Sharp Freeze Expected To Cover Area Today
A cold front moved across the region with frost and temperatures plunging into the teens. Ginners and farmers in Friona Plainview Floydada and Tahoka anticipate defoliation and rapid harvest progress as leaves drop and cotton matures under the episode. Del Rio Perryton and Gonzales report flood warnings and rising rivers while Central Texas endures heavy rain and snow.
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Gin
Wallace Trapp
Ronhannan
West Texas Gin Co
Ralls
Graham Gin Co
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Tahoka
Perryton
Dumas
Nso
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J. D. Wilbanks
Central
South Centra Texas
Guadalupe
Blanco
Colorado
Brazos
State Highway Department
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Uvalde
Nueces River
Barkshide
Pryor
Batesville
del Rio
Texas
Austin
Sabine Pass
Brownsville
Oklaho
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Rantel
Galveston
Cuban world parliament debate delays Cuba issue
The world parliament will discuss the Cuban charge via steering committee recommendation to place the item on the agenda for preliminary debate later in the session. Cuba's Roa warned of a possible US-backed invasion at any hour and alleged the US planned to announce an incident at Guantanamo Bay amid the US election campaign. Newspapers condemned the shooting aboard a Cuban airliner and criticized US immigration authorities for lenient treatment of some Cubans. Blas Roca attacked Venezuela's Betancourt, alleging Yankee imperialist plots caused repression in Venezuela. A diplomatic break with Venezuela appeared likely.
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Cuba
Roa
U.S
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Castro
United States
Isle of Pines
Key West
United Very
Betancourt
Rolando Cabela
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Blas Roca
Venemiclan
Blis Roca
Hoy
Cabela
Teutor
Vene Mila
Pastors Split Over Reformation Day Talks on Kennedy Faith
Clergy across denominations criticized political preaching from pulpits while discussing Kennedy. Leaders from First Baptist Englewood and others warned against viewing religion as the sole vote factor. Some ministers urged restraint, emphasizing church-state separation and the risk of turning Reformation Day into anti Catholic rallies.
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James
William Mongan
Univer
City Methodist
Kansas City
Harold E. Fey
Christian Century
Miadzazine
National Council of Churches
Puerto Tican
American Council of Christian Churches
Robert T. Ketchum
Chicago
General Association of Regular Baptists
Johnennedy
W. A. Coswell
First Baptist Church
Didllas
Radio era notices and church leaders clash over Catholic influence
Fragmented clipping reports reactions by Protestant leaders across several cities to Puerto Rico bishops letters criticizing political uses of Catholic faith. Church figures warn against perceived Vatican intrusion while defending religious liberty and Kennedy candidacy debates.
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George L. Ford
The
Nation Association of Evangelicals
Puerto Rico
Cathol Tengymen
Party of Reformation
Munoz Marin
Baptists and Presbyterians clash over missions meeting
The article notes continuing Baptist and Presbyterian disputes over mission sending, church committee leadership, and a mass meeting organized in Washington to address controversy. Rev Donald McLeod of Princeton Theological Seminary led a local committee’s plans.
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Alvin Duane Stith
Synod of New England
United Presbyterian Church
Lubbock
Baptist Assn
Washington
Na Jman
Tional Presbyterian Church
Donald McLeod
Princeton Theological Seminary
Kennedy Promises 82 Million Jobs by 1968 in Rally
In a Philadelphia shop center crowd near 3,000, Kennedy outlined a goal of 82 million jobs and a full employment economy by 1968, with a possible temporary tax cut next January if unemployment remains high. He argued the plan would act faster than others and cited labor force estimates and past Democratic targets. Nixon pressed federal action and social security expansion, planning stops in Newark and Washington as campaigns move toward the final week.
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Eisenhower
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Philadelphia
Jim. Janes
Nixon
Washington
Newark
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Cal Poly Plane Crash Kills 18 Students and Staff
A Cal Poly plane crash near an Ohio runway killed 18 people including 12 students, with many mourned on campus. Mrs Miller, a veteran stewardess, described aiding survivors as grief swept the California town of 20,000. Memorial services replaced homecoming plans while officials notified next of kin and 26 rescued passengers survived the fiery wreck.
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Miller
Artie
Scheduden
Servier
Los Angeles State
Cal Poly
Ehave
California
College Admission Office
Clyde Fisher
Tragic campus fire prompts community vigil and questions
Witnesses describe shock and mourning after a deadly dormitory blaze at Santa Barbara dorms. Officials note casualties among students from various cities as residents rally to support families and assess safety measures. Community leaders urge calm and rebuilding of trust in campus housing.
Pencils Containing Uranium Ore Recalled in Buffalo
Erie County Health Department ordered seizure of five eight inch promotional pencils containing a capsule of uranium ore used to advertise a restaurant chain with over 250 outlets. Health officials warned that the gray powder could be toxic if ingested by children and urged parents and teachers to return the pencils already distributed. More than 75 pencils were recovered. remaining stock was recalled by the chain’s management.
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Erie County Health Eee
Eo0
Warren Winkelstein Jr
First Health Commissiner
Winkelstein
Tion
J. P. McDermott
Rock 1 In
Election Campaign Opens in Japan Amid U S Link Debate
In Tokyo both ruling Democratic Teonsrmy and opposition press voters with direct stump speeches. Conservatives back stronger ties with the United States while Socialists push for neutral stance in the Cold War.
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Tokyo
Ali Ja
Japan
United States
Democratic Teonserynd
Socialists
Ardive Cie
Man shot during roadside incident leads to car crash
A 1958 sedan on Birch Avenue after a tire change led to gunfire and a crash on Railroad Avenue. A man was found in the back seat with additional shots fired as Mrs Williams sat in the front. The vehicle struck a guard post, and five pallbearers were listed for Williams Funeral Home.
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Reymond Long
James Fielding
Birch Avy
Crosbyton Truck Driver Killed In Highway Crash
A 35-year-old Lubbock Black truck driver Willie Anderson died after being struck by a passing car near Crosbyton on U S Highway 82. Gene McCauley of Ralls drove the other vehicle which struck Anderson as he inspected a load of cattle beside his six wheel truck. An autopsy was planned to determine exact cause of death.
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Avalanche-Journal
Crosbyton
Lubbock
Dom
Willie Anderson
Anderson
Crosbyton Clinic
King ‘Funeral Home
Crosby County
Alvie Ratheal
Ratheal
Gene McCauley
Ralls
South Plains
Demand for Anti Catholic Material Grows
In Minneapolis UPI reports demand for anti Catholic literature has surged. Cyrus Osterhus, publisher of religious tracts, says weekly shipments reach about 3.5 million copies. He notes 2 percent of 1550 pamphlets are anti Catholic, now dominating sales. He mentions four new tracts mentioning Sen John F Kennedy. He dismisses political entry, says orders come from individuals nationwide, not groups. Threats and letters disturb his family. calls disrupt sleep.
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UPI
Cyrus Osterhus
Osterhurs
John F. Kennedy
Osterhus
Kennedy
Oserhussid
Post Office Department
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn.1
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