United Nations wins overwhelming public support in Gallup poll
The Gallup poll shows nearly 80 percent of Americans approve of the United Nations as the new General Assembly session begins. President and public opinion leaders respond to the results as a signal of strong international engagement.
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Thailand’s new regime gains calm acceptance after coup
Thailand adjusts to Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat's leadership after the recent coup that ousted Pibulsonggram. Citizens, wary of past rulers and perks, weigh loyalties while Sarit consolidates power with business ties and a stance of self interest in foreign policy. The piece contrasts local reactions with Western views and notes the political environment’s stability amid a history of coups.
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Tahoka residents urged to donate to welfare center
Tahoka residents are asked to donate clothing to the City Welfare Center. Volunteers will pick up garments from homes if called to Mrs. Carl McClintock or Mrs. Dean Wright. Center hours include Wednesday mornings, with clothing also left there. Kids school-age items are in high demand.
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Revival Services Set By Lamesa First Methodist
Dr. Howard H. Hollowell of Laurel Heights Church San Antonio will lead a week long revival at First Methodist Church Lamesa with daily services at 7 am and 7 30 am Rev J Lloyd Mayhew announced Bob McDonald Plainview directs music He holds a master in music from West Texas State Canyon and has served as minister of music in Dallas San Angelo Vernon and Plainview.
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Forecast for Daytime Highs Across Regions
Rain showers are due today across the Plains middle Mississippi Valley and central to southern Rockies. Cloudy conditions persist in the northwest Pacific region with showers. Temperatures rise in northern border states from New England to the northern Plains and in the Ohio and middle Mississippi Valleys, while the middle Atlantic stays cool and Washington state cools further.
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Texas lawmaker to push oil import control bill in special session
Texas Rep. John R. Lee of Kermit proposed a bill to let the state limit oil production in proportion to a company's imports into Texas. The measure would empower the Railroad Commission to consider imports in setting production limits and regulate crude purchases. Lee sent the bill to Gov. Price Daniel and expected a favorable reception before the Legislature convenes in Austin.
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Homecoming at Roaring Springs Scheduled with Local Game
Homecoming events set for October 26 in Roaring Springs feature a Jackets versus Rangers game at Patton Springs. Registration opens 2 p.m. with a program at 3 p.m. Supper runs 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets cost 50 cents for children and $1 for adults per Misg Lulu Swim.
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Space control talks teeter as disarmament push grows
In New York the UN debates space and missile control as a path to broader disarmament. U S and Soviet leaders weigh talks while Lodge recalls 1949 proposals for atomic and conventional disarmament with a technical inspection panel to oversee peaceful use of outer space.
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Journalism Fraternity Plans Delta Chi Meet in Lubbock
Members of Sigma Delta Chi national journalism fraternity from South Plains and West Texas will meet Monday Oct 21 at Texas Tech to discuss forming a professional chapter. Wallace Garets head of Tech's journalism department invites interested persons to 8 p.m. in Journalism Building 101. If approved, action would be taken at the Nov 13 16 national convention in Houston.
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Flu Keeps Tahoka Students Home From School
Tahoka on October 12 Special report notes the flu persists among students with an average of 75 out for four weeks. About 28 are high schoolers including several Tahoka Bulldog football players. Some teachers are also ill, says superintendent Otis Spears.
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Charges Filed in Grand Prairie Slaying Case
Grand Prairie detective records show murder charges filed Friday against 42 year old Mark Chandler in the pistol slaying of his son in law Grover Browder 25 on Thursday.
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