Daniel Senate Resignation Sparks Legal Readings
Daniel plans resignation effective at a future date citing a 1930s Texas law that requires an election to replace a senator once resignation is accepted. He will not draw salary but will assist in pending Senate duties and attend a rally in Sudan, Texas. The timing hinges on party decisions and a potential November primary with a December special election.
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Sudan
Tex
Senate
Texas
United States
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Tanier
John Nance Garner
Suspect Held After Phone Booth Money Box Theft
Clarence Raymond Miller 28 of Fair Chance Pennsylvania was held on $1000 bond after arraignment on a felony charge connected to a theft of a money box from a phone booth near 4th Street and Avenue P. Miller confessed to being a transient and had carnival work recently. He was found in weeds with tools on him. other incidents include two attempted burglaries on Avenue H and a battery charger theft at a service station.
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Fair Chance
4Th St
Ave
P. Miller
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCloskey
Miller
Lubbock Mattress Co
Ave. H
Mankins
Tito Flight Continues With Balkan Leaders On Sochi Rest
United Press reports Tito and Jovanka travel to the Black Sea area for several days rest with Moscow speculation Tito will visit Khrushchev's Sochi villa. Rankovic and Pucar accompany Tito as Kremlin leaders vacation out of town amid diplomatic shifts and U.S. aid concerns.
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New York braces for continued storm power and flooding risk
The weather bureau warned of a late night peak for the storm in New York and New England with winds up to 39 mph and rain lasting into Friday. Idlewild and La Guardia prepared by securing planes while Coast Guard aircraft stood by for rescues and airlines arranged extra fuel as floods potential grew. In India, forty miners were feared drowned in a mine flood near Asansol on September 27.
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Eisenhower plans more campaign speeches after White House talks
The news conference shows Eisenhower expanding campaign efforts beyond initial plans. He says he is not doing all that some demand, guiding trips include Lexington and Pittsburgh events while Mrs Eisenhower accompanies him when feasible.
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Lexington
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Complaint Accuses Local Truck Firm in Los Angeles Case
A federal complaint charges TSME Inc of Lubbock Texas with hauling high explosives in trucks with faulty brakes and wiring. The two explosives counts and other violations involve ICC regulations. The firm allegedly operated through California Arizona and as far east as Memphis Tennessee. Loyd Lanotte, VP of TSME, declined comment.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Avalanche Journal
TSME
Landette
Delton Haun to speak at Churches of Christ luncheon
Delton Haun is scheduled to speak before the Churches of Christ Men's Fellowship luncheon at Chicken Shark at noon today. L. R. Wilson also will speak.
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Churches of Christ Men's Fellowship
L. R. Wilson
Fair marks loom as Guernsey cattle judged fist. rabbit show pending
Fair officials announce livestock, agricultural and women’s buildings display red white and blue ribbons as judging wraps up. Rabbit judging by American Rabbit Breeders Assn starts 8:39 am in the indgine arena with entries moved in by Thursday night. Texas Tech Day and Reese AFB Day bring free admission for students and personnel. Matinee tickets remain for Holl daven Teeta with a Wednesday finish anticipated. A state twirling contest set for Saturday at Fair Park Coliseum features 99 entries including Carol Reed and Irene Reed.
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Corpus Christi
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Kimis
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Scott) Samson
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Tragic stillbirths and hospital notices in Norfolk area
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Rocket X-2 crash ends first flight in desert chase
The high speed X-2 rocket plane crashed five miles from its launch area after Apt fired rockets from the mother plane. Col. Arnhym confirmed contact was lost with the X-2 as a chase plane followed, with Apt's family waiting in Buffalo Kansas for word on the mission. The pilot Kincheloe had recently moved to other duties while Everest left the project for the Norfolk staff college.
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Sudan festival rally frames political event amid UN theme
Gov Clement promotes party fundraising at a Sudan rally as donations including cotton, feed, fertilizer, a carpet and fruit flood in. Notables Yarborough and Estes attend with Muleshoe Jaycees joining the event and a UNICEF program slated in City Park.
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Yarborough
Clayton Myers
Clement
George Mahon
Don Morris
Abilene Christian College
F. C. Masten
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M. A. Walker
Walter White
First Methodist
Wayne Perry
First Baptist
Babe Zaharias dies after long cancer battle in Beaumont
Famed athlete Babe Zaharias dies in Beaumont after a protracted battle with cancer. Her life spans golf and track fame, Olympic tryouts, and seven golf titles. Family and public figures mourn as tributes pour in, with President Eisenhower lauding her gallant fight and a fund launched to support cancer research.
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Water supply for 100 years seen in High Plains outlook
Former Lubbock mayor Muriel R. Tripp told stockholders at High Plains Credit Corp meeting that with proper conservation and modest extraction, the High Plains water supply could endure a century. He urged continued farming and municipal use while noting future development of a regional water line system. Gilbert Cocanougher and Williame chaired the event launching the stock sale campaign.
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Stevenson Attacks GOP On Bread and Circus Line
In a London broadcast Peter Ward, a 30 year old nobleman once linked to Princess Margaret’s circle, announced plans to marry Clare Baring as political jabs fly over Eisenhower Democrats and Roosevelt. Ward’s engagement adds to royal era intrigue amid campaign rhetoric.
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Vienna Gangsters Fail To Free Pals In Prison Attack
Vienna report says gangsters attempted a prison attack to free associates but failed. Authorities describe a violent incident with limited details and unclear motives amid ongoing investigations.
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