Western Berlin compromise outlined by Western ministers
Western Western ministers report a new compromise offer to counter Soviet demands. The plan envisions a Big Four commission to curb Berlin crisis, allows limited East West German talks, and keeps German reunification and peace pact discussions tied to any Berlin deal. Moscow may reject the package.
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Geneva
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Germany
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Gromyko
Russia
Germany
Tool Pusher Dies in Crash in Pampa Area
Jack W. Pritchartt of Spearman was killed in a one car crash on U.S. Highway 60 ten miles east of Pampa about 11 30 p.m. Saturday. He worked as a tool pusher for Baker and Taylor Amarillo drilling contractors and had lived in Spearman over five years. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Union Church in Spearman with burial at Munhall Cemetery.
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Pampa
Jack W. Pritchartt
Spearman
Here
Pritchartt
Pritchard
Baker and Taylor
Amarillo
Mulhall
Oklo
Mildred
Jack J
Michael
Rebecca
K. S. Pritchard
Paul
Perry
Okla
Erwin
Cashion
Alva
Cresent
Doyle
Marvin
Guthrie
John
Arlington
Union Church
Calvin Spring
Munhall Cemetery
Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Texas League results show Amarillo 4 5 Corpus Christi 2 4 Victoria 4 Austin 3 Tulsa at San Antonio postponed by rain. National League scores include Los Angeles 8 Philadelphia 4 and Pittsburgh 3 San Francisco 2 with curfew postponement. American League totals: New York 6 6 Chicago 2 4 Washington 7 5 Kansas City 0 6 Boston 6 3 Cleveland 5 Baltimore 2 Detroit 1.
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Amarillo
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Tulsa
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Hub Clothiers Robbery Turns Armed Hold Up on Sunday Morning
Co owner Charles W Smith surprised a safe cracker at Hub Clothiers 604 Polk. The bandit held him at gunpoint tied him up with tape and air mattresses then called Smiths wife to alert her. No theft occurred as money remained in safes. Continued on next page.
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Charles W
Chuck) Smith
Parker
Hub Clothiers
Polk
Smith
Boy Scout Department
Johnson mounts campaign of anti deficit spending figures
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson mobilizes a propaganda push to frame Congress as trimming $10.6 billion from Eisenhower budget requests over five years. He expands a table of figures in newsletters and speeches while tussling with party leadership and National Chairman Paul M. Butler over moderating the party line. Former Senator Scott Lucas supports Johnson in the dispute as Joseph S. Clark calls for party unity. Butler defends his critique as lacking White House backing but insists it should influence lawmakers despite the presidency being held by Republicans.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Congress
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate Democrats
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Scott Lucas
Joseph S. Clark
Fire Sweeps Mesa Verde Canyon in National Park
A major fire in Mesa Verde National Park swept a rugged canyon, burning about 1500 acres of sagebrush and pinyon cedar. Some 200 Zuni Indian firefighters joined 100 federal park and forest service personnel amid rugged terrain, with crews reporting limited progress on two fronts.
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Cortez
Colo
Mesa Verde National Park
New Mexico
Federal Park and Forest Service
Two murders and a nationwide steel strike stretch into week
A 19 year old from Huzzah and a 14 year old confided to authorities they killed storeowner Lynn Barr and a teen girl in Quaker Missouri to go out and have a big time. The same report notes federal mediators renewing efforts to resolve the steel dispute idling mills and half a million workers.
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Quaker
Premier Says Commies Face Bloody Fate
News reports from Beirut and Damascus say Iraq faced near civil war as pro Communist protests and mutinous actions in Kirkuk escalated. Iraqi Premier Kassem vowed to settle scores with Reds while military governor downplayed the clashes. At least 27 killed and 150 wounded, with mutinied troops seizing bridges and strategic points.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kirkuk
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Cairo
Damascus
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Kassem
U.A.R
Ahmed Saleh Abdi
Baghdad
Bagh
2Nd Army
Dear Editor on White House costs and party control
A letter from D. E. Scott of Wellington argues White House expenses rise with party control shifts and cites a neighbor’s debt and a budget balance claim. He notes the tenant’s economy and blames personal purchases like a motorboat and shotgun for deficits.
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D. E. Scott Wellington
Desert Ordeal Ends As Family Survives With Dirt Baths
A Murray, Utah family of eight led by Virl Scott survived over two days in southeastern Utah’s desert without food or water. They rationed radiator water, ate salmon eggs bait, and dug into dirt to stay cool. Civil Air Patrol rescuers located them near Shafer Trail and airlifted them to Moab. The battered group, including six children ages 4 to 12, was cared for by doctors at Moab airport before returning home.
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Moab
Utah
Virl B. Scott
Murray
Standing Rocks
Green
Colorado
Scott
Civil Air Patrol
Catract Canyon
Dead
Horse Point
Colorado River
Mrs. Scott
Scotts
Virlene
Laurene
Diane
Byron
Duwayne
Leland
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Robbie Lou Shipp
Belgrade
Washington County
Thomas B. Allen
John Crump
John Edward Davis
Huzzah
Crump
Barr
Vallie
Ella Jo
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
R. Conrad Cooper
Finnegan
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
U. & Weather Bureau
Joe Saunders
Mark Saunders
Wayside
Joe
Jerry Kiefert
W. W. Kieffert
Martin Road
Akron
Ohio
Crossroads Report
Mr. T
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