Khrushchev outlines 20 year plan to crush imperialism
Premier Khrushchev declared the Soviet Union will equip itself with nuclear and missile weapons of all ranges to deter war and promised disarmament if a general international agreement is reached. He framed a 20 year program as a blueprint for socialism, praising communism and predicting a worldwide victory over imperialism with broad revolutions and anti imperialist movements. He addressed nearly 5,000 delegates in the Kremlin and spoke of a future orbit of communism.
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Associated Press
OSCOW
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Tass
Explosion Rocks 10 Mile Area
A cosmetic firm blending building at Helene Curtis Industries blew apart causing extensive damage across a wide area west of Chicago. The blast injured hundreds, damaged nearby Zenith and Curtis facilities, and led to evacuations. cause is unknown and investigations continue.
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Helene Curtis Industries
Chicago
Avalanche-Journal
Hicago
Curtis
Zenith Radio Corp
Thearea
Curtiis
North Ave
Gue
Zenith
Samuel Grant
Grant
Tech space institute urged for national program
Texas Tech Dean John Bradford and Rep. George H Mahon met with NASA head James E Webb to press for Techs Institute of Space and Engineering to join the national space effort. Bradford said the institute, with about 100 top scientists, could handle high value space projects and NSF grants. Webb called space knowledge a vital national priority and praised Tech as opening the wedge for expanded Southwest research.
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Ivan Sinclair
Washington Bureau
Washington
James” *E Webb
Texas Tech
Space Tech
George H. Mahon
Lubbock
John Bradford
Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bradford
Tech
Institute of Space and Engineering
Southwest
National Science Foundation
T. K. ‘Small
Space Agency
Sesearch
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Dancer Ming Reis Burglary Trial Ends in Deadlock
A twelve juror panel failed to reach a verdict after 16 percent hours over two days in the Ming Reis burglary case. Judge Staudenmeier discharged the jury at 9 20 p m with a 7 5 acquittal first vote and 8 4 second vote. Reis, 32, remained expressionless as newsmen listened to the foreman report the deadlock. Three co defendants were convicted earlier. Reis may be retried while prosecutors decide next steps.
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Charles W. Staudenmeier
Ming Reis
Miss Reis
John B. Rich
Asst. Dist. Atty
Calvin J. Friedberg
Curfew Protest as Algerian Riot Triggers Deportations
In Paris police deploy heavy reinforcements after Algerian protesters riot in eastern districts near Place de la République. About 1,500 Algerians targeted for deportation to Algeria as authorities crack down on disturbances linked to Moslem demonstrations.
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Paris
Algeria
Mie
Iie
Place de la Republique
Point de la Defense
Charades de Point
Plane Crashes Kill Two Pilots in Texas
Two small planes crashed in Texas on Wednesday killing two pilots. A Navy Skyraider crashed during a practice landing at Waldron Field Corpus Christi. pilot identification withheld pending kin notification. A cropduster hit a cotton field in Munday Knox County, killing pilot Robert Anthony Vadney, 2. A Cessna made a forced landing on State Highway 34. pilot Dr. Phillip Roos escaped injury.
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Navy
Wichita Falls
Robert Anthony Vadney
Kaufman
Phillip ‘Roos
Austin
Memory Fades in Aged Gentleman
A brief item notes a man whose memory grows shorter with age. The piece offers a concise, understated description of his condition and its impact on daily life, reflecting a quiet, observant tone typical of community columns.
1000 Kinds Festival Of Flowers At Tech
Tex as Tech hosts the fourth annual Fall Horticulture Festival with about 1000 flower specimens in the Agricultural Plant Sciences Building. The event runs Saturday and Sunday with entries accepted Saturday morning and judging at 12 30 p m The theme Time Space and Eternity features space symbols and a future focus including The Sky s The Limit.
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Texas Tech
Tech
Agricultural Plant Sciences
Storm Dumps Heavy Rains Across Cuba
A vast weather disturbance dumped heavy rains on Cuba's Oriente Province isolating the city of Saale and causing at least four deaths. The system threatened to blossom into a tropical storm as it moved across the region, prompting warnings for residents and authorities to brace for worsening conditions.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Oriente
Gartat
Saale
Moon Halo: Chile Hit by 22 Strong Quakes Killing Child
A Chilean earthquake sequence of 22 strong quakes struck the southern region, causing one child’s death from a collapsing wall in Concepcion. The shocks, felt hardest in Concepcion Los Angeles and Temuco, echo May 1960 damage in the same area.
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Witex
Santiago
Chile
Concepcion
Los Angeles
Temuco
University of Chile
Curico
Valdivia
Hawaiian
U.S
Okinawa
Weak Cool Front Brings Cooler North Texas Morning
A weak cold front moved into Texas bringing cooler air to Northwest Texas with a low around 40 degrees on the South Plains. Lubbock forecast mid 70s for the afternoon and warmer weather expected by Friday. In the sky a solar halo and a lunar halo were noted as ice crystals reflected through clouds.
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Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Weather Bureau
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Central
Prayer Prompt Encourages Humble Believer Focus
A Reader requests prayers that emphasize God over individuals, inviting readers to submit favorites under 62 words for possible publication.
Army errors trigger $7.4 million in unneeded Europe gear
UPI reports the Army admitted an electronic system error produced 7.4 million dollars of unnecessary equipment for U.S. forces in Europe. Some orders were already en route or arrived, later canceled. GAO audits cited miskeyed figures and digit errors.
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United Press
Ashington
Army
U.S
Europe
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
House
Congressionae
Department of the Army
Ignatius
GAO
Far East
Ordnance Supply Management Agency
Orleans
France
Rusk Sees Khrushchev Berlin Move Easing Tension
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Khrushchev’s Berlin deadline easing may reduce tension but does not signal a shift from his basic German plan. He noted the Kremlin speech showed some moderation yet remained uncompromising and affirmed continued exploratory talks with the Soviet Union. Rusk disputed any Western crisis and contrasted French caution toward negotiations. He called Khrushchev’s claim that a Western settlement would affect the Dec 31 peace treaty deadline not an ultimatum. SPENDING CUTBACK URGED. The 87th annual American Bankers Association convention ended with a call to cut non-defense spending.
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Ashington
Sec
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Rusk
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Othr
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Kremlin
East Germany
Andrei A. Gromyko
Weather map page reports cooler morning with clear to partly cloudy skies
The map page notes Lubbock and vicinity will see clear to partly cloudy skies and cooler morning hours with a forecast low around 73 and northerly winds near 10 to 20 mph. Precipitation chances and temperatures are noted but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Vivinity
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