Two Die As Plane Crashes Near Wolfforth
Longtime Lubbock aviator Maenard Dagley and Benny Joe Durham, a 24 year old flying student, died when their light plane crashed near the Durham farm south of Wolfforth. The wreck occurred about 2 30 p m as they returned from Amarillo where Durham renewed his pilot license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilkerson
Avalanche-Journal
Maenard F. Dagley
Lubbock
Benny Joe Durham
Wolfforth
Durham
Raymond Hilt
Amarillo
J. W. Durham
Rt. 4
Dagley
18Th St
Donald
Neal Perry
Brother
Dagby
David Durham
Methodist Hospital
Donald Durham
David
Benny Joe
Lubrock
Raymond Hitt
M. F
Dag) Dagley
Line Of Storms Hit Parts Of Area
A line of thunderstorms flashed across the northern South Plains late Saturday and early today. Olton saw electrical activity driving residents to storm cellars and Littlefield recorded brief heavy rain for 13 minutes. Lockney also received rain and high winds. The system was moving toward the Lubbock area with more storms expected and a high of 95 forecast. Plains and Denver City reported .80 and .60 inches of rain respectively.
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South Plains
Littlefield
Olton-Lockney
Olton
Lockney
Lubbock
Plains
Denver City
Pentagon confirms plane missing in area Reds claim US
A Soviet note claimed a U.S. Air Force four engine plane with nine aboard crossed Soviet borders and was forced down inside Soviet territory. Moscow said the crew were seized and the craft burned. U.S. officials provided limited details, citing a C-118 transport possibly en route from Nicosia to Tehran via Turkey with nine aboard.
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Associated Press
OSCOW
U. S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Gromyko
Thompson
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Defense Department
Washington
Nicosia
Cyprus
Teheran
Iran
Turkey
Curtis accuses probe of procedural impropriety in Adams-Goldfine hearing
Rep Thomas B Curtis charges House Commerce subcommittee violated rules by letting John Fox testify publicly about relations between Sherman Adams and Bernard Goldfine. Fox alleged Goldfine bought a Washington house for Adams and gave Adams checks before 1953. Adams Goldfine and White House deny the claims as false. Fox faces cross examination. a closed hearing option is undetermined as the panel plans Monday resumes.
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Jack Bell
Lewis Gulick
Washington
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
House
Boston
John Fox
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
Fox
Goldfine
White House
Samuel Sears
Oren Harris
D-Ark
State agencies seek extra funds despite deficit forecast
State agencies plan budget requests for the next biennium despite a projected 190 million dollar deficit at the start of September 1959. Governor Price Daniel formed an economy panel to curb spending yet foresees no overall cuts as the state grows. Budget hearings continue into July as the Legislature prepares an appropriation for 1959 to 1961.
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Pridions
veLore
Robert Calvert
Price Daniel
Calvert
Lee
State Campaigning In Editorial and Media Pages
A brief index lists statewide campaigning coverage across multiple sections. It notes editorials and columns on Page 8 Section 1, and radio and TV program discussions on Page 2 Section 6, with a reference to Page 6 Section 6 for further commentary.
World Population Could Triple In 30 Years Says UN Report
A United Nations study warns world population might double or triple within thirty years, rising from 2.5 billion to as high as 6 to 7 billion by 2000. It questions how humanity can accommodate such growth and notes shrinking living space to about one square meter per person if trends continue.
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United Press
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Poles
Observatory Scientists Believe Explorer III Flight Has Ended
Cambridge mass AP explorers III, the Army satellite launched March 26, probably died Friday night or early Saturday, the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory said Saturday night. There is a possibility the 80 inch tube six inches in diameter may still be aea though its days are
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cuban Picnic Bus Missing Near Guantanamo Bay
Twenty four American sailors and Marines were reported missing after a picnic trip from Guantanamo Bay Cuba. U S Embassy sources indicated a possible kidnapping by Fidel Castro rebels as search parties failed to find any trace. The incident follows an attack on an American mining camp at Moa Bay in Oriente province where 12 workers were taken. A Navy spokesman confirmed a bus carrying 24 personnel departed Guantanamo Friday night but did not confirm kidnapping.
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Avalanche-Journal
AVANA
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Cuba
U. S
Fidel Castro
Moa Bay
Oriente Province
Sierra Cristal
National Broadcasting Co
New York
Havana
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Guantanamo City
Naval Base
Steelworkers Set to Strike Across Tri State Area
About 200 structural steel workers in West Texas Eastern New Mexico and parts of Kansas and Oklahoma will walk out Monday to demand wage increases and welfare benefits. Local 408 official F M Hall says 40 to 45 ironwork jobs will shut down with the walkout while more than a dozen in Lubbock will halt. Church construction crews exempt. See STEELWORKERS Page 10.
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Jim Holleman
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
Oklahoma
F. M. Hall
International Union of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
Afl-Cio
Lubbock Hall
Hall
Fighting continues as Lebanese revolt enters 50th day
Bitter clashes persist in Tripoli and Sidon while Beirut remains quiet. Prime Minister Sami Solh upbraids U N observers as unable to stop the infiltration and weapons smuggling alleged by Beirut. Rebels press attacks, eight killed and about twenty wounded in Tripoli as clashes rage through the night.
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Associated Press
Eirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Sidon
Beirut
Middle East
Samir Solh
U.N
United Arab Republic
Washington
Nasser
Solh
Lubbock Weather Map Summary Partly cloudy with warm winds
Lubbock and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies and warm conditions with late afternoon and evening thundershowers. Morning low 67, afternoon high 95, southeasterly winds 19 to 23 mph. Daytime readings include highs near 93 and 95 with humidities in the 37 to 62 percent range and sunset around 8 02.
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Lubbock
Cenes
Ceves
Bam
Cesese Bam
Esceee
Ceenee Bam
Esseee
Es. &T
Abilene
el Paso
Albuquerque
Houston
Amarillo
Okla
Dallas
Roswell
Mt Denver
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Ubbock
Jis
Fias
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B. J. Durham
Dag
Pentagon
United Press International
T. Louis
Grace Episcopal Church
Kirkwood
Oscar Conrad
James A. Doubleday
Doubleday
Barbara
Michael
Tempest
Solon
By ED Overholser
KFY
CBS Radio
Avelonshe
News Index
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Fine Arts
Observatory
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Portland
Ore
Young
Dave Falconer
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