Snowy Texas Areas See Unusual Moisture This Spring
Farmers in Northeast Texas welcomed moisture as a snowstorm moved eastward covering Tyler Paris Mount Pleasant Sulphur Springs and many other towns. The storm traced a 700 mile path with four inch accumulations forecast in parts of West and North Texas and prompted Weather Bureau warnings.
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Weather Bureau
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le Hbree Department
Abilene
Panhandle
Perryton
Colorado City
Jack Burkhalter
Colorado Cit
Victoria County
Brownsville
Alpine
College Station
Corpus Christi
Dallas
EP Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Laredo
Lufkin
Midland
Mineral Wells
San Angelo
Victoria
Waco
Wank
Tortheast Texas
Exis
Girl Arrested Near Pace in Abilene Case
A girl described as Sharon Spry was arrested after a kidnapping incident tied to Mrs. Beck and the Henderson child near Grants and Albuquerque. FBI and New Mexico authorities coordinated a roadside stop and transport to Albuquerque while Sharon remained in good condition. Bonds were set at 55 and the case involved a private airplane flight from Amarillo to Albuquerque with a note left for the Henderson family.
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Ritentaunimr
San Frank
Uneater
East City
Sharon
Cibola General Hospital
Grants
FBI
All Faiths
Albuquerque
Beck
U.S
Political visit highlights Lone Star campaign tour
The governor's Texas swing features stops at campuses and parks, with discussions of parks and wildlife showplace plans for East Texas. He criticizes opponents’ campaigns, predicts primary votes, and emphasizes schedule pressures and security of campaign staff during a busy day.
Kennedy urges disarmament accord at Geneva meet
President Kennedy appeals to Dean Rusk and UN leaders for a worldwide treaty to end nuclear armaments and halt weapon spread. The effort seeks broad agreement among the United States Britain the Soviet Union and France to prevent new nations from joining the atomic club while advancing peaceful use of science. The opening session amid Cold War tension also notes France’s refusal to participate and calls for renewed Western resolve.
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U Thart
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Soviet Union
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Amer
Africa
Europe
Pacific
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Suto
U.S
France
Eeme Ni
NHL
Charles de Gaulle
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Sweden
Ireland
Ethiopia
Lubbock Area Notices And Local News Items
High school students invited to western party and dance at the Center with The Ravens Combo and free refreshments. Texas license plate enforcement for PTTH vehicles to begin April 1. Birth announced for a baby weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces in Albuquerque. Helen Marie Jackson guilty of driving while intoxicated with $75 fine, costs and three days jail. Bond set for Eduardo Alvarado and Joseph R. Cox in separate cases. Cox charged with theft over $50 after car theft incident.
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Helen Marie Jackson
Kaylor
Pat Moore
Rkduardo C. Alvarado
S. Ave. N
Lwy
Justice of the Peace
George YH. McCleskey
Joseph Raund Cox
Big Spring
Cox
Ronnie Kidd
62Nd St
Warming Trend Seen For Plains Snow Dusts South Plains
Snow flurries fell across the South Plains with light accumulations in Lubbock and surrounding towns. Skies began clearing by night, with a warming trend forecast and lows near 24 degrees and highs around 50. Downtown and outlying areas reported brief snowfall with eventual melt.
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Drry
Kennedy brothers split on campaign role in Senate race
President Kennedy said he will not campaign for his brother Robert F Kennedy's bid, except to vote in Massachusetts via the September primary. Ted Kennedy continues his run and will carry the campaign on his own. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy applauded the decision, calling it an outstanding choice.
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Jatty
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Fedward
Birth notices of multiple families in Lubbock area
A flurry of birth announcements records newborns weighing from 2 pounds 2 ounces to 7 pounds plus at Texas and Reese Air Force Base hospitals. Each item lists parents including occupations such as farmer, teacher, salesman, and service workers, with locations in Lubbock and surrounding areas and exact birth times. The notices name fathers and mothers, hospitals, and occasionally nationalities or workplaces.
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Witham &. Cooper Jr
40Th St. Oon
Weeching
Idam
Reese Air Force Base
Wospiti
Reese
Robert M. Silva
Weld Hopermnds JS Gunces
Pam
Piresdeas
Teese Air Force Base Hospital
Stein
Sirs
Weldom
Simm
Arnott
Reese Village
Reese Air Woree Pase Itospital
Jeep Ae
Littlefield Rites Set Today For Wreck Victims
Funeral services are planned in Littlefield for JC Hulse Jr his wife and their five year old son James Clayton Hulse killed when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Will Williams 63 of Sudan two miles west of Lubbock on Highway 81. Williams died at the scene. Hulse 30 a heavy construction worker lived at 101 East McHenry Street Littlefield and had traveled the world for work. He met his wife Alicia in Argentina she came to the United States two years ago. Williams funeral arrangements are pending at McCarty Funeral Home here. Surviving Hulse include his mother Mrs Dove Brooks Stephenville three sisters Mrs H W Rowland Littlefield Mrs Loyd Walser Dul New Mexico and grandmother Mrs Martha McIntire Alvard. Mrs Hulse 26 survives a sister and a grandmother in Argentina.
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JC. Hulse Jr
James Clayton Hulse
Littlefield Drive
Church of Christ
Tom Roberts
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
Lubbock
Houston
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Williams
Walliams
McCarty
Halse
Alicia
Argentina
Famil
Buste
Dow Chemical Co
Hulse
Dove Brooks
Stephenville
H.W. Rowland
Loyd Walser
N.ml
Martha McIntire
Alvord
Negro girl burns as heater sparks fire at home
A three year old named Patricia Allen suffered burns to her back and arm when her clothing ignited from a gas heater in her residence at 1910 Ave A in Lubbock. She was treated at St Mary's Hospital and released. A nearby blaze at 2925 Baylor caused heavy bedroom damage from an electrical short in a bed lamp.
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Baylor
W. A. Warren
Kennedy Reaffirms Push for Nuclear Test Ban at News Conference
President Kennedy urged immediate action on a safeguarded nuclear test ban and said he would propose measures at Geneva to detect test preparations. He favored an effective treaty over atmospheric tests and outlined plans on Viet Nam, social security, flood insurance, dairy price supports, and Latin American reforms. He also noted no rush to join a summit unless national interest dictated it.
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Freer Trade Backed to Strengthen NATO Bond
Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric told the House Ways and Means Committee that Kennedy’s freer trade program would bind the United States and Western Europe into a stronger, more prosperous alliance blending defense with economics. He urged protections for key American industries like shipbuilding via subsidies, and cited gains in exports, jobs, and a modernized industry as the plan unfolds. Udall highlighted benefits to domestic mining and minerals, while Byrnes pressed for maintaining a robust shipbuilding base.
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Organization Alliance
Free World Alliance
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Samillion
St Kila
Robbery leads to roadblock escape and head injury
A holdup man fled a scene after a roadblock and struck driver Mad Headache Hicks with a hard blow. Kappell reported injuries and asked to call the highway patrol. At Pinkie's Canyon Road Store, Johnny Oaks described a large red wound while officers searched for clues.
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Canyon Road
Pinkie’s
Johnny Oaks
Oaks
Shew
Myers Trial Details Killings End in Texas Capture
The article recounts the September 1 1948 murder of DeKraal by Myers and Donna Marie after abducting him near Fort Worth. Myers fired multiple shots killing DeKraal and disposed of evidence on a ranch road while Donna Marie led to the body. Police traced a stolen car to Midland and Big Spring officials prepared to hand Donna Marie to Illinois authorities.
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Donna Marie
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Midland
Big Spring
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Jack Reaves
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Reaves
Gordon Smith
Donna Maric
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