Khrushchev Warns On Brink Of War Nuclear Sub Policy
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, addressing 15,000 in Moscow, challenged U.S. claims of a monopoly in nuclear submarines and warned against American undersea patrols near Soviet shores while urging disarmament and a summit after the U.S. elections. He pressed for a Berlin solution and a general disarmament framework.
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Ay Kresian Grove
Loscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Luzhniki
UN General Assembly
New York
West
Germany
Berlin
UN Assembly
United Nations
Finch Jury Gets New Instructions
In Los Angeles the Finch Tregoff murder jury was halted on its first full day of deliberations as Superior Court Judge Leroy Dawson summoned eleven housewives and one man to read aloud a standard instruction on excusable homicide. The judge noted he had overlooked the instruction while charging the jurors.
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Los Angeles
Finch-Tregoff
Superior Court
Leroy Dawson
Pans
Insurance Board Delays Auto Rate Hike Decision
Texas Insurance Board members postponed a $200 million decision on 1960 auto insurance rates. The split panel rejected a staff recommendation for a 3.3 percent collision liability rise, and near-term action was deferred as Strain urged full figures before setting rates.
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State Board of Insurance
Ned Price
Robert Strain
Strain
Penn Jackson
Jackson
Jim
Angus McDonald
Pharmacy rejected as zoning board blocks 21st Street site
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment denied a request to permit a pharmacy at 21st Street and Knoxville Avenue while approving an electrical substation project at 2300 Elgin Ave. The panel cited nonconforming residential uses and district zoning policies, with Tom C. Ingram voting in favor of the pharmacy denial.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Elgin Ave
21St St
Knoxville Ave
Aj Avenue
Metho
Purdue St
Dist Hospital
Charles L. Cobb
Don M
Davis
Morris Davis
Grant Mission
Knoxville
Planning Commission
Tom C. Ingram
Weekend Warmup Boosts South Plains Sunshine
Bright sunshine lifts the South Plains as temperatures rise to around 68 in the afternoon. Forecasters expect more sun today with possible clouds and a warm weekend ahead, while the Panhandle saw frost and Dallas recorded chilly 38 degree readings prompting coats and winter wear sales.
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South Plains
Tech
Texas Panhandle
Pampa
Telephone Booth a Room Too Small to Spread a Rumor
Quote notes that a telephone booth confines chatter to a single rumor, reflecting on communication limits. It appears in a column framing media and social discourse in a weekly section mix.
Homecoming Fever Grips Tech City and Campus
Ex‑students and graduates prepare for a big Texas Tech Homecoming with events across Lubbock. Hotels report full occupancy for tonight and Saturday as crowds of up to 41,500 are speculated for the Tech SMU football game. Parade anticipated 30,000 to 33,000 attendees.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Texas ‘Tech
Gam
Tech- Smu
Jimmie Wilson
Lubbock
Exstudents
Ex-Student Assn
Tech
Ex-Students Council
Gold price surges as foreign banks lift ounce value
Speculation fueled gold gains across markets as the dollar price jumped. London quotes showed a top rate around 40.60 per ounce, a $5.18 day rise, while U.S. Treasury sources cited $35 per fine ounce. Reports tied the rally to potential dollar devaluation and Cuban air force actions near San Antonio de los Banos.
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Associated Press
London
Havana
U.S. Treasury
United
U.S
San Antonio de Los
Banos Air Base
Treasury
Met
Jal
Carib
Bean Area
Eisenhower Defends Nation Amid Kennedy Criticism
President Eisenhower denounces claims of falling U S prestige and defends a strong record as he campaigns on a nonpolitical tour. He suggests critics distort the truth while defending national progress and criticizing counterproductive comparisons with other nations. The remarks follow Kennedy’s campaign claims of deteriorating prestige.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmithean
FF Cisco
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
America
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Palm Springs
Calif
Francisco
George Christopher
Grovernor
California
Edmund G. Brown
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
San Francisco
Commonwealth Club
Earshot
Absentee Ballot Totals Grow in Lubbock County
Sixty two voters had cast absentee ballots by Thursday at the Lubbock County Clerk’s office with twenty-five more on Wednesday and ten more on Thursday in the local option election in Slaton. An absentee voting box will open in Slaton Monday at the Drury Insurance Co. office. Figures from four years ago were not available.
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Lubbock County
Slaton
Drury Insurance Co
Georgetown
Nixon
Kenney
Austin
Price Daninl
Daniel
Leap Fails as Thieves Smash Auto Supply Windows
Four youths aged 21 to 24 attempted to smash into Boyd Smith Auto Supply at 1810 Avenue I by leaping through rear plate glass to reach a moved safe. Police surprised them about 9 30 p m at the back and the four fled to the front scattering glass on the sidewalk. One man suffered a slight leg cut. They wore light jackets and blue jeans and claimed they never tried this before.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
Boyd Smith Auto Supply
1810 Ave
White
Absentee Ballot Demand Surges in Texas Voting
The Associated Press reports a rush for absentee ballots signaling potential new voting records in the November election. Counties like Bexar and Travis report historic first-day totals and predictions of statewide records as campaign activity heats up.
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Nixon
New York
UPI
Herbert G. Klein
Richard M Nixon
Thurs
Klein
Breas
Texas
Bexar County
Travis
Lubbock Area Forecast Warmth Returns Overnight
Weather map notes clear to partly cloudy skies for Lubbock and vicinity. Overnight low around 40 and high near 68 with southwest to west winds 10 to 15 mph.
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Lubbock
Mate Mura Sear
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