Top Prague Spy Accused as U S Expels Diplomat
Militon Sesaer Nations reports an accused master spy Miroslav Nacvalac of Czechoslovakia is expelled under US poniteration laws. The U N mission in New York confirms a note to Prague detailing Nacvalac as Prague's top spy in the United States and his alleged duping by an American of Coca origin. Air France 9448 departs Paris en route to Prague as the US cites a breach of UN US headquarters agreement.
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Milton Sesaer
Nations
Czechoslovakia
Air France
Paris
Mensay
Miroslav Nacvalac
Hvisa
United Stas
Prague
Zdenek
Nacvalac
Lawmakers weigh billion-dollar housing loan program
Lawmakers debate a large housing loan program costing about 51.1 billion for low-rental apartment buildings. The measure faces questions about funding and affordability within the administration’s budget framework.
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Aunt Aom
Plane skids off Idlewild runway with 67 passengers
A KLM aircraft carrying 67 passengers and 12 crew members swerved off a runway at Idlewild Airport in New York late during landing. No serious injuries were reported as responders secured the scene and inspected the jet for damage.
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New York
KLM Dutch Airlines
Itland
Idlewild
Surplus Corn Pact Targets Cuban Molasses Flow
The White House announced a near agreement with a real specialist to halt imports and unloading of Cuban molasses, aimed at stopping the flow as part of a surplus corn pact. Publicker involved in the discussions near the crucial action.
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Ashing Athe
White Ite House
Spe Ei
Steps Under Own Power by Gardner L Bridge
President Kennedy's recovery from a back strain advances as he begins to walk without crutches. The White House says he can conduct his daily schedule today and he greets guests at a luncheon. Kennedy later cruises the Potomac aboard the Honey Fitz with Ikeda despite rain.
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Gardner L. Bridget Fashington
Kennedy
Ike
Manie
White House
Ea Ikeda
Ikeda
Or. Eisenhower
Potomac River
White Sea
Summer In Cool Debut Over State
The first day of summer brought cooler weather to the South Plains and Texas. Lubbock Weather Bureau logged a 55 degree minimum, the lowest reading for the date since 1947, while high reached 92 degrees.
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South Plaina
Texas
Lubbock
Seven Die In Blasts At Mitchell And Ecorse Plants
A cement plant under construction near Mitchell Indiana and an oxygen plant in Ecorse Michigan were struck by blasts that killed seven men and injured at least twelve. At Mitchell a natural gas explosion demolished a 60 by 90 foot building. a cleaning woman Rose Ann Blackwell, 54, died on her first day of work. In Ecorse three men burned beyond recognition and six others were seriously hurt as a booster pump ruptured in the gaseous oxygen department trapping workers. The cement plant blast also involved the Great Lakes Steel Corp. split of casualties lists Harry May 38 Bedford Seward Mundy 55 Bedford and Gray Runyon Bloomington among the dead. others were seriously injured and remained in hospitals. The blast site remains under investigation.
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Ecorse
Beane Jeep
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Rose Ann Blackwell
Manapolis
Emery Bedford
Bipesitter
Aitohin Robertsford
Hosgia
Area men considered for new federal judgeships in Texas North
Washington reports that the Texas Northern District may soon add two federal judgeships. The area including Lubbock Abilene Wichita Falls and San Angelo is under consideration for placing judges. Dallas-Fort Worth is likely to receive at least one of the new seats.
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Piet Moore
Leslie Carpenter
Emai
Washington Barens
Washington
Lubbock-Abilene
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Texas
Dallas-Fort Worth
West Texas
Panhandle
Dallas
Dal- Antari
Buk
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Imid- Area
One Man's Money Bores Hole In Another's Pocket
A compact editorial notes that wealth shapes views on value and spending, suggesting opinionated contrasts between moneyed and modest households. It reflects on economic perspectives across readers and markets, hinting at broader social implications.
Khrushchev warns of East German peace swerve and US threat
The report notes Khrushchev asserting Soviet aims to sign East Germany peace and deter the United States. He claims impending dangers amid world War II memories and cites Soviet leaders and military figures rallying against Western installations. The piece appears on Page 16 with related Senate reactions.
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Nikitarushchi
Soviet Union
Evans
East Germany
Khichev
Khrushchev
Prayer Note: A Daily Faith Message
A brief devotional fragment speaks of thanking Thee for a new day and promises that those who follow will find the path easier. Anonymous.
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Knead Bdehaen
West
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