Angry Red Chief Sees War Danger Closer at UN
United Nations defeat on disarmament intensified Khrushchev s anger as he walked out of UN headquarters and warned the world moves closer to catastrophe. The General Assembly voted 62 to 12 with 24 abstentions to send the issue to the Political Committee. Khrushchev later claimed the vote brought the world closer to a catastrophe and said he would depart for Moscow. Page 10 ANGRY NIKITA.
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Judge Halts Federal Search Of Sumter Voting Records
An Alabama circuit judge issued a restraining order barring federal agents from inspecting Sumter County board of registrars voting records. Judge Emmett F. Hildreth granted the order at the request of state Attorney General MacDonald Gallion, who had general custody of the records after learning FBI agents arrived with photo static equipment and a letter from U.S. Attorney General William P. Rogers demanding turnover.
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Khrushchev Nearly Comes to Blows With Spanish Delegate
At the United Nations Khrushchev and Jose Luis Perez Ruiz clashed after a tense harangue. The Spanish aide angrily challenged the premier while Khrushchev leaned in and retorted. Jose Felix de Lequerica watched, stunned, as the confrontation unfolded during the session.
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New Policy Revealed City Traffic Fines Upheld
City enforcement committee endorsed higher city traffic fines after a recommendation by Corporation Court Judge Wil son Kermickel who called prior rates unrealistically low. The move, informal and discretionary, also included a plan for a driver improvement school. Police were praised for selective enforcement in traffic trouble areas.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Nixon Raps Kennedy On Offshore Islands Defense
Nixon accuses Kennedy of dangerous world peace ideas as they clash over Quemoy and Matsu defense. Kennedy rests in New York before planning a fifth TV debate proposal for Oct 21 to Nov 8, while Nixon offers expanded fourth meeting or two hour slot.
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Dallas Leader Speaks At Lubbock Chest Drive Luncheon
Dallas civic leader Maxwell Clampitt told about 1000 luncheon attendees at Municipal Coliseum that enthusiasm is vital to campaign success for the 1960 Community Chest drive. He praised the chest as crucial to community life and urged a positive approach to problems.
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Gold Digger Cartoon Caption Sparks Debate
A comic dictionary entry on a transversal theme humorously describes a "Gold Digger" as a woman who enjoys relaxing with a large checkbook. The quip appears in a lighthearted column within the entertainment section, prompting readers to reflect on spending humor and social stereotypes.
Cuban Invaders Trials Set Today in Santiago
Twenty one members of an anti-Castro invasion force, including an American, face trial today in Santiago according to the Armed Forces Ministry. The group includes most of the force that landed on Oriente Province’s coast last week. Anthony Zarba of Boston, previously listed as Anthony Salvert, is among those to be tried. Three other Americans, Allen D. Thompson, Paul Hughes, and Robert Fuller, are still at large with unknown home addresses.
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X-15 To Test New 50,000 Pound Engine Today
Edwards Air Force Base Calif UPD The X-15 is scheduled for its first flight with a new 50,000 pound thrust engine. This marks the first test of this high powered propulsion for the aircraft while past flights used smaller engines and set altitude and speed records.
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U.S. May Step Into Laos War
VIENTIANE Laos AP Western diplomats expect U S involvement in Laos three cornered civil war within days as peace talks open G R Parsons and J M Invin two top U S officials expected to fly in from Washington with a bold new plan for Laos amid internal strife at the talks
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Sky Spy Test Failure Delivers Blow to Atlas Launch
Avalanche Journal wires report U S failed first orbital attempt of the Samos surveillance satellite and Atlas missile test at Cape Canaveral. Samos I lifted but second stage failed to reach orbit. Air Force cautioned of unknown reasons. Atlas booster showed initial success but sustainer and vernier engines shut down early, ending a planned 5 000 mile range test. The program aims to beam Earth pictures on demand for reconnaissance.
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Friona Tornado Injures Truck Driver and Destroys Property
A damaging tornado and severe thunderstorms lashed northwestern High Plains Tuesday, injuring Floyd Cameron of Friona, 45, when a truck was upended near Friona. The twister demolished two drive in theaters and six trailer homes, with hail damaging crops and rains up to 2 inches along a front from New Mexico toward Plainview and Rhea communities. Friona residents evacuated as sirens warned of the storm. Authorities noted the town’s warning system helped limit injuries.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Low bid delays Lubbock stadium award
Lubbock Independent School District trustees delayed awarding the new football stadium contract after bids totaled 531,447, about 33.8 percent above the architect’s estimate of 397,000. The site at 65th Street and Tahoka Highway covers 33 1/3 acres in south Lubbock, with Low bids from A. P. Rasch of Big Spring and H. E. Taylor of Lubbock. The board will meet bidders and receive a consultant report next Tuesday.
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Weather Map Page 2 A Lubbock Area Forecast
Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Low 58, high 85. Winds southerly 10-25 mph, louder in thunderstorm areas. Temperatures and humidity shown for several cities, with highs near 79 to 87 and lows around 34 to 56. Sun times and precipitation noted.
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