Biggest Problem For Civil Defense Lies In Training
Editor notes the final period of an article by Governor Peieraen urging stronger civil defense. The piece argues training and organization are the core challenges, detailing needs for first aid stations, emergency hospitals, radiological monitoring, and logistics to protect civilians in a nuclear scenario. It stresses public education and self protection as doors to broader community readiness.
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Peieraen
National Civil Defense Week
Val Peterson Padernt Cyrit Tatanan
America
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United States
Witness testifies unionist asked dynamite sites in Austin
A witness testified that he was asked to dynamite places in Austin for Shaffer a Teamsters official charged with attempting to blow up the Alamo Freight Lines office in San Antonio The summer 1951 testimony linked to Buck Owens and other witnesses about deals with prosecutors and the potential dynamite plot details the involvement of Bob Kimbrell and Ray mond Co Shaffer while noting Owens Shatter and Owens cases with Odessa ties and a bad fuse thwarting the bomb attempt
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Raymond Co Shaffer
Teamsters Union
Alamo Freight Lines
San Antonio
Springer
Bob Kimbrell
Shaffer
Kimbrell
Buck Owens
Owens
Brown
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Tella
Zena Smith
Smith
Alamo Freight
Odessa
Alamo
Editors And Staff Announced For Post High School Paper
POST Sept 1 Special Ma ne Howard and Qrabella Maxey named coeditors of Antelope Echo at Post High School. Sponsor Mrs G E Fleming announced staff including Janet Stephens Wayne Runkles art Damon Ethridge Ronnie Polk boys sports editors Rosene Welsh Linda Moreland society fashion editors Barbara Wheath Oneila Jones gossip Leslie Nichols personality editor Louise Gerner Doris Ramsay girls sports editors Rose Oden Don Long duplicating head typist Barbara Sue Stone business manager Jerry Heth Rains circulation manager editor questions of the work
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Mane Howard
Qrabella Maxey
Antelope Echo
Post High
G. E. Fleming
Janet Stephens
Wayne Runkles
Daymon Ethridge
Ronnie Polk
Rosene Welsh
Linda Moreland
Barbara Wheath
Oneila Jones
Leslie Nichols
Louise Gerner
Doris Ramsey
Rose Oden
Don Long
Allen Spinks
Barbara Sue Stone
Jerry Heth Rains
Truman Urges Hall to Donate 1000 for Red Cross
Former President Harry S. Truman published a letter urging Leonard W. Hall to give $1000 to the Korean Red Cross over a dispute about whether Vice President Nixon called Truman a traitor. The row stems from a 1952 campaign quote about Acheson Stevenson and those labeled traitors.
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Harry S. Truman
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Korean Red Cross
Hall
Richard Nixon
Truman
Red Cross
Korea
Associated Press
Nixon
Texarkana
Tamman
Dean Acheson
Adini Stevenson
Acheson
Ex Herald Tribune Editor To Address Journalism Forum
Dallas September 18 UP Stanley Walker Lampasas rancher journalist novelist former city editor of New York Herald Tribune will address the fourth annual Southwest journalism forum October 12 at Southern Methodist University SMU co sponsored by the journalism department and the Dallas Press Club Theme Creative Journalism covers newspapers radio television photography relations advertising and industrial press Creative writing added this year Walker will speak at 12 15 pm luncheon October 12 at the Umphrey Lee Student Center on the SMU campus A UT graduate and author of best sellers many works include City Editor Mrs Astor Horse none of which is misquoted The forum targets high school and college students with contests in interviewing and photography and entertainment world guests General chairman Tom W Perkins Jr of the McKinney Courier has led planning efforts.
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Stanley Walker
Lampasas Rancherc
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Umphrey Lee
SMC
University of Texas
Tex
Southwest Journalism Forum
Tom W. Perkins Jr
McKinney Conmer
New Tech Faculty Members Tour City After Meeting
About 60 new Texas Tech faculty members toured Lubbock’s main points Saturday after an orientation at the Student Union Building. Dr. E. N. Jones presided. Dr. Kline Nall reviewed the facility handbook while Dean James G. Allen explained student affairs cooperation.
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Fred Connelly Wester Rites Are Scheduled In City Today
Funeral services for Fred Connelly Wester, 67, of 412 Ave N, will be held at 4 p.m. today in the McDonald Funeral Chapel with Reader Ray Johnson of the First Church of Christ Scientist officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery, under McDonald Funeral Home direction. Wester died of a heart ailment at 6:10 p.m. Friday in West Texas Hospital. He was owner and manager of Business Service Bureau, son of an Earl’s superintendent of Lubbock schools. his father also served as a state representative. Wester was born March 4, 1888 in Blackshore and moved to Lubbock from Crosby County about three years ago. he formerly owned newspapers in Mountainair New Mexico, Loren, and Edinburgh, and worked for others.
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City of Lubbock
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West Texas Hospital
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Luby Dock
Crosby County
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Edinburg
Octogenarians wed in Oregon amid delay for blood tests
Fugenf Oreos Hiram Em er Lee 88 and Mrs Gracen La Grant 82 of Lewiston Idaho married Friday night in Oregon to avoid blood tests. Lee traveled to Lewiston earlier and the ceremony was performed by Rev Ernest Lee, his son. The couple met eight years ago during a Sun day School tenure and revived their romance after spouses died. Lee wanted to settle before Oregon hunting season opens Sept 29.
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Hiram Emer Lee
Gracen la Grant
Lewiston
Idaho
Lee
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Tri
Oregon
Washington Naval Lab Licensed To Operate Atomic Reactor
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington has been licensed to operate an atomic reactor for research. It is the first such unit licensed in Washington and uses a pool type design fueled by uranium 233 in uranium aluminum alloy plates, similar to a reactor at Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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Tenn
Mao says China will copy Soviet Union to industrialize
Tokyo dispatch reports Mao Zedong told China's first Communist convention since World War I that Beijing will emulate the USSR in its bid to become an industrial power. He urged learning from the Soviet experience, European satellites, and global Communist parties, while warning against great nation chauvinism. Delegates included Mikoyan and other foreign communists from 46 countries.
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United States
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Canada
Marty Pollitt
Britain
Jacques Duclos
France
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Dolores Ibarrari
Old Ranger To Ride Wild West Trail
WACO Sept 15 Captain Tom Hickman 70 a former Texas Ranger will ride from Fort Worth to Waco between Sept 20 and Sept 28 as part of Heart of Texas Fair promotion. A Gainesville resident and 48 year peace officer he has traversed the Chisholm Trail and plans to continue to San Antonio. He will camp with a 100 year old saddle skillet coffee pot and bedroll.
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Tom Hickman
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Chisholm Trail
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Kan
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Tex
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San Antonio
FBI arrests Jean Ballard linked to Pecos jail escape
In Santa Paula California FBI agents arrested 29 year old Jean Ballard who fled Pecos County jail in Ft Stockton Texas on February 14. Ballard is under indictment there for burglary and jail escape and had been employed by an oil drilling company in Santa Paula.
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FBI
Jean Ballar
Pecos County
Ft. Stockton
Tex
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