Price Daniel and the tidelands fight for Texas schools
Dallas News political reporter notes Governor Price Daniel’s lifelong crusade to keep tidelands for Texas schools. The long struggle saw Supreme Court rulings, veto battles, and a quitclaim bill signed by Eisenhower, with Daniel’s steadfast stance ultimately vindicated. Texas now prides itself on a governor who stands firm for state rights.
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Uckworth
Dallas News
Price
Daniel
Texas
Tidelands
Supreme Court
Duckworth
Price Daniel
Truman
U.S. Senate
Senate
Eisenhower
Jed
Gulf
Summer Safety Rules for Prolonged School Breaks
The National Safety Council urges parents to ensure children obey safety rules during summer breaks to prevent accidents. While kids may resist, heeding parental admonitions can reduce injuries and preserve vacation enjoyment, making the effort worthwhile.
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National Safety Council
Hinsdale County Tops sparse population in 1960 census
Southwestern Colorado Hinsdale County records 218 people over 1 062 square miles, claiming the nation s sparsest county title though Alaska also has low density. Report notes population drop of 45 in the decade, with strong competition feared from other counties. A farmer’s aside touches on nature and crop pests.
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Najhile
Hinsdale
Colorado
United States
Alaska
Jubbock Avalanche Journal early edition rolling daily on South Plains
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning and Evening editions publish weekday and Sunday consolidated reports from Lubbock Texas. It is issued by Wales Journal Publishing Company with Associated Press and United Press International wire services. Subscription rates shown include 1 year 19.80 3 months 4.90 and other durations. June 4, 1960.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Wales Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Sun Bt
Ave. J
Lubbock
Texas
National Mertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Failas
Associated Press
la United Press Internationa
Maer
Ratliff
United Pates of America
Bec. A
Tea Time With Dempsey At Broadway Tea Party
Special correspondent Bob Considine recalls an informal gathering at Jack Dempsey's on Broadway where boxing legends and figures like Ingemar Johansson Joe Louis and Bill Slocum attend. The event features speeches about a new trophy plaque for the Patterson Johansson winner and Dempsey's gracious remarks.
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York
Jack Dempsey
Broadway
Dempsey
Ingemar Johansson
Joe Louis
Bill Slocum
Jack Fugazy
Feature Sports, Inc
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Eaton and Montgomery: harmless fools or international pawns
In a wry column, Inez Robb mockingly compares Cyrus S. Eaton and Viscount Montgomery as self styled peace apostles who travel and talk, urging restraint but achieving little. She argues their age shields harmless quirks, defends Eaton against Logan Act charges, and likens the era to Rhinoceros turning civic minds. The piece weighs free speech against political meddling and preserves a wary humor toward both figures.
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Inez Robb
Ike
Mike
Cyrus S. Eaton
U.S.A
Viscount Montgomery
U. K
Mr. Eaton
Monty
Cyrus Eaton
U.S. A
Khrush
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Mr. Faten
Khrushchev
Orly Airfield
London
Paris
Montgomerys
Eatons
Ednas Party Attire Question Sparks Style Debate
Reader asks how formal Ednas party is and whether saddle shoes or loafers suit the occasion. The note seeks guidance on appropriate footwear and overall formality.
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Edna
Khrushchev’s ignorance of American politics shocks readers
In a sharp Washington post Paris critique, Khrushchev’s claim that an open skies pact would bind only until Eisenhower’s term reveals grave ignorance of American politics and diplomacy. The piece argues the Senate would demand a formal treaty with inspections and warns no future president will accept terms of unconditional surrender for West Berlin.
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Ray Tucker
Jashington
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Senate
Teheran-Yalta
Congress
Russia
Senate of the
United States
West Berlin
Texas Tech commencement marks largest class in history
The 1946 Texas Tech graduation will honor 405 degree recipients, with baccalaureate sermons by Dr. Jack M. Lewis at the football stadium. Notables include Fern Allene Smith, Dehlia Jewell Kirby, Vivienne Tucker, Enna Barnett, Joe Foote, and Maretta Holloway. Polly the parrot at Main and Ave L dies, blamed on injury after 24 years with the Painter family. Trotsky warns Stalinist foes plotting after a near-fatal 1946 attack. Trotsky strengthens security at his Mexico City home.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Texas Tech
Jack M. Lewis
First Presbyterian Church
Fern Allene Smith
Big Spring
Dehlia Jewell Kirby
Lubbock
Vivienne Ferreline Tucker
Enna Albert Barnett
Joe Reeder Foote
Roscoe
Maretta Frank Holloway
Polly
Nora Painter
Main
Ave. L
Painter House
West Texas Hospital
Pauline Owens
Painter
Main St
Sokolsky On Adams And Khrushchev Date Shifts
A column notes Khrushchev delaying the summit until after the US election, discussing how American elections affect governance. It recalls John Adams and Jefferson era views on France, unity, and the stability of the republic, then ends with a London plaque honoring Mark Twain for living at 23 Tedworth Square in 1896-97 after his daughter's death.
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Khrushchev
Sokolsky
Senate
House of Representatives
Gromyko
United Nations
Russia
John Adams
United States
Congress
Europe
America
Adams
Eisenhower
France
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
London
Mark Twain
Tedworth Square
London County Council
Twain
Susan Clements
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Charley
Jimmy Bronson
Simon and Schuster
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Tussa “ IL
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New Yorker
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Poland
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Kremlin
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Army
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Trotsky
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