Nuclear tests and anti missile rumors spark Cold War debate
The piece cites Dr. Edward Teller and Joint Chiefs of Staff as suspects in Russia's anti missile program with Lenin grad alleged as a base. It argues Khrushchev seeks a test ban to freeze U S weapon development and push trade, while warning against concessions harming Eastern Europe and unborns.
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Europe
Bonner waits to see Texas governor on civil rights
In Austin Booker T. Bonner a Black waiter sat in the reception room of Gov. John Connally vowing to wait until he could discuss civil rights in Texas. An aide said the governor was away.
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Booker T. Bonner
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John Connally
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Two Reds Killed in Clash in Skopje Disaster
Rescue teams pulled two confirmed dead from the wrecked Skopje railroad tunnel as massive casualties were reported. Officials said thousands were believed trapped or missing, with widespread destruction across the city of about 200,000.
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Yugoslavia
Austin waiter starts one man civil rights protest at Connally office
Austin waiter Bonner, a Black civil rights activist, begins a sit in at Governor Connally's Austin office after a two hour talk with a top aide. He vows daily demonstrations this week unless Connally meets him, and says 20 to 100 supporters could join. Connally is away in Houston with no comment. Bonner belongs to several Black groups but says he represents no single organization.
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American soldiers, North Korean troops die in Korea clash
A U N command says six miles inside South Korea a clash killed two U S soldiers and two North Korean troops and a Korean police officer died. An American and a North Korean were wounded as US casualties climbed in two days to three dead and two wounded. The 1st Cavalry Division pressed patrols near the DMZ and Munsan Ni as names of the dead were released.
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1St Cavalry Division
U.N
Korean National Police
Korea
Elderly Texhoma farmer candidate and local notes
This item highlights J F Lyle of Texhoma aged 685 who still farms his land and tends cattle while living in town. The Lyles moved to Texhoma about 50 years ago and recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
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Amarillo TV Station Sold Amid Local Notes
The Amarillo station KVII-TV has been sold to Southwest States Inc. led by Jack C. Vaughn and Cecil L. Trigg. Funds are being raised by the American Red Cross for Yugoslav earthquake victims. Public hearing on Potter County’s 1964 budget is set for August 12.
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Kvii-Tv
Amarillo
John B. Walton, Jr
Monahans
Jack C. Vaughn
Cecil L. Trigg
Southwest States, Inc
Yugoslavia
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Commissioners Court
Reopening bid stalls at Middlewell School meeting
Efforts to reopen the Middlewell school southwest of Dumas failed at a Dumas meeting though pledges to explore options to keep the one teacher were made. Other notes include a water heater blast in Liberal Kansas and Red Cross and political items in the region.
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Dumas
Editor letter on air conditioning harming outdoor recreation
Dear Editor a reader complains that progress has ruined outdoor recreation and made him dread venturing into hot dusty air for golf or fishing. He threatens to quit touring and urges better portal to portal air conditioning for national parks like Yellowstone and Grand Canyon.
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Udall
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Weather and scattered notes from 1943 Armaoiio report
A fragmented 1943 item records wind visibility and sky conditions for Armaoiio with scattered city names including Houston Dallas Oklahoma City and others. The text mixes numbers days and phrases without clear events.
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Houston
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Blast Flings Man From Trailer in Kansas Farm Accident
Fred Burscheidt, an employee of Rich and Kenneth Pittman, was asleep in a farm trailer northwest of Liberal Kansas when a blast from a faulty water heater sent him through the wall into weeds. He escaped with minor bruises as a heavy rainstorm drenched the area and a knife was driven into the trailer. The trailer was nearly destroyed.
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Fred Burscheidt
Kan
Liberal
Here
Burscheidt
Richad
Kenneth Pittman
Weather Summary Amarillo and Vicinity and Northern New Mexico
Weather bureau forecast shows partly cloudy skies in Amarillo and northwest Texas with isolated to scattered rain showers mainly this afternoon. Northern New Mexico expected afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms mainly in mountains and eastern areas with warmer conditions locally.
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Texas
New Mexico
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