American Detainee Calls Cuba Trial A Farce In Interview
Pinar del Rio Cuba 24-year-old Peter John Lambton an American accused of plotting against Castro says in a jail interview the trial was a farce. He describes harsh treatment during interrogation and notes his photos with Austin Young were souvenirs not weapons. He contrasts the “stereophonic justice” at the cinema with a lack of due process.
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Peter John Lambton
Castro
Austin F. Young
Miami
Fla
Austin
Lambton
Austin Young
Havana
Missionary Will Speak at Two Baptist Churches
Mrs. Ruben Franks, missionary from Chili, will speak at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning and the Jackson Avenue Baptist Church Sunday night. She spent five years in Santiago, Chili, and after her husband’s death served as associate editor and librarian in the Spanish Publishing House. Her talks support the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. She has three children.
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Ruben Franks
Chili
First Baptist Church
Jackson Avenue Baptist Church
Baptist Foreign Missions Board
Lottie Moon
Franks
Eisenhower Announces World Tour to Promote Peace
President Eisenhower announced a 22 370 mile, 11 nation journey across Europe Asia and Africa to spread Americas message of peace and freedom. He urged steel leaders to settle the dispute and called for mutual disarmament and a more perfect society while stressing Americas moral convictions and faith in God.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Eisenhower
White House
America
Seas
Eisenhower Lands in Rome for Peace Mission Amid Rain
President Eisenhower arrived in Rome in a rain soaked dawn to begin a 22,370 mile journey visiting 11 nations on three continents. He was greeted by Italian leaders and crowds as officials noted the mission to promote peace and friendship.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
America
Continents
Merriman Smith
White House
Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Giovanni Gronchi
U.S
James D. Zellerbach
United States
NATO
Soviet Union
Europe
English
Britain
U. S
France Dam Disaster Toll Rises In Frejus Catastrophe
Government investigators probe the failure of the Malpasset Dam near Frejus after a flood killed hundreds. The toll is 270 dead 50 missing and 70 injured with fears of more victims in the mud and water that engulfed the Regnan Valley. A mass funeral was held as President de Gaulle denounced the catastrophe.
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Frejus
France
UPI
Riviera
Regnan
Mediterranean
Charles de Gaulle
Heart Campaign Planned by Sorority Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi plans a Heart Fund campaign to run in February. The Lovington sorority held a Monday night meeting at Mrs. R. E. Smith’s home to organize the effort. Attendees included chapter leaders and officers representing all four Lovington chapters.
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Beta Sigma Phil
R. E. Smith
Lovington
Smith
John Ray Bishop
Gail Hooper
Arthoon
W. C. Wheeler
Walter Hopkins
N. C. Robinson
Funeral Pending for Bill Holt of Tatum
Funeral services are pending for Bill Holt a longtime Tatum resident who died of a heart attack Thursday afternoon at about age 40 He is survived by his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Holt of Tatum.
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Bill Holt
Tatum
Holt
Ed Holt
Will Musick Dies At Mayhill Home
Will Musick of Mayhill New Mexico died after a hunting accident. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Saturday at Jackson Avenue Baptist Church. Burial in Lovington cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mary son Bill of Lovington daughter Mary Kathryn Gunn of Portales and three sisters. He was born July 27 1898 near Rising Star Texas and lived in Mayhill since 1952. Interment by Smith-Yarbro.
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Jackson Avenue Baptist Church
William Roy
Will) Musick
Mayhill
Rising Star
Texas
Musick
Knowles
Mayhil, N. M
Mary
Bill
Lovington
Mary Kathryn Gunn
Portales
LM. Blackmon
Levington
Essie Morris
Taiam
C. W. Anderson
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ernie
Dixie
Darrell
Fri Thomas
Jackson Ave. Baptist Church
Smith-Yarbro
Three Routes Are Considered In Albuquerque
In Albuquerque a highway commission and city council discuss three proposed routes for the Coronado Freeway section carrying US 66 across the north of the city. Officials will also weigh moving gas lines along the freeway from Juan Tabo to Lomas Blvd and seek legal guidance on state relocation cost obligations, with total utility-relocation costs anticipated to run into millions.
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Santa FE
UPI
Albuquerque Coronado
Highway Commission
Albuquerque
Highway Department
Southern Union Gas
Juan Tabo
Lomas Blvd
State Supreme Court
New Mexico
Levington Doctor Heads State Osteopathic Board
Dr. R. E. Smith of Levington has been named by Governor Burroughs to the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners. He has practiced in New Mexico since 1941, led the Lovington Rotary Club, served Methodist Church, and held multiple osteopathic leadership roles. He will serve on the state board until January 1, 1963.
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R. E. Smith
Levington
Burroughs
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners
New Mexico
Smith
Tatum
Lovington
Rotary Club
First
Eisenhower Pushes Bilateral Talks as Steel Conflict Stalls
President Eisenhower and United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald unveiled proposals to end the steel dispute, but both were rejected within hours. Finnegan resumes mediation as Eisenhower urges round the clock talks and a settlement before January 26 while warning public interests and workers’ welfare must guide any agreement.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers Union
USW
David J. McDonald
Testimony Shows Arms Men At Missile Party
House investigators released testimony showing Gen. Nathan F. Twining and other senior officers were entertained by Martin Co. of Baltimore at the Cotton Bay Club in Eleutheria. The firm spent 18000 on golfing weekends for nine generals and nine admirals, plus Air Force Secretary James H. Douglas and Elwood R. Quesada. The company defended the event as harmless while critics warned of potential influence.
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Washington
UPD
House
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bahamas
Martin Co
Baltimore
Armed Services
Air Force
James H. Douglas
Elwood R. Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
Douglas
Quesada
Eisenhower
Martin
Cotton Bay Club
Eleutheria
School Board To Talk On Santa Fe Contract
Santa Fe school board plans discussion as the State Board of Education weighs the controversial contract that would let the local board set teacher salaries without tenure rules. The attorney general argued state approval is required for the contract with disputed sections to be separate regulations. A National Education Association team visited Santa Fe to study its impact on morale.
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Santa FE
UPI
State Board of Education
National Education Association
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