Floods Recede as Snow Hits Regions Across East and Midwest
Civil defense workers rescued 23 people from a Juniata River island near Duncannon Pennsylvania as floods receded. An ice gorge on the Susquehanna threatened nearby towns while Ohio River flooding forced shelter openings in Marietta and Cincinnati areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Duncannon
Juniata
Susquehanna River
Harrisburg
Ohio River
Marietta
Ohio
Local Birth Announcements from West Texas Hospital
Congratulations to several families noting the birth of new children. Details include parents names and addresses, the hospital, birth times, and infant weights. Fathers’ occupations are listed for each family.
Burglary Report Hits Local TAMU Area Homes
A break-in on the east side residence resulted in several guns missing from a cabinet at the Maxey home. The theft occurred between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 11 a.m. Thursday with multiple other items reported stolen or damaged nearby.
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Lyndale Hill
24Th St
Casey
Maxey
Deane Pierce
13Th St.rand Ave. S
Ken Flagg
66Th Street
Avenues P
Burr
Flagg
Federal Housing Administration
Mews Briefs A Clements Johnston Burns Patient In Lubbock
Ann Clements Johnston, 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Johnston of 1916 22nd, is reported in good condition at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after suffering second and third degree burns Tuesday. Anson Collins born Thursday at 9120 E 8th St was listed in poor condition at Methodist Hospital Thursday night. Dr Arthur Barclay Sweeny, Texas Tech psychology professor, spoke Thursday night on Hostility in Children and Adults to Parents Without Painters Club at Southwestern Public Service Reddy Room with about thirty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles M. Forbess
West Texas Hospital
Benton Oi! Co. Employe
Witt
Anthony Warren
Rt. 1
Plainview
Isidro Munoz
E. Quinn
Loren Dawson
45Th St
Methodist Hospital
Burtek Carp
Mike Abbott
Lth
Talton Bush
49Th St
John Ellis
Sneed Hall
Texas Tech
Max H. Bolinger
Emory St
Robert Webb
Ave. T
Apt. A
Sandra George
25Th St
Herman Bush General Store
Levelland Hwy
Ann Clements Johnston
Walter. Johnston
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Anson
Jack Collins
8Th St
Arthur Barclay Sweeny
Parents Without Painters Club
Southwestern Public Service
Reddy
Dr. Sweeny
Municipal Auditorium
Walter Kerr
International Youth Crusade
Tyler
Texas
White House
Orient
Owen
Monterey Orchestra
Caprock Hotel
Holiday Inn Parkway
Tech Student Union
Monterey High School
Garden Arts Center
Piccadilly
Underwood’s
Hemphill-Wells Hobbob Room
Monterey Center
Lubbock Woman's Club
Tech
Hemphill-Wells
Mahon attacks public curiosity on intelligence leaks
Mahon criticizes sensational reporting while naming only CIA Director John McCone. He urges secrecy to protect sources and methods, denounces headline seekers, and warns headlines are not worth compromising national security. He says public inquiry fuels danger, and national survival depends on knowing adversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
CIA
Mahon
John McCone
McCone
Chicago Sun-Times links CIA to 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion
The Sun-Times reports Alabama, Arkansas and Virginia Air National Guard pilots were allegedly recruited by the CIA for the Bay of Pigs invasion, paid 2500 dollars a month. The March dispatch cites reliable sources, noting B-26 pilots from those states were sought as their units still flew the veteran bomber. Kennedy acknowledged pilot deaths but did not confirm CIA involvement.
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Chicago
Alabama
Arkansas
Virginia
Chicago Sun-Times
Central Intelligence Agency
The
Sun-Times
Washington
Thomas B. Ross
Kennedy
CIA
Notable Educator Dr Kenneth McFarland Honored in 1957
Dr Kenneth McFarland of Topeka Kansas an industrial advisor author and traveling lecturer for General Motors and the American Trucking Association was named outstanding salesman of the year by the National Sales Executives Club at its 1957 international convention. He also records live meetings and speaks at events in Lubbock with other officials and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
Kan
General Motors Corporation
American Trucking Association
Nat Williams
Billy Snow
Austin
TSTA
Monterey High School
la Cappella
Wiiten
Zoning Requests in Lubbock Tabled and Approved
More than 100 residents packed the Lubbock Planning Commission meeting as several zoning changes were approved for areas near Loop 289 and SouthWest Lubbock. The panel also tabled remaining 50th Street C-3 requests while planning a new look at the south Lubbock thoroughfare.
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McLarty
Loop 289
Brownfield Rd
Lubbock
Billy Meeks
Johnny Splawn
R. G. Henry
C. V. Ketchersid
Lewis Stump
Frankford Avenue
40Th Street
Genel Blackburn
C. R. McNiel
Ruth Leveland
Edgar M. Wright
Blackburn
Burr
Susie Kirksey
Gordon R. Sanders
50Th St
Slide Rd
Douglas ‘Howell
Akron Ave
Howell
Creel
Planning Commission
City Commission
Pilot discusses Bay of Pigs plans and US role
The interview reveals a proposed mission using planes with Castro markings to strike Guantanamo. The approach, described as cynical, aimed to justify a US troop move and suggested Cuban exile operatives acted as a hiring front. The witness claims involvement was a Cuban operation with US government support.
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Castro
Guantanamo
United States
Washington
U.S
Persons
Birmingham
Riley Shamburger
Nixon comments reflect independent stance on public issues
Nixon said he would speak out from time to time as an individual citizen and supported Eisenhower era plans to train Cuban refugees to return and overthrow Castro. He noted ongoing debates on air cover and observed varying suggestions about Kennedy’s promises.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Cuba
Castro
Kennedy
Ike
Normandy
Bay of Pigs
Western Hemisphere
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Free World
Khrushchev
Cotton debate and Nixon Bay of Pigs views stir Texas crowd
The talk centers on a proposed three-price cotton plan to equalize domestic export and mill prices, with Traylor urging a 10 cent export subsidy to compete world markets. The event also features remarks by Nixon criticizing Kennedy era Cuba policy and advocating a stronger quarantine and on-site inspections.
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Traylor
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Congress
South Plains
Connally Proposes $479 Million Texas Budget Increase
Governor Connally outlines a general revenue budget of 479 million, about 93 million more than 1962 63, with 52 percent for education, 25 percent for hospitals and special schools, 20 percent for departments, 2 percent for judiciary, and 1 percent for legislative expenses. He links the rise to sales tax reform and corporate franchise tax extensions to cover the increase and trims exemptions on clothing and farm machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
General Revenue Fund
Price Daniel
Legislative Budget Board
Judiciary
Lubbock Funeral Cortege Crash Injures Local Girl
Eleven year old Lydia Ochoa of 216 North Avenue N was hospitalized after a three car pileup in a funeral procession on West Levelland Highway near Dover Avenue. She remained in good condition at St Marys Hospital Thursday night.
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Lydia Ochoa
N. Ave
Levelland
Eulalia Ochoa
St. Mary's Hospital
Leon. Stinson
Jesse Kitchens
Elvira Paiz
Spruce St
Joe Sanchez
Salvador Ortiz Rangel
Bates St
19Th Street
Dover Avenue
West Texas Hospital
Andres Casarez
Avenue H
Hale County
Freddie Edwards
Plainview
Rosenda Sanchez
Red Raider
N. College Ave
Erskine Rd
Geraldine Burleson Warren
53Rd St
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ave. L
34Th St
Ernest Rector
Harry Moore
Don Henry
28Th St
Lorene Critchfield
36Th St
Brooks County Sheriff Questions Two in Slaying
Brooks County Sheriff Ed Wilkins questioned two Mexican nationals about the Wednesday axe killing of a ranch worker. Deputies and border patrolmen captured one suspect in Hidalgo County’s McCook area Wednesday night. the second man was captured Thursday.
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Brooks County
Falfurrias
Tex
UPI
Ed Wilkinson
Sheriff's Deputies
Border
McCook
Hidalgo County
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Red Cross
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Ironton
Hocking
Athens
Scioto
Chillicothe
River Downs
Cincinnati
South Carolina
Broad
Saluda
Congaree
Highlands
Liberty
Ind
Wabash
Lafayette
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Kentucky
Cumberland River
Barbourville
Williamsburg
Dayton
New Richmond
New
Chicago Weather Bureau
Florida Keys
George’ Mahon
House
Edmund Macha
Abernathy
Thursday Methodist Hospital
Don Wright
Baldridge Bakery
Tamu
Dist
Texas State Teachers Assn
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Lois Montgomery
Tohoka
Lucille Flowers
H. E. Owen
Cooper
Inez Moore
Weston Kennedy
Frenship
Sam Hawkes
Crosbyton
Jack Clapp
W. H. Avinger
G. C. Clapp
Floyd Honey
Hawkes
Walter L. Reed
Miss Montgomery
Glenn Harrison
Bailey
Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Motley
Cochran
Hockley
Crosby
Dickens
King
Yoakum
Terry
Lynn
Garza
Kent
Tsta Dist
Fort Worth
District House of Delegates
Tech Union
Neal Dillman
Muleshoe
James A. Cunningham
Whiteface
Gordon Harmon
Loorenzo
Kerwin Baxter
Floydada
Jack Alexander
Post
Cora Lee Nixon
Cotton Center
Joe B.thames
John Melvin
Hale Center
Minerva Stovall
L. F. Rawson
Bill Parker
Kay Poage
Dorothy Heath
D. H. Koeninger
Wilson
Frank Odom
Wellman
R. Douglas
Brownfield
Laura Lambs
Plains
Tia Johnston
Dickens County
Hugh Elliott
Jayton
Joyce Oliver
Littlefield
Mary Wristen
Lubbock County
20Th St
Bob Burr
Hance
O’shea
O'Shea
Firman Williamson
Hugh Dryer Jr
J. D. Med
Auburn Street
Collette Avenue
All American Acceptance Corp
Avenue M
Avenue X
4Th Street
Roy Bass
D. R. McWilliams
Aubrey H. Faulkner Sr
Jack Eastman
Lawrence Melcher
Sidney Skibell
Dryer
aUmed
JFK
Lubbock Country Club
Exchange
Texas Ave
Harry Hetzler
Jack Huber
Jack Ogg
Johnny Stobaugh
Hanslik
Bob Poteet
W. D. Felder & Co
Dallas
Atlanta
Judy
Bob
46Th St
Prince
Texas Cotton Assn
Latin America
United States of America
Cua
Wes
Lever
Cotton Exchange
George H. Traylor Jr
Lubbock Cotton Exchange
H. A
Bob) Poteet
Darwin C. Prince
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