Nixon Tops Symington in Gallup Trial Heat
Nixon leads Symington 56 to 44 in a Gallup trial heat across a cross section of voters. The report notes Nixon ahead among independents and Republicans, with Symington stronger among Democrats, and mentions Johnson and Kennedy comparisons and forthcomingAvalanche-Journal items.
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Memory and manners mark Truman Eisenhower Ball Night
The narration recalls Truman and Eisenhower during a ball scene. It notes Eisenhower changing into formal attire and leaving for the inaugural ball while Truman jokes about memory lapses. The piece quips that future historians should be careful with facts.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Banks Redeem Worn Out Banknotes for Destruction
Banks send worn out paper money to a Federal Reserve Bank or the Treasury in Washington, D.C. where the notes are destroyed. The process ensures currency integrity and replaces damaged notes with new issues.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Shallowater Negro Shot. Suspect Held for Assault
Jim Reedy, 30, of Shallowater, was in fair condition Sunday night at Methodist Hospital after multiple gunshot wounds in the 1200 block of 31st Street. A 45-year-old Lubbock man was arrested nearby, held for assault with intent to murder, after a witness identified him. a .32 pistol was found. Reedy had surgery for shoulder chest and abdominal wounds, believed to be five shots.
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Jim Reedy
Methodist Hospital
31St St
Lubbock
Reedy
Romans Named Dogs Fido A Legacy Of Faithful Companions
A brief note recalls the ancient Roman custom of naming dogs Fido meaning faithful. The practice echoes in later pet name traditions and reflects cultural values attached to loyalty and companionship.
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Fido
Smooth lines to return New Auto Designs Slash Fins into Oblivion
Detroit autos press toward 1961 models trimming or eliminating rear fins. Chrysler trims most, Dodge Dart as guide. Cadillac reduces fins for second year. Ford cuts more, nearly out. Chevrolet ends gull wing fins. Buick adds trunk space, de-emphasizes fins. Oldsmobile Pontiac Rambler Studebaker retain minimal tail styling.
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Jack Vandenberg
Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Dart
Plymouth
Valiant
Chrysler
Cadillac
Ford
Chevrolet
Buick
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Einstein Descendant Arrested In City Hall Riot
Evelyn Einstein 19, granddaughter of Albert Einstein, was among 66 demonstrators arrested at a City Hall hearing disrupted by a riot. She faces charges of disturbing the peace rioting and resisting arrest and is free on 210 dollars bail awaiting Municipal Court next Monday. She attends the University of California and her father Hans A Einstein is a California engineer professor.
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San Francisco
Albert Einstein
House
Evelyn Einstein
Miss Einstein
University of California
Hans A. Einstein
California
City Hall
Kennedy Backing Surveyed in Democratic Nominating Prospects
AP survey of Democratic leaders across 13 states shows Kennedy with strong support totaling 394 votes toward the 761 needed for the 1960 nomination. Johnson trails with 193 votes counted in 5 states, Symington strong in Missouri and several others, while New York remains the biggest prize with 114 votes.
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Missouri
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Los Angeles
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Symington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Carmine de Sapio
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Tennessee
Virginia
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Harry S. Truman
Edmund G. Brown
California
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
David L.lawrence
Pennsylvania
Stevenson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Man Hurt In Crash Of Motorcycle And Car Near College Ave
James Harrell Gunter 22 of 2312 Baylor Apt 2 was treated at Methodist Hospital for injuries from a 12:55 p m crash at Auburn St and College Ave. He was taken to the hospital by McDonald Funeral Home ambulance. The car driver was James Stafford Dovole who attempted to turn left onto College from Auburn. Gunter was dismissed Sunday afternoon.
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Baylor
Apt. 2
Methodist Hospital
Auburn St
College Ave
James Stafford
Dovole
Auburn
College
Gunter
McDonald Funeral Home
Go-Kart Trophy Winners at Buffalo Lakes Road Track
About 1,000 spectators watched 56 go-kart drivers compete for trophies. Division winners include Jim Claunch, Kathey Gass, Jackdean Sayles, Wanda Arant, Gordon Gass, Bob Snow, Billy Gass, Johnny Alford, Joe Smith, Jim Claunch, Bobby Gass, Pat Greene. Special event won by Joe Smith and Jim Claunch. South Plains Go-Kart Club meets 8 p.m. Tuesday at Monterey Shopping Center Reddy Room.
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Jim Claunch
A-standard
Jackdean Sayles
Wanda Arant
Gordon Gass
Bob Snow
Billy Gass
Johnny Alford
Charles Milan
Benny Claunch
Joe Smith
Bobby Gass
Pat Greene
South Plains
Reddy Room
Monterey Shopping Center
50Th St
Elgin
U S Army in Europe Nerve Center Near Iron Curtain
In Heidelberg Germany the U S Army in Europe commands from a modest building that houses German French and American officers. Gen Clyde D Eddleman says the aim is to stop Soviet aggression and keep frontiers intact. The Seventh Army based at Stuttgart leads NATO forces with five divisions and armored units. Maj Patrick L Klein calls the force a trip wire with punch. About 300000 Americans are stationed in Germany, over 200000 in combat roles. Artillery and missiles including Honest John Nike Ajax Nike Hercules and Redstone are on display for visiting NATO officers.
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Parry
Heidelberg
Germany
UPI
U.S. Army
Europe
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Central Army Group
Clyde D. Eddleman
Iron Curtain
Free World
Eddleman
Leghorn
Italy
Bordeaux
France
U.S. Seventh Army
Stuttgart
Francis W. Farrell
Seventh Army
NATO
Pentagon
Washington
Patrick L. Klein
Jersey City
N.J
Army
American Artillermen
Hypnosis Risks Emphasized by Psychiatrist Leader
Dr Harold Rosen warns hypnosis can be dangerous in untrained hands and calls for medical school training in its use. He cites rapid teaching to trance, possible manipulation of unconscious impulses, and cases where hypnosis worsened behavior or led to self harm or relapse into addiction.
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Staccity
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John Hopkins University
American Psychiatric Assn
Rosen
Fireman Overcome By Smoke At West Texas Fire
Lt. E. D. Wilson of the Lubbock Fire Department was listed in fair condition after being overcome by smoke and heat at a Sunday blaze in the Bergin Dials home. Firefighters fought the fire at 908 E Olivett, two hours after a 2 56 p m report. the garage fire not attached to the house caused considerable damage to the home and its foreign-made car.
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E.D
Bo) Wilson
Lubbock
New Non Surgical Cure Claims to Shrink Piles
New healing substance Bio-Dyne offers reduction of hemorrhoids with pain and itch relief without surgery using Preparation H suppositories or ointment. Doctors observed lasting improvement over months with assertions that piles have ceased to be a problem. Sold at drug counters with guaranteed satisfaction and money back.
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