Adlai Controversy Flares Anew In Washington
Life magazine charged the Kennedy White House opened doors to reporters who assisted in a Cuban crisis chronology. It disputed the Alsop Bartlett Post piece, said Stevenson did not back a base swap and supported a strong U.S. stance. Stevenson called the matter closed after a letter from Kennedy expressing regret.
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API
Adlai Stevenson
White House
U.N
Life Magazine
Kennedy
Charles Bartlett
Bartlett
Stewart Alsop
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Post
Life
Time - Life
Washington Bureau
John L. Steele
Alsop-Bartlett
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
Cuba
U.S
U.N. Ambassdors
Steele
Adlai
Alsop-Barrett
Death Visits Texas 15 Die In Traffic
A weekend UPI tally shows at least 21 deaths nationwide with 15 in traffic. Fort Worth saw a three car crash killing Laris McBee and Carl Kuykendall. other fatalities occurred in Dallas, Farwell, and El Paso.
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Texas
United Press International
South Fort Worth
Laris L. McBee
Carl W. Kuykendall
Fort Worth
VFW Set to Meet Tuesday at Veterans Building
The Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a 7:30 p m meeting Tuesday at the Veterans Building the only December gathering. District 13 VFW Convention will be hosted here in March inviting overseas World War II veterans and others with overseas service and honorable discharges to join. Commander George A Robinson notes eligibility and admittance rules.
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VFW
George A- Robinson
Rebels Fight British Rule In North Borneo
Singapore reports Britain airlifted fresh troops to Brunei Sarawak and North Borneo to halt TNKU attacks as rebels overran Seria and fought government forces. Azahari vowed to continue the revolt while TNKU claims 30 000 fighters pro Indonesian stance noted.
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Singapore
UPI
Britain
Brunei
Sarawak
Borneo
North Borneo National Army
TNKA
Seria
Limbang
Weston
Shell Oil Co
Manila
A. Mohar Azahari
Brunei People’s Party
Azahari
TNKU
Indonesia
Texas Highway Commission to hear 287 four-lane plan
Four county commissioners and a district official meet to seek Highway Commission approval for converting highway 287 into a four-lane route. Childress County estimates right‑of‑way costs at 80 000 to 100 000 dollars with bond financing likely.
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Texas Highway Commision
Austin
Leonard King
Hall
Donley
Hardeman
Childress County
Palmer Massey
Highway Commission
Nehru rejects Red China terms in border war stand
Prime Minister Nehru warned parliament the India China border dispute could last five years or more. He rejected Beijing withdrawal terms while urging possible international court scrutiny and insisting China withdraw from 2,500 to 15,000 square miles of claimed territory.
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RPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red China
Nehru
India
World Court
The
Hague
Peking Radio
Peking
China
1962 Cotton Estimates Up
The Agriculture Department places 1962 U.S. cotton crop at 14.723 million bales, up 1.3 percent from November. Yields average 455 pounds lint per acre, with 15.521 million acres harvested from 16.296 million planted. The 1963 national allotment is set at 16.25 million acres, down about 10 percent. farmers vote Tuesday on marketing quotas. Cottonseed output is forecast at 6.14 million tons.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Privitt Named To State Historical Survey Committee
Sam Privitt was appointed this morning by the State Historical Survey Committee by Governor Price Daniel. The group was created to preserve Texas history and Privitt, from the Panhandle, will replace Robert C. Wells who resigned. a meeting is set for January 7 in Galveston.
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Sam Privitt
State Historical Survey Committee
Price Daniel
Privitt
Daniel
Historical Survey Committee
Southwest
Texas
Panhandle
Galveston
Robert C. Wells
Kingsville
Manufacturers Expect About 500 Million Sales Gain Next Year
UPI reports the Commerce Department estimates a roughly 500 million dollar rise in first quarter 1963 sales based on a survey. Fourth quarter 1962 sales are forecast at 101 billion dollars, setting a quarterly high and surpassing the prior period by 500 million.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department
Legion Meeting Called For Tuesday Night
The American Legion will hold a called meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow night led by Commander Jeff Henderson. All members should attend as the Post discusses important matters for members and Childress citizens. The meeting replaces the next Tuesday schedule and Frank Buster notes the post exceeds 300 members, the largest early bird count in years, with two state awards earned and a membership drive continuing until January 1. After that date dues increase 50 cents to cover national assessment.
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American Legion
Jeff Henderson
Childress
Frank Buster
Buster
Youth Not Injured When Car Hits Bridge
Kirby Campbell twenty year old son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Campbell was not injured when his car struck a bridge abatement on State Highway 256 near the Childress Hall county line about midnight last night. Campbell was returning home from Amarillo and said he apparently dozed off. His auto was heavily damaged.
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Fort Worth
Robert Wayne Stevens
Baytown
Robert Wadele
Alvin
Pearland
Fay Griffin
Dallas
Johnny Depp
Bovina
Tex
Farwell
William D. Hart
el Paso
Robert Flowers
Green Bay Packers
Big Spring
Paul David Mosley
Floyd Mosley
Jal
N. M
Brownwood
Walter M. Bohler
Silsbee
Kirby Campbell
Cliff Campbell
Childress Hall County
Young Campbell
Amarillo
Huff Fined for Disturbing the Peace in JP Court
Howard Huff was fined the maximum of 200 dollars plus court costs in the Justice of the Peace Court this morning for disturbing the peace. Huff was arrested by city police Sunday night.
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Howard Huff
Justice of the Peace Court
Huff
Council Meets Tonight at City Hall
The City Council will convene tonight at 7 30 p m to discuss local matters and schedule future sessions. The meeting set features remarks from council members and potential agenda items for the upcoming week.
Soviet unveils 1963 peacetime budget high in history
In Moscow the Soviet Union announced its 1963 budget of 86.1 billion rubles, with defense at 13.9 billion. Government income for 1963 is planned at 87.6 billion rubles. predicted 1962 figures were 82.7 billion rubles. Officials said military spending would remain a high priority next year as deputies met to review the economic plan and foreign policy.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Vasili Garbuzov
Supreme Soviet
Garbuzov
Veniamin Dymshuts
Anne Gromyko
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Uniontown
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McClellandtown
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