Debate on seating Communist China in UN General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly plans a historic three week debate on seating Communist China. Officials say the 103 nation body will likely extend into next year to complete the 16th session agenda. Debates begin Thursday or Friday in plenary sessions and may run until shortly before Christmas.
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Associated Press
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Chiang Kai-shek
Peiping
Bailey Man Dead In Texico Crash And Shift Of Aides
A 62 year old former Mule Police Chief C W Whalin was killed in a head on crash near the Texas New Mexico line in Texico. Two others were injured and hospitalized as the wreck occurred 120 feet from the intersection of the Lubbock and Amarillo highways.
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Amarillo
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Texas
Styles Bridges dies sparking GOP leadership shift in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire Senator Styles Bridges longtime Republican leader and champion of conservative policy died in his sleep at 5 am after a series of health issues. His death prompts discussion of a successor including Governor Wesley Powell and a potential widow appointment. Bridges rose from farm boy to influential figure chairing the Senate Appropriations Committee and leading the GOP Policy Committee. His death leaves a leadership gap just as Congress reconvenes.
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Sam Rayburn
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Smoke Spurs Rocky Quest
A search plane spotted a wisp of smoke along New Guinea's southern coast reviving hopes that Michael Rockefeller may be alive. The sighting came as authorities and rescuers pressed a prolonged search over rugged terrain and dense jungle.
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Michael Rockefel
Five killed in Nassau home as killer targets family
Police seek a relative who recently escaped a mental hospital after a waiter Peter Gregor his wife Veronica and their three sons were stabbed to death in their Nassau County home. Bodies found Sunday were covered and no forced entry suspected. The two younger victims were tied and the killer left the scene.
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Associated Press
Wineola
N. Y
Peter Gregor
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History House
World Cruise Dream Ends On Rocks For Noble Family
In San Diego California Felix J. Noble 69 and his son Bill 15 set out on a hand built sailboat dreamed for a round the world voyage Their voyage ended as the craft hit heavy seas near the harbor The Nobles wife and older son Ray waited anxiously and reported the boat on the rocks with the two aboard safe for now
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Point Loma
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Notice to Subscribers on New Texas Sales Tax
Under the Texas Selective Sales Tax law, newspapers will collect taxes from subscribers starting December. Morning Edition tax is four cents per month, Evening Edition three cents, and both editions six cents daily. Out-of-state subscribers are exempt.
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Avalanche-Journal
Prayer Request Invites Short Supplications for Use
A historical notice invites readers to submit brief prayers under sixty words for use in a liturgical context. Anonymous submissions welcome and encouraged, stressing humble solicitation for holy inspiration and guidance.
Bowles Shifts From Key State Post In Kennedy Shakeup
President Kennedy launches a major White House and State Department turnover. Chester Bowles leaves as undersecretary to take a new high policy post while George Ball becomes undersecretary of state for economic affairs. W Averell Harriman gains assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs. Remarks note Cuba policy tensions and long-gestating changes.
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W. Averell Harriman
Cuba
George Ball
Pierre Salinger
Suri Tohoe
Red Affirms Berlin Stand
The East German Communist chief warned the West any settlement based on retaining occupation rights is doomed. Walter Ulbricht stressed the firm East German position as Western leaders seek a united approach. Administration sources described policy changes to strengthen Dean Rusk’s control of foreign policy and coordinate planning and operations. Bowles’ removal shifts authority to Rusk, who previously bypassed the secretary in memoranda to Kennedy.
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Germany
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Sec
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Rusk
Kennedy
Loot Taken Here From Residence and Nearby Theft Spree
Police report a burglary at a residence on 6th St and Utica Ave with items including a television set lamp phonograph bedspread jewelry box 30 women s sweaters shoes and clothing plus a 1958 Ropesville High School ring with the initials AID. A battered cash register was found near E 19th St and Quirt Ave linked to Reynold s Humble station theft. Additional thefts include copper wire lighters radiator cores shingles and a cabin radio near Buffalo Lakes.
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E. 19Th St
Quirt Ave
Lee Rice
Reynold
Humble Products
Idalou Hwy
Woods
Ave
Kyle W. Holleman
27Th St
Lester Ro Harrison
Sid
Buffalo Lakes
Sheriff's
Dictionary Standpatter: A Strike for the Status Quo
A concise profile describes a standpatter as a person who fights to preserve the existing social or political order. The term reflects resistance to reform and the maintenance of established power structures.
Fallout shelters scarce in Lubbock despite demand
Avalanche Journal reports only about 150 to 200 home fallout shelters exist in Lubbock, roughly one per hundred residents, with builders noting market growth limited to higher income groups. Some residents question practicality as government guidance on shelter construction is perceived as unclear.
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Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
United States
South Plains
Lubbock
Sco
FEW City Page
Western leaders inch toward Berlin talks after Kennedy Adenauer meet
West Berlin Mayor Brandt says progress toward a common negotiating basis on Berlin after last week’s Kennedy Adenauer meeting. Paris and London reports hint de Gaulle softening on East West talks while Adenauer urges US confidence. Ulbricht remains firm as Bonn cites Adenauer’s telegram to Kennedy of encouragement.
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Kennedy
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Paris
London
Charles de Gaulle
France
Harold Macmillan
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Soviet Union
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Washington
United States
Ulbricht
East Germany
Weather forecast for Lubbock and vicinity
Cloudy to partly cloudy today through Tuesday with highs around 70 degrees and lows near 28. Light to moderate northwesterly winds. Temperatures steady in the 70s expected, with possible regional notes for Amatillo Roswell and Houston areas.
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