left 1,000 of 1,500 residents homeless as flames destroyed 10 freight cars. The blast killed two railroad crewmen and injuried about 40 others, with damage pegged above 1 million dollars. Tremors were felt over a 20 mile radius.
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United Preas
Mount Pulaski
Illinois Central Railroad
Chimney Collapse Uncovers World War II Arms Cache in Italy
In Rovigo Italy a chimney collapse exposed a cache of World War II arms spilled into the street. The find included three machine guns a German rifle a pistol an anti tank shell six hand grenades and 14 rounds of ammunition.
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Haly
Rovigo
Italy
Three Men Die In Freak Blast In Big Spring Area
A gas saturated area near a pipeline exploded late Saturday in Borden County. G W Gilbert 68 and grandsons George Cecil Rackley 20 Gilbert Neal Jennings 22 died. Edgar Lee Jennings 26 was in critical condition. Four fishermen and their cars were engulfed. two died early Sunday, another later, a fourth in critical condition. Highway patrol said the men returned to two cars at the Phillips Boedecker Oil Lease 30 miles northeast. The blast followed a match strike or car start as gas seeped from a line. Cars burned and clothing burned off victims. survivors walked two miles to seek aid.
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IG Spring
Big Spring
G. W. Gilbert
George Cecil Rackley
Gilbert Neal Jennings
Edgar Lee Jennings
Hobbes Rockie
Hobbs
N. M
Phillips Boedecker
Here
Borden County
Severe Storms Hit South Plains Area Striking Hale Center
A Sunday storm outbreak brought high winds and hail to the South Plains with Hale Center and Lockney reporting damaging hail. Cotton fields north of Lockney were flattened on the Horton Howell farm and Colorado City area power lines and a chicken house roof suffered damage.
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Evere
South Plains
Colorado City-Midland
Midwest
Fai
Hale Center
Lockney
Horton Howell
Hale County
Colorado City
Snyder
Mitchell County
Weather map details for Lubbock and region with thundershowers
Partly cloudy with widely scattered evening thundershowers across Lubbock area and vicinity. Winds southerly near storms. Temperatures range from 64 to 98 degrees with 24 hour precipitation data for Abilene El Paso Oklahoma City Albuquerque Houston Amarillo Dallas Denver and Roswell.
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PRLC
Abilene
el Paso
Okla. City
Albuquerque
Houston
Amarillo
Dallas
Denver
Roswell
W. Falls
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