US Refutes Red Claim Spy Flights Are Hostile
In reaction to Soviet accusations, officials rebut the charge that U S spy flights are hostile. President Eisenhower’s aides describe Khrushchev’s invitation as open, awaiting action by the Kremlin leader ahead of the Paris summit. Senate majority leader Lyndon B. Johnson notes Khrushchev may be overplaying his hand.
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White House
Esenhower
Moore
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Paris
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sen
Clair Engle
Calif
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Engle
Farwell
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Moscow
Tass
Khrushchev Attacks U.S. Over Spy Flight Incident
Khrushchev blasted American actions in a defiant news conference and accused the United States of warlike provocations. He labeled U.S. policy as bandit like and warned against aggression while defending Soviet sovereignty and court authority. New details indicate Tass released a summarized account and Powers admitted the flight over Soviet territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Khrushchev
Herter
Soviet Union
Moscow
Tass
Pravda
Communist Party
Izvestia
U.S
Edward Freer
Freer
Powers
Sverdlovsk
Red Star
Powers 88
Tuss
U. S
U.S.S.R
Pakistan
Uss.s.r
Lockheed outlines Electra fixes and costs after crashes
The firm plans design changes for the Electra within weeks at an estimated $25 million. Tests show reduced nacelle stiffness plus external forces caused oscillations leading to failures, with 136 Electras in service and 40 planes with Lockheed's fleet leader Eddie Rickenbacker commenting on continuing use. Negotiations over who pays the1 costs follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Aviation Agency
Tell City
FAA
Lockheed
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Family recalls Home Show experiences and winners
A mother introduces her sister Cathy Lynn Mills at the Home Show while a child praises attendees. The narrative lists many displayed items from kitchen to outdoor goods and notes five nightly $100 gift certificate winners from Lubbock, with names and addresses provided, drawn by a local girl.
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Cathy Lynn Mills
Susie
Lubbock
Robert G. Riker
17Th St
Charles Thomas
Teak Ave
Roy Graves
D N. Ave
Raymond Wheatley
Hickory Ave
Carolyn Havis
47Th St
Sewer Contract Awarded and City Zoning Changes Approved
Hemphill Contracting Co. won a $26,289.02 bid to extend the 60th Street sewer line from Qua ker Avenue to Utica Avenue serving a proposed residential development funded two thirds by Bill and Don Bacon. The Commission also approved six zoning changes after hearings and postponed one appeal for a specific use permit, with details on property changes and related public works allocations.
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Hemphill Contracting Co
60Th St
Quaker Avenue
58Th St
Utica Avenue
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Vernon Thompson
Planning Commission
B. D. Sewell
Loop 289
Idalou Road
Winston Brummett
50Th St
Robert Howard
Garlington-Howard Inc
29Th St
Slide Road
Bobby J. Moody
Forrest Builders Supply Inc
48Th
Ave. Q
D. D. Lacy
Ave. A
J. R.blumrosen
Congregation ‘Shaareth Israel
F. X. Guidry
J. W. Duckworth
L. W. Baldwin
Duncan
Ater
Otis Maner
Ave. H
Idalou Highway
Ave. L
Ave. M
Ave. U
18Th St
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Clayton Carter Addn
Vamore Co
W. T. Sessums
Clovis Road
Gene Harper
McLarty
Circle View Adda
State Highway Dept
17Th St
State Chemical Co
Nelson Electric Supply Co
General Electric Supply Co
H. P. Clifton
Vaughn Wilson
Lavenia Lowe
John Hickerson
Bob Burr
N. B. McCullough
A. Couch and
Two Suspects Face Forgery Charge Here
Two youths face forgery charges after allegedly trying to pass a $20 check. Hollis Don Beard, 20, Amarillo, and Douglas Minor, 18, Santa Barbara, Calif., were turned over to police by Lonzo Miller, a Piggly Wiggly check collector, after the incident on 30th Street and Avenue H. Bond set at $5,000 each by Justice of the Peace George H. McClesky.
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Hollis Don Beard
Amarillo
Douglas Minor
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dist. Atty
George E. Gilkerson
Lonzo Miller
Piggly, Wiggly
30Th St. Ands Ave. H
Justice of the Peace
George H. McClesky
Aly Khan Dies in Crash on French Riviera
Aly Khan, diplomat and sportsman, died in a head on crash while returning to Paris from a dinner engagement. Bettina Bolin, his companion, was injured and shocked. Aly's death followed a swift hospital report after the late evening accident.
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Aly Khan
Prince Aly Khan
Suresnes
Longchamps Racetrack
Paris
Bettina
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Aly
Bhut
Pakistan
Buenos Aires
Drionne
Cannes
France
Aga Khan
Lord Churston
Noel Guinness
Brewing
Karim
Harvard University
Miss Hayworth
Yasmin
Simone Bolin
French Foreign Legion
Middle East
Lhe
British Intelligence Corps
Palestine
South America
Europe
Rita Hayworth
Hollywood
James Hill
French Riviera
Lubbock Boy Hurt After Fall From Pickup
A 9 year old Joe Henry son of Dr and Mrs John Henry was admitted for observation after falling from a pickup truck in Lubbock. He possibly sustained a head injury. Also Mrs J L Gilmore 83 of 1624 7th St was treated for a right hip fracture from a fall at a store on 4th Street.
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West Texas Hospital
Joe Henry
John Henry
42Nd St
J. L. Gilmore
7Th St
4Th Street
Nacogdoches Man Is Bridge Crash Victim
Nacogdoches resident Billy Earl Edison, 22, was killed when his car struck a bridge abutment and rolled 90 feet into a creek bottom off U S Highway 59 early Thursday. Timpson youth Jerry Beckham, 18, suffered injuries in the crash.
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Lufkin
Upid
Billy Earl Edison
U.S. Highway 59
Jerry Beckham
Timpson
Tex
Local births announced for Meadow Meadow Area and surroundings
Mrs. Ronnie McCarty and spouse welcomed a son at West Texas Hospital at 11:27 a.m. weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. C R Tragesser and spouse reported a son at West Texas Hospital at 5:58 p.m. weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. A J Wilson and spouse welcomed a daughter at Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 1/2 ounces. Dan Ross and spouse reported a son at Methodist Hospital weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Louis Polanco and spouse announced a daughter at Laut Clinic weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Jack Paige and spouse reported a son at Fort Worth Hospital weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Grandparents listed in Lubock and Hale Center notices. Twin boys born at St Marys Hospital. first at 4:21 a.m. 4 pounds 1 ounce second at 4:26 a.m. 5 pounds 1 ounce. Jack Marion and spouse announced a son at West Texas Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 1/2 ounces. Garvin Scott and spouse reported a son at Porter Clinic Hospital weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Morris Byrd Baxter and spouse announced a son at Taylor Hospital weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces.
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Manuel Portillo
Rt 2
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Ronnie McCarty
Rt. 1
Meadow
C. R. Tragesser
A. J. Wilson
Auburn
Space
Methodist Hospital
Dan Ross
8Th St
Methoditts Hospital
Texas Tech
Louis Polanco
Emory
Jack Paige
Fort Worth
C. V. Sandlin
Rt. 7
Lubck
Wiley Curry
Hale Center
St. Mary's Hospital
Hale Center Co-Op
Jack Marion
32Nd St
Garvin Scott
Paris Ave
Porter Clinic Hospital
Scott Furniture Co
Morris Byrd Baxter
E. 2Nd St
Taylor Hospital
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Avalanche Journal
Municipal Coliseum
Don Smith
N. Ave. V
Elmer Wells
Ralls
Waymon Mulke
30Th St
Sue Carroll
J. B. Carroll
48Th St
H. J. Blanchard
Ed M. O’conner
Jack Stanley
82Nd St
S. R. Duncan
Winniewood Adda
Charles Gibson
Marion Key
Kerr Paving Co
15Th St
Boston Ave
34Th St
Mackenzie State Park
J. E. Vickers
John Vickers
Beattie Feathers
Anderson & Bigham Sheet Metal Works, Inc
Jack Hayes
Aga Khan III
Irene Dunne
Theresa Magliano
Helin
Athens
Air i
Switzerland
Greece
Cody i Breshers
22Nd St
Sherry Ann
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
23Rd St
Ave
Tommy Stidger
Keith Furr
Breshers
E. H. Williamson
Rt. 2
Bible Memory Association
Grace Chapel
Lubbock Boy
Nacogdoches
Charles Mac Stricktin
35Th St
Tay
Billy M. Moore
Ewing Rental Service
Ssisee
Omenssepwag
Kay Terry
Johnn Terry
Dist St
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