Peacetime Spending Forecast Boosts Deficit in Budget Outlook
The budget office projects peacetime military outlays at 89 billion dollars and a 6.9 billion deficit this year, second largest in peacetime. Defense spending drives the shortfall while wheat and feed prices ease. The autumn booklet emphasizes economics over politics and hints at defense rises after Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor's return from Asia.
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Kennedy dedicates Oklahoma road with tour in rough country
President Kennedy opens a road dedication in Big Cedar Oklahoma amid rural scenes in the Ouachita Forest. He speaks on national strength and future resources with Gov Kerr and Dean McGee present. He mingles with local leaders at Fort Smith and Big Cedar, signing autographs and greeting supporters.
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Heavy Snowstorms Hit Rockies and Plains Causes Deaths
A killer storm dumped up to 15 inches of snow across the Rocky Mountains and into the Great Plains, killing at least four people. A light plane vanished in Colorado and several Wyoming hunters were missing, with hundreds stranded at high-altitude camps. A Colorado Public Health official cautioned the snow likely carried radioactive fallout from recent Soviet tests but posed no health hazard.
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Plunge Kills Area Man at Bledsoe Grain Elevator
Francis Marvin Griffiths a Bledsoe resident died after falling 40 feet from a grain storage elevator while working at Bledsoe Grain Mill. He was pronounced dead at Levelland Hospital after being transported by ambulance. Griffiths a Farwell native and implement dealer had lived in Bledsoe since 1953 and leaves a wife and four children among surviving relatives. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Storm Aims At Florida and Wyoming Blizzard Impact
Storms sweep Florida causing rain hail and thunder while Wyoming faces a deep blizzard with high drifts and interstate closures. Fatalities from snow and traffic incidents reported in Utah Colorado and Wyoming as rescue and missing hunter cases unfold across the region.
Prayer appeals for Christian unity to heal world conflict
A dated prayer asks God for guidance to repay gifts through united Christian effort and resolve global conflict in a Christian manner. The anonymous request invites juvenile prayers for publication, emphasizing modest speech and suitable content.
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Rumors Fly as Stalin's Tomb Closes in Red Square
The Lenin Stalin tomb in Red Square was closed on Sunday amid reports it signals removal of Stalin from the tomb. Police quoted it as repairs, following Khrushchev's Friday speech accusing purges that killed thousands. Page 10 continues Stalin's tomb coverage.
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Eisenhower Campaigns in San Antonio for Goode Jr.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower visited San Antonio to campaign for Republican John W. Goode Jr. Goode seeks the seat vacated by Democrat Paul Kilday, with liberal state Sen. Henry Gonzalez as his main opponent. Eisenhower greeted crowds at airports and events saying he was delighted to be back in the city.
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Quakes Spark Rumors Of Russian Superbomb
False reports claim major earthquakes off Canada and Mongolia point to a Russian nuclear detonation. The AEC finds no evidence of a Soviet explosion while Paris and Swedish assessments vary, and Khrushchev hints at adjusting tests to UN appeals.
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Hattie Aims At Cuba As Hurricane Moves North
A cross line locates Hurricane Hattie about 295 miles south-southeast of Havana. The storm is centered with winds near 125 mph and is moving northward. A wirephoto accompanies the report.
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Hattie Winds Shift as Florida Fears Grow
Hattie's 125 mph winds push northwest at 13 mph with a more northerly course forecast in 12 to 24 hours. Forecasters warn Cuba and western regions, urge advisories for South Florida residents, and note warm Caribbean waters fuel possible intensification. The storm paths toward Florida with potential impacts by this afternoon.
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U S detonates another underground nuclear test in Nevada
The United States, in Nevada, fired a low yield underground nuclear device. It was the fourth announced shot since tests resumed Sept. 15, two weeks after the Russians restarted experiments. The AEC said the blast yielded thousands of tons of TNT and occurred in an underground chamber at the Nevada site.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Radio and TV Notes Provide Practical Tips for Better Sleep
In the Women’s News section readers learn quick radio and TV tips to improve rest. A column suggests practical routines and habits to help sleep quality, including timing, light exposure, and daytime activity strategies.
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Weather Map Preview for Lubbock and Vicinity
Cloudy and cooler with intermittent showers or a thunderstorm possible. Northerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Temperature highs around 82 at present, with overnight low near 74. Sunrise at 3:38 a.m., sunset at 7:04 p.m., humidity around 23 percent.
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