Governors pledge support for civil defense actions
A group of governors led by Nelson Rockefeller pledged full support for the federal civil defense program after a White House call with President Kennedy. They backed expanding radiation shelter protection, with Pittman noting a potential rise from 60 million to 110 120 million shelter capacity, and agreed to accelerate state programs.
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Charles W. Corddry
Washington
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Civil Defense Committee of the Governors Conference
White House
Defense Department
Rockefeller
Pentagon
Stuart Pittman
Defense
Civilian Defense
John McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
CTA
Pittman
Prohibition Rules Relaxed for Indian Tourist Visit
During February tourists to India will see relaxed prohibition rules as authorities emphasize civil defense measures. The policy shift aims to ease travel while encouraging visitors to focus on personal safety under evolving state and federal guidelines.
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Bombay
India
Burglar Pulled From Matador Window By Citizen
Victor Flores, 18, of Matador, allegedly broke into Salem Dry Goods during a teen party at the Teen Canteen on Main St. A sheriff and deputy responded as Flores piled $300 in clothing and tried to flee through the back door. He was pulled from the front through the same window by resident Fred Crenshaw as deputies arrived. Charges of breaking and entering filed.
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Matador
Main St
Salem Drygods
Fred Crenshaw
Wilson
Victor Flores
Borger Newspaper backs Republican ticket in Texas race
The Borger News-Herald editorial endorses the GOP slate led by Jack Cox for governor Bill Hayes for lieutenant governor and Desmond Barry for congressman at large It urges two party government in Texas and notes the paper's break from decades as an independent Democratic publication.
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Borger
Tex
Borger News-Herald
Jack Cox
Bill Hayes
Desmond Barry
J. C. Phillips
Texas
Congress
Phillips
News-Herald
Teen Follies Set for Reese AFB Theater Monday
Reese AFB presents the Teen Club Follies at 7 p.m. Monday to raise funds for the new youth club building. About 40 dependents of base personnel perform under Mrs. James A Gunn with help from Mrs. Earl Mabus and other volunteers. tickets are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Reese Air Force Base
James A Gunn
Gunn
Tech Coed Attending Meet In Kansas City
Marcia Campbell a Texas Tech senior travels to Kansas City Missouri to attend Christian Vocations Week End at National College. The event limits 34 junior and senior college students interested in church vocations and names Campbell the Northwest Texas Conference representative. The conference sits within the South Central Jurisdiction covering eight states.
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Marcia Campbell
Texas Tech
The
Methodist Church
National College
Kansas City
Missouri
Marcia
Northwest Texas
South Central
Raid at National Variety Artists ball arrests four men
Police raided the exotic ball and carnival in New York on Friday night arresting four men who were masquerading as women or wearing scanty attire.
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New York
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