Che Guevara says Castro planned nuclear hits on New York
Ernesto Guevara given interview in Havana said Castro planned nuclear strikes on U S cities including New York if rockets remained. He warned missiles would be used against the heart of the United States in defense of Cuba and noted Russia removed 42 missiles from Cuba weeks earlier.
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Francis L. McCarthy
UPI
New York
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Guevara
United States
New York City
Cuba
Europe
Estes To Be Tried In El Paso And Pecos
Federal Judge R Ewing Thomason set Billie Sol Estes to stand trial March 11 in El Paso on 14 counts of a 29 count fraud indictment. The remaining 15 counts will be tried in Pecos Texas Estes 38 had earlier been convicted of theft in Tyler Texas state court and sentenced to eight years.
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EL Paso
UPI
R. Ewing Thomason
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Pecos
Tex
Tyler
Iupossible
W Kapanel
Thomason
Harold E. Orr
Rue Alexander
Amarillo
Coleman D. McSpadden
Lubbock
Orr
Alexander
McSpadden
Mail Yule Packages This Week
Public notice urges residents mailing Christmas packages out of state to act this week to ensure delivery before Christmas. Postmaster assistant Lee Dunn warns third class mail rules now restrict forwarding and advises first class mail or accurate addresses to avoid undelivered or returned mail.
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Lee Dunn
Lovington
Dunn
Post Office Department
McGhee Defines Foreign Policy a Stick and a Carrot
U S undersecretary C McGhee described United States policy toward communism as a stick and a carrot and peace through perseverance He outlined aims to deter harassment of free nations and offer Communist rulers incentives to cooperate He emphasized progress through partnership with NATO and strengthening non nuclear defense as part of the policy The speech was prepared for delivery at the University of Louisville with references to regional talks and economic considerations
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Louisville
UPI
C. McGhee
U.S
United States
University of Louisville
McGhee
Golderegg
Freedom
Oe Lou, Electric Cooperative
Lovington
Patiiinatine
Community of Free Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
North Atlantic
Western Europe
Kennedy returns to White House after Western tour
President Kennedy, despite a cold, returned to Washington from a West coast swing and kept a full schedule. He swore in Christian A. Herter as chief U S negotiator under the new tariff program and named William T. Gossett as Herter's deputy, then held a 45 minute briefing with Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara and presided at a cabinet meeting. The NATO council talks in Paris. Herter and Gossett duties were announced earlier.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
West
Andrews Air Force Base
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Congress
Herter
William T. Gossett
Ford Motor Co
Gossett
Temperatures Yesterday Record Lows and Highs
Yesterday saw a low of minus 29 at 3 a.m. and a high of 62 at 2 p.m. The readings reflect a wide diurnal swing. Weather observations document temperature fluctuations throughout the day.
U S and Israel Sign Extradition Treaty
The United States and Israel signed an extradition treaty in Washington to curb future escapes such as the Soblen case. Dean Rusk and Avraham Harman witnessed the ceremony. The pact awaits ratification by the U S Senate and the Israeli cabinet and will take effect only after approval. The agreement excludes political persecution cases.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Israel
Robert Soblen
Dean Rusk
Avraham Harman
State Department
U.S. Senate
Relay to be launched by Cape Canaveral this week
The United States plans to launch the Relay satellite from Cape Canaveral, a 172 pound international television and telephone relay designed to extend the global communications net. It will orbit 800 to 4500 miles above Earth, completing a circuit every three hours, with potential live telecasts between North America and Europe within days of launch.
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United Press International
Cape Canaveral
UPI
United States
Telstar
South America
Rio de Pa
San Francisco
Arndover
Maine
Goonhilly Downs
England
Pleumeut-Badou
France
Japan
Soviet Union
U.S
Earth
United Sates
Globe
Nehru Rejects Red Proposals In Broadcast To Army
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru rejected Communist China peace offers and warned the border conflict could last five years. He announced India would form a new army and air force to meet the challenge and vowed victory and readiness to defend Indian freedom. He said arms factories would operate around the clock.
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New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
China
India
Lovington Wildcats to honor past season at banquet
The 1962 Lovington Wildcat football team will be honored at tonight's banquet hosted by the Football Parents Club. Texas Tech head coach J. T. King will be the featured speaker and outstanding Lovington players will be recognized. Banquet begins at 6 30 p.m. in the Lovington High School cafeteria.
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Lovington Wildcat
Football Parents Club
J. T. King
Texas Tech
Lovington
Lovington High School
Two Cars Collide at Central and Eddy Damages Totals 250
A 1956 Buick driven by Mary Ann Moreno of Lovington failed to yield at Central and Eddy. The car struck a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Francisco Corral of Route 1 Lovington. Buick damage $150, Chevrolet $100. Moreno cited for failure to yield.
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Central
Eddy Streets
Eddy
Mary Ann Moreneo
Lovington
Franciso Corral
Route 1
Mary Moreno
Cy Police
Pioneer Dies In Brownwood In Lovington Family Pioneer
Mrs. Myrtis Maude Love 73 longtime Lovington resident died at Brownwood Memorial Hospital in Brownwood Texas Funeral services are pending She and Ed Love married in 1911 and homesteaded near Lovington before moving to Brownwood Survivors include Ed Love two sons Bernard and Cecil six grandchildren and several siblings
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Myrtis Maude Love
Lovington
Brownwood Memorial Hospital
Brownwood
Texas
Smith- Yarbro Funeral Home
Love
Maude Hoover
Missouri
Ed Love
Garfield
Okla
Altus
W. Ave
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Bernard Love
Cecil Love
O. H. Hoover
Nore Scarborough
George Jett
Bertha Clemmons
Sam Gomez Fined for Drunk and Disorderly Conduct
Sammy Gomez 21 of Colorado was fined 100 by Justice of Peace Reese Greaves after arrest in Lovington for drunkenness disorderly conduct disturbance resisting arrest and assault and battery.
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Sammy Gomez
Colorado
Justice of Peace
Reese Greaves
Lovington
Gomez
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