Disarmament Talks Open As East West Clash Emerges
At the Palace of Nations the conference opened amid sharp East West tensions over controls and timetables. Zorin blasted the Western plan as impractical while Eaton and Ormsby Gore urged purposeful steps and cautioned against dragging in Cold War issues. Eisenhower’s letter was read and a call was made to curb the arms race in outer space.
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Palace of Nations
Frederick M. Eaton
Zorin
David Ormsby-Gore
League of Nations
Khrushchev
Ormsby- Gore
U. S
Ormsby-Gore
Jiri Nosek
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Eaton
Eisenhower
United States
County budget shows receipts and indebtedness in 1959 report
The budget details county revenues led by ad valorem taxes at 1 134 704 and fees offices at 385 900. Motor vehicle licenses yield 206 460 with fines 115 000. Other sources include 39 341.55 in taxes and 12 450 from the South Plains Fair Assn. Bonded debt stood at 2 662 000 with per capita debt 14.52. If no new bonds pass, debt free by 1968.
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Water District
South Plains Fair Assn
City County
Hospitals Consider Mental Health Clinic Plans
Hospitals Medical Assn committee studies mental health clinics as Raymond Vowell outlines budget patterns. Proposed totals include 24.79 million for state mental hospitals in multiple cities and 6.65 million for tuberculosis facilities, with 10.21 million for schools for the mentally retarded.
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Medical Assn
Raymond Vowell
Vowell
Legion Tuberculosis Hospital
Kerrville
Austin State Hospital
Austin
San Antonio
Terrell
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Rusk
Big Spring
Tyler
San Angelo
Harlingen
Abilene
Mexia
Denton
J. Railman
H. C. Mitchell
Waco
Dorothy Wowell
Midland
A. D. Pattillo
Vernon McGee
Legislative Budget Board
Department of Health
French Robertson
Christianity Panel Discusses Place in Society
Afternoon panel on Christianity Its Place in Society featured Dr. Robert Anderson Dr. W G Steglich Dr. Robert Rouse and Rev Tom Anderson from First Presbyterian Church. Religious Emphasis Week closes with a watch service at 7 30 a m Trout speaks in the Union ballroom and a final Trout message at 7 30 p m in Lubbock Auditorium.
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Trout
Robert Anderson
W. G. Steglich
Robert Rouse
Tech
Tom Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Union Ballroom
Afrotc
West Engineering 211
Lubbock Auditorium
Snow-melter Opens in Outremont Montreal
Suburban Outremont officially opens its new snow-melter during the weekend. The large outdoor basin uses 40 000 cubic feet of natural gas per hour to melt 127 tons of snow per hour. It aims to clear areas earlier in spring.
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Montreal
Outremont
Lubbock Man Freed By Court On Acquittal
Robert O. Vidal, 21, of Lubbock, was acquitted of illegal transportation of intoxicants after Judge Robert J. Allen directed the jury to return a not guilty verdict. The court found the prosecution failed to prove Vidal controlled the vehicle. Betty Grisham pleaded guilty to a check law violation and was fined $25 plus costs. In Judge Pat Moore's court four defendants posted $500 bonds after pleading innocent to misdemeanors: Jesus Reyes, Virgil L. Hayes, Charles W. Smith, and Jerry Farris, all charged with liquor law violations.
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Robert O. Vidal
Lubbbock
Robert J. Allen
Allen
Vidal
Betty Grisham
26Th St
Pat Moore
Midland Teenager Recieves Threatening Notes and Car Vandalism
Midland 18 year old Penny Kay Walthall reports receiving two more threatening notes in two days and finds her car seats slashed while shopping. She says she was struck and robbed Saturday. Police continue to investigate the notes and threats found at her back door.
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Midland
Penny Kay Walthall
Miss Walthall
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