Rioters Burn USIA Library In Tripoli Lebanon
Rioters estimated near 900 attacked the US Information Agency library in Tripoli amid clashes with security forces. Reports vary on deaths from four to more than twenty. no Americans were harmed and a curfew was imposed as authorities restored order.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S. Information Agency
Tripoli
U. S
Presbyterian Tripoli Women's College
U.S
Robert McClintock
Snyder Spotlight: Local Ballot and Community News
Snyder reports a heated Democratic primary ballot with nine candidates in precinct 4 and eight in precinct 2 while precincts 1 and 3 vote in 1960. The article notes hot 94 degree days, school bids totaling 426 918 for the new high school project, PTA scholarship file plans, and the National Guard Armory now in use. A Hart Texas resident mails a Snyder directory and lost items found on a highway seek return to their owner.
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Scurry County
PTA
Snyder
Curt Wise
Carter Parkes
National Guard
Armory
the Daily News
M. F. McRee
Hart
Tex
Pat
Soviet Chief Cancels Yugoslavia Visit Amid Feud
Belgrade Soviet leader Voroshilov cancelled a planned visit to Yugoslavia as Moscow cited Nasser’s extended stay in the USSR. Observers link the move to a growing split with Yugoslav independence from Kremlin control and a Pravda push against Titoism. Ivan Zamchevsky delivered the news after talks in Moscow. Yugoslavs offered no immediate reaction.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Klementi Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Russia
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Yugoslav Communist Party
Pravda
Ivan Zamchevsky
Moscow
Khrushchev Replies to Eisenhower on Disarmament Talks
Khrushchev sent a new letter to President Eisenhower delaying technical studies on disarmament control. He previously turned down the April proposal, arguing political agreements should come first. The latest message arrived via Soviet Ambassador Menshikov at the State Department.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
State Department
Mikhail Menshikov
Hail Fails From Oranges Size Smacks West Texas Ranch
Isolated thunderstorms drove hail up to orange size across West Texas and the Panhandle. Hail battered Boys Ranch near San Angelo and baseball size hail fell southeast of San Angelo. Plane windshield damaged near Abilene as storms eyed Junction and Wichita Falls. Weather Bureau warned of severe storms and 120 mile danger zone from southwest of San Angelo to Wichita Falls through 9 p.m.
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Pelt Boys Ranch
San Angelo
West Texas
Panhandle
Boys Ranch
San
Abilene
Junction
Wichita Falls
Weather Bureau
Quanah
Farwell
Bovina
Sonora
Eden
Mineral Wells
Bridgeport
Novak's budding romance with Trujillo heir shocks Hollywood
San Francisco social scene swirls as Kim Novak reveals a budding romance with Rafael Trujillo Jr., a 29 year old Dominican lieutenant general with six children and a wife. Novak says she may return a Mercedes Benz gift while admitting fondness for Trujillo, who enjoys hamburgers and drive ins, though they have not discussed marriage.
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San Francisco
Kim Novak
Rafael Trujillo
Hollywood
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Miss Novak
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Hollywood Cafe
U.S. Command and General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
New York
Miss Gabor
Trujillo
Khrushchev May Buy West Machinery to Boost Soviet Goods
Western officials say Khrushchev could procure Western machinery to lift consumer goods output but may use such orders to strain Western unity. He aims to expand chemical industry and plastics with help from Western technicians, while tensions over Yugoslavia and summit talks complicate trade aims.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Khrushchev
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
State Department
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
West Germany
Kremlin
Red China
Tito
Five Young Persons Killed In Collision Near Broken Arrow
Five youths died Saturday in a splintering crash when their car was sheared under the trailer of a large oil transport truck near Broken Arrow in Tulsa County. Identified by the highway patrol were Lonnie Marshall, 20, Muskogee. Roe Claud Chisolm, 18, Muskogee. Patricia Beauhaus, 19, Tulsa. Lester Earl Hamson, 19, Bartlesville. Louise Mead, 19, Sand Springs.
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Broken Arrow
Okla
Tulsa County
Highway Patrol
Lonnie Marshall
Muskogee
Roe Claud Chisolm
Patricia Beauhaus
Tulsa
Lester Earl Hamson
Bartlesville
Louise Mead
Sand Springs
Weather Summary for Snyder and Texas Regions
Readings show Friday high 79 low 55 with 7 30 am Saturday 57 in Snyder. South Central Texas partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms in the northwest, a few thundershowers elsewhere Sunday and Monday. West Texas partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with scattered afternoon and nighttime storms mainly Pecos Valley eastward. No significant temperature changes overall.
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Snyder
Texas
Pecos Valley
Easy Cash Prize Silhouette Contest Near Snyder
Local notice promotes a $350 cash prize silhouette contest by Jack Ellis also known as The Silhouette Artist. It teases a quick fun event for readers and hints at a “Know Your Business Leaders” feature in Snyder, with shopping money as the goal.
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Jack Ellis
Snyder
Reuther Pushes Binding Arbitration On UAW Demands
Walter Reuther urged binding arbitration for UAW demands including profit sharing. He proposed a five member panel with a neutral fifth, to avoid price increases. GM Ford Chrysler rejected arbitration and profit sharing, citing losses and optics amid a stalled 1958 bargaining layout.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Reuther
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Kefauver
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Congress
Douglas
Mamie Dodges All Questions On Nixon in St. Louis
Mamie Fisenhower ducked reporters questions about the stoning of Vice President Nixon in Peru as she traveled through St. Louis Saturday with I wouldn’t know anything about that. She said the President is in fine health and that he and their grandchildren saw the first lady off on the train in Washington.
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ST. Louis
Mamie Fisenhower
Nixon
Peru
Washington
Nixon's European goodwill trip under review
The Eisenhower administration may reassess Vice President Nixon's planned goodwill tour of European capitals later this summer amid demonstrations in Latin America. Senators Mansfield and Aiken warn hostile crowds could affect U S foreign policy and aid bills, but differ on whether the trip should proceed.
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Hower
Nixon
Soviet Union
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations
Latin America
Mansfield
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Foreign Relations
Congress
United States
Aiken
Europe
Peru
Nixon visits Quito as 10000 cheer kickoff
Vice President Nixon rode through Quito and was cheered by about 10,000 spectators at a soccer game kickoff. He outlined a Latin America policy review and discussed former President Plaza's loan proposal as an alternative to new aid grants. He noted Lima unrest may push Communist tactics to change.
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Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Lima
Peru
United States
Latin America
Galo Plaza Laso
Plaza
U.S
Weeks Advisers Oppose Tax Cut Amid Recession Talk
Secretary of Commerce Weeks reported his Business Advisory Council members favor a five year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act and oppose a quick general tax cut by a roughly three to one margin. He noted a split during a closed session after a special anti recession study recommended delaying broad tax cuts.
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Sterling F. Green
Weeks
Congres
Commerce Secretary
BAC
Harlow Curtice
General Motors Corp
Russia
C. Douglas Dillon
Free World
United States
Zimmerman Named County Chairman of Scurry Traffic Safety Council
Bill Zimmerman, county juvenile probation officer and former state highway patrolman, was elected county chairman of the Scurry County Traffic Safety Council. The group aims to promote traffic safety through public safety education, school safety work, and traffic hazard studies with appointed traffic spotters to remind at risk drivers. The board of directors will meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce office to appoint committee chairmen.
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Bill Zimmerman
Scurry County
Zimmerman
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Highway
Joe Williamson
L. M. Dawson
O. B. Paty
Roy Sallee
T. A. Echols
M. E. Stanfield
Roy Meador
Roy McCloskey
B. W. Dunnam
H. G. Towle
John W. Leftwich
Theo Lamb
I. C. Williamson
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Grand Canyon
Lee Watson
The
Associated Press
Flight East
Novak
Silhouette
By A. F. Mahan, JR
L. L. Colbert
Henry Ford II
Mamie
Feisen
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