TCU routs Tech 32 0 in sellout Jones Stadium clash
In a dominant showing, Texas Christian University crushed Texas Tech 32 to 0 before 28,000 fans at Jones Stadium. James Swink sparked the Frog attack with three rushing touchdowns en route to the victory, Tech failing to score until late in the game.
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President Eisenhower Resting. Second Heart Specialist Named
President Eisenhower remains in an oxygen tent at Fitzsimons Army Hospital after a Saturday heart attack tied to a digestive upset. White House officials say his condition is good and resting well. Boston heart specialist Dr Paul Ducies White will fly in, along with Col. Thomas Mattingly, as a second expert arrives to assess the president.
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16 Dead 14 Missing In Mexican Blast
Torreon Mexico September 24 A speeding dynamite laden truck crashed into a train causing a blast tossing bodies and debris. District attorney said 36 known dead 71 missing as authorities continued investigation after 24 hours unable to gauge total victims from shattered limbs and torsos.
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Armed Bandit Robs Service Station in New Foray
An unidentified armed bandit robbed a service station at Broadway and Ave A late Saturday. Attendant Bobbie Gene Games said the masked man surprised him, demanded money, and fled with cash after forcing them to the rear of the station. The case is reported on Page 14.
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Solon Guest at Fall Festival Highlighted UN Peace Message
Rayburn told about 2,200 rain soaked attendees at the Sudan Fall Festival that the United Nations is the world’s hope while urging support for U N leadership. He stressed liberty at home and abroad and warned against ungodliness as the world faces threats. The festival themed United Nations and World Peace featured a parade of nations with participation by Sudan residents and a concert by Waxahachie College musicians.
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Rainy South Plains Wetting Roads and Crops
Heavy mist and scattered showers drenched the South Plains on Saturday. Totals up to 0.80 inch near Shaidlewater and 0.40 at Reese AFB, with 0.25 to 0.50 elsewhere. forecasts predict more rain and continued cloudy skies.
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Parade Of Bands Opens 38th Panhandle Fair In Lubbock
Duncan Ellison reports the Panhandle South Plains Fair begins with a Monday Parade of Bands in downtown Lubbock featuring 20 units. The event showcases rides, skating acts, masters of ceremony, and a lineup of colorful attractions leading into the fair’s main week.
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Albuquerque Flood Watches City Drenched By Rising Waters
Albuquerques streets reel as new flood waters surge through the city. Police fear loss of life and report a car washed off San Mateo Boulevard with possible occupants. Four children are feared trapped in a nearly submerged car in the northwest area. See ALBUQUERQUE Page 14.
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Cotton Harvest Speeded In Today's Paper
Broadcast and farm news dominate the page lineup with editorial, oil reports, and church notes. The paper features radio and TV program listings alongside area farming updates and a humorous comic dictionary entry on wisdom.
Floods Hit Rio Grande and Nueces Rivers in West Texas
Severe cloudbursts caused record rises in the Rio Grande and Nueces with heavy rainfall Friday into Saturday. Flooding prompted evacuations and property concerns across western Texas while no fatalities were reported.
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Weather Summary for Lubbock and Vicinity
Cloudy to partly cloudy with drizzle and fog easing by noon. High around 80, low around 60. Winds easterly up to 15 mph. Followed by scattered temperatures across other cities and a general weather segment with regional readings.
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