Eisenhower warns of crushing defeat over foreign aid cuts
President Eisenhower warned that major reductions in foreign aid would bring crushing defeat for the free world and raise global tensions. The Senate approved a 4.125 billion aid bill, with House-Senate talks to resolve differences, while some Democrats seek larger cuts and a later funding bill.
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Merriman Smith Ashington
UPI
Eisenhower
Senate
House
United Arab Republic
State Department
United States
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Record Cold Snap Hits South Plains Cotton
A late cold spell lowered temperatures to 33 degrees about 5 a.m. Monday, the coldest on record here, threatening replanting for many South Plains cotton fields, especially in low-lying areas. Gulf Coast rains continue to flood lowlands while Lubbock expects partly cloudy skies and warmer weather.
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South Plains-Panhandle
Gulf Coast
South Plains
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Lubbock
Los Angeles Reporter Recalls Final Message Before Execution
A Black Los Angeles reporter recounts telling Rosalie his attorney goodbye before a high profile event. Inset shows Chess man, center a guard behind a gas chamber chair, and Judge Louis Goodman. Goodman had agreed to a brief stay, but a delayed call blocked the move.
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Black
Los Angeles
Rosalie
Chessman
Right
Louis Goodman
Mis dial error could end stay of execution in calif.
United Press report says Judge Louis Goodman planned a one hour stay for Daryl Chess ae a but a mis dialed San Quentin number altered the timing. secretary mis copied five digits to four and a late call at 10 02 a m followed by a 10 03 a m contact with the warden set the pellets to drop at 10 03 45 a m.
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United Press International
Francisco
Daryl Chessae
Mona
Federal District
Louis E. Goodman
Lewis Nelson
Goodman
Nelson
Celeste Hickey
San Quentin
Edward Evanson
Hickey
Court strikes section of urban renewal law vote rule
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals ruled a portion of the Texas urban renewal law unconstitutional limiting voting to property owners in Laredo, while the rest of the law stands. The decision, by Associate Justice Jack Pope, came on an appeal challenging the 1959 election that rejected the renewal proposal 2072 to 1885. The ruling says policy elections are open to all qualified voters in the district, not just property owners.
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Associated Press
Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Jack Pope
Laredo
Pope
J.J. Richter
Allies Propose Plebiscite To Reunite Germany At EU Summit
In Istanbul and London reports, 15 Atlantic Allies back a plan for a supervised plebiscite across Germany to choose unity or continued division. The move aims to counter Khrushchev's push for separate peace pacts with East and West Germany ahead of the Paris summit. Khrushchev weighs American policy under a new U S president before committing to talks.
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Tress
Stanbul
Soviet Union
NATO
Eisenhower
Paris
United Nations
Bie
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
West Germany
Germany
London
Khrushchev
Ambulance Operations Studied as City Reviews Transit Policy
Emergency transport in Lubbock was reviewed by the Lubbock Citizens Traffic Council with a two man subcommittee formed to meet funeral home ambulance providers. A National Safety Council report cited that speed rarely saves lives and may cause more deaths. discussion notes emphasize smooth transport and adherence to speed limits and traffic laws. A Levelland farmer, Glen A. Lucas, 31, was killed in a freak tractor accident near Levelland as details emerged. Burial plans and survivors are listed with George Price Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Kenneth Rhodes
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
American College of Surgeons
American Assn
National Safety Council
Levelland
Glen A. Lucas
Here
Jerry Boyd Lucas
Lucas
Phillips - Dupre Hospital
George Price
Austin St. Church of Christ
Hockley County
Whiteface
Texas Tech
Rebecca Lynn
A. Q. Lucas
Rt. 5
Tom Lucas
Lindsey
Okla
Vy. J. Lucas
Winfield
Ala
Lee
Broadway Welcome Stuns Nepal King
King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva of Nepal rode Broadway in New York to a ticker tape welcome. He appeared stunned by the crowd as 300000 spectators lined the route and waved from windows. The monarch later said he was overwhelmed in Nepalese.
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New York
Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Deva
Nepal
Broadway
Shangri-la
Himalayas
Execution of Caryl Chessman Sparks Global Outcry
The condemned sex offender died in San Quentin's gas chamber after a last minute stay was denied. A federal judge called the plea meritless as about 250 Chessman supporters and opponents protested outside. Worldwide anger surfaced with anti American demonstrations in Uruguay and Portugal.
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Caryl Chessman
Eleanor Garner
Chessman
Ree
Avalanche-Journal
Europe
South America
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Federal
Louis E. Goodman
Monrose
United States
Lisbon
Portugal
U.S
Chatterbox Quote Delights Readers With Witty Take
A page feature presents a playful zinger from Chatterbox describing a woman who prefers being wrong for an hour to staying quiet for a minute. The quip echoes the lively tone of the newspaper's comics and society notes.
Carr and Wilson Clash in Final Campaign Push
The race heats up as AG Will Wilson and challenger Aggoner Carr trading sharp charges over land fraud, prosecutions, and bank charters. Carr predicts victory while alleging agency cooperation favors Wilson. Breckinridge dies at 73 in New York after years as lawyer and Lindbergh case intermediary.
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Avalanche-Journal
Aggoner Carr
Will Wilson
Carr
Wilson
Galveston
Price Daniel
Jack Cox
New York
Henry Breckinridge
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rail-Borne ICBM Test Scheduled Across West
The Strategic Air Command will test rail mounted missile bases over six runs from June 20 to November across Far West and Midwest rails. No missiles will be fired. the exercise focuses on operation and control, with a SAC train control center at Hill AFB and 13 railroads involved.
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Air Force
Far West
Midwest
SAC
Archie J. Old Jr
15Th Air Force
Hill Afb
Ogden
Utah
Hill
Far
Des Moines
Iowa
Army Transportation Corps
Omaha
Cheryl Crane’s Daughter Surrenders After Run
Cheryl Turner, 16, and companions Donna Wilson and Cheryl Zumbrum fled El Retiro girls home in San Fernando Valley by scaling a 12 foot wall. Cheryl Turner, who killed Johnny Stompanato two years earlier, telephoned her father Steven Crane who arranged care with probation officials. The trio stayed in Southern California and were found tired and hungry, ready to return to the home.
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United Press International
Ollywood
Lana Turner
Cheryl Crane
el Retiro
Cheryl
Johnny Stompanato
Steven Crane
Crane
San Fernando Valley
Joseph Discoe
The
Santa Monica
Partment
Discoe
Miss Turner
California
Long Beach
Regina Farr
Las Vegas
Donna Wilson
North Hollywood
Cheryl Zumbrum
van Nuys
Stompanato
Martin Gunn
Gunn
Weather map notes for Lubbock area hints warm day
Partly cloudy skies in Lubbock and vicinity with warmer daytime temperatures. Overnight low around 48 degrees and a high near 80 degrees with southerly winds from 15 to 25 mph.
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