Tech Posts 28 6 Victory Over Arizona In Rustler Stadium
Texas Tech defeated Arizona 28 to 6 before 13 000 fans as four Raiders scored with Ronnie Rice Jimmy Knox Mickie Barron and Floyd Cole contributing. Tech took charge after a 6 0 first quarter lead and controlled the game with mix of slants reverses passes and runs while two players were ejected for scuffle in the fourth.
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Joe Kelly
Avalanche-Journal
UCSON
Dreath
Texas Tech
University of Arizona
Wildcats
Red Raiders
Raiders
Ronnie Rice
Jimmy Knox
Mickie Barron
Floyd Cole
Rice
Knox
Jerry Bell
Cole
Barron
Phil Williams
Tech
Jack Davis
Arizona
Davis
Williams
Freezing Temperatures Sweep South Plains Hit Farms
A chill front brings subfreezing temps to Lubbock and the South Plains with frost and a killing freeze forecast through Monday. High today near 62, with lows from 28 to 35 across Plainview and surrounding areas, causing crop damage and defoliation in spots.
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Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
South Plains
Weather Bureau
Plains
Plainview
Lub
Okla
City
Roswell
Denver
Mahon To Demand Top-Level Reports
U S Rep George Mahon announced a House subcommittee probe into why the United States ballistic missile and satellite programs lag. He cites inter service bickering and will visit missile centers and demand reports from Defense officials as part of efforts to speed up development.
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Kenneth Mayvalanche
Journal
House
United States
U. S
George Mahon
Mahon
U. 8
Air Force Tast
Russia
House Subcommittee On Defense Appropriations
Egas
Washington, D.C
Lubbock Coman
Sec. of Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Sec
Donald Ues
Iservices
U.S
Eisenhower
Daydreamer: A Pe wve whose dreams never come until he wakes up
Local column offers a whimsical profile of a man whose restless dreams fade at dawn and a playful take on slumber and imagination. The piece reads like a daily light feature with a soft humorous tone.
Moscow silent on future promotion to premier seen
Zhukov relieved of duties as Soviet defense minister sparking speculation he may be elevated to premier or purged by Khrushchev. Marshal Rochoi Malinovsky named successor as Tass announced the Presidium relieved Zhukov. Observers note surprise in Moscow amid new power shifts and international reactions.
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Defense
Georgi Zhukov
OSCOW
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Iran
Zhukov
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Albania
Marshal Zhukov
Eisenhower Expected to Attend NATO Summit in Paris
President Eisenhower likely to join a high level NATO council meeting in Paris December 16 17. The summit could set the stage for sharing atomic secrets with Britain and broaden US weapons advice for allied defense. Decision on attendance by Macmillan and Adenauer remained unsettled.
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Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Paris
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Britain
United States
NATO
Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Bonn
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Paul-Henri Spaak
Washington
White House
State Department
Macmillan
Daniel May Seek Law to Close Troop-Occupied Schools
Gov. Price Daniel said he may propose a bill to close any public school occupied by state or federal troops, contingent on the speed of the ongoing special session. He plans to decide this week on the troop school measure and on directing the attorney general to aid districts in integration cases, while avoiding a broader segregation bill. The session, extending to Nov. 12, continues with water, lobby, and influence bills pending.
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Dave Cheavens
USTIN
Price Daniel
Daniel
House
Senate
Ihe
Daniel Page
Satellite Sputnik radio fails as Tass reports dead signal
Tass announced the radio voice of the earth satellite Sputnik has gone dead. Observers note power reserve exhausted and signal cannot be picked up, optical tracking to measure orbit becomes essential as Sputnik completes its 22nd orbit at about 95.31 minutes per revolution.
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United Press
Moscow
Tass
Radio Voice of
Russia
Earth
Sputnik
Flooding washes out Assam village of 400 in India
Calcutta report says flood waters broke a natural dam on the Towang Chu River near the Naga village of Aka in Assam. The sudden dam failure swept over the village, apparently wiping out about 400 residents after a heavy landslide created the reservoir.
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Calcutta
India
Statesman
Aka
Assam
Morganton Fan Threatens Mount Airy In Scoreful Game
In Morganton North Carolina Walter Michaux of Morganton charged onto the field with a shotgun amid a Mount Airy versus Olive Hill football clash. He was jailed on assault with a deadly weapon charge after Olive Hill won 19 to 6.
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Associated Press
Morganton
N. C
Mount Airy
Olive Hill
Walter Michaux
Michaux
Tech Senior Named Home Economist of the Year
Carol Lyn Reynolds of Texas Tech, a senior, earns Home Economist of the Year at the state Home Economics College Clubs workshop on Tech campus. She admires the loving cup after receiving the honor.
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Carollyn Reynolds
Texas Tech
Tech
Silverton High teacher charged in Brownfield slaying
A 33 year old Silverton agriculture teacher Glynn Hollis Bunch was charged with murder after he carried his brother in law Benjamin Wayne Bearden to Briscoe County Hospital. Bearden, an oilfield worker from Brownfield, died after shotgun wounds near Silverton. Investigators say Bunch claimed the shooting was an accident and stopped a car to report it.
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the Avalanche-Journal
Ilverton
Silverton
Runuay Tipitt
Briscoe County
Benjamin Wayne Bearden
Browneld
Heul
Glynn Hollis Bunch
Marine Corps
Justice of the Peace
Bertha Pavlicek
Texas Rangers
South Plains
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Floydada
Bunch
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