Stevenson Denies Advocating Soft Sell In Cuba
Stevenson's denial of supporting political negotiation over a blockade in Cuba is reinforced by White House and Stevenson statements. He rejects trading bases for missiles and affirms backing the UN and OAS, while noting secrecy of NSC deliberations and the need for candid advice.
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Stevenson
Cuba
Washington
UPI
Adlai Stevenson
White House
U.N
Saturday Evening Post
State Department
Kennedy
Salinger
Nehru Says Chinese Appear To Withdraw Some Troops
Prime Minister Nehru told parliament that Chinese forces seem to pull back some rear area troops in the northeast frontier while front lines may thin out. no withdrawal confirmed in Ladakh. U.S. Ambassador Galbraith toured Tezpur to review Indian forces and discuss arms needs.
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New Delhi
UPI
Prim
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mongay
Northeast Frontier
Ladakh
Kashmir
Nehru
U.S
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tezpur
Galbraith
Peking
First Russia IL28 bombers pulled out of Cuba
The Defense Department announced three obsolescent IL28 bombers were removed from Cuba, the first of more than 30 planned withdrawals. The move follows Kennedy and Khrushchev agreements linked to the Cuban crisis and missile removal.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Cuba
Defense Department
Kennedy
Nikitai S. Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Kennedy In Albuquerque Welcomed With Luminaría Display
Albuquerque residents prepare Friday night welcome for President Kennedy with lit paper bag candles lining streets. Kennedy will tour Los Alamos Lab to inspect Project Rover and visit Sandia Corp before spending Friday night in the city and possibly attending a church Saturday morning. He will then head to Las Vegas Nevada where Rover testing continues. A report notes IL28 aircraft dismantling at San Julian air field as part of related updates.
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Albuquerque
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Sandia Corp
Kennedy
Las Vegas
Nev
Rover
Rites Today For Mr. Grover Six Funeral Services
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. at Smith Yarbro Funeral Home for Grover Cleveland Six 77 who died Sunday night at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Roswell after months of illness. The Rev J Harold Cates of First Methodist will officiate Burial will follow in Tatum Cemetery Survivors include one sister Mrs Carrie E Browning of Levington plus numerous nephews and friends Six a pioneer rancher and farmer was born January 1 1885 in Texas He moved from Texas to Tatum in 1915 and to Lovington in 1959 Pallbearers include nephews Virgil Wallace Capitan Don Wallace Clarence Wallace Neil Six Gerald Dean Capitan and Dude Ainsworth Milnesand
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Smith Yarbro
Grover Cleveland
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell
J. Harold Cates
First Methodist Church
Tatum Cemetery
Carrie E. Browning
Levington
Six
Jones County
Texas
Tatum
Lovington
Virgil Wallace
Capitan
Don Wallace
Clarence Wallace
Neil Six
Gerald Dean
Dude Ainsworth
Milnesand
Harriman says China Indian clash may be long haul
W Averell Harriman told President Kennedy the India China dispute could require long term military aid from the United States and Western allies. He reported on a two week mission to India noting Indian officials see a broader struggle. Officials say no decision on long term aid, Kashmir issues complicate aid. Britain Commonwealth peers may assist India while the US continues emergency equipment aid. Harriman spent 80 minutes with Kennedy at the White House.
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UPI
W. Averell
Harriman
Kennedy
India
China
United States
U.S
State and Defense Department
Pakistan
Kashmir
Great Britain
Commonwealth
Ening
White House
R B Moore Elected Lovington Chamber President
R B Moore manager of Lea County Electric Cooperative was elected president of the Lovington Chamber of Commerce succeeding Jim Jameson. Dick Rainwater and Bill Irwin named to vice president and treasurer roles with Jim Jackson retained as chamber manager at a salary increase. The board supported funding for the U S Highway 82 Extension Association and welcomed five new board members including Bob Kirby of Fan.
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R. B. Moore
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Lovington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jim Jameson
Lovington National Bank
Dick Rainwater
Southern Union Gas Co
Bill Irwin
C. R. Anthony Co. Treasure
Jim Jackson
Jackson
Lovington
The
Highway Association
Winford Carlile
Bob Kirby
Fan
Oriana Collides With Carrier Kearsarge In Fog At Sea
In patchy fog off Los Angeles the British liner Oriana and the aircraft carrier Kearsarge struck at low speed. No injuries among 3,100 aboard. a 10 by 20 foot hole in Kearsarge bow and a 10 by 15 foot gash on Oriana. Fire aboard Oriana contained. both ships docked without aid. The Oriana planned to sail to Australia via Honolulu.
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LOS Ageles
UPI
Oriana
Kearsarge
Navy Sea Giant
P&o Orient Line
Navy
P&o Orient
Australia
Honolulu
Mobil Discovers Deep Oil Prospect in Lea County
Mobil D Co reports a wildcat well in Lea County New Mexico under the vacuum oil field hit potential major reserves at 13 816 feet fifteen miles southwest of Lovington. The well penetrates the full stratigraphic section and bottoms in pre Cambrian granite marking a first for the field. The vacuum field, discovered in 1929, now comprises 521 wells.
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Dallas
UPI
Lea County
N. M
Mobil D. Co
Mobil
Lovington
Widow vows to continue fight for air safety after Idlewild crash
Federal Aviation Admin Najeeb Halaby sent a telegram to widow Mrs Edward Bedford pledging to carry on her husband Captain Bechtold’s crusade for safer skies. Bechtold, a top air safety advocate for ALPA, died with 24 others when Eastern Air Lines DC7B crashed in fog at Idlewild.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation
Najeeb E. Halaby
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Bechtold
Laurel Hollow
N.Y
Air Line
Lovington teen crowned Wool Princess in Hobbs contest
Becky Owen 17, Lovington High senior, won junior division and sweepstakes in the Make It Yourself With Wool event, representing District 10. She will attend the state finals January 12 in Silver City, after earlier Vogue Sewing honors, while her daily schedule included modeling, cheerleader tryouts, and helping at a Lovington Tatum game.
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Becky Owen
Lovington High School
Hobbs
Owen
Rudy Owen
W. Ave
Silver City
Eddy
Lea
Vogue
Carlsbad
Lovington
Tatum
North Lea County
Gayla Joyce Bess
Janet Lee Jones
Anna Gail Morrow
Man Enters Guilty Plea in Family Case
Gerald Reese of Seminole Texas pleaded guilty in Justice of Peace Reese Greaves court to improper handling and touching of his 14 year old daughter. Bond set at 5000. he bound over to district court. Wife charged with aiding delinquency of a minor, still in custody at Lea County jail. daughter also in jail charged as incorrigible.
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Clinton Gerald Reese
Seminole
Texas
Justice of Peace
Reese Greaves
Reese
Lea County
Kozlov Attacks China at Italian Communist Congress
Soviet Party Secretary Frol Kozlov criticized China's militaristic stance in the Sino Indian border conflict during the 10th Italian Communist party congress. He urged a peaceful solution under Marxist Leninist doctrine and warned that tension could spark thermonuclear war.
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Rome
UPI
Communist Party
Frol Kozlov
Peking
Kozlov
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tts
Asia
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Charles Cord Dry
Okhotsk
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R.B. Moore
Sion
Barbara Reed
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Robert J. Serling
UPI Aviation Editor
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