Massive Retaliation Policy Guides New U.S. Cuts
Defense chief Charles E. Wilson ordered 100000 armed forces cuts under a 38 billion defense budget, shrinking total manpower to about 2.6 million by July. Army losses halve another division while Air Force wings drop toward 123 from 133, with no bomber cuts and 27–28 ships mothballed. Secretary Dulles hints at shifting away from sole reliance on mass retaliation in Foreign Affairs.
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Ashington
Hisenhower
United States
John Foster Dulles
Foreign Affairs Quarterly
Dulles
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Wilson
Tactical Air Command
U.S
Southern Governors Gather In Georgia For Annual Confab
Governors of 16 Southern states gather in Atlanta for a full day of football and the Southern Regional Education Board meeting before heading to Sea Island. They steer clear of commenting on Faubus and a potential third party movement while Republicans offer criticism. Governor Hodges notes a discussion on whether a Southerner could be elected president in 1960, with no candidate in mind.
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Hugh Schutte
Atlanta
Sea Island
Southern Regional Education Board
Georgia Tech
Faubus
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Arkansas
Tennnessee
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Cecil H.underwood
West Virginia
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Miners Survive Elevator Plunge In Detroit Shaft
Six salt miners trapped for five hours as a lift cable broke two hundred feet under ground in the International Salt Co mine. They were uninjured but shaken and taken for checkups after rescue from the two chamber elevator.
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Detroit
Ted
International Salt Co
Arnold Bullock
Lubbock Man Hospitalized After Three Car Collision
John H. Morgan 50 of 2006 32nd St was in good condition at Methodist Hospital under observation after a three car crash at 7 40 p m Saturday near 21st St and College Ave Police said Morgan’s vehicle hit the rear of Albert Foster 26 of Canyon who then struck Dudley William Richards 30 of Rt 4 Ta rdea and Richards were not fully identified but the incident involved two other drivers.
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Lubbock
John. H. Morgan
32Nd St
Methodist Hospital
21St St
Daniel Urges Democratic Unity At Texas Dinner
Gov Price Daniel urged harmony among Texas Democrats at a Potter County dinner in Amarillo. He rejected claims of a split and warned driving wedges weakens good government, urging unity for honest, progressive governance in Texas. Columbia has quit income tax withholding.
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Daniel
Amarillo
Price Daniel
Texas
Potter County
Democratic Party
Texas Democratic Party
Peo
Columbia
Editorial Staff Named for Lockney High School Paper
The Lariat staff at Lockney High School includes Jan Widener as editor-in-chief and Janice Hays as assistant editor. Other roles feature Nelda Tims news editor Cliff Hardy sports editor De lores Brown exchange editor Jean Wofford and La Juan Sandlin editors and writers Welcome to the paper with names like Gayle Rucher Anita Durham Wanda Cox Martha Cryer Charlyne Brown Sunny Lawson Dickie Barton Aubrey Green and more.
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Lockney
Lariat
Jan Widener
Janice Hays
Nelda Tims
Cliff Hardy
Delores Brown
Jean Wofford
LaJuan Sandlin
Gayle Rucher
Anita Durham
Wanda Cox
SAS to Buy Six French Caravelle Jets
Scandinavian Airlines System plans to purchase six Caravelle jets from France in a strategic move to bolster its passenger fleet. The deal signals widening international aircraft sourcing and expansion of Scandinavian air service offerings.
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Scandinavian Airlines System
Top Winners In Fair Art Exhibit
Prizes totaling 200 dollars and a 100 dollar oil painting highlighted the Panhandle South Plains Fair art show. J Ferrell Hobbs of Fort Worth won first in the professional division. Dr A C Isham of Lubbock top amateur with the 100 dollar prize. Other winners listed with cash awards, commendations, and honorable mentions. Children and crafts winners to be announced later. The entry judge was Wilfred Higgins of the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.
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Wilfred Higgins
Fort Worth
Panhandle- South Plains
A. C. Isham
Lubbock
J. Farrell Hobbs
J. Ferrell Hobbs
49Th St
South Plains Art Guild
Hobbs
Bernice Fix
22Nd St
Cecile Foster
Sudan
Bill Lockhart
33Rd St
Fred Beasley
27Th St
Elsie Wilbanks
20Th St
Hazel Wiseman
James Courtney
L. C. Smith
Brownfield
W. A. Parsons
Wolfforth
L. L. Johnson
Jennie Clinton
Eleanor Hewlett
Wilson
A. R. Lawrence
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Paupers and Public Assistants Confuse Law Chapter
A misprint in a 1957 Nebraska legislative session laws volume swapped a heading from Paupers and public assistance to Paupers and public assistants, prompting chuckles among statehouse regulars in Lincoln. The error appeared in the new publication, drawing light remarks about the wording mix up.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Statehouse
Weather Balloon Reaches 26 Miles High At Oakland
In Oakland California a weather balloon rose to a new record altitude of 138000 feet about 26 miles Weather Bureau officials announced Saturday. The craft lifted off from the Oakland airport shortly before midnight and took 93 minutes to reach the peak, surpassing the previous height by roughly 2000 feet.
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Oakland
Calif
Weather Bureau
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