Rusk Reports Soviet Removals From Cuba and Wariness on Inspections
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said some Russians are leaving Cuba and more Soviet ships are en route but refused to assess if Moscow is meeting its pledge to remove thousands of troops by next Friday. He warned of threats to Saudi Arabia and Jordan amid regional revolts and defended a nuclear test ban, noting the need to balance risks against a broader arms race. Rusk cited ongoing disputes over on site inspection details and said the U.S. believes it can detect sneak tests but acknowledges the possibility of very small underground tests. He also said U.S. citizens in Syria remain safe and pledged vigilance regarding regional security.
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Heatly Committee OKs Two Year Record Spending Budget
The House trons Committee approved a $3.08 billion two year state budget sending it to the House floor. Heatly said the committee trimmed money and the budget remains below Gov Connally’s $3.1 billion proposal with education, judiciary and hospital spending outlined.
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New York City Newspapers to Resume After Settlement
New York publishers and the striking ITU printers union agree to a two year contract under Mayor Wagner terms ending a 91 day strike. The $38.37 package includes a $4 wage rise yearly, a 3 hour work week second year, outside tape automation and a common expiration date. Cleveland strike continues with money as the main issue.
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Daybook notes March 8 halted bills and education panel
United Press International reports on March 8 1963 the 60th day of the Texas Legislature session with a midnight deadline halting new bill introductions and optimism for easier votes. Rep Sam Collins urges shared appointments to study higher education. Rep Stanley Boysen faces questioning over liquor hours. The Senate Labor and Management Relations Committee meets, noted as possibly its first gathering in years.
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Privitt Transfered to Dallas Hospital for Care
Sam Privitt will be taken by ambulance to Baylor Hospital in Dallas for medical attention. Leo Ehrle will be returned from Fort Worth to Childress General Hospital for further care at Newberry’s.
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Chess Club Meets Tonight in Veterans Building
The Chess Club holds its regular meeting at 7 30 p m today in the Veterans Building with members expected to discuss games and strategies.
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Rep. James L. Lattimore Dies In Corpus Christi Car Crash
State Representative James L. Lattimore 53 of Corpus Christi died from multiple injuries after a Memorial Hospital crash. Curtis Price 38 driven an escort vehicle swerved into opposing lane and struck Lattimore’s sports car head on. Price was injured. Lattimore leaves a widow and 18 year old son Buddy.
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Price
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Ronald W. Bridges
Amarillo
Baylor
Cumberland
Park Avenue
Southerly Wind Blows Across Texas Statewide Weather Trends
A brisk southerly wind moved through Texas with increasing clouds and scattered showers in East Texas. Dalhart dipped to 29 while Corpus Christi topped 65, and temperatures climbed to 81 at Presidio with many areas in the 60s and 70s. The Weather Bureau forecast cooler, wetter conditions this weekend with more rain in North Texas later.
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Mercury
Pro-Nasser Officers Seize Power in Syria Coup
Beir ut reports say rebellious pro Nasser army officers took control of Syria in a bloodless uprising with no immediate fighting. The junta pledged support for Nasser and neighboring regimes while Damascus and Aleppo radio stations broadcast insurrection announcements.
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United Arab Republic
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District 13 VFW Auxiliary Convention Opens Here Saturday
Plans are set for a two day District 13 VFW and Auxiliary Convention at the Veterans Building in Childress. Registration begins at 1 p m Saturday for officers and delegates from a broad Panhandle area. Special guests include Cecil Joslin of Plainview Dorothy Hunnicutt of Canyon and Jim Starkey of Austin.
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Stahl's Open 187 Drive In Grand Opening Planned
Community and out-of-town merchants extend congratulations to Mr and Mrs W O Bill Stahl owners of the US 287 Drive In Cafe at 501 Avenue F Ne. The Grand Opening is Saturday with inside booths curb service and daily hours 8 a m to 11 p m. Telephone orders via WE 7 4511.
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