Senate backs anti bombing add on labor strife in civil rights bill
Washington reports the Senate voted 85 to 1 to extend the anti bombing section of the administration civil rights bill to cover labor disputes, while the House killed two Eisenhower backed measures. The Senate also adopted a Sam Ervin amendment limiting prosecutions to the district where the crime occurred or where the fugitive is confined.
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Postal Officials Slain In Chicago
Two postal inspectors were shot and killed outside Chicago's main post office. Authorities investigated the incident as a fatal attack on federal employees at a prominent city landmark.
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Chicago
UPI
Plant Explosion Sparks Wide Blaze and Tank Ruin
A plant explosion showered a wide area with rubble as flames rose from ruptured tanks. A fireman shields his face from the heat while another tank had already exploded. AP Wirephoto.
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Wan Erie
Laura Learns Right as Pony Disappears and Returns
Laura Ryba, a quiet girl, loses her pony Danny after he wanders away through a hole in a fence but is helped by a gentle minister. At dawn she finds Danny again and learns about right and wrong through the calm support surrounding her and the search.
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United Press International
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Laura
Danny
Laura Ryba
Ee Eee
Soviet backs down on Potsdam travel passes for Western missions
East Germany Potsdam travel passes were loosened after weeks of Western pressure. ADN reported Soviet chief of staff Lt Gen G V Meetared and U S Army officials confirmed the change allowing U S Britain and French missions to travel within the German Democratic Republic. Col. Robert P McQuail heads the U S mission in Potsdam.
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France
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Rene Army
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McQuail
Bluefield
W. Va
State Demos Meet Bridges Loyalty Move Fails
State Democratic executives met in Houston amid factional debate over loyalty to party leaders and a poll tax proposal for voting. The Texas gathering backed resolutions requiring leaders to campaign for national nominees, while opponents argued it was unnecessary. Austin was chosen for the June 14 state convention and Dallas for the Sept. 20 gathering. The group also canvassed May primary returns and honored veteran party worker Mrs. H. H. Weinert.
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Temple
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Seguin
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Dickinson
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Separate liquor elections set in Garza County precincts
Local option liquor votes scheduled for Garza County Justice Precincts 3 and 4. The County Commissioners Court ordered elections for April 9 after petitions met required signatures, certified by County Clerk Carl Cedarholm. County Judge Raymond Simms noted no action expected before October or November unless a mandamus writ is issued.
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Garza County
Commissioners Court
Carl Cedarholm
Inc
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Raymond Simms
Adenauer Arrives For Talk With United States
Washington UPI reports Chancellor Adenauer arrives seeking common ground with the United States as he discusses certain difficulties facing West Germany and allied relations during forthcoming talks.
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Washington
UPI
Gerington
United States
Pioneer V in top condition on deep space run
Washington reports NASA says Pioneer V, a 94.8 pound sun satellite, nears the million mile mark between Venus and Earth. It surpasses Pioneer IV’s distance record as it advances toward a mid day distance around 574,534 miles and 644,430 miles at noon. The probe’s five watt transmitter works perfectly with no static detected.
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UPC
America
Venus
Earth
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
NASA
Eos V
Massive Big Slam airlift kicks off Caribbean drill
U S Air Force launches Operation Big Slam with 700 troops aboard 70 planes as 20 000 paratroopers and 11 000 tons of equipment head to Puerto Rico to stage the largest peacetime training exercise. Flights originate from Ft Campbell Ky and other bases, with 370 planes making 925 trips over two weeks.
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N.J
Zoning Hearing Featured In Editorials And Columns
Editorials and columns discuss zoning hearing topics while women’s news and sports scores appear across sections. The issue highlights program listings and market quotations alongside radio and TV features.
City Man Slaton Jr. Found Dead in Lub bock Workshop
Oscar L. Slaton Jr., 51 and lifetime Lub bock resident, was found shot in the head in a workshop at the family home 3403 20th St. Justice of the Peace F R Land reported a .22 rifle near the body and an empty shell in the chamber. He died around 4 p.m. and the body was kept at the scene until officers arrived.
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F. R. Land
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Gilkerson
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Finch-Tregoff jury faces prejudice and violence probe
Los Angeles district attorney plans a probe into the Finch and Tregoff murder case after jurors faulted over violence and prejudice during deliberations. The seven women and five men reportedly faced insults and a deadlock over second degree murder charges against Dr. R Bernard Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff.
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District Attorney's Office
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Finch
Carole Tregoff
Chutte Crail
Fred N. Whichello
J. Miller Lea
Lindsey
Northern Dixie Endures Fresh Snowstorm Rampage Across Regions
Thousands of Southern mountaineers faced renewed isolation as a fierce winter storm swept across the Midlands lifting up to 14 inches of snow in southeast Colorado and spreading through Arkansas Utah Nebraska Iowa and Kansas. Warnings of 12 to inches persisted for Missouri southern Iowa Indiana Kentucky and northern Tennessee while driving hazards intensified along the Appalachians. Nine deaths tied to weather related crashes included six in Texas two in Kansas and one in Arkansas as schools closed and travel slowed from Arkansas to Colorado and Kansas.
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Arkansas
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Kansas
Missouri
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Tennessee
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Kansas City
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Carthage
New Front Brings Chill to South Plains Weather
A Pacific cool front moves across the South Plains this morning bringing near freezing temperatures and gusty winds. Moisture and patches of cold, foggy conditions spread as heavy rain and hail impacted eastern Texas towns including Texarkana, Tyler, Lufkin, and Nacogdoches, alarming farmers and ranchers.
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Texas
Weather Map Partial Cloudiness Across Lubbock Area Today
Weather map for Lubbock area reports partly cloudy conditions this morning with a high near 60. Winds from the west at 15 to 20 mph. Local temperatures range from around 33 to 60 as the day progresses.
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