Reds Silent To Kennedy Moon Project Proposal
A fragmented report discusses Soviet reactions to Kennedy era space plans and US research aims amid Cold War tensions. It notes Russian rockets and space maps, American scientists’ views, and US proposals on weaponization versus peaceful space exploration.
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Kennedy
Permier
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
Seamans
Robert Garrath
Manned Spacececaft Center
U. Os
Goldwater
Soviet Union
Rain and Floods Hit Texas Gulf Coast and Rio Grande
Rain from a stalled front drenched Southeast Texas flooding areas along the Rio Grande Valley. Jefferson County and Orange County declared disaster areas. the Red Cross sheltered 8,090 evacuees in the Beaumont-Port Arthur region. Roy Stone Jr. died in a Pharr crash blamed on rain slick roads. Persistent storms affected Harlingen, Raymondville, and Rio Grande City while weather authorities warned of continued unsettled conditions in the Eastern Gulf and western Caribbean.
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Samne Immar Street
McAllen
Red Cross
Orange-Beaumont
Port Arthur
Port Acres
Jefferson County
Beaumont
Orange County
Rio Grande Valley
Roy Stone
Pharr
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Harlingen
Raymondville
Rio Grande City
Schuster Farms
Texas
Albu- QuerQue
Colorado
Connally
John Connally
Kennedy
Civil Defense Council
Washington
Jefferson
Orange
Newton
Joans
Local Tech Band Prep Stage Show with Student Cheer Leaders
The article notes a campus event featuring the Parad group with Mees, Pyirters Ded tn Dram Vieas Wels Veogae and Merb Lands performing. It mentions a firstyear Dean Yorder presiding, with plans for a spring phase lineup and a surprise entrance by the Pech passe department.
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Fawebioned
Veoh
Pech
Girardsse
Abe
Bio Cupether Marche
Foutae
Goldwater Criticizes Kennedy Economic Policy in New Jersey
In Newark Barry Goldwater targets Kennedy era economic policy, attacking tax cuts and spending restraint while accusing the administration of inflationary missteps and weak leadership. He urges GOP unity and emphasizes party principles amid the New Frontier critique.
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Newark
Nai Tapi
Barry Goldwater
PeAriz
Kennedy
Wennedy
New Frontier
Rash Of Auto Burglars Reported To City Police
A rash of auto burglaries was reported to city police, with thefts from vehicles at various locations including Main Street, Crprack Hotel area, and residences. Items taken include clothing, class cards, work tools, copper piping, cash, a cigarette machine, and other valuables. Police noted several incidents in the North Colien Bowles and Bowstan areas and urged residents to secure vehicles and report suspicious activity.
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Nootoet
Larbbork Peer Krie Das
Ostolen
Esin
Joseph
Boonelst
Redbud
Reseady Imfort
Crprack
Amd
Dennis Carter
Texas Tech
Brankapes
Two boys break windows at Church of Christ Bible School
Two youths aged about PH broke church windows on Main Street and entered the Church of Christ Bible School building. They reportedly took two cases of soft drinks left outside and fled when confronted by a passerby. a television valued at $100 was reported stolen from a home during a shopping trip.
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Church of Christ Bible School
St. Ridin
Lyng Regime Falls as Norway Forms Crisis
Oslo Norway government crisis deepens as Premier John Lyng’s conservative coalition loses vote in the Storting by 7 to 4 7 to 4 margin. Socialists join in opposition, signaling the second governmental crisis in less than a month. Gerhardsen’s Labor party claims a fighting advantage in defending the new policy agenda.
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Oslo
Norway
API
John Lyng
London
Oex
Einarstar
Gerhardsen
Social Democratic
Labor Party
Open air fair signals parade and carnival kickoff
Preparations surge for the Minodia opening as tents rise and exhibits begin. Today features Tee Capades at 3 pm in Maar Park Coliseum with carnival arrivals and two area automobile clubs showing V6 horseless carriages.
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Pat Pam
Maar Park Coliseum
Pror Park Coliseum
Lubbock
Sotuth Phuns
West Texas
New Mexico
CIA Rebuke and Vietnam Aid Rift Highlight Washington Tensions
A Washington clash over Vietnam policy surfaced as Mansfield urged full backing for Ambassador Lodge and S Vietnam aid. Officials noted gaps between Lodge authority and agency cooperation while CIA payments to Nhu backed raids on Buddhist temples drew new U.S. disapproval.
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Viet Nam
Mansfield
Washington
Saigon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Department
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Neyo Dinh Diem
CIA
Dienis
Nao Dinh Nhu
Anga
Witte
Stron
Three- Year-Old Struck and Hurt in Lubbock Crash
A three year old was struck by a westbound car on the Aubin block, suffering head lacerations and possible internal injuries. Police described the child in serious condition at West Texas Hospital. the boy had run into the street and back across before being hit. Additional crash incidents involved two other children with injuries during the day around Lubbock.
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Miro
Bobbs
West Texas
Lubbock
Raicky
Wales Maurice Roteats
Ytuta Auburn
Acc Pan
Methodist Hoxspial
Deborah Davis
Bill Joasds
Aszo Ath St
Marisa Jew
Sui Doth St
Poses Crone
Robert W. Crone
Jss
Isth
16Th St
Court Battle Over Child Custody Transfer
Judge Smith sustained a plea in abatement by the Lubbock County attorney in a custody dispute. The case involved a dependency petition filed by the Child Welfare unit and an order transferring the child to the TLarbbeek City County Child Welfare Unit pending further orders. A hearing on the dependency and neglect petition is set for October 9 in Lubbock.
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Smith Friday
Lubbock County
Lubbock
Moh
Robert HL Bean
Tlarbbeek City-County
Pathehock
Get. O, Twas
Labbeek Penton
Abandoned infant case spurs child welfare action in Lubbock
Details emerge on a healthy unnamed baby girl found abandoned on church steps and placed with county welfare workers. Legal proceedings seek dependency status while foster care arrangements are made and public interest grows around the infant's future adoption prospects.
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Babs
Chereh
Lyon County
Lubbock
Welfiaae Unito
Agin
Perna
Oa Physteria
Aoworman
Laubbock
Ailing President Limps After UN Speech
United Nations where President Weil appears to struggle with a back ailment during a General Assembly keynote. He limped while entering and exiting the hall and rested with his physician Admiral George Burkley present.
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United Nations
UPT
Wenneds
General Assembly
Lee
UV Thant
George Burkley
Burma government seizes control of commission firms
Burma's government moves to take over several commission firms as part of a broader push to assert state dominance in the economy. Officials cited strategic importance and financial stability while outlining plans for a phased transfer of assets. The action targets private entities with ties to foreign investors and large local capital.
Birmingham races calm as desegregation tensions rise
In Birmingham Alabama four Negro children were killed in a church bombing and a heavy police and National Guard presence kept the city under control. White students returned to desegregated schools with limited trouble as private school efforts gained momentum led by Mrs Ray McFall. Governor Wallace quietly funded private schooling ventures with 100 dollars each to two groups while declining to comment on Kennedy appointees Royall and Blaik as truce team.
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Alabama
Geht
Day
Flright
Biamingham
Ray McFall
McFall
George Wallace
Wallace
Kennedy
Royall and Blaik
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