US Rejects Soviet Nuclear Free Zone Plan in Med
MOSCOW UPS United States rejected a Soviet proposal to make the Mediterranean a nuclear free zone. The note from Washington said such a move would weaken the United States and allies. It cited Polaris submarine defense and warned against Soviet blackmail and domination threats in the region. The Soviet proposal was described as aimed at upholding the balance at America and its allies’ expense.
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UPS
United States
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
U.S
United An
Turkey
Italy
Weather Garland and Vicinity Forecast
Forecast clear to partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday. Highs in the middle 90s each afternoon. Lows tonight in the middle 70s. Winds southerly 15 to 20 mph. Sunday and Monday daytime readings reach about 88 to 91, with evening temperatures around the mid 70s to low 80s.
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Garland
Republicans push Cuba policy resolution on Monroe Doctrine
United States House Republicans ready to introduce a resolution declaring Soviet troops and equipment in Cuba a clear Monroe Doctrine violation. Drafted by Rep. James F. Battin and approved by the House GOP Policy Committee, the text calls for end of Soviet intervention, free self determination for Cubans, and an end to Communist sabotage in the Western Hemisphere. The move is seen as a campaign issue for 1964 with support from Sen. Barry Goldwater and others.
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UPI
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Cuba
GOP
Kennedy
Senate
Gordon Allott
Rcolp
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
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U. S
Western Hemisphere
Kennedy Urges Free Nations to Form Peace Corps
President Kennedy urged "dozens" of free nations to join the United States in creating a Peace Corps in the 1960s during talks with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The discussions touched on a nuclear test ban, NATO defense, and reunification issues as Rusk joined in by phone.
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Germany
UPI
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United States
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Europe
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Adenauer
NATO
Garland City Purchases Top One Million Dollars
City purchasing agent Les Gouge told City Manager John Stiff that Garland total purchases for the first eight months of the fiscal year reached 1,005,468.93 dollars. He noted a savings of 44,188.64 dollars between the lowest and next lowest bids with an average of 2.9 bids per advertised item. The city spent 218,618.83 dollars on local firms, or 22 percent of all goods and services.
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John Stiff
Garland
Gouge
Two men break out of Paris jail early today
Paris Texas police describe Calvin Young age 55 held for armed robbery and parole violation and Leonard Joe Baker 27 held for armed robbery as two men who escaped from the Paris jail early today. In Laos Pathet Lao forces attacked neutralist troops for the third straight day on the Plain of Jars amid artillery bombardments from 110 miles northeast of here. George M Trautman 73 president of minor leagues died at his home after a short illness. He had been ill for weeks and was not attending the papal coronation in the Vatican.
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UPI
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Leonard Joe Baker
Iroy Vientiane
Munist Pathe Lao
Plain of Jars
Pathet
Here
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George M. Trautman
Trautman
Paul VI
Vatican
Halford On Trial In Texas Child Rape Case
Virgil Nelson Halford, 26, of Wylie stood trial in Wichita Falls for raping a nine year old daughter of a Texas highway patrolman. A 500 member jury panel was summoned for the district court. Jury selection would take days before the trial. The case moved to Wichita Falls on change of venue from Palo Pinto County. The offense occurred in Mineral Wells on March 2.
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Texas
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Palo Pinto County
Minera Wells
Gun Fancier Charged In Murder Of Negro Leader
Jackson Mississippi report states Byron De La Beckwith, 42, charged with murder in the sniper slaying of Medgar Evers. He faced a federal civil rights hearing linked to the case after FBI arrest. The state murder charge followed over the weekend.
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U.S
John R. Countiss III
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Pope Paul VI vows non interference in state affairs
Vatican City UPI Pope Paul VI pledged that the Holy See will not intervene in temporal powers while continuing the drive for world peace built on truth justice love and liberty. He spoke to about 50 nations in his second official audience at the Vatican stressing courtesy toward other states and honoring the diplomats.
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Italy
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Episcopal Church
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NAACP
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Garland Weekend Theft Wave Alarm Causes Police Concern
Garland police report a spate of thefts and burglaries over the weekend. Break ins targeted Wash Tub Laundry at 1532 South First Street, Barron’s Cleaning Center at 1430 Kingsley, Carlisle Grocery and Market at Paul Drive and Belt Line Road, and a home at 68 Ford Street. Items stolen include coin changers, cash, chairs, a table, cigarettes, a baby bed mattress and springs, with values totaling under several hundred dollars.
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South First Street
Harold Baty
Katherine Bennett
Hanover
Dallas
Barron's
Kingsley
Bill Hill
Carlisle
Paul Drive
Belt Line Road
Dennis Nickins
Bob Jones
Robert Russell
Ford Street
Jefferson Washington
Davidson Street
Ronald Rawlinson
Sunday Night Storms Hit Texas Panhandle Area
Severe weather swept the Texas Panhandle with a dust storm near Littlefield and two confirmed tornado sightings southwest of Littlefield and between Spade and Olton west of Plainview. An unconfirmed tornado was reported near Cotten Center as radar hinted a suspicious hook. Rain amounts reached 2.5 inches in Slaytown with Seagraves Denver City Lamb County and surrounding roads affected.
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Lamb County
Officials Weigh Plans for Garland Highway 78 Project
City of Garland officials study State Highway 78 plans from Shiloh Road to Duck Creek bridge with a planned widened bridge and a divided freeway style segment to Dallas via Lochwood. Approval hinges on two cities, contract let at September Texas Highway Commission meeting. Cullum Construction low bidder at 206051.50 with work on water lines along right of way to be moved. City work on Glenbrook Drive to Miller Road to be ready for council approval in July.
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Edwin L. Stieg
John Luff
Glenbrook Drive
Briarwood
Miller Road
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