Five Injured In Separate Lubbock Traffic Mishaps
Two local youths were hurt when a car veered 128 feet after colliding with a tree. Lee Dale Wiley and Marvin Boyd were treated at Latif Clinic, in a crash involving Dorothy Garrett and Eddie Wayne Walters at Nashville Ave and 24th St. Mabel Belden and Roland Escue were treated at hospitals after a 31st St and Oxford Ave collision. Ten year old John Medlin was released after bicycle and car crash injuries at 22nd St and Flint Ave. The driver A J Holtkert was northbound on Flint Ave. rider direction unknown Tuesday night.
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Lubbock
Latif Clinic
Lee Dale Wiley
Annie Lee Contee
E. 25Th St
Marvin Boyd
Ivory Boyd
E. 24Th St
Dorothy Garrett
Brownfield Rd
Nashville Ave
Eddie Wayne Walters
47Th St
24Th St
Walters
Leslie Ansley
31St St
Oxford Ave
Mabel Belden
Goodnight Hospital
Roland Warren Escue
Taylor Clinic
John Medlin
20Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
22Nd St
Flint Ave
A. J. Holtkert
55Th St
Flint Avenue
Santa Fe Conductor Remains Hospitalized
Sam Wilson a Santa Fe train conductor remained hospitalized here Tuesday for treatment of injuries suffered on the job Monday in La Mesa. He received a head laceration and serious knee injury after his feet became entangled in weeds and he was dragged by a switching-track car before the train stopped. The 62 year old Slaton resident underwent surgery at a Lamesa hospital before being transferred here.
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Slaton
Sam Wilson
Santa Fe
Wilson
Lamesa
A Plan to Free Cuba
General Frank L. Howley analyzes successful revolutions and applies lessons to Cuba. He outlines a plan for overthrowing Castro without direct attack, presented in the July Reader's Digest. Readers are invited to consider whether the U.S. should adopt such a strategy.
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Frank L. Howley
Berlin
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Scattered Showers Across South Atlantic Gulf Coast States
Weather forecast calls for scattered showers and a few thundershowers across the south Atlantic and Gulf Coast states, with warm temperatures east of the Mississippi and in the southwest. Cooling is expected in the upper Mississippi Valley, northern Plains, and extreme northern New England.
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South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Plains
New England
New Mexico Milk Payment Question From Rio Grande Hearing
A Rio Grande federal milk order hearing in Albuquerque reveals New Mexico consumers are funding Kansas milk exports. Foremost Dairies imports milk from Kansas and rejects much New Mexico milk, while the order aims to limit nonresident farmers from claiming local prices. Kansas producers reportedly send one monthly milk load into New Mexico to gain qualified producer status and access the blend price for the month.
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Albuquerque
UPI
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Kansas
Foremost Dairies
Colorado
el Paso, Regu
Synthetic rubber may boost tire wear and open oil byproducts
Frankfurt AP scientists report CIS-Polybutadiene as a versatile new synthetic rubber boosting tire wear 25 to 100 percent. Goodrich-Gulf's Paul Cornell calls its commercial potential substantial though uncertain. Russians claim oil reserves exceed US and gas growth at 17.6 percent with new Turkmen Uzbek Kazakh finds shaping future production.
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Max B. Skelton
Frankfurt
Germany
World Petroleum Congress
Russia
United States
U.S.A
Turkmen
Uzbek
Kazakh
Siberia
Paul Cornell
Cleveland
Ohio
Cornell
Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals
NATIONS PROBLEMS AS KENNEDY AND KHRUSHCHEV TANGLE OVER ALLIES
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev face similar battles in a nuclear age as they contend with suspicions within their camps. Kennedy seeks unity with Europe despite De Gaulle and Adenauer doubts while Khrushchev confronts Chinese distrust and Western pressure. Both see high level talks in Moscow as a peace path, with domestic critics and allied tension testing their leadership. Kennedy declares U S cities will be defended, signaling resolve to European partners.
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William L. Ryan
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Washington
Moscow
France
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
de Gaulle
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
People's Daily
U.S
Europe
Adenauer
United States
Peking
People’s Daily
China
Soviet Union
Indian defense team to visit Moscow for arms shopping
An Indian defense team will spend seven to ten days in Moscow next month to buy Soviet military supplies, according to a Foreign Ministry spokesman. The trip aims to explore procurement options and strengthen defense ties between India and the Soviet Union.
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New Delhi
India
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
20/20 The Professional Eye Medication Ad Claim
Ad promotes 20/20 The Professional Eye Medication for fast relief of minor eye irritation. It urges consumers to use the product and buy it at drug counters.
Track Coach Hilliard Resigns to Join Wayland College
Vernon Hilliard, Hardin-Simmons University track coach since 1957, resigns to become assistant to the president at Wayland College. He will run the placement department and lay groundwork for a future track and field program. he reports in August.
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HSU
Wayland Abilene
Vernon_ Hilliiard
Hardin-Simmons University
Wayland College
Wayland
Hilliard
Hardin-Simmons
Sherman to Launch Grade A Year Plan for Desegregation
Sherman Independent School District will start grade by grade integration in September with the first grade joining this year. A stair-step plan will desegregate all 12 grades, affecting about 5,000 pupils.
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Sherman
Sherman Independent School
Convict in historic lung transplant faces pardon bid
Gov. Ross Barnett disclosed that the patient who received a first of its kind lung transplant at the University of Mississippi Hospital is John Richard Russell, 58, an Attala County murder convict serving life. He praised Russell’s record and said he will seek a full pardon and sentence commutation.
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Jackson, Miss
Ross Barnett
Barnett
John Richard Russell
University of Mississippi Hospital
Coffee per capita consumption in the United States
The United States consumes about 16 pounds of coffee per person each year, reflecting a strong national demand and steady daily coffee habits across households and workplaces.
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United States
Teen typing course advertised for better grades
A local business promotes a summer typing course for teen-agers promising improved grades and neater work. Call for dates hours and cost. Dragon’s Busi nesses Co. 1414 Texas Ave PO 86-5544.
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Dracghon's Business Cos
FOE
Texas Ave
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CHC
Momie Chamois
England
Zach
Grady Knight
AUTO
Gas
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Wringer
Good
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