After Visiting Bases Mahon Announces Nation in Emergency
Prime Minister Mahon warns that the country faces an emergency after visiting bases. Reporter Ivan Sinclair notes the government plans swift measures to stabilize security and economy.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1961
Page
1
Maugham to endow Authors Society at help for writers
Somerset Maugham, possibly the world’s richest author, says he will leave his fortune to the Authors’ Society to aid needy writers. He notes his books sold over 50 million copies and that his stories became films and TV programs as he returns to London.
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London
Somerset Maugham
Authors’ Society
Maugham
France
U S Strategy Review Underway On Berlin Crisis
The United States begins a strategy review to determine the next steps for a peaceful Berlin settlement. Secretary of State Rusk convenes top aides and ambassadors to Moscow and Bonn to assess Soviet willingness to negotiate terms with the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ashington
United States
Berlin
Sec
Devin Rusk
Asst Sec
Fay Kohler
Charles Bohlen
U.S
Moscow
Bonn
Llewellyn
Thompson
State Department
Dowling
Lincoln White
Washington
Kennedy
I Viets
Rusk
Andrei
Kennedy Visits Ill Rayburn to Cheer Him on Politics
President Kennedy flew 3000 miles via Andrews Air Force Base to visit House Speaker Sam Rayburn in a Dallas hospital. They spoke about politics and the 1931 election as Rayburn battles cancer, with Kennedy delaying plans to return to Washington after learning of Rayburn’s condition.
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Associated Press
Allas
Kennedy
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Andrews Afb
White House
Newport
R.L
Washington
Dallas
Pierre Salinger
Congress
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Salinger
Baylor Hospital
Four Killed In Illinois Oil Tank Blast
A fiery explosion near Bridgeport Illinois killed at least four workers and hospitalized three others during a leak stoppage on a 15000 ton crude oil tank. Fire officials said ten men were in the area as flames enveloped the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
UPI
Gene McAdow
Bachelor Dictionary Claims Insight Into Women
A humor piece titled Bachelor Dictionary claims to reveal how a man understands women and acts accordingly. The item appears in a humor or editorial section with other features listed on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acta
Clown Slays Lover Who Jilted Him in Tragic Case
Edward Gualtaumé Polidor the Clown murdered his lover Mrs. Gabrielle Nelson in their home after she ended their seven year relationship. He telephoned a New York newspaper to announce the act and to say he would kill himself, later surviving a failed suicide attempt with a prop bomb. He confessed to striking Nelson with a heavy ax, saying she no longer cared for him.
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Edward Gual- Taumé
Polidor the Clown
Gabrielle Nelson
Circus Equestrien
Policw
Guathiauiae
Franklin Roosevelt
King George
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Monsoon Flood Kills Thousands Destroys Bihar Villages
In Bihar state about 1,000 people drowned as eight rivers burst their banks and 129.09 houses were swept away. The flood affected 400 square miles with 100 children missing from a school roof. Bihar Chief Minister Binod Narayan Jha ordered wartime relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Bihar
Inde
Honshu
Tokyo
Average professor salaries rise at Texas universities
The Texas higher education commission reported higher pay for full professors. The average jumped from 7 563 dollars in 1967 58 to 9 378 dollars in the current year, a rise of 1815 dollars. Top salaries exceed 17 000 dollars at the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Exis Commission On Higher
Ivasion
Commission
University of Texas
Surprise Move Sparks Texas Democratic Committee Meeting
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson surprised the State Democratic Executive Committee by calling Gov. Price Daniel to run for a fourth term while criticizing Daniel and Navy Lee. Wilson, an unannounced candidate, claimed Daniel and John Connally were coordinating a plan for Daniel to run as lieutenant governor. Daniel declined to comment, calling Wilson’s remarks false and imaginative.
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Avalanche Journal
USTIN
Will Wilson
Price Daniel
Democratic Executive Committee
Wilson
Daniel
Vic
Lyndon B. Johnson
State Deminek
J. E Connally
Abilene
Iman Byron Skelton
Navy Lee
John Connally
Navy
Houston
Johnson
Lover Wilson
Zhukov Critics Clash Over Soviet Submarine Drive
Moscow's governing paper Blamed Georgi Zhukov for opposing Premier Khrushchev on a nuclear submarine program. The project, now key to the Soviet fleet, sparked tensions within the ruling party and altered Cold War naval balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Tvestic
Mondeiy
Georgi K. Zhukov
Khrushchev
Zhunov
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Prayer Humble Yearning for Courage in Grief
A reader's fragile note pleads for divine loving care and fortitude to bear the grief of a loved one. The fragmentary lines voice hope and faith amid turmoil and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Dutch police aid Soviet couples custody dispute
Mrs. Alexei Golub, wife of the Soviet scientist, returned to Moscow after a custody battle in the Netherlands. Police confronted Soviet Ambassador Pantel eimon K. Ponomarenko amid a Schiphol Airport scuffle. Mrs Golub insisted she wished to return home despite her love for her husband and the Dutch authorities’ involvement.
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Press Internationaly
Chentist
Dutch Poli
Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Alexei Golub
Sean
Gilles Reunuion
Hieband
Golub
Amsteschin
West
Gol
Wallims
Russia
Panerenko
Pele
Sheban
Sant
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