U.S. Expels Russian Diplomat Over Secret Documents Case
The State Department expelled Nikolai I. Kurochkin, third secretary at the Soviet Embassy, for paying an American, Charles Beaumet of Arlington, to obtain secret military documents. Beaumet, a 25 year old magazine writer, registered as a foreign agent after being warned for years. He admitted handing over about 435 dollars in non-classified manuals and received payments totaling around 200 dollars in staged installments. The incident outlines delays in warning and incomplete document procurement by the Russian diplomat.
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John M. Hightower Ashington
United States
State Department
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
U.S
Kurochkin
Government
Justice Department
Charles Theodore Beaumet
Arlington
Beaumet
Nathan B. Leavin
Foreign Agents Registration Section
Department
Lenvin
Charlene
Charles
U.8
Delegates by Ballot Urged in Democratic Screen
Former Governor W Lee O Daniel remains eligible to run again as a Democrat after a State Democratic Executive Committee legal sub panel ruled unanimously in his favor. The panel also said Dist Judge Graham Purcell is not qualified for the Court of Criminal Appeals nomination. A full SDEC meeting Monday will certify candidates for the July 26 primary and consider a code of ethics for party conventions.
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Dave Cheavens Austin
W. Lee O’daniel
State Democratic Executive Committee
Dist
Graham Purcell
Wichita Falls
Court of Criminal Appeals
Code of Ethics
Price Daniel
Purcell
SDEC
O'Daniel
K. K. Woodley
Woodley
Aid In Sale Of Cotton Is Urged At Congress
The 19th annual American Cotton Congress closed with a plea for legislation to help cotton farmers sell their product. Burris Jackson said a one price system for cotton and more acreage are needed, and that farmers should seek allied support from other crops. He noted Americans grow cotton well but struggle to sell it. Ernest Carpenter warned of cotton being overprocessed to reach desired grades, diminishing value.
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Burris
Jackson
Hillsboro
Congress
Earnest Carpenter
Greenwood Mills
Greenwood
D. C
Fee
Sharp-Eyed Engineer Back On Track In Tooth Department
In Newcastle England a Newcastle-Edinburgh Express halted when the engineer stepped from the cab to retrieve his missing false teeth that had fallen out when he sneezed the day before. Passengers watched as he walked back along the track with a toothy grin and returned.
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Newcastle
England
UPI
Rise To Fame: Kentucky Teen Becomes VP At 16
John Graves, 16, skipped chemistry classes and dropped out of high school in Lousone Kentucky. He joined P F Collier & Son as a salesman, rose to field manager, regional trainer, and in December was named assistant vice president earning 20000 dollars before taxes this year. His father, Dr. Allen Graves, called him individualistic. The story highlights a Horatio Alger style ascent.
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Associated Press
Lousone
John Graves
P. F. Collier & Son Corp
Graves
Allen W. Graves
School of Religious Education
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Horatio Alger
Encyclopedia Company
The
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Wheat Harvest Poised For Record Floyd County Yield
Wheat belt of the South Plains near Lubbock is ready for harvest as storage space is ample and combines tune up. Early loads reach elevators at Frey Lockney with per acre averages around 50 bushels and moisture near 15 percent. First premium paid to Homer Steen for the initial shipment. Grain dealers anticipate a large crop with Floyd County grain men confident in storage capacity.
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South Plains
Homer Steen
Floydad
Fieyd County
Frey- Lockney
Baxter-Smith Grain Co
Lockney
Floyd County
Lubbock
Sat- Ree Wheat
2000 A.D predictions reshape future city landscape
Sterling F. Green reports on forecasts sealed in the Allied General Contractors' new headquarters cornerstone. The 1940s and 1950s housing, underground highways, solar power and wireless transmission are envisioned. Autos barred from downtown by 2000, double deck highways with heating elements are foreseen.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Tap
A.D
Doubledeck Highways
Associated General Contractors of America
Nixon
Market Reports and Radio TV Program Listings Summary
Market reports and radio and TV program listings highlight daily price moves and schedules. The page notes listings for radio programs and television schedules across sections 1 and 5, with page references for cross‑section coverage.
Man Dies In Crash With Wife's Car
PLAINFIELD Iowa AP Mrs Vern Busse 37 a farm wife active in 4H Club work used the family car for club duties She drove a pickup to meet her husband who had driven home They collided three miles from their farm in a rain storm Busse 47 died of a crushed chest The wife and three children survive The report notes this was the third double fatal crash in recent months with a husband and wife in separate cars and another crash killed a girl whose car hit her mother's vehicle
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Plainfield
Iowa
Vern Busse
Busse
Five Die and Five Hurt in Waco Collision
A head on crash six miles southeast of Waco injured nine and killed five, on a narrow road. Nine victims were from the same Waco family, with victims named as Paul Nino and Rodrigo Alonzo among the dead.
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WACO
UPI
Paul Nino
Rodrigo Alonzo
Delorian
Jand Ter
De Gaulle Unity Drive Backed in Paris Cabinet Endorsement
Paris reports say the cabinet rallied behind Premier Charles de Gaulle and endorsed his Algeria peace making flight. It approved local elections in Algeria within a month and promised equal votes for Arab-Berber and French populations. An Algerian Moslem would join the cabinet as a sign of loyalty.
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Associated Press
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Million Dollar Mall planned for downtown Lubbock
Avalon staff writer reports three day downtown event expected to draw up to 50 000 visitors. Broadway from Texas Ave to Avenue L closes to traffic with rides souvenirs and two tram tours. Miss Lubbock pageant to be staged at Broadway Ave J intersection, 8 p m Friday and Saturday. 72 firms participate with banks displaying 1 million in currency. Souvenirs balloons offered as kids rides and an art festival are planned.
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W. Ratlif
Avalon
Lubbock
Broadway
Texas Avenue
Avenue L
Cnuaren
Ave. J
Lubbock Jaycees
Gerome Grayam
Lubbock Park
Fee Mall
Plang
Boy 2 Smokes cigars and cigarettes in Louisville story
Raymond Judd Jr., 29 months, is a good boy who cries mainly when his cigar goes out. He has been smoking about two cigarettes daily for over a year after finding his mother and father smoke. He sometimes raids the cigarette pack and prefers filters. Parents not worried yet but fear future school issues.
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Raymond Judd
Raymond Judd Sr
Louisville
Associated Press
Raymond Judd Jr
Raymond
Maude Judd
Pop
Weather Map Page 7 Lubbock Forecast Report
Partly cloudy and warm today with possible scattered afternoon showers in Lubbock and vicinity. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. High around 90 degrees, low near 68 to 70. Forecast includes misc numbers and unreadable text from the weather page.
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Lubbock
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