Pilots Winged At Reese AFB Graduation Ceremony
Reese Air Force Base graduates from the 57-B class receive their airman wings in a ceremony presided by Lt Col James B. McAlister. Col Waldman urged graduates to apply themselves and stay prepared for emergencies, noting the need for lifelong learning to preserve liberty. Second Lt James H. Waldman is the speaker's son among the graduates.
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James H. Waldman
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James B. McAlister
Skull Found Near Midland May Be 20 000 Years Old
Texas Tech anthropologist reports radiocarbon tests indicate a Midland Texas skull found three years ago is about 20 000 years old the oldest human remains in the Western Hemisphere The find could support the view that early Americans were modern in appearance not Neanderthal like European cave dwellers
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Santa FE
N. M
Texas Tech
Tex
Santa Fe New Mexican
Europe
Keith Glas¢ ‘Rock
Pipeline Construction Works
Fred Avendorf
Museum of New Mexico Anthropology Department
Alex Krieger
Texas Versity
Wendorf
Lubbock
Lamont Geo Physical Laboratories
Palisades
N.Y
Wendrof
Soapy Foam Bases Emergency Landing at Moore AFB
At Moore Air Force Base a T-28 trainer with a locked landing wheel landed safely after 45,000 gallons of soapy foam were spread on the runway to reduce friction. Civilian instructor Loy K. Faulkner and student pilot 2nd Lt. Paul A. Parker were aboard as witnesses described the slick surface likened to landing on an ice pond.
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Moore Air Force Base
Robert Love
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Loy K. Faulkner
Paul A. Parker
French Take Pity On Pate Victims
The World Federation for the Protection of Animals meets in Orleans to plan a campaign against pate de foie gras and to oppose goose fattening methods. It also targets Nice's sewer-cleaning practice using dogs chased through streets.
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Netherlands
World Federation For the Protection of Animals
Orleans
France
Federation
Strasbourg
Nice
Missing Gulf Fishing Boat Returns After Stranded Drift
The Texas Explorer with 18 aboard limped to Kemah Texas on one engine after drifting for two days in the Gulf. Captain Larry Dunn reported engine failure by radio on Wednesday and then lost radio contact before rescue cutters escorted the vessel past the Galveston jetties to Pier 5. Families gathered to greet the returning boat as it entered port.
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Kemah
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Dunn
Air Force Grants 2.4 Million for C 54 Overhaul
Temco Aircraft Corp gains a 2.4 million dollar Air Force contract to overhaul and reseal fuel tanks of C 54 transports. Work begins at Temco's Greenville plant later this month and runs through August with radio upgrades and edge lighted instrument panel installation as part of the program.
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Dallas
Temco Aircraft Corp
Temco
Robert McCulloch
McCulloch
Greenville
Wholesale Market Assn Show Opens in Lubbock
Several hundred buyers from the South Plains and wholesale reps attended a buffet at Caprock Hotel as the 25th Western Wholesale Market Assn show opened. About 4,000 merchants in the Lubbock area were invited, with over 70 exhibitors expected. A complimentary buyer breakfast is set for 9 a.m. today. the show ends Monday.
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Rube Tobolosky
Dallas
Joe Thomas
Lubbock
C. E. Stone
George LaRue
South Plains
Caprock Hotel
Western Wholesale Market Assn
West Germany to receive arms aid and sales
Washington reports West Germany will obtain about 2.5 billion dollars in military equipment over three years. Officials said 1.5 billion in American grants to the German armed forces, with arms sales totaling around 1 billion. The plan follows a Friday U S German agreement on purchasing procedures signed by Acting Secretary Hoover and German Ambassador Krekeler.
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Washington
Uni- Germany
Germany
Herbert Hoover Jr
Heinz L. Krekeler
Nixon Attacks Stevenson as Inexperienced for Peace
Vice President Nixon assailed Adlai Stevenson as inexperienced while praising President Eisenhower’s leadership. He argued Eisenhower’s background and world respect ensure strong command of the armed forces and prevent blunders or surrender, speaking in Minnesota during the campaign tour.
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Richard M. Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Stevenson
Nixon
Minnesota
Early nomination praise cited for popular 1962 drive
The Sunday edition notes that he is fully earned a traditional second term and recalls a 1962 draft for president amid a surge of public demand. Millions of voters set aside party labels and elected him, ending with satisfaction from the outcome.
Demo Campaign In Texas Draws Eisenhower Criticism
Paul Sedrick, Eisenhower campaign manager, denounced seven Democratic senators visiting Texas as national interference. He said the effort shows lawmakers trying to influence Texas legislation and votes, a pattern he expects if the Steven faction prevails.
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Paul Sedrick
Eisenhower
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