Policy uncertainty looms as senators hear from Rusk
Two senators after a closed session with Secretary Rusk say hints of action inside the Kremlin trigger talk of a major policy decision. Humphrey and Fulbright cite Sino-Soviet differences and Molotov's return as factors fueling the conjecture. Rusk briefed on Russia, Red China, Africa, Latin America, NATO, and the UN.
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U S Asked To Use Own Grasslands
Secretary Udall, blocked from a Kansas ranch after backing a national grasslands park, is invited to Morton County where the government already owns 110000 acres of grassland. Local group led by Rep J Floyd Breeding proposes 4 Plains Park to save 5 million dollars planned for Pottawatomie County Flint Hills. study underway.
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France Considers New Restrictions In Algeria
In Algiers authorities warn measures curtailing civil liberties may be needed as clashes erupt between Moslems and French settlers. 246 killed since Jan 1, with attacks across Algiers and Oran, including an OAS-linked execution squad.
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Disaster cult predicts world catastrophe on February fourth
In Cleator Arizona a group calling itself Understanding, Inc. claims 22 adults from California and elsewhere have fled to the Bradshaw mountains to escape a foretold apocalypse tied to a planetary conjunction. They cite space sources and an astrologer linked to the group who warned of nature storms, earthquakes, wars, and economic collapse on Feb. 4. The group, led by Isaphene McGuire, has roots in Santa Cruz and Pasadena, and publishes a magazine edited by Daniel W. Fry.
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Keith Named Amarillo Assistant Police Chief
Amarillo appoints James William Keith 37 to assistant chief after two days of testing. Keith has led the service division for five years and will head the line division replacing Claude B. Evans. He joined the force March 16, 1949 and is a World War II Navy veteran.
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Claude B. Evans
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Alexander
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Hormone Cure Idea Draws Mock Alarm in Dear Editor
In a letter from Wellington reader D. E. Scott, concerns are raised about a science idea to calm livestock with a hormone and the possibility of testing similar doses on people. He suggests the plan could be a government economy effort to spare costs, even for military leaders, by removing the need for restraints.
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Nearby Areas
Amarillo shows clear conditions with 14 days of sun in a 15 day period. Comparatives note readings at 3 PM on Monday with visibility and wind in mph. Other cities listed include Houston and Dallas with varied visibility and wind.
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Portugal accuses UN bias. Portugal to skip debate at UN
Ambassador Vasco Vieira Garin denounces a UN Angola debate as biased and says Portugal will not participate in the session while reserving the right to respond later. The walkout follows proposals by Poland and Bulgaria to condemn Portugal for colonial war. Garin vows to return to clarify charges.
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Indian youth freed as court curbs paleface law reach
The Supreme Court ruled Indian ward Paul Seymour of the Colville tribe cannot be tried by Washington State for burglary near Omak inside a reservation. British judges studying American appellate courts observed as the court declared federal authority over Indian crimes on reservations.
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England
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Congress
Midwest snowstorm grounds schools and stalls travel
A severe cold wave and a fresh major snowstorm hit the Midwest shutting many schools and hindering highway travel. Ice coated roads in western Massachusetts forced school closures for about 10,000 children, while in the South and Texas Rio Grande Valley producers faced crop losses and rising prices. Chicago and Muskegon logged substantial snowfall as crews strained to keep main streets and buses running amid a prolonged winter system.
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Dutch Ships Sink Indonesian Boats Off New Guinea
The Netherlands Navy reports destroyers intercepted three Indonesian torpedo boats off southern New Guinea. Two were sunk and the third driven off after Indonesians fired first. About 70 survivors were rescued, indicating an invasion mission toward West New Guinea.
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Kennedy cites Western unity and civil rights progress in first year
President Kennedy highlights Western unity as the most heartening fact of his first year in office. He notes failure to halt nuclear testing as a major disappointment and urges a neutral, independent Laos while praising civil rights gains and urging steel contract talks to avert a strike. He urges unity against leftist dictatorships and references Berlin, Vietnam, and other global flashpoints. Kennedy calls for rapid study on increasing scientific manpower and continues talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin.
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Llewellyn Thompson
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Rodeo Ducats Go on Sale at Amarillo Stock Show
Ticket sales open for the Amarillo Stock Show Rodeo with box office at the fairgrounds. Prices range 2.50 2 and 1.50 for box seats reserved and general admission per performance. Chute gates open 8 p m Saturday for the first of five performances. More than 300 Southwest amateur cowboys attend. producer is L D Ward of Trinidad Colorado. Until Saturday admission to the fairgrounds is free.
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Farm to Market Road Bill Clears Legislature for Daniel
The House passed the farm to market road construction and maintenance bill and sent it to Gov. Price Daniel for signature. It restores a 15 million 1963 appropriation, sets a 23 million annual minimum, and allows up to half the road bond fund for upkeep, expanding the network toward 36 thousand miles.
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Amarillo and Northwest Texas Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
Weather bulletin shows clear to partly cloudy skies across Amarillo and vicinity with a warming trend tonight turning colder by Wednesday afternoon. North and extreme northern sections will see similar trends with cooler highs, while New Mexico reports partly cloudy skies and variable temperatures.
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