Three Men Feared Dead In Search For Missing Girl
Candice Elaine Rogers, a fourth grader, vanished Friday while selling Camp Fire Girl mints in Spokane Washington. An Air Force helicopter struck power lines over the Spokane River and plunged into water, wounding one man and leaving two missing and feared drowned. Police and volunteers searched the rugged river valley by night with bloodhounds and house checks. Her father Carl Rogers Jr. rushed to Spokane to support the mother, who is separated from him.
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Berlin crisis at standstill as Khrushchev demands troop withdrawal
Khrushchev pledges Berlin order at East Berlin rally while Western allies press for discussion on a German peace treaty. Dispatches from East Berlin and Washington show no change in stance from either side as tensions persist.
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Snow Storm Hits New England as Death Toll Rises
A severe late winter snow storm barrels through the Northeast and Midwest leaving widespread drifts, blocked roads, and reports of deaths from heart attacks due to exertion. Booneville New York reports eight inches, raising ground cover to fifty five inches as winds reach sixty miles per hour.
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Anton fire leaves extensive storm damage and fatalities
A blaze at the Anton Variety Store around 9 pm Saturday amid a severe Midwest storm caused significant damage across the town. The fire and winds halted operations as smoke filled the area, with several nearby buildings affected and multiple deaths reported in surrounding states.
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Rural Tragedy: Six Die In Family Murder Suicide
In a rural home on the Colfax Pleasantville road eight miles northeast of town a mother Mrs Soper and six of her children are found dead in a blood stained bed and nearby areas. Authorities say the deaths occurred late Wednesday or early Thursday and include a violent demise for Laura age 11 and Mrs Soper. Neighbors describe the children as quiet and were not in school recently.
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Veteran observer notes Texas Legislature stalls as session opens
A veteran legislative observer in Austin reports the new session has begun with committees hearing input but widespread action stalled. He notes more talk than action so far, with unresolved prospects for major business and ongoing deep freezes hindering progress.
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Death Penalty Set In Slaying in Texas Case
Roosevelt Wiley a 26 year old Odessa man was sentenced to death in the electric chair after an all male Tand District Court jury found him guilty of robbing and murdering milk truck driver L H Canada near Sterling City last October. The verdict came at 8 35 p m after about four hours of deliberation Wiley showed no emotion. The case was tried on a change of venue from Robert Lee.
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Robert Shelton
Willie McDade
Inside Tip A Page From South Plains Past Exhibit Unfolds
A new exhibit at the Chron chronicles a page from South Plains history through a family clue and archival items now on display. The showcase explores local storytelling, photographs, and documents that highlight community memory and regional origins.
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Plains Oil News Features In-Depth Industry Updates
A Plains Oil News section highlights recent developments in the oil sector with feature articles and market notes. Readers gain insights from industry analysts, regional activity, and price movements shaping local energy markets.
Solons Disagree On Red Attack McElroy's Defense View
AP reports lawmakers question Defense Secretary McElroy's claim that the Soviet Union could hardly launch a first strike before U S defenses detect movement. Military officials note factors like border readiness and satellite-based observations complicate attack timing.
Scientist discusses satellite impact on mass media and propaganda
The professor notes a Vietnamese satellite program could influence public perception, stressing its powerful reach through television and other media. He warns such tools may become a major propaganda platform and urges careful use to avoid misuse by adversaries.
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Weather Map Page 8 Sec Lubbock and Vicinity
Clear to partly cloudy today with increasing winds. Southwest winds around 15 mph in the morning shifting to west by afternoon. Forecast shows a low in the 20s to 30s F and a high near the mid 30s.
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