West cool to idea of top level Suez talks
Soviet position supports peaceful Suez settlement via a heads of government conference including Egypt India France Great Britain the United States and the USSR. Moscow says it would not object to sending any proposed agreement to the United Nations for ratification and is ready to attend a Geneva meeting if all parties agree.
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West
Bulganin
United Nations
Bulgaria
Middle East
Ussr
Egypt
India
France
Great Britain
United States
Suez
Ansaia
Ina
USA
USS
Constantinople
Geneva
Siise
Balzer
Rand
Iyns Carcespeatnter
INS
New York
Mosens
Labor policy notes mix with campaign events in passing days
A wave of labor policy discussion appears weekly ahead of Election Day. In New England and beyond, topics include health reform and Hie son reforms while Stevenson contemplates a campaign pause for a night musical. The piece notes Taft-Hartley era tensions and calls for conciliation, citing Stevenson’s pledge to push labor bargain reforms.
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Enson
National Theatre
Damages Awarded in Lubbock Jury Case
A Lubbock man received a $50,000 damages award after a jury trial in a Doth District Court. The suit, filed by Walter on Lait against Chaney Sand, claimed injuries and property damage from a highway collision with the defendant's truck on August 5, 1983, about 15 miles south of Plainview. The verdict was delivered to Judge James G. Denton around 9:15 p.m. The case stemmed from alleged permanent disability and car damages. a separate workmen’s compensation settlement was reported in another court matter involving Eddie Brewer. Trial proceedings continue in a second damages suit against Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Co. for wreck damages near Shallowater.
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Gary
Walter
Chaney Sand ‘Ase
James G. Denton
van Lant
Lubeck
Plaineew
Ant
Robert H. Bean
10Th District
Eddie Brewer
Associated Employers Insurance Co
Brewer
Lubbock Compress Co
Victor H. Lindsey
Tid District Court
Wester Drilling Co. Ag
Panhandie and Santa Fe Railway Co
Shallowater
Anil
Fellowship winner speaks to Rotary in Lubbock
Gerre Hancock a Lubbock High graduate and former Texas Tech student spoke to the Lubbock Rotary Club about his year on a Rotary International Foundation Fellowship in Paris. He described meetings in Paris and his observations on French life and views of the United States and Dulles. He noted French respect for Western leadership despite Africa concerns and described Paris as meeting clubs later than Lubbock.
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Gerre Hancock
Paris
France
Rotary International Foundation
Lubbock Rotary Club
University of Paris
Lubbock High
Texas Tech
Gerre
Lubbock Rotarians
Rotary Club
United Stars
Paticular
Lubbock
U.S
See
Dulles
Africa
Collector Of Voices Heard One Rot In His Collection
A Chicago customs house clerk calling himself a collector of voices heard one he would rather not keep. The voice was Detec tive Edward Kirby telling him you are under arrest as he left a phone booth in the loop. John J. McMahon, 33, is charged with making annoying calls to women residents in a Chicago apartment building after Joni Ross and two roommates reported up to four calls nightly. The telephone company alerted police.
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Chicago
Nsaus Customs House
Edward Kirby
Loop
John J. McMahon
Joni Ross
Agricultural Labor Crunch Hits Texas Plains Regions
Agricultural authorities report a worker shortage across 20 Texas Panhandle counties known as the South Plains. O Connell says areas including Lubbock, Levelland, and Littlefield need labor for harvest with cotton and crops in early stages as drought relief and farm plans push workers toward fields.
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Honmad Broin
Patten
Sisi Agriultural
Ager O Connell
Tunate
Tans
Fess Gan
Someditte
Waee
Tilston Corsicana
Piller
Post Lame
Brownbeld
South Plains
Registration Set Fim Page One Recewed Readens
The fragment describes student activities and event planning across campus departments. It mentions dances, a festival, and freshman activities, with references to papers and postings on campus.
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Fim
Autopsy Confirms Parrot Fever Death of Houston Poultry Worker
Houston officials released autopsy results showing the poultry worker died from parrot fever. Dr Fred Law Renne said blood tests from 22 samples indicated the infection, while noting no danger to buyers of frozen poultry. The case may relate to a Waller County farm linked to the processing firm.
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Houston
Lewish
Fred Lawrenne
Tanwtents
Saul
Dhack Gliver
G. Ben Suneiey
Howell Improves after Stroke in Houston Visit
G Durwood Howell of Houston, a former Littlefield resident, improved at Methodist Hospital on Wednesday after suffering a stroke while visiting his mother Mrs G P Howell at 2616 33rd St following a trip from South America. Elmer Fugene Henry remains critical after an early Monday car collision at the intersection of 9th St and Ave 0. Ivy Gray Sturdivant and Raymond Mackey were treated and released. Ralph Krebs, former Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce president, will speak at a Dimmitt Jaycee banquet at 8 pm with Bull Wilson introducing.
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G. Durwood Howell
Houston
Littlefield
Howell
South America
G. P. Howell
33Rd St
Elmer Fugene Henry
Hermleigh
Methodist Hospital
Henry
Dth St
Ave
Ivy Gray Sturdivant
Ramond Mackey
Clovis Rd
Ralph Krebba
28Th St
Lubbock
CAA Given Two Bomber Planes for Jet Airliner Tests
SHAW AIR FORCE BASE SC Sept 19 GR The Air Force transferred two jet bombers to the Civil Aeronautics Administration to aid preparations for commercial air traffic The handover occurred in a brief ceremony witnessed by Air Force personnel James Pyle acting CAA administrator and Joseph Tipples CAA director of Air Navigation Facilities outlined tests to check navigation and radar systems at altitudes up to 800 feet, noting higher altitude work is needed to resolve ground facility discrepancies prior to full commercial use.
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CAA
Shaw Air Force Base
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Stephen B. Mack
Sed
Sth Air Force
James
Pyle
Joseph Tippets
CAA Office of
Air Navigation Facies
Martin
PiJe
Con Hieral
Special Train Reservation and Route Details For Students
The article describes a special train service with first come first served ticketing for Latboek and Sout Plans residents and Trek frentty ment dents traveling to Dallas. Tickets must be picked up promptly after arrival, with train departures from Tab hotels on Friday October 3 at 12 28 pm and return trips scheduled later with specific arrival times in Lubbock.
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Latboek
Sout
Dallas
Helin
Oeservalions
Santa Fe
Water Districts and Oil Needs Dominate Conference
Officials debated water district creation and funding options amid oilfield needs and drought talk. Speakers cited reform ideas, including a three cent ad valorem tax, water user fees, and state bond support, while experts estimated billions of gallons required for artificial water drive and rainfall augmentation remains uncertain.
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Bill Moody
Fort Stockton
Commissioners’ Court
Pecos County
Bouldin
Parkhouse
Texas Water Resources Committee
D. Torrey
Orchem Corp
Austin
Cotton Classing Debate Delays Ride to Market
Amid trade discussions a committee finally recommended a high spot class for cotton with Romney Whitaker and Lands Dedeot overseeing the division. The shift could let variation occur, but harvest conditions remained tied to the same geld. Berlin report notes a French revue opening in Rostock delayed two days as Communist protests delayed industrial supply lines.
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Fei
Berlin
Rostock
East Germany
Bad Gretncane
Texas Political Rallies Planned Across the State
The Associated Press reports Texas Democrats plan a Houston rally to open Hart County headquarters and a national committee event with Frankie Randolph. Nixon’s Houston visit is slated for next Tuesday, while Kefauver greets Waco on Oct 1 and Frank Clement appears Oct 2 in Houston. Discussion continues on financing party primaries and a potential November runoff aligned with the general election.
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Associated Press
Texas
Houston
Harts County
Frankie Randolph
Nixon
Greenville
Fstes Kefauver
Waco
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Johnose
U.S
Price Daniel
Daniel
Martin Dies
Dies
Ree
Senate
State Legislative
Dallas
The
Panhandle
Anderson Services Slated At Seminole
Walter Anderson 81 died at his niece Mrs Reeve Walkers home in Seminole. Funeral at 3 p m Friday at First Baptist Church with retired ministers Rev Sam Malone and Rev Preston Florence officiating. Burial in Cemetery under Seminole Memorial Chapel direction. Survived by brother Hicks Hobart Okla. He moved to Seminole from Sweetwater about ten years ago.
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Seminole
Walter Anderson
Reeve Walker
First Baptist Church
Sam Malone
Preston Florence
Seminole Memorial Chapel
Anderson
Sweetwater
Hicks
Hobart
Okla
Traffic officers halt four motorists in school zone checks
Police report four drivers were nabbed for speeds from 48 to 64 mph in a school zone where 20 mph is the limit. Two more tickets were issued for exceeding the limit to an average 30 mph. Captain Lewis Kittrell urged slower speeds during school hours and announced vacancies for school crossing guards at $60 per month.
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Passton
Lewis Kittrell
Cape Kuttrelt
Sand
SIM
Police Headquare
Sonic boom sparks grass fire near Tinker Air Force Base
A sonic boom followed by a grass fire near a shanty area east of Oklahoma City caused a scare Wednesday afternoon. No major property damage reported as Tinker AFB units investigated the smoke. A caller at Ni come Park reported minor injuries from the incident.
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Heer
Tinker Air Force Base
Rom & Point
Nicome Park
Hospital Birth Announcements Across Several Families
A string of birth notices records the arrival of newborn daughters at various hospitals. Details include weights, times, and the parents names such as Mr and Mrs J C Vandenbesa, Mr and Mrs Bob Anderson, and Mr and Mrs ROC Sheonenire, among others, with hospital locations and attending departments.
Canal Boycott Debate Shapes Suez Crisis Coverage
The article reports U S Secretary of State Dulles urging unity among eighteen nations to back a six point plan for the canal dispute, while Sweden Denmark Pakistan and others voice views. Western powers back a UN led approach as four nations delay positions amid ongoing talks and passport practices spark controversy.
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Suez Canal
Dulles
Denmark
Sweden
Tan
Spain
Egypt
Pakistan
Lke
Essat
Herald
Bie
Clement Set to Speak at Festival in City Park
F. C. Masten, chairman of the speaker’s committee, announced Clement will address the festival after an afternoon auction of grain and other items. A 12 foot paper donkey will symbolize the Democratic donkey needing feeding as part of the event.
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National Party
F. C. Masten
Clement
Andres
TL Am
Wasland College Intentional Choir
Plainview
Serenaders
Lanhoek
Sailat
United Nations
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Bate
John Sparkman
Alabama
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Sparkman
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Vce
Abert J. Lasker
Pyson
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Rotary
Dlai Stevenson
Jane Barkley
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Manning
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Fresamen
Sinador
Tech
Studio Agaiiey Tro Westenra College
Tokyo
Dottery
Tople
James FE. McDonald
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
University of Arizona
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Kuttrell
Thomas J. Lane
Mass
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Lawrence
Tueada
Brankt
J.C Vandenbesa
Turse
Tess Tech
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Turetas
Rhethnanis
Howetal
Mr Land
Roc
Santa’ Fe
Baitiey’ Lumrer Co
Hu Truk
Gene Chetty
Elghane & Pends
Dm Tueday
Wes
Prestueta
Ieee Aa
Mr c and
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Hermanter
Prever Chine
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Harold Fowler
Goodnight Rowpita
Ae Tather
Hobbs Trailers
Leon Reed
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HOT ME
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William Padgett
Ri & ‘Ork
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Fouden Maxweil
Statuintist Hospital
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