Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 6, 1960 Page: 4 of 8
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Action Of Neutrals During ON
Assembly Session Bit Puzzling
Jnd that makes one ious bastj.
, ^ 4-Brev.kenr.dye American WLDNliSDAY, OCT 'j, I %0
Car Of Moonshine /v,ne;u(l,he sou,h edse (" u",7s
# last night.
Seized In Dallas
i "i tor whom security must
• 'it'u. lie went home di en-
to spedK He said his
iit tne L'nited Nation
inin ot some of the opti-
natt felt on his arrival. I
"pinion, the atmosphere of .
■ war has been intensified.
''' 1101 l°s' all hope, though. J
'■><> be a favorable turn, he '
i' 'he big powers pay heed i
neutral blot- 0f nations. i
b<" a long story con- ,
•nth all this It has seemed
1 the neutrals should get
on this occasion. They |
>• so forward in the past
• ■ could have accomplish- •
' .it ileal How i& that all of '
n Tito of Yugoslavia, Pre-
\,isser of the United Arab
Nkruma of Ghana, Suka- j
tonesia managed to come {
tor a task of this impor-
Minister Nehru of India
"n his arrival to get in-
i i neutralist maneuver. He
Ins mind after a few days |
• 1 his name to the plea I
1'ifSident Kisenhower and
I emier Khrushchev.
• •lief in some quarters Is)
• ' foreign office kind of J
■ ■ i such a move through
i channels. These lnfor- '
" In ve that Khrushchev I
meeting with Klsenhower ]
ti terms.
■ v i<-e has been used in tra-
iliplomacy There is no-
us with it, acutally. Lea- I
' t>c allowed to save face. |
ie was a Russian maneu- t
.1 s'xxi thing that it fail- I
i in lie no blame for the '
tkers whether they iniUat-j
- on their own or were ask- .
ik - the move But there are
itinent angles Tito has be-'
lemlly with Khrushchev a-j
• r a freeze that lasted at )
' ouple of years Sukarno of j
i has l>een more friendly J
^'iviet I'nion than to the
i--er of the t'nited Arabs
.lined a doubtful quantity
ik'-of-war. Nkiumah of Gh- j
plan sin Africa which do
' appeal <o 'he West.
f'nme Minister Nehru j
\ himself and even he was :
* of one kind or another. I
fraid of Communist China ]
TO
LIST
CLASSIFIED
DIAL
HI 9-4413
24 Hour
Wrecker Service
Taint—Body—Glass
Radiator
Air Conditioning
I NIVKRSAL AUTO
SERVICE
if. W. Elm Ph. HI 9-4944
24 Hour Service
on Rlack and White
l'MOTO FINISHING
1 \i>t service on
Color Processing!
Cameras and Projectors
I rims and Accessories
Homme Studio
& Camera Shop
Ac-ojj from Poit Office
§e« ui tot
NN
i irst . . . pick out the car
you want to buy.
SECOND . . . find out how much
money you'll need to cover the
pur chase.
LAST ... let us make an mi*
payment loan plan for yeu «t
our low interest rates.
ITS AS SIMPLE AS THAT.
SEE OR CALL!
BLAKE JOHNSON
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone HI 9-4477
relations D.M.i \S i-
hannon- Dallas police
I Control Hoard
seize a carloac
1 lie officers found 20 one-hal
gallon ju2s of illicit liquor in lh<
A curia on a tip, car with three Negro men iron
ind Texas Liquor Athens, in Kast Texas. They heK
-t'tii• teamed to the occupants of tlit. car lor in
if moonshine whis- vestigation.
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BE'-ynW
Redeem this Coupon for ij- ! £
50 FREE
mm
Stamps
v ith the purchase
of $5.00 or mere.
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Hunt For Bandits
Turns To Mexico
l Kl PASO ? — A search for three
' bandits who posed as police offi-
i cers at.l highjacked motorists has
I switched to Juarez, Mexico. The
- bandits stopped tour cars on a
1 lonely stretch of road near Kl
Paso, Texas and robbed the trav-
elers. The trio may be the same
that operated in Arizona. Cali-
fornia and other Texas points.
o
Japanese Royalty
Reach Anchorage
Seth Low served as mayor of two ANCHORAGE .V Japan's Crown
large American cities — Brook- Prince Akihito and his Princess
lyn 11882-851 and New York < 1902-1 arrived in Anchorage, Alaska by
031. Brooklyn became a borough plane today, their last stop on a
of New ^ ork in 1898. ' two-week goodwill tour ol the Unit-
ed States Their plane " as 1$ min-
utes ahead ol schedule
They were to lay over in Anchor-
I age for an hour before heading to
Tokyo
President Zachary Taylor serv-
ed in lour wars — the War of 1812
and the Black Hawk, Seminole an 1
Mexican wars.
7 2Z&
SAFEWA
f
24-Oz.
Bottles
A refreshing beverage.
GRAPE JUICE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4
DEL MONTE DRINK - 4
46-Oz.
Cans
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PIE CHERRIES
Dei Mon!?.
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Cans
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Economical —
A Safeway Guaranteed Prcduc!".
Made from U.S.
Government Inspected Beef.
New Crop —S to M-lb. av^j. U.S.D.A.
Inspected fci v.imlesorr.encss a^d
Grada "A" Ready-fe-Cco!-;. V/ho'c.
Pork Spareri
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with Strawberries.
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Whipping Cream
Spaghetti Dinner
Chicken Noodle Dinner
Instant Coffee tews
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45*
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Veal Cutlets
Sliced Bacon
Pork Sansage
Pork Roast
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Pancake Mix
sweet, energy pecked
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Sweet cream buttermiff.
31«
63*
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24-Ox.
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Pillsbury Dest Flour For bttinf
Nu Made Salad Oil
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Twill Rolls 21*
Buttermilk Bread i,!129c
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Creamy or Chunlty.
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TEMPEST TUNA
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Apricot, Crape, Peach cr Strawberry.
Gratetf
Light Meaf.
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Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 6, 1960, newspaper, October 6, 1960; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth136007/m1/4/: accessed May 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.