Ike Rejects Soviet Note Amid Cold War Tension
The U S government rejected Khrushchev's Soviet note as abusive and unacceptable under international practice, announcing it would return the communication to Moscow. The move comes as the United States vows to defend Formosa and nearby offshore areas if needed.
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Swport
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White House
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Kremlin
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Missile Killer Seen In Space Radiation Study At Johnston Island
Washington reports preliminary data from two atomic tests conducted at Johnston Island in the mid Pacific aimed at anti missile defense under Army Zeus project. Scientists say instantaneous radiation may neutralize a soaring warhead and space blast heat travels farther without air, promising key insights though more results are pending.
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Washington
Johnston Island
mid-Pacific
Army
Atomic Energy Commission
Curbs in Tech Proposals Draw Senate Criticism
State Sen Preston E Smith blasted a plan to place graduate programs outside the University of Texas and Texas A&M under a state higher education commission. He challenged the motive behind the proposal and recalled Texas Tech’s past building program obstacles.
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Preston E. Smith
University of Texas
Texas A&m College
Ce Commission On Higher Nation
Ralph Green
Texas Tech
Leah
Exas Tech
Tech
Baltimore Arrest Ties 1955 New York Millionaire Slaying
A man identified as Leo Turck 31 a seaman from New York was arrested in Baltimore after an FBI call claiming to have killed New York millionaire Berge Rubenstein in 1955. Police grabbed him at gunpoint in a restaurant booth and booked him as held for the FBI. Local officials in New York denied knowledge of Turck.
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New York
Berge Rubenstein
Baltimore
Turck
FBI
Washington
Rubenstein
Leo Turck
Soviet Lieutenant Shot While Attempting Berlin Escape
Berlin's Bild Zeitung reports a Soviet lieutenant was shot and killed by four Red Army MPs at an East Berlin train station Friday night as he tried to flee to the West. The officer reportedly ignored orders to halt before the MPs opened fire.
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Berlin
UPI
Red Army
East Berlin
Bild Zeitung
Thenee
$1,400 Silhouette Identification Contest Opens
The Avalanche-Journal invites readers to enter its silhouette identification contest offering 1400 dollars in cash to winners. It begins today on page 8 of Section 6 and will run with similar silhouettes of Lubbock businessmen in next six issues.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Abbock
Slaton
Lubbock
George Hay
Hay
Texas
Avalanche Journal
Sunday
Clerks in Canada Stamp Bills to Protect Public Health
In Ottawa AP report clerks at about 12 000 Canadian post offices were ordered to hand out stamps with the sticky side up to prevent people from licking contaminated stamps and touching dirty counters.
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Ottawa
Arkansas Lawyers Oppose Faubus Plan for Integrated Schools
Sixty one Arkansas lawyers sign a statement criticizing Gov. Faubus plan to reopen closed Little Rock high schools as unconstitutional. They urge voters to back integrated schools in the Sept. 27 special election and note that public facilities cannot operate as segregated private schools under court orders.
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Preston McGrawittle Rock
UPI
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Central High Mothers League
The
Arkansas Gazette
Arkansas Democrat
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Plains newspaper section listing and page references
A bare listing shows the newspaper's internal navigation with sections titled Editorials Columns Radio TV Programs Plains Farm News Church News Plains Oil News and page numbers across Pages 4 5 6 7 8 10 and section designations for each topic. It reads as a directory of content rather than a news story with specific events or names.
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Church
Plains Oil
Weather Map Page 4 Sec 1 Lubbock and Vicinity
Clear to partly cloudy today with cooler tonight. Low around 64 and high near 84. Southwest winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour.
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Lubbock
Erly
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