Khrushchev Condemns U S Hotheads At Paris Summit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Soviets Americans need a rebuke yet softened tone blaming Eisenhower and hotheads for the Paris summit collapse He said talks could resume in six to eight months with Red China India and Indonesia at the table and warned that only four participants limit resolving Far East disarmament and Germany He mocked Eisenhower’s golf and presidency while outlining rocket program cutbacks and U I powers incident implications.
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Rhee and wife flee to exile in United States
Former South Korean president Syngman Rhee and his wife departed secretly from Kimpo Airport for exile in the United States after his April resignation ending a 12 year rule. An embassy official said visas were issued the day before at Seoul’s request and he carried a diplomatic passport.
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Notable Students Earn High Grades Across Homes
Vaughn and Mrs Wayne Huckaby of Colorado Springs with daughter Sheila Lynn. Lamesa family including Norman. Mrs Vernon Stokes of Floydada with daughter Shelley all posted good grades. AP Wirephoto. See story Page 6, Sec. A.
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Colorado Springs
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Lamesa
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Vernon Stokes
Floydada
Shelley
Japanese Soldiers End 16 Year Jungle Exile in Guam Return
Ex-Corporal Bunzo Minagawa and ex-Sergeant Masashi Ito, believed to have perished, returned to Japan after 16 years living in Guam jungles. The pair flew from Guam to Tokyo aboard a DC-6 and described surviving near villages and U S bases. Ito surrendered May 23, saying he could not have survived without Minagawa.
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Houston man to speak at Tech services graduation
Houston speakers Durwood Fleming and L. F. McCollum will deliver the commencement sermon and main address for Texas Tech graduation activities at Lubbock Coliseum. Cadets receive commissions Monday in ROTC exercises as part of the two day program.
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Turkish cabinet formed after military coup
Lt Gen Cemal Gursel heads a new cabinet of military men and civilian experts to reorganize Turkey after Adnan Menderes. Thousands cheer in Ankara as Gursel vows a new constitution by July and a two house parliament. Cyprus plan aligns with Greece and Britain accords.
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Census shows Greater Lubbock trade area over 750000 people
The 20 county 19th Congressional District centered on Lubbock adds fringe counties to its wholesale and retail market for a total population exceeding 750000, including Midland Odessa area. Andrews County leads gains with a 167.3 percent rise while six counties shrink due to sparse population.
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Typhoon slashes Luzon. toll soars in Manila floods
A killer typhoon ripped across Luzon, triggering non stop 18 hour rains that submerged Manila area water up to 15 feet. More than 250 dead or missing, including about 80 children, as houses collapsed and swept away. 108 drowned, 150 missing.
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Memorial Day observance closes city services in Lubbock
Lubbock observes Memorial Day with closures across city county and federal offices. Parking meters become free and banks and many downtown stores close. Special cemetery services honor the war dead as postal service operates on holiday basis and only skeleton mail handling. Army recruiting at 1110 Texas Ave remains open while other services inside the Post Office Building close.
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North Carolina Governor Runoff Faces Sanford and Lake
In Raleigh North Carolina Terry Sanford a 42 year old lawyer and Dr T Beverly Lake segregationist and former Wake Forest professor advance to a runoff in the Democratic primary for governor Everett Jordan wins U S Senate nomination in a four man race on Saturday in linballoting
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Everett Jordan
U. S. Senate
U.S. Holiday Death Toll Rises on Busy Travel Weekend
National Safety Council warns the three day Memorial Day weekend could set a highway fatality high. Early counts show 159 deaths from accidents drownings and other misfortunes with Florida leading at eight and Texas totaling 12, amid 73 million cars on the roads.
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National Safety Council
Life: A game of time and beauty in the mind
A quip from a comic dictionary notes that life is a game where beauty enjoys killing time first and time then uses its privilege to kill beauty, reflecting a witty view on leisure and aging.
Crop Damage Scattered Across South Plains and Panhandle
Storms lashed the South Plains and Panhandle with hail and wind on Saturday, causing thousands in crop damage especially to grain and young cotton near Friona and Post. Tornado funnels were reported near Cotton Center, Spade, Littlefield, Amarillo, Canyon and Claude as severe weather warnings persisted into Sunday. Hail at Reese AFB briefly spurred aircraft caution while large hail and winds threatened crops and land across the region.
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Eisenhower Visits Rural Store for Small Purchases
President Eisenhower spent an hour at a rural store in Ettysburg Pa buying seven dollars and change in dry goods and a measuring cup. He chuckled recalling a childhood coffee grinder and toured the shop's twenty thousand items while accompanied by Coca Cola board chair William E. Robinson.
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