Soviet propose four power framework on Berlin crisis
U S officials study four points reportedly offered by Moscow to settle Berlin stalemate. The plan calls for a new West Berlin status, West Berlin freedom, East German pledge to respect that status, Western recognition of East German sovereignty, and a peace treaty after an East West accord.
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Nehru urges UN to pause cold war for cooperative year
At the United Nations General Assembly Nehru proposed a one year moratorium on cold war hostilities and called for cooperation in political cultural and other fields He pressed for an effective ban on nuclear tests and noted Kennedy agreed on controls Adlai Stevenson welcomed the cooperative year though not a new idea and the US said it has long cooperated with others
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India
United Nations
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New York
Kennedy
Washington
Assembly
Adlai BE. Stevenson
United States
You Can Survive Atomic Attack Part Six
A teaser notes Monday morning’s Avalanche Journal will publish the sixth in the You Can Survive Atomic Attack series. The article promises guidance on fallout survival and life or death considerations, but provides no immediate content.
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Avalanche Journal
Ceremonies Held For 31 New US Citizens
In district court 31 applicants were naturalized in a Friday ceremony. Dr. Dudley Strain urged new citizens to vote and engage in their communities. Kathleen Quattlebaum presented the applicants, with John Lawther administering the oath and Judge Joseph Dooley presiding.
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Kenneth Irish
Avalanche Journal
United States
U. S. District Court
Dudley Strain
First Christian Church
Kathleen Quattlebsang
Dall
Innd Naturalization
John Lawther
Joseph B. Dooley
Jose Perez
Bank Robbery Stuns San Francisco Suburbs
Three young gunmen hijacked a San Francisco bank taking 62 693 dollars after holding the families of two bank officials captive all night. The gunmen bound six residents at an official's home and two tellers at Bank of America's Union and Webste branches. No one was hurt though threats were made to trigger gunfire if resistance occurred.
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Ped Press Interne
Francisco
San Francisco
Bank of America
Manhunt for abducter of 12 year old Lee Smith in Colorado
Bespectacled man sought by Colorado and Wyoming authorities after abducting 12 year old Lee Smith near Aurora. She was beaten and shot in the head, found in a rose garden ditch near a field and hospital, grave injuries reported. Officer Roy Vogt said the suspect drove a red and black car with Wyoming plates and could be headed back toward Wyoming. The case includes a separate attack on Sandra in Denver suburbs as the suspect posed as a physician then forced her into a car trunk and drove to a remote area for assault. The incidents occur amid a broader string of violence including bank robbery attempts and a Greenbrae home invasion involving three gunmen.
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Colorado
Wyanti
Lee Smith
Clever Children’s Hospital
Thor
Roy Vogt
Arapahoe County
Pher
Finda
Dens
Greely
New 10 Day Delay Set For Convict Stickney
Condemned killer Howard Stickney received a 10 day stay of execution from District Judge Cullen Briggs of Corpus Christi, marking the 12th delay in his case. A prior one hour delay was granted minutes before he faced the death chair at Huntsville State Prison. Federal judges in Houston denied further stays as discussions with the Board of Pardons and Paroles continued.
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Oma Wiees
Untsville
Cullen Briggs
Corpus Christi
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Stickney
Houston
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Heard
Board of Pardons and Paroles
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Newt
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Barber Stickney
McConnally
Elbert Tuttle
Faer
Jesse
Stickney Stickney
Tower Miller to Visit GOP Leaders in Lubbock
Lubbock Republicans host state and national party officials Tower and Miller for a 7 PM fundraiser at the Park Coliseum. They will be honorary Lubbock citizens and keynote speakers after a private regional conference at the Pioneer Hotel.
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William E Miller
Texas
John Tower
Jerry Hall Avalanch
Cubbock County
GOP
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Sunstress
Yori
Tess Son
Lubbock
Thi Ait
Mazor
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Fim
Paar
Mit Sankible
Vals Tin Leomard
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East Towers Press Schooley
Herman
Mata
Pioneer Hotel
David W. Dye
Lubbock County Republics
Steve Pickett
Texas Tech
Kappa Sigma Tnity
Eisenhower Truman End Feud With Public Reunion
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Harry S. Truman buried the hatchet during a reuniting visit at the Truman Library in Independence. Eisenhower accepted a guided tour and the two ex presidents exchanged formal greetings after decades of chilly relations. A Kansas City ceremony honored World War I memorial work linking police and citizens to the peace effort.
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Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Independence
Enhower
Kansas City
Pires
Fruman
White House
Isenhower
Truemutch
Jer Eisenhower
Eisenhower
The Only Sound That Travels Faster Than Sound
A fragment from a gossip column hints at a curious phrase or anecdote about media, speech, and the speed of information. Readers are invited to see how a witty remark captures the era's fascination with communication.
Prayer Text Reflects Submissive Will and Saintly Humility
A devotional fragment invokes God’s love mercy and wisdom. It quotes the Apostle Paul about being less than the least of all saints and asks for holiness and prayer to keep believers submissive to divine will. The fragment ends abruptly in unclear wording.
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Paul
Space monkey dies in Atlas blast during Mercury tests
A tiny squirrel monkey named Goliath died in an Atlas rocket explosion at Cape Canaveral. Officials said the failure won t affect plans to launch a chimpanzee into orbit next week as part of Project Mercury.
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Associated Press
Aape Canaveral Goliuth
Goliath
Molotov Sent to Moscow Under Guard After Vienna Ouster
Former Soviet premier Vyacheslav Molotov, expelled from the Communist Party and his Vienna post, left Vienna for Moscow under tight security. Eyewitnesses say he and his wife arrived at the Eastern Station minutes before departure and entered a sleeper car with guards nearby. Molotov, once a Soviet envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency, remains closely watched by plainclothes officers.
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Mienna
UPD
Vyascheslav M. Molotov
Communist Party
Vienna
Moscow
Melotay
Molotov
Biter
Nustty
Khrusheve
Khrushechev
Stas Tion
Vmbas Molotov
International Momie Energy Agency
Weather Map Page Highlights Regional Temperatures and Winds
The Weather Map Page reports high temperatures around the region with Lubbock near the upper range. Winds are mainly from the south and west at 100 to 200 mph and temperatures vary across areas with readings ending around midnight.
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