Eisenhower Urges UN Peace Plan as Khrushchev Listens
President Eisenhower outlined UN guided steps to address global crises, calling for arms control, aid to developing regions, and a universal plebiscite on self-government. Tito praised the address while Khrushchev remained noncommittal, and delegates welcomed UN backed development and peace efforts across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
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Asia
Latin America
Middle East
United Nations
Khmushchev
Eisenhower
Soiet Union
Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
Berlin
West
Toracio Lafer
Zentaro Kosaka
Security Council
U. S
Rem. Thement Commission
Geneva
Congo
Sty
Csted
United States
Food and Agriculture Organization
Soviet Union
Powers Arrives To See Nikita Powers Arrives To See Nikita
Out of New York, Francis Gary Powers relatives and his wife arrived after a long journey to seek an audience with Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev. The family, including their son along with an adviser, hoped the visit would help secure Powers release. The group traveled by plane from Bristol, Virginia, and was met by a contact in Moscow as they pressed for talks at the Soviet Union mission.
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New York
UPD
Francis Gary Powers
Amerison UY
Moses
Nikita So Khrushches
Giyer Powers
Notun
Vishoe
Sine
Bristol
Macy
Sola
Powers
Khrushchev
Souet Cott Nations
Fidel Castro
Tito
Yugoslavia
United Nations General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrey Gromyko
Chstin
Antonio Nunez Juninez
UN Action on Tibet Debate Sparks Cold War Tensions
US envoy James J. Wadsworth argued the UN assembly may discuss Communist China's suppression of Tibet’s 1958 revolt, citing ongoing violations of Tibetan rights. The committee’s vote was 14 in favor with five abstentions. several nations voted against or abstained, while others supported. The debate touched on Korea, outer space, radiation, and postwar geopolitics as global leaders weighed US actions and Soviet responses.
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Steve
Cheri
Congo
Ai Assistance Inc Lotter Ean
James J. Wadsworth
Tibet
Burges
Romania
Unen
Yugoslavia
Ceylon
France
Ing
Libya
Sudan
Canada
Costa Rica
Hut Tidy
Japan
Pakastan
Panama
Bastian
United States
Chon Venenucin
Assembly
Froderick DE Boland
Comautter Abo
Sears
Korea
Outer Space
Menater Wits
Fair Tour Continues Amid Crowd Support in Muleshoe
A lively fair tour proceeds with the Sudan student drawing laughs as organizers face a police escort through downtown Muleshoe and up to the schoolhouse, thrilling attendees and keeping the event in the public eye.
Khrushchev Plans Answer To Ike UN Peace Plan Lunch At Clovis
A Rotary Club visit drew exultant greetings as boosters and guests toured Clovis and Portales. Attendees heard Bowman Brothers entertainment on the square and learned of this year’s fair attractions. Portales resident Louis Ponder encouraged residents to support the event before booster plans continued to Willowwater and nearby towns. The trip, on a chartered TNM&O bus, featured a sound system by Baldridge Bakery with instruments from Jerkins Music Co and a long list of sponsors and local supporters.
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Clovis
Exico
Farwell
Clovis Rotary Club
Portales
Bowman Brothers
Baldridge Bakery
Haynes
Abbott Bhaven Rental Ag Jerkins Music Cy
Austa
Texas
Lowell
Dee
Jay Bowman
B. White
Lubbock
Cal Pearce
Mc Kissack Auto Supply
Bob Teylor
ROC Tastur Tohareo
Roc Tastur Tohareo Ack Barnes
Oinbo Baking Co
Donald Harmon
First Federal Savings and Son
Tommy ‘Maley
White Swan Fold
Jdums Pippy
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Lewis Hobbs
Toneer Natural Gas
James
Southwestern Putir Service
Earl Bullock
Quicksal-Pryor Co
Herb Kittle
Labi
John Vandenberg
Plains Na Oral Bank
Neal Thompson
Soody Tire
Cas Hall Duncan
Great Plins Life Co
Khrushchev on Park Balcony as U.N. Session Looms
Khrushchev drew crowds on Fifth Avenue and at Central Park as he arrived for a reception. Police escorted him past booing residents while he prepared for a disarmament speech at the United Nations. He called for worldwide disarmament and dodged questions about a summit with Eisenhower.
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Plaza
United
Khrushchev
United Nations
Central Park
Sam Fifth Avenue
Resi
Wonen
Hood
Tony Khrushchey
Reni
Khrushehey
Eisenbraver
Eisenhower
Mkt
Togo
Becuse
Republicans Organize in Scurry County
The first Republican group in Scurry County history formed at a Thursday night meeting in the district courtroom. Twenty six people attended. Bob McAlester named GOP chairman and said a county headquarters would open Saturday. Speakers included Allen Lacey and Mossholder, the district candidate representative, who stated they are running and will win.
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Scurry County
Bob McAlester
Gop Cateman
Allen
Lacey Ti Mossholder
Vith
Texas
Mossholder
Insurance Debate Sparks Texas Premium Plan Vote
State lawmakers hear opposed and pro plans on auto insurance rates with comments from Cousins and Hadleword. Debate centers on accident statistics, safety trends, and calls for stricter enforcement, patrols, and license suspensions amid concerns over rising premiums and carrier practices.
Lumumba presses for heavier UN guard
Lumumba demands withdrawal of Ghanaian troops as Congo crisis deepens. UN spokesman says Congolese forces failed to seize Patrice Lumumba despite a military coup. Ghana contingent around Lumumba’s base reinforced. no breakout attempt reported. Negotiations and regional reactions continue amid tension and international caution.
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Lleopoloste
Cates
Patrice Lumumba
Pasert
Couse
United Nations
U.N
Sud
Lumumba
Joseph Mobuty
Lavumumba
Khrushchev
Powers
Nkrumah
Ghana
Khrushchev jeered by Americans at Phate Hotel reception
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev was met with hisses and boos by Americans as he left a diplomatic reception at a Phate Hotel. He muttered a insult, translating from Russian as the word savages.
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Nikita” Khrushchev
Phate Hotel
Then
Russia
Khrushchev May Stay At Glen Cove Estate, U S Dept Says
The U S State Department announced Khrushchev could spend the weekend at the Russian estate in Glen Cove New York if he wished. The department had ordered Khrushchev confined to Manhattan Island.
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Tethee
Washunton
State Department
Khrushchev
Glen Cove
No Y
Manhattan Island
Workers Rally People for Ike Support at Summit
Workers display hastily made signs reading We like Ike during a spontaneous show of support at the Waldorf Astoria summit with President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev. The crowd gathers on Thursday near the brand new sky line skeleton in New York.
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Waldorf
Astori
Eisenhower
Khrushchew
Yugoslavia
Tito
Ike
New York
Tender Trap opens with lively LLT audience in Lubbock
Ruby Osborn reports Lubbock Little Theatre’s opening night of The Tender Trap drew an enthusiastic crowd of 110 at a 8:15 performance with Hill Shaner and Troy W. Fields delivering strong leads. Cast includes Shirley Cadle Sylvia Crewes, Janet Benefield, Barbara Garnett, Jessica Colvist, Barry Corbin, Rick Malone, and director Walker James.
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Ruby Osborn
Avalanche Journal
Weiler
Lubbock Little ‘Theatre, Inc
Hlil Shaner
Troy W. Fields
Fields
Joe McCallt
Shaner
Charlie Readers
Joe Fields
Glulie Gillis
Shirley
Cadlesylvia Crewes
M Janet Benefield
Poppy Matson
Barbara Garnett
Jessica Colvist
Barry Corbin
Sol. Schwartz
Rick Malone
Earl Lindquist
the Crucible
Walker James
LLT
Moon Shot Details and Spacecraft Maneuvers
The article outlines a plan to fire a payload four times for forward thrust then reverse to slow, with a target lunar distance and timing. It notes Pioneer VI orbits, data collection on lunar surface phenomena, and comparisons to Soviet lunar probes, amid broader spaceflight and UN assembly context.
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Moon
Lunar
Nuhio
Ian
United Ek
Soviet Union
Reissiins
Kapitan V. Fedotogast Werk
Parafis
Nav
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A fragmented OCR text references multiple names and places with unclear context. It mentions a ceremony or event at Yi i Tharede in Skea, with individuals such as Shi ct Pe erate a Sin werat ing Dh gouty tals and The leather oe emoise. Other phrases touch on delivery, a Mrs Bert Storm, and various garbled addresses and times, but the overall narrative is indecipherable.
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Vse
Ah Lee Taemes
Slaton liquor vote could hinge on city limits only
Rumors circulate that Slaton voters may decide on premise liquor sales within city limits. Shawn Lemon notes strong business interest and possible petition support, with about 290 signers needed from 200 qualified voters. If held, it would be the county's 12th liquor vote, last November's close loss.
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Shawn Lemon
Et Square
Man Highway
Lemon
O&t
Commissioners Court
P Group Sets Meeting for Tex Branch Guidance Lunch
The Tex Branch of the American Personnel and Guidance Association will hold a noon luncheon on Saturday for personnel and workers. Dr. Robert Anderson and Beatrix Cobb of Texas Tech psychology department will speak. reservations end at noon today via Cannon at the Lubbock County Courthouse.
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Tex
Amercan
Gui Ass
Robert Anderson
Fie Beatrix. Cobb
Texas
Jewelry store display window cut in Midland theft
A Midland jewelry store was burglarized early Thursday when a thief cut a display window glass and stole $1359. The alarm was triggered by the break and the break in was discovered by a store employee arriving in the morning. Nearby reports place the incident in Midland.
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Midland
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