Tornadoes and storms kill and disrupt across Texas Oklahoma
Severe weather swept through North Central Texas and parts of Oklahoma with a Tulsa death blamed on a tornado and flying debris. Funnel clouds menaced parts of Oklahoma while Eastland Texas suffered hail and a twister near Carbon. Texas towns including Olney Paducah Abilene Amarillo Mineral Wells and Childress reported thunderstorms and hail as the system moved east.
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Lake Brownwood
Abilene
Amarillo
Mineral Wells
Childress
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McAlester
Tipton
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Hail Lashes Floyd Area Across Caprock
An encore to Tuesday's storm sent hail from the South Plains northeast of Lubbock toward Floydada Caprock pockets south and southeast of Floydada. Meteorologists tracked formation north and east of Lubbock at 2 p.m. with the storm moving into Oklahoma by night. Crops near Floydada, especially cotton on J S Hale Jr's farm, suffered noticeable damage.
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Khrushchev Pounds Table in Paris Press Conference
Russia's Nikita Khrushchev addressed 2,000 reporters in Paris with Andrei Gromyko and Rodion Malinovsky at his side. He pounded the table during his remarks in a dramatic display.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Andrei Gromyko
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Sniper Fires From Darkness Targets Women in Quanah
Texas Rangers and patrolmen hunted a rifle wielding prowler after two late night shootings in Quanah. Charlotte Wiseman, 12, was hit in the groin as she prepared for bed, and Annie Laura Annis, several hours later, was shot in the shoulder. Both wounds described as not serious as authorities swarmed the town.
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Texas Rangers
Texas
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Charlotte Wiseman
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Byron Curren
Vernon
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Nixon discloses UN Russian spy expelled during Khrushchev UN address
Vice President Nixon said a Soviet UN Secretariat employee Vadim A. Kirilyuk and another Russian were expelled for spying during Nikita Khrushchev's UN address last Sept 18. The two attempted to obtain classified American information. one Russian remained, the other left after Dag Hammarskjold arranged their departure.
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Alarm over summit sparks bomb shelter inquiries nationwide
Defense officials report a sharp rise in inquiries about nuclear sheltering after the summit collapse. Minneapolis alone sees calls jump from 10 12 to 350 while Washington Battle Creek and other centers note a nationwide uptick driven by sober awareness rather than fear.
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Khrushchev to Receive Conquering Hero Welcome in East Berlin
East Germany prepares a conquering hero reception for Khrushchev arriving from Paris with a scheduled rally speech postponed to Friday. Eisenhower also slated to be greeted as a conquering hero on a Lisbon stopover en route home. Unconfirmed reports linked Warsaw Pact talks to the postponement.
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Dempsey By the Man Himself to Run in Avalanche Journal
The Avalanche Journal begins a series titled Dempsey By the Man Himself revealing Jack Dempsey life story in collaboration with Bob Considine and Bill Slocum. The first installment appears next Monday May 23.
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Copter Fails In Rescue Attempt On Mount McKinley
An Army helicopter failed to lift one of four injured climbers stranded at about 17 000 feet on Mount McKinley. Earlier reports claimed John Day of Central Point Oregon was rescued, but radio updates indicated he remained with Pete Schoening and the Whitaker twins James and Lou, all from Seattle.
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Soviet Union asks UN to halt U2 flights over its soil
The Soviet Union moved to the United Nations to demand action stopping all U2 reconnaissance flights over the USSR. Andrei Gromyko sent a cable from Paris to Dag Hammarskjold requesting an urgent Security Council meeting, as Eisenhower had ordered the flights halted. The move follows the Big Four summit in Paris and Khrushchev's protests.
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Women’s News Pages From Market Quotations
The index lists Women’s News on pages 4 and 5 of Section B and Market Quotations on pages 10 and 11 of Section D. Details are unavailable from the current excerpt.
Air Force expert sees Soviet satellite enabling multi crew orbit
Brig. Gen. Don Flickinger says the latest Soviet satellite shows complex protection for humans during re entry and could support more than one man in orbit. Maj. Gen. John Medaris guesses a man is aboard and would be recovered. The device may test emergency egress and a dummy is assumed inside.
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Don Flickinger
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Flickinger
Chicago
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Medaris
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Khrushchev Rants At Summit Booed By Crowd
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev blasted the United States at a Paris news conference, threatening to resume nuclear tests and shoot down spy planes. He denounced Eisenhower and Adenauer, praised Roosevelt, and vowed to hold another meeting in months.
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Weather Map Page 4-A Lubbock Forecast Today
Clear to partly cloudy conditions in Lubbock and vicinity with not much warmth. High around 85 and low near 57. Westerly to northwesterly winds 15 to 30 mph. Southwest weather: precipitation highs and lows through 24 hours ending at midnight.
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