Sinking Ground Alarms Pik Point South Dakota Citizens
A South Dakota town of Pik Point faces alarming subsidence as soil sinks due to glacial sand and depleted underground water. Reports connect sinking to upstream damming of the Missouri River and dry years, with broader mention of Texas Gulf Coast and Mexico City cases.
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Pik Point
South Dakota
Dakotas
Missouri River
Gulf Coast
Texas
California
Tesas City
Houston
Mexico City
Republic of Movies
Pacific Coast
Mexico Declines U S Dollar Diplomacy Offer
Vicente Sanchez Gavito, Mexico's minister, rejected a proposal from U S Immigration Commissioner Joseph Swing to fund a Mexican public works program with American dollars. He said Mexico will pursue its own plan and criticized dollar diplomacy as a poor approach to winning foreign friendship.
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Ijith
United States
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Vicente Sanchez Gavito
U.S
Joseph Swing
Igh
Ethical Deception in Medical Treatment Sparks Debate
The Houston Chronicle discusses using dummy pills as a psychological aid to health, arguing deception can prompt recovery when there is no real pathology. It questions the ethics of such practices and notes dangers of unreliable speech and unsafe driving behavior.
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The
Houston Chronicle
Himsell
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Publication Details 1956
The page shows publication data for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated September 24 1956. It lists staff like CHAS W RATLIFF and CHAS A GUY PARKER PROUTY and notes associate editors and mailing details. Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are presented, including carrier and mail prices for various periods. The pledge to the flag appears, reflecting standard newspaper boilerplate.
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Lubbock
Avalanche
Bourn Plaine
Avalasienreduuram Pubitenine Co
National Saver
Lung Representatives
Texae Dally Pree
Texas
Avenus, Lublock
Texea FU
Aasociatea Prees
Dallas
Texan Chas
Guy Parker
Prouty
Aderste Chas
Ratlife
Emerea Ax
Lane Dally
Minnis Wal
Bonini
Avalanche & Journal
Mall Avalanche
United States of America
Republic
Lubbock, Tex
Return to Duty Sparks Confusion in Incoming Major
A former Army officer recounts being recalled after years as a civilian. He logs a bungled redeployment from a Denver life as an insurance investigator to a puzzled Washington assignment, aided by a WAC sergeant and a mysterious office with no matching number. The tale mixes satire and military bureaucracy as the protagonist searches for his mysterious destination.
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Army
Denver
Defense Department
Washington
WAC
Niels Bancroft
Leutenant
Pline
Christian Dior
Nen Vd
Washington golf lesson request leads to tense encounter
In a Washington corridor a man asks for a “three twenty-one” and is told it isn t on this floor. He claims to seek golf tips but is suspected of being a bird dog, prompting a wary exchange as the scene hints at servicemember tension and rank issues.
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Washington
West Point
New York
Roosevelt
Alt M. Landon
United States
Herald-Tribune
Lambo
Duscpa Martin, Jr
East
Sais
Hyde Parke
Tne
Suez Canal
Nehru
Nasser
Tito
Western Europe
John Foster Dulles
Coffees and cakes spark partisan doorsill politics in Fairfax
Special correspondent recounts a New Deal era scene where women host coffee gatherings as a nonpartisan lure to voters in Fairfax County Virginia. The piece notes Kennedy’s coffee origins and describes cakes, ham sandwiches, and social conviviality used to attract supporters from both parties.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington Auty
Fairfax County
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
Warren Views on Desegregation and Local Policy
The piece discusses Warren's 1948 letter advocating local handling of racial issues and its impact on the desegregation ruling. It notes Southern critics, the potential delay in implementing the 1954 decision, and how states may resist via tuition plans or pupil assignment methods, signaling lengthy litigation ahead.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Earl Warren
Washington
America
Supreme Court
Supreme Art
Warren
Herman H. Ross
Anchorage
Alaska
Ross
Huntsville
Ala
Tennessee
Tes
Lncal
Eisenhower
Flood Swamps Route Near Matador Trains Stranded
A five and a half inch rainfall near McAdoo caused Tongue Creek to surge washing out a Quanah Acme and Pacific bridge 18 miles east of Matador. Mail service paused, train crew bused home from Floydada, with service expected to resume by Friday. Ground will host a Texas Tech museum site with a December completion target as funds and permits move forward.
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Matador
Tongue Creek
Quanah
Acme
Pacific Bride
Here
Roaring Springs
McAdoo
Floydada
Dulles Praised For Handling Tough Post Amid Cold War Strife
George E. Sokolski lauds John Foster Dulles for steady management as Secretary of State through postwar challenges. The piece notes strained US relations, disarmament issues, and global crises from 1945 onward, highlighting Dulles’ diplomacy and travel to sustain alliances despite harsh critics.
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George E. Sokolsky
United States
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Jochim Joesten
Ohn Foster Dulles
NATO
Soviet Russia
Europe
Asia
Africa
Nasser
Egypt
Eiesenhower
Harold Stassen
Red China
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M. E. Chaber
NEA, Inc
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Othman
Capitol Hill
IS Warren
South
Dixie
Cross
Lubbock ‘Morning Avalanche
Texas Tech
West Texas Museum Association
W. Go McMullan
Mews
Ima
Spencer Wells
Wees
College Board Af
Bradfond Knapp
Colle
Asmonihs
Memphis
Cairo
Pinson
Greenvitese
RG Soom
Ein
Dulles
Atttude
Great Britain
Winstom Churchill
Anthony Eden
Stalin
Khruschev
White House
New Zealand
Holland
Tokyo
Japan
Holland-xan
Siduchi Hollandawax
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