Fugit Urged by Editorial Endorsement for Ector County Judge
An unsigned editorial urges Ector County voters to elect Gerald K. Fugit as county judge, outlining the role as budget officer and presiding officer over the commissioners court. It stresses honesty, integrity, legal knowledge, and commitment to local self government, urging a responsible turnout Saturday.
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Ector County
Commissioners Court
Board of Equalization
Gerald K. Fugit
Women rally in Washington over food packaging and ads
About a hundred women gathered in Washington for a symposium on food concerns. They attacked packaging and advertising practices from cereal toy promos to jars with hard to open tops. The event highlights how women drive much of the nation’s high standard of living.
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Washington
Nation's Press View on Western Freedom Over Communist Propaganda
The Nation's Press column rebukes Khrushchev for stirring fear of Soviet overtaking and cites Dr. Bruno Kreisky of Austria as arguing Western production will not stagnate. Kreisky stresses moral, religious foundations and liberty as keys to Western progress, contrasting them with what he calls the Communist robot state.
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Chicago Daily Tribune
Soviet Union
Bruno Kreisky
Austria
Poland
Kremlin
Dr. Kreisky
Khrushchev
United States
Fidence
Kreisky
Benedetto Croce
Khrushchev faces Soviet strains amid U S overflights
In Washington Khrushchev’s anti American rhetoric masks Moscow’s anxiety over weak Soviet air defenses and radar. U S reconnaissance flights reveal deeper Soviet strengths than thought, while Khrushchev uses external threat to cover domestic economic woes and social unrest including riots in Tiflis.
Office Cat On Farm Subsidies And Cash Checks
A timid bride to be hesitates over gifts as rent control ends. The piece recounts large government crop subsidy payments to rice barley and wheat growers, with checks rising above half a million dollars each. It notes 67 farmers receiving 50 000 plus for land withdrawals and daily storage costs over 1 million dollars.
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Bry
Wall Rogers
Senate Eyes Big Rise in Defense Budget After Summit
Senators from Appropriations and Armed Services push for a 1 to 1.5 billion boost to the defense budget in response to the U-2 incident and Cold War pressures. Proposals include airborne SAC alert funding, Polaris submarines, NIKE ZEUS missiles, Army modernization, and a faster bomber program, with White House caution on CIA oversight and intelligence leaks.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations
Armed Services Committees
U.S
House
Strategic Air Command
West
Eisenhower
Thomas Power
SAC
Congress
Air Force
Britain
France
Pakistan
John McCormack
Mass
Moscow
Styles Bridges
NLH
State Department
White House
CIA
Mike Marsfield
D. Mont
Soviet Broadcast Attacks U S Brinkmanship and Plans
Viktorov reports on May 14 that U S rulers tolerate gangsterism yet cannot make it international law. He cites espionage, aircraft incursions, and the Khrushchev summit, urging Washington to renounce brinkmanship. Powers flight details and accusations of Soviet vigilance frame a tense Cold War exchange.
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U. S
United States
Soviet Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Macmillan
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
U.S
Bids For A Smile 1 seeks meeting with general manager
A reader reports an instruction to locate the general manager named Perkins this afternoon. Follow a corridor past a Keep Out sign, pass a closed door, then enter a passage to find a poster reading Quiet and call out for Perkins. The sequence ends with yelling for him.
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Menager
Perkins
Foreign Aid Debate Grows After Malinovsky Threats
The article outlines polarized views on U.S. foreign aid spending as Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky warned allies against harboring U2 bases. It notes the two lobbying camps, a potential shift toward a token cut, and President Eisenhower’s appeals amid Congress’ scrutiny of the four billion dollar aid program.
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Wahington
Malinovsky
Hel
Congress
Ike
Citizens Foreign Aid Committee
Toock
Walter Hamischfeger
Milwaukee
Norway
Pakistan
Frontiers of of Freedom
U.S
Paris
Ske
Barbs and remarks spark chatter in Odessa nightlife
A lighthearted column notes how gossip travels through the Odessa neighborhood and contrasts simple truths with overblown restaurant fuss, framing everyday remarks as remarkably plain and mildly humorous. The piece appears in the Odessa American on Friday June 3, 1960.
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The
Odessa
Notable Answers From a Historic Q A Riddled Page
Questions and answers recount famed tales from piracy to aviation legends. Jean Laffite’s pardon allegedly led to a life in exile and privateer activity. European lapwing accomplished a record Atlantic crossing of about 2,200 miles to Labrador in 1927. Zanesville is famed for a Y shaped bridge at the Muskingum and Licking rivers junction.
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Jean Laffite
Yucatan
Birdlore
Labrador
Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum and
Licking Rivers
Odessa American: daily paper rates and address details
Published daily except Saturday by The Odessa American at 222 East Fourth St. Entered in the Odessa post office as second class matter under act of March 3, 1879. Telephone FE 7-4551. Subscription rates by carrier 35 cents a week for Odessa and County. Subscriptions: $38 one year, $10 six months, $5 three months, $1.75 one month. Single copy rates: 5 and 15 cents Sunday.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
Uodestsa
Cotor County
Crossword Puzzle Clue Ids From A Confused Page
Puzzle fragments show garbled clues and misread letters. The reader faces distorted entries such as Oven space forest chare and Giblical character, with several numbers and names unreadable.
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Nation’s Press
Christian Economics
Jegitova
Info Con
Ministry of Education
Unesco
Secondary Educational Divisioo
Belgium
Europe
National Review
Pentagon
U-2
Charles C
Chip) Bohlen
Yalta
Bohlen
Nixon
U.S. Department of Labor
Tiflis
TG Mannie
Allen-Scott Report
Everett Dirksen, Jr
Paul Scott
Viktorov
Qa Pravda
Ussr
Francis Gary Powers
Special Air Detachment
Incircaik
Adana
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
Black Sea
Capitol
Frontiers
Averell Harriman
Daniel A. Poling
Harnischfeger
George E. Stratemeyer
Bonner Fellers
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame
Your Freedom Newspaper
DCAN
Wonder
Winalngs
Morzer Factory
Trench &L
Raven's Note
Tangin Cheere
Peheld
Wallaba
Vick
Stantic
Wand
Quarrela Heatearen Cians
You
Rae Singer
Leaderol
Fury
Made Happy Ax
Vigor
Body
Fiz
I24
Jude
Fir
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