Old Plans and Farm Life Theme at Panhandle South Plains Fair
At the Pan handle South Plains Fair visitor A Nipper recalls a farming life while viewing pioneer implements. The fair draws about 120 441 attendees by midweek as exhibits including a mule drawn planter showcase evolving farming methods.
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Avalanche Journal Star
A. Nipper
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Revival speech opens Decade of Dynamic Discipleship in Texas
Bishop Arthur J. Moore led a revival in Lubbock with about 2,200 attendees highlighting a drive for Methodism in the Northwest Texas Conference. Lodge campaigned in Texas praising United Nations leadership and nominating Nixon, drawing crowds from Midland to El Paso.
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Texas
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Arthur J. Moore
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Tampa
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Shivers Forms Democrats for Nixon and Lodge Org
Texas former governor Allan Shivers launches Democrats for Nixon and Lodge in a statewide address blasting the 1960 Democratic platform as socialist. He recalls party shifts in 1952 and 1956 and attacks Senator Lyndon B. Johnson as a liberal cipher. He urges supporters to write him in Austin and endorses a conservative Democratic line.
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Texas
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Suspect Detained in Probe of Nazi Leader Case
Argentine interior minister says federal police detained a man named Fleguer or F leguer in Zarate and brought him to Buenos Aires to verify if he is Martin Bormann the fugitive Hitler aide missing since Berlin’s fall. Officials say the arrest followed a police tip and may relate to Bormann.
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Combe Dictionary Colony A Distant Land In Exchange For Raw Materials
A brief feature echoes a colonial dynamic criticizing a distant land often treated as a source of raw materials. The piece notes economic imbalances and calls for awareness of exploitation in global trade relationships.
Spaceflight tests underway for Soviet spaceman candidate
Vladimir Timakov said in Tass interview that a Russian spaceman is undergoing careful tests for a controlled flight from Earth. The candidate is slight build and of medium height, with focus on muscular and nervous system development and possible CNS corrective pills if needed.
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Moscow
Soviet Medical Academy
Earth
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Tass
Skaya Pravda
Outer Space
Timakov
Mos
Twining Says U S Can Destroy Russia and China
Air Force Gen Nathan F Twining, retiring as Joint Chiefs chair, told New York reporters the United States can now destroy Russia and China if attacked and warned the Cold War may last years until a clear winner emerges. He said the struggle is too large and deadly for compromise.
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China
Twining
Jas
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Attendant Fights Off Gunman At Station
V D Rutherford, a 49 year old service station attendant, confronted a masked gunman during a late night holdup and charged at him after the assailant declared a robbery. He subdued the thief and prevented the robbery at the station.
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Avalanche-Journal
V. D. Rutherford
Rutherford
Lubbock
Titan fires Titan 5000 miles at Ascension test
The Air Force launched a Titan rocket 5000 miles from Cape Canaveral as an Army Pershing two stage missile failed to launch. The Titan reached a true course simulating a warhead delivery with a data capsule recovered at sea.
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Macmillan Plans Urgent Appeal to Khrushchev at UN
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan aims to press Khrushchev for dialogue on disarmament and world security at the UN General Assembly. The strategy seeks open Western engagement while opposing Khrushchev's push to expand the Menace Disarmament Committee.
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Nations
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Howkey
Eisenhower
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Castro party leaves hotel in Harlem after stay
Fidel Castro and 61 companions checked out of the Hotel Theresa in Harlem after occupying 40 of its 300 rooms. They left behind garb age and unkempt conditions, ate mostly outside, and brought meals from Cuba and a Havana Hilton source. The party used a two burner hot plate and faced a cleanup by hotel staff.
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Fidel Castro
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Harlem
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UN Accepts Ike Plan to Aid Africa and Congo Debate
The United States won General Assembly support for President Eisenhower five point plan to aid Africa and ensure independence. The 26 nation steering committee also backed debating the Congo issue while Khrushchev urged decolonization of all remaining colonies.
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United Nations
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