Sclons Race Session Deadline Prompted By Tax Debate
Daniel argues for partial restoration of a balance in a conference report as a path to tax relief. He notes the main pest difference in the bill is taxes on natural gas and interstate corporations. He believes a compromise would win majority support in both House and Senate.
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Daniel
House
Senate
Appropriations Conference Committee
Appropriations Committee
State Board of Insurance
Wiliam A. Harrison
Injustice claims aid from USSR amid prison case
Former prisoner Allen Alley asserts he sought Soviet help to obtain dossiers on 145 unnamed US officers, alleging press restrictions and miscarriage of justice. He promised to release information through the American press after coordination, while detailing family struggles and plans to return to Bar Harbor, Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Jenathy
Ft. Meade
Alles Hd
Twas
United States
Alley
North Korea
Pentagon
Allen
Hie
Bar Harbor
Maine
Preas
Rome Alley
Thardy
Kena
Baden Baden
Geremany
Evels Uy
Gary
Miss Lubbock Pageant Entries Open For 18 to 28
Great Bend Kansas reminders that deadline for Miss Lubbock Pageant entries is Wednesday. entrants must be single and never married or divorced, aged 18 to 28 on Sept 1, with expenses paid for the winner to Beaumont and a chaperon. Finalists from Tech and area high schools and colleges are listed with birth dates, heights, weights, eye and hair color, and talents as part of the pageant coverage.
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F. W. Henkel
Great Bend
Kan
Mainbourg
Lubbock
Beaumont
San Angelo
S Cone
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Cone
Weahs
Tech
Miss Terry
San Saba High School
Ar Tech
North Texas State College
Lubbock Sunday Sun
Terry
Galindo
Monterey High School
Enice
Miss Rabb
Hillcrest High School
Dallas
Delta Delta Delta Sorunty
Miso
Mise Rabb
LaVentana
Weeks Hall
Miss Wilhite
Mes Wilhite
National Honor Society
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lubbock Huth
Cale
Comanche High School
Cagle
Comanche County
Kathryn
Grace Flechtner
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Old Glory to Wave For Last Time On Flag Day
The 48 star flag will retire on Flag Day marking the end of an era for the pledge of allegiance. Francis Bellamy is credited as author though debate continues. Bellamy born Mount Morris New York 1855 died 1921. The pledge originated in 1892 with changes in 1954 adding under God and in 1945 formalizing status.
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New York
Francis Bellamy
Arizona
New Mexico
Bellamy
Aiask
James B. Upham
Upham
Boston
Bellamy Bellamy
Library of Congress
Mount Morris
Little Falls
United States of America
Congress
Audit Reveals Misused Fines and County Office Audits
The Crosby County audit details misappropriated fines collected by Herrington and failures to remit, with multiple discrepancies across county offices. A new grand jury will hear the report Tuesday as calls grow for regular audits and a part‑time auditor for Crosby County.
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16Th St
Lubbock Bay Co
Justices of the Peace
Herrington
Commissioners Court
Crosby County
Lorenz City
Loca Boy
Four ministers mull recess as Berlin talks risk collapse
Western ministers in Geneva weigh strategy as East West talks stall Berlin crisis. If no breakthrough, they may recess talks to deputies, delaying a showdown and risking renewed garrison blockades. Herter heads home to Washington while Couve de Murville joins de Gaulle on Italy trip.
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Couve de Murville
Geneva
Berlin
W Herter
U.S
West Berlin
East Germany
Bank Robbery Suspect Sought After Drive-In Hold Up
Police report a bank holdup at a drive-in booth where teller Jean Noble was accosted by a gunman who demanded cash and fled with a paper bag. Witnesses describe the suspect as desperate and evasive, with connections to local high school and sorority life.
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Jean Noble
Wood
Verdict Doubts Justice In Mass Attack Case
The trial featured a dramatic closing as prosecutors urged the jury to condemn four young defendants aged 16 to 23 to death. The defense argued the victim consented, while witnesses reacted emotionally as the judge urged individual consideration of each defendant’s fate.
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Walker
Ole Stontamire
David
Gene) Scarborough
Willion
Ted) Collinsworth
William D. Hopkins
Beagles
Collinsworth
Starborough
Zoning Hearings Delay Decisions on New Annexed Area
Lubbock planning panel put off action on zoning in an annexed strip east of Yellowhouse Canyon between Ath Street and 50th Street. A Tuesday session considered a 3500 block 50th Street commercial zone that would break a four year old pattern of shopping centers at half section lines. Other cases moved include rezoning requests on Avenue A duplex to industrial, and several 45th and Second Place properties from single to duplex or other zoning classifications.
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Ath Street
50Th Street
Yellowhouse Canyon
Avenue P
Nouth Lubbock
50Th St
S0th St
Inxute
Avenue A
45Th Street
2Nd Place
Irate mother throws acid in youth's face in Mexico City
MEXICO CITY AP report says a mother upset after beer spilled on her baby threw sulfuric acid at a neighboring youth. The incident followed a minor scuffle with the woman's maid and a bottle of acid bought to remove warts was used. The youth may be blinded and the case involves a minor.
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Mexico City
Hit-Run Driver Hides Behind Constitution
Kobe Japan AP report says Judge Toshio Hidaka declares Japan's hit-and-run law unconstitutional. He rules forcing a motorist to report accidents violates Article 31 guaranteeing no self incrimination. Nishikawa 26 of Tokyo was freed but fined for injuring a pedestrian.
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Kobe
Japan
Toshio Hidaka
Loshin Nish’kawa
Ot Tran Cuarace
Lubbock schools show growing enrollment projections
School officials report 1953 54 to 1958 59 membership rising from 15 798 to 23 328 with a gain of 7 592 and project 33 975 by 1964 65 a further increase of 10 650. Conservative estimates place elementary junior high and high school growth in line with these projections. Also notes severe storm damage in Hong Kong with 15 dead and 251 injured.
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Lubbock
Iaor Nah Eis
Mrs Lewis Clark Kimmel to Visit Kimmel Family in Lubbock
Mrs Lewis Clark Kimmel and her children from Asheville N C plan to arrive in Lubbock by plane Monday to visit her late husband’s parents at 2115 Broadway and later the home of James H Kimmel Jr at 4313 46th Street. A 14 year old Negro youth was arrested for shoplifting downtown Saturday morning and turned over to juvenile officers, with a prior auto theft record. Mrs Anita Hernandez 41 of 521 N Ave M a custodial worker at Methodist Hospital was released after treatment at the hospital emergency room about 7 am Saturday following an auto accident on Baylor Street near Avenue T in which her car collided with a truck driven by Dewey Harper 47 of 1604 39th Street.
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Lewis Clark Kimmel
Asheville
N.C
Lubbock
James H. Kimmel
Broadway
James H. Kimmel Jr
46Th St
Anita Hernades
N. Ave
Methodist ‘Hospital
Baylor St
Avene T
Hernandez
Juan Hernandez
Ri Dewey Harper
39Th St. Con
Havana Becomes Revolutionary Headquarters
MEXICO CITY report states Havana has become the hemisphere core of social revolutions. Revolt leaders from Ecuador Panama Paraguay Haiti and other nations converge for public discussions while Cuban labor groups and officials back the movements. The piece notes apparent freedom of press but warns of a hidden threat from counter revolutionaries and cites strongest opposition from land reform opponents.
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Mexico City
UPD
Havana
Hemisphere
Excelsior
Jorge Davo Lozano
Latin America
Ecuador
Panama
Paraguay
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Argentina
Dave Lozano
Castro
Workers Plan To Defy De Gaulle
Paris reports that 200000 railroad workers were drafted to block a general strike while rail unions chose to walk out. Ground staff of Air France and possibly Paris bar and subway workers may join. The action tests De Gaulle austerity, with potential jail terms and fines for striking.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Air France
Stowaway Coed To Talk With Dad
Sharon Forsberg a 20 year old San Francisco State student who stowed away on a freighter to Honolulu returned home with her father paying about 426 dollars for the trip. She hoped to meet a boyfriend in Honolulu but he had gone to New York. The AP dispatch from San Leandro California notes she anticipated a financial talk with her parents after the episode.
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Eessibyllbytans
San Leandro
Calif
Sharon Forsberg
Sharon
San Francisco State College
Hawaii
Honolulu
New York
Fire Under Control As Wells Exhausted
A fire at a food locker plant in Mulberry Grove Illinois damaged six buildings. Firemen from Vandalia Greenville and Smithboro aided the effort by pumping dry wells. Authorities estimated damage above 200000 dollars.
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Mulberry Grove
Ill
UPDA
Vandalia
Greenville
Smithboro
Pisoni Replaces Bauer With Yankees Call Up
New York AP report notes outfielder John Pisoni, who started the season with Milwaukee in the National League and was assigned to Richmond in the International League, was brought up by the Yankees on Friday to fill in for Hank Bauer who strained his right thigh Tuesday. Joan Law Graduates: Louisville AP reports John Law, a North Carolina Highway Patrol sergeant, tops the Southern Police Institute class.
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NEW York
Johm Pisoni
Milwaukee
Richmond
New York Yankees
Hank Bauer
Joan Law
Louisville, Ky
The
Southern Police Institute
John Law
North Carolina
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