Eisenhower in Korea and Okinawa amid tumultuous welcome
President Eisenhower wrapped a visit to Seoul with a rugged welcome as crowds surged around his limousine. In Okinawa leftists shouted for Okinawa’s return to Japan while U S Marines guarded the route to Kadena Airport before he continued to Seoul.
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Seoul
Grme
U. S
Secret Service
Ur ‘E. Baughman
Eisenhower
Huh Chung
J Secret Service
Ike
James ‘Rowley
White House
Okinawa
Formosa
Quemoy
Naha
Kadena
Ryukyu
City curfew enforcement toughens in Lubbock
Police report curfew violators, many youths ages 13 to 15, were picked up during late night hours. Letters warn parents and owners of establishments face fines up to 200 dollars. Officers say they will pursue offenders beyond city limits if needed and stress enforcement of sections 19A-5 and 19A-6.
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Lubbock
Swedish Prince Bertil undergoes emergency London surgery
Prince Bertil of Sweden, aged 48 and second in line to the throne, was admitted to a London hospital Sunday for an emergency operation. A Swedish Embassy spokesman described the ailment as minor external trouble.
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London
Prince Bertil
Sweden
Not an ill wind Quemoy shells fuel scrap trade
Defense Ministry sources estimate that 86,000 shells fired on Quemoy Island will yield scrap iron worth about 75,000 dollars. The Quemoy garrison pays 15 dollars per ton for scrap, shipped to Formosa to make shells for Nationalist leaders.
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Taipei
Formosa
Defense Ministry
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
Thesland
Soviet Ships Return 1 048 Koreans to Chongjin Port
AP reports two Soviet repatriation ships carried 1 048 Koreans to Chongjin in the North Korean port. The total repatriated under the voluntary program reached 26 959 since it began on December 14.
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Tokyo
Chongjin
Pyongyang
Child victim of assault examined after 1200 block 31st Street attack
A four year old girl of African descent was examined late Sunday night at Lauf Clinic after an assault in the 1200 block of 31st Street. Police reported the incident around 10 15 p m. Detectives were conducting a search for a suspect late Sunday night.
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Lauf Clinic
31St Street
Births Reported From Local Hospitals
Congratulations to several families on new births. A son, 7 pounds 5 ounces, born 7:54 a.m. Sunday at Betooaist Hospital. parents Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Neugebauer of Slaton Route 2. A son, 6 pounds 3 ounces, born 6:40 a.m. Sunday at Methodist Hospital. parents Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Burnett of Hobbs Star Route. A daughter, 5 pounds 14 ounces, born 6:33 p.m. Sunday at West Texas Hospital. parents Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Vaughn of 2010 30th Street. A daughter, 6 pounds 4 ounces, born 6:50 a.m. Sunday at Goodnight Hospital. parents Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gordon of 3408 East 3rd Place.
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Douglas Neugebauer
Rt. 2
Slaton
Betooaist Hospital
Bobby Burnett
Hobbs
Methodist Hospital
G. M. Vaughn
30Th St
West Texas Hospital
Texas Tech
Billy Gordon
Goodnight Hospital
Guerrilla Rangers Seen Key In Future War Roles
James Altieri, a former Darby's Rangers commander and author, argues guerrilla bands operating from nuclear submarines could play a major role in future warfare. He envisions four Ranger divisions in the Army and five more Marine Raider divisions, emphasizing self-sufficiency, mobility, and limited exposure to countermeasures.
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James B. Shuman Washington
UPI
Darby’s Rangers
Guerril
James Altieri
Rangers
Altieri
Korea
Darby
Marine Corps
Special Ranger Training School
Fort Benning, Ga
Nixon Campaigns In Sioux Falls Clash Over Defense Spending
Nixon drew a larger Sioux Falls crowd than Kennedy and touted satisfaction with the current defense posture, urging strength for a potential surprise attack. He defended the administration's roles in the U-2 incident and recent diplomacy while stressing Republican advantage in the area. Johnson campaigned in Omaha and Des Moines arguing Khrushchev seeks to divide the U S and warning of limited global support.
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Kennedy
Nixon
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Symington
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Nebraska
Johnson
Omaha
Nikita Khrushchev
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Democratic Party
Pearl Harbor
Midwest
Des Moines
Four Airmen Killed in Separate US Air Force Crashes
Four American airmen died in separate overseas crashes involving U S Air Force planes. Globemaster wrecked near Zandery Airfield Paramaribo Dutch Guiana killing two crewmen. four survivors, two bodies found, one missing. Names include Maj Marion Hammett Cant Mack Gardner Clarence Madru. Two Clark AFB airmen died when a light plane hit the sea near Iba village Philippines. Names withheld pending notification.
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United Press
International
U.S. Air Force
Globemaster
Zandery
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
17Th’ Air ‘Transport
Charleston
S. C
Maj
Marion
Atlanta
Mack W. Gardner
Lexington
Tenn
Clarence "Madru
South Beloit
Ill
Jimmie H
Damascus
Ark
Laurence L.doby
Abilene, Tex
William N. Franks
J Cullman
Ala
Charles PF. Hanselmann
Scranton
Recife
Brail
Clark
Philippines
Air Force
13Th Air Force
Clark Air Club
Iba Village
Roosevelt says Truman backs Symington for Democratic nomination
Eleanor Roosevelt claims Truman favors Johnson over Symington and would back Johnson in the end. Truman says he still supports Symington and has not discussed the matter with Mrs. Roosevelt. He adds he never deserts a candidate during a campaign.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Missouri
Sen
Stuart Symington
Truman
Symlington
Tulsa World backs Johnson candidacy in editorial
The Tulsa World editorial declares Lyndon Johnson the best prepared and best qualified for the Democratic presidential nomination, arguing Kennedy and Symington lack Johnson’s demonstrated leadership as Senate majority leader. It questions nominating a fellow senator unless Johnson has shown competence and talent.
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Tulsa
Tulsa World Sunday
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Johnson
U.S. Senate
Senate
Bricklayers Strike Reaches 28th Day in Lubbock
The Lubbock bricklayers strike against the Associated General Contractors enters its 28th day with stalemated talks. Local 23 bricklayers reportedly rejected a contract over a clause favoring a non-penalty stance toward seven open shop workers. AGC officials say no grievances with other groups and expect no further open shop declarations.
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Lubbock
Associated General Contractors
AGC
Go-Kart Races Draw 50 Drivers Sunday
Fifty drivers raced Sunday at Lubbock Kart Track on Buffalo Lakes Road. South Plains Kart Club meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 2901 Ave A Co-Op party house. Sunday winners include Bob Conners Joe S industrial Frank Aauer Jerry B Smith Joe Johnson Ken Young Mary Smith Pat Green Mike Anderson Gordon Gass Don Bourn Budgy Gass and Pmith.
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Lubbock
Buffalo Lakes
South Plains
Ave. A
Ja Standard
Bob Conners
Joe S-industzial
Frank Aauer
Jerry B Smith
Joe Va
Mary Smith
Jerry Johnson
Ken Young
G-standard
Joe Jones
Pat Green
Mike ‘Anderson
Gordon Gass
Bob
Ners
Don Bourn
Mei Budgy Gass
Pp.mith
Storm Ravages Lubbock Area With Fire and Hail Damage
A severe storm left a house leveled near Lubbock after flames spurted from a structure saved by a nearby farmer. Horses were killed near Lubbock and hail damaged crops around Plainview. Temperatures soared to 100 plus statewide with scattered storms and a Florida tornado reported.
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Lubbock
Wilkerson
J. R. Snodgrass
W. H. Williams
Abilene
Clarence Mull
Idalou
Peggie Simmons
Coretta Jones
Dust Bowl Quadrill
Plainview
Walter Patterson
Jack McGarr
L. C. McCloskey
R. C. Chaddick
Claude Parrish
South Plains
C. J. Fails
Tohoka
West Texas
Presidio
el Paso
San Angelo
van Horn
Wink
Laredo
Cotulla
Junction
del Rio
Midland
Big Spring
Northeast
Midwest
Florida
Ruskin
Fla
Tampa Bay
Washington
Plains
Texas
Desert
Kishi Faces New Strife as Leftist Protests Grow
In Tokyo on Monday supporters of a pro West agenda face protests by student groups led by Zengakuren and a Communist led Sokyo labor federation calling a general strike from 5.6 million members. Kishi’s Liberal Democratic Party leaders demand his resignation as the U S Japan security pact awaits ratification in Washington.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Washington
U. S. Senate
Zengakuren
Sokyo Labor Federation
Diet
Liberal-Democratic
Japan
Longtime Levelland Resident Lou Cunningham Dies
Mrs. Lou Cunningham 76 died in Levelland after 35 years in the area. Services 2:30 p m at Fifth Street Baptist Church with Rev John Mullins officiating. Burial Levelland Cemetery. Survivors include three sons three daughters a brother and a sister and many grandchildren. Pallbearers named. Also note Amman Jordan to install a $14 million sewerage plant.
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Levelland
Lou Cunningham
Roy Cunningham
Fifth Street
Portland
Mich
Leah McElyen
Stephenville
Ray Chauncey
Frank Macon
G. D. Sisk
Two Week Shelter Study Ends for 30 Pittsburgh Residents
Thirty men women and children completed a two week confinement in a 12 by 20 foot shelter as part of an Office of Civil Defense and American Institute for Research study. They endured heat and isolation learning adaptation and cooperation under scrutiny of reporters. Participants included Dolores and Paul Marion Jr and Zygmunt Malinoski with his family. The project director Dr James W Altman noted no aggression but shared a growing sense of common problem solving.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Marion Jr
Dolores
Kathleen
Marions
American Institute For Research
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
OCDM
Laura Ellis
Zygmunt Malinoski
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Marcia
Dolores Marion
James W. Altman
Institute
Earth Youth Injured In Shooting Accident
A 15 year old Earth boy Gay lan Stephens was injured when a gun accidentally discharged as he pulled a shirt from a closet. He was shot in the chest and underwent surgery at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock in fair condition. The accident occurred on the Mallet Ranch near Sundown where he was working.
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Earth
Gaylan Stephens
Stephens
Johnny Murrell
Lubbock’s Methodist Hospital
Mallet Ranch
Sundown
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