Johnson frames issue as Khrushchev war and peace test
In Lincoln and Omaha, Sen. Lyndon Johnson argued the campaign’s central issue is who can make Khrushchev face the overriding question of war and peace. He urged a nationwide volunteers for peace program and urged colleges to lead humanitarian service to win uncommitted nations to freedom.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lyndon Johnson
Khrushchev
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Senate
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Omaha
University of Nebraska
Eisenhower
United Nations
Texas
Volunteers For Peace and Humanity
Goodby
New Digest
Kennedy defense critique disputed by defense spokesman
SAN ANTONIO AP Assistant secretary Murray Snyder said Kennedy's defense criticism is rebutted by statements from congressionally trusted appropriations committee members. He cited Eisenhower Gates Chavez and Mahon affirming U S military strength and warned against equating rhetoric with funding decisions.
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San Antonio
John Kennedy
U.S
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Murray Snyder
Defense
Mahion Snyder
Ft. Sam Houston
Eisenhower
Defense Thomas Gates
Dennis Chavez
D-N.m
George Mahon
D-Tex
United States
Kennedy
Snyder
New Officers Elected By Beta Sigma Thi
Mrs. A. L. Foster was elected president of the Beta Sigma Thi chapter of Xi Alpha Epsilon sorority at a meeting at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse. Other officers named include vice president Mrs. Bob Kinsey and secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Florence.
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A. L. Foster
38Th St
Xi Alpha Epsilon Sorority
Lubbock Women’s
Bob Kinsey
37Th St
Elizabeth Florence
16Th St
Dale Allen
32Nd St
Foster
Vernon Keesee
List St
Wilbur Stockton
Opening of Hockley Fair Draws Big Attendance
Good attendance and fair weather marked the opening day of the Hockley County Fair. Poultry judging and a talent show highlighted Thursday's events while sheep, dairy cattle, beef cattle, and swine judging winners were announced.
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Levelland
Hockley
Roy Jacuff
Ewe
James White
Sundown
Martin Bundick
Plains
Bundek
Jim Riley
Jim Burnett
Levelland Southdown
Troy Harrie
Waitharral
Clarence Oswalt
Bonesville
Collie Trout
Harris
Whitharral
West
Harry Thompson
Duroc
Ropesville
Oswalt
Poland - China
Roy Alexander
Troy Harris
Mack Alexander
Jimmy Brantley
Berkshire
Don Stafford
Milton Morrow
Stafford
Morrow
Jimmy Alien
Levellard
Louie Carter
Enetta Moorhead
Gina
Farm Home
Thiokol awarded funds for Minuteman missile work
Thiokol Chemical Corp says about 17 million dollars is allocated to continue production facilities for solid propellant engines used in the Air Force Minuteman missile first stage.
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Trenton, NJ
UPI
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Air Force
Perryman suit wins 2508 dollar award in workmen case
Jurors awarded Mrs. Ray Perryman 100 weeks of disability at 25 dollars 8 cents weekly, totaling 2508 dollars, in a workmen's compensation suit against Western Fire and Indemnity Co. The couple sought 14035 dollars. Separate case heard for Abfiene Thaxton Jr seeking 200 weeks at 25 dollars weekly after May 23 1959 truck injury.
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District Court
Ray Perryman
Western Fire and Indemnity Co
Perryman
C.S. Thaxton Jr
Abfiene
McMillan Trucking Co
Thaxton
T. D. Custer
Claude I. Clark
M. D. Holder
W. L. Cooper
J. A. Lee
Walter Jerry Carr
John B. Martin
P. T. Gentry
Mrs. Garland Newsom
S. R. Jackson
G. L. Rosser
Fragmented Locating text from a historical land survey
A dense OCR fragment lists locations and completions across multiple townships and land parcels. It mentions Andrews Northeast, Howard Glasscock Basin, Coahoma, and several sections, ranges, and lot notations with numbers and owners such as Reed, Alice Williams, J. Eisner, and Brown.
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Andrews
Fukrm
PSG
Andrew
Borden
Opin
Lap Howard
Howard Glasscock — Basin Ou Co
Spring
WON Reed
Coahema
Glasscock — Bhasin Ant Co
Red Woon Reed
Howard Glasscock — Basin Gtr Co
Basin Olean
Tatvie
Howard - Filiskeork
Biasig
Howard - Glasseau
Carey Kirton
Howard - Glasscock
Reed
Pohuly
Aare Howard
Glassbok
Basin
Sec
Coahama
Howard
Glasserack
Weanw Aus
Uae
Glasscoek
Lou
Poorman Vaseho — Coles Beecoe
Rand Bay
Pats Puiertam
Ieardye Corp
At TI Pert
Ie Andrus, O
Pes Yyie
Royal
Cigarette Residue Cancer Link Claimed in Suit
In New Orleans a federal suit alleges cigarette residue contains chemicals that caused cancer in lab animals. Dr B L Van Duuren testifies to a study linking smoking to death of a 65 year old man, as Bransfield argues tobacco firms must make products safer.
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New Orleans
B. L. van Duuren
New York University
Bran Liartge
Houston
Tex
Ligwell & Myers Tobacco Co
H. J. Reynelds Tobacco Co
Bransfield, Baton Rouge
Lartigue
Group Opens Annual Drive Carr Speaks At District Farm Bureau Meet
Waggoner Carr, Texas House speaker, urged District 2 Farm Bureau members to engage in government. At Pioneer Hotel banquet, about 70 officials discussed Texas legislative needs, government costs, and informed civic participation. Shivers announced district goal of 10 728 members with Yoakum and Terry counties hitting targets. Barton received $250 TBF scholarship. Donna Welch and other legislators attended.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Carr
Millard Shivers
Waco
Shivers
Yoakum
Terry Counties
Yoakum County
Terry County
Crosby
Floyd
Hockley
Briscoe
Dickens
Castro
Palmer
Lynn
Hale
Motloy
Cochran
Bailey
Swisher
Lamb
Lubbock
H. L
Hub
City hosts second Office Automation conference
The three day event at the Pioneer Hotel draws about 50 registrants. Mayor David Casey welcomes attendees as L W Montgomery of the Machine Accountants Assn presents national news. Speakers include Lewis Kay Charles Johnson James Cauthen and Dr Robert Rouse. Wives tour city and attend a style show. HancIe Stevenson closes Saturday with a keynote.
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Pioneer Hotel
Lubbock
David Casey
L. W. Montgomery
Machine Accountants Assn
Lewis D. Kay
Uarco
Charles Johnson
Journal of Machine
James J. Cauthen
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Robert L. Rouse
Economics and Finance
Texas Tech
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Hemphill-Wells
Monterey
Hancle Stevenson
West Texas
NMAA
A. W. Barkson
Applied Science
IBM Corp. Dallas
F. F. Wigginton
Dwight Blair
Negro Convicted In Forgery Case
A 23 year old Joe Louis Burton of 2609 Cedar was found guilty of forgery and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by the 140th District Court after a 30 minute deliberation. He forged a $40 check passed at Farr's Supermarket No. 5 on May 4, 1959. He had a prior conviction in the 99th District Court. Prosecution by Dist. Atty. George F. Gilkerson and Ray Sanderson. Defense by Dean Shuman. Jurors listed.
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Joe Louis Burton
Asst
Ray Sanderson
Dean Shuman
James E. Colbert
C.F. Henry
J. R. Thompson
D. ©. Dawkins
Furman Shipman
W. W. Brown
LeRoy Zieschang
John G. King
Harold B. Harvey
D. B. Gordon
James L. Price
J. H. Vendrick
Sperry Gyroscope Wins Navy Contract for Submarine Detector
New York Sperry Gyroscope Co a Sperry Rand division secured a Navy contract worth 4 500 000 dollars to develop a passive silent underwater detection system for submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPD
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Sperry Rand Corp
Puzzler Ask Reveals City Government Details
Fort Worth City Secretary Roy Bateman answered a Denton schoolboy’s request with a puzzle, asking for how the city operates and who the main runner is. The kid sought full explanation of city government structures.
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Fort Worth
UPD
Roy Bateman
Denton
Independent oil jobbers hold major stake in U S bulk plants
Independent oil jobbers own 37 per cent of bulk plants and terminals in the United States and account for 34 per cent of total dollar sales.
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United States
Children’s Theater Work Starts Oct in Lubbock
The Children’s Creative Theater, formerly Children’s Theater Workshop, sponsored by Lubbock Little Theater and the Junior League, begins Oct 1 with two classes for 2nd and 3rd graders and 2nd through 6th graders. Enrollment opens now. fall term fee is $10.
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Children’s Creative Theater
T-Sharn
Lubbock Litte Theater
Tov Fuse
Children’s Theater Workshop
Lubbock Little Theater
Junior League
Ands
Picketing Eisenhower Arrival Sparks New York Protest
Six to eight demonstrators in multicolored robes picket outside the Waldorf Astoria during President Eisenhower arrival protesting a Louisiana law cutting off relief payments to illegitimate children. One sign questioned food for 23,000 starving black children in Louisiana.
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New York
UPI
Waldorf-Astoria
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Committee For Free
Dam
New
Compact U S Cars Diminish Demand for Vauxhall Motors
U S buyers favor compact cars reducing demand for Britain's Vauxhall Motors. The shift signals a renewed emphasis on smaller models, with implications for production and export plans as market preferences tilt toward economical vehicles.
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Britain
Vauxhall Motors
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