Lamesa Banquet Installs Evans as Chamber Head
Raymond Evans was installed as head of the Lamesa Chamber of Commerce at a banquet. The event highlighted industrial development, with remarks by Harrs VE and coverage of projects like a regional factory program, pollution prevention, and cross-border cooperation with Mexico. The gathering drew local business leaders and officials, emphasizing economic revival and community support.
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Ranipgte
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Piesners Dharasnell
Wendell Stratum
Tracy
Phal
Cartietres
Mivs
Pavey Miller
the Bey
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Larnesa
Mexico
South Korea Elects Park Chung Hee in Tight Presidential Race
Gen Park Chung Hee, head of the ruling junta, led the vote in South Korea's presidential election. Voter turnout was about 83.1 percent of the 2 million eligible. Election day passed largely peacefully with limited incidents and bribery allegations. The United States, backing Seoul, watches results as it maintains 40,000 troops and over $3 billion in aid over years.
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Park Chung Hee
Janis
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South Korea
Otopmer
Posiun Yun
Park
Junta
United States
Oto
North Korea
Slaton drill tests hospital readiness for mass casualties
A simulated disaster at Slaton Junior High drew volunteers from groups led by Pete Upton and Ted Cross. Ambulances, helicopters, and multiple hospitals including Methodist and West Texas mobilized as students acted as casualties with tags detailing injuries. Officials coordinated radio nets and onlookers watched as responders triaged, treated, and transported dozens to area hospitals.
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Tihpom
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Methodint Hospital
West Texas
Meta Meres Hospital
Slaton
St. Mars’s Hospital
ATL
Methodist
Midh
Lubbaeck
Reese Air Force Base
Staten Junior High
Cotton Surplus and Price Support Debate
The article outlines President and Agriculture Department positions on a cotton subsidy program, detailing a three year staged payment plan and target price levels, including potential world price comparisons and the influence of international buyers on domestic policy. It notes legislative action, industry lobbying, and the push for backing from key states and farmers.
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Wits Pdeden
Agriculture Department
Fost
Cottom
Ruppert Prieis Abeart VT
Reunion After Long Separation Months On The Run
Tony Mihaley, living in Los Angeles, and his mother Mrs Mars Mihaley were separated after she was arrested on a train fleeing Wichita with her husband. Months later, authorities traced them to different cities, and they were finally reunited in August three weeks apart, ending years of fear and hardship.
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McGehee withdraws from 1st District race in special election
Dallas Democrat Frank B. McGehee pulled out of the race for the 1st District congressional seat to be decided in the November 9 special election. His withdrawal leaves three nominees, J. J. Pickle and Jack Ritter Jr., both Austin Democrats, and Republican Jim Dobbs. McGehee forfeits a $500 filing fee.
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UPI
Frank B. McGehee
Dallas
McGehee
Homer Thornberry
Secretary of State
McGrier
Texas
J. Dd
Jake Pickle
Jack Ritter Jr
Jim Dobbs
Fragmented text fragmenting a recipe and reminiscence
A garbled OCR passage blends a recipe and culinary reminiscences with scattered phrases about peaches peppers and peppery stew. The text references biscuits and spread, with disjointed lines resembling a cookbook memory and stray notes on a dish and its preparation.
Strike Ties Up Plants in Atom Energy Dispute
Workers at two energy facilities walk out amid a strike tied to nuclear weapons production limits. Union members from Abanie Tides and Diaphiear Cian es stopped work Monday, seeking wage protections and shift changes as Atomite Energy Commission promises negotiations and contingency assurances.
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Woods In Northeast Texas Hit By Fires
Forest fires broke out in the piney woods west of Texarkana in Northeast Texas late Tuesday. The largest fire burned seven miles west of Texarkana near Nash, with another two miles west of Nash in tinder dry pines. Light showers were forecast for Wednesday and Thursday to ease the danger.
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Texas
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Here
Texarkana
Nash
Dedas
Yoshida Retires After World War II Leadership
Japanese statesman Shigeru Yoshida, a key ally of General MacArthur in postwar Japan, announces retirement from the diet. Known for his sharp tongue and cigar lifestyle, Yoshida led Japan as prime minister during the critical rebuilding era from 1946 to 1954, earning the nickname the Pacific Churchill.
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Commercial Group Reports 7 Percent Rise in United Fund
The Commercial Group’s 7 percent increase in contributions was announced at Tuesday night’s first division meeting. Mil ton Conine reported the division’s progress, with Apt Cool leading Section FH in tallying gifts. The group crowned the top section as the division’s leading fund raiser for the United Fund drive.
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Debris Targets Mes Nhu During Princeton Speech
At Princeton University, debris including cream cartons with rocks were hurled at Mes Nhu as she arrived with her daughter. She spoke before the Whig Philosophic Society, receiving both cheers and rocks during the 10 minute address.
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Freed Bootblack Seeks Cook Job After Prison Release
Albert Lyons, 57, released from state detention in Plaints ville after four months. Lyons, who pleaded guilty to a murder tied to a death sentence threat, seeks work as a cook while avoiding trouble with parole conditions. He said he feared the death penalty and hoped to stay out of trouble after release.
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Kennedy Greets Trish President In Gaelic
President Kennedy welcomed Trish Minister Sean Lemass with a Gaelic welcome on the White House South Lawn. Lemass thanked Kennedy and spoke of Ireland’s pride in history and kinship as the two leaders exchanged formal salutations.
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Pact Bans Investments City Depository Contract Approval
Two votes approved a city depository contract with Bank of Investments, detailing interest rates for time deposits and compensating balances. Pitstick absent. Ab Conch unable to attend. The bids include a two year term with varied rates and a basic balance requirement tied to total funds. The previous contract with Citizens National Bank of Faithback remains referenced.
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Hospital drill prompts review of Plano disaster plans
A helicopter drill in Lubbock tested Civil Defense response with a no mock alert, drawing a large crowd and Red Cross coffee. Officials plan a weeklong critique to improve the city plan and consider recommendations from the Southwest Conference fiscal advisory group.
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