Dulles Heads to Paris for Berlin Strategy Talks
President Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles planned to finalize a U S proposal to keep Berlin free of Soviet control before Dulles flies to Paris for a weekend talks with Britain France and West Germany. The four powers aim to reject Moscow's demand to pull troops from West Berlin and work on a counter proposal.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Soviet Union
Soviet Warning Signals Serious Berlin Tense
The Soviet Union warned the West against forcing access to West Berlin, saying such an attempt could trigger war with all its consequences. Tass cited Moscow's stance as Khrushchev’s proposals on Berlin remain unanswered ahead of NATO talks.
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Moscow
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Russia
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East Germany
Communists Attack West Berlin Mayor Brandt Over Vengeance Threat
East Germany’s official Neues Deutschland denounces West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt as a Quisling and warns of personal vengeance. The piece cites past actions against Vidkun Quisling and links the attack to the Soviet warning that any Western breach of the Berlin blockade would be an act of war.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
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West Berlin
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Moscow
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UPI
East Germany
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Vidkun Quisling
Norway
Soviet Union
Births And Deaths In Lea County Decline This Year
New Mexico Department of Public Health reports October statistics show Lea County births 60 with ten month total 535 and deaths 12 in October 85 YTD 98. Statewide births 1958 total 23 761 girls 1317 boys 1323, infant deaths Lea County October 3 year 19. highway fatalities statewide 332. out of state traffic deaths 47. Stillbirths Lea County total nine YTD.
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UN Renews Condemnation of Russian Repression in Hungary
United Nations General Assembly approves by 54 to 10 a resolution demanding Russia end repression in Hungary. Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand is named U N watchdog on the Hungarian situation. Algerian independence issue delays adjournment as Afro Asian group plans to push its resolution.
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Algeria
U.N General Assembly to renew Hungary condemnation resolution
The United Nations General Assembly was expected to approve a Western resolution renewing condemnation of Soviet repression in Hungary. The Algerian question remained the only major issue before adjournment as delegates, hoping to end the session, stayed late listening to Soviet bloc defenders of Russia's actions in Hungary.
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United Press International
United Nations
N.Y
UPI
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U.N
Hungary
E.s.t
Russia
Hun
Triplets Named After Candidates Stir National Unity
Julia Pereira in Bolivar names her day old triplets Romulo Wolfgang and Rafael after presidential candidates. The gesture aims to promote national unity amid election sentiment across Venezuela.
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Bolivar
Venezuela
UPI
Julia Pereira
Romulo
Wolfgang
Rafael
Memphis
Tenn
Cleburne
Harold Hitt
Bowling Green
Ohio
Britain
Tibetan Launching Sites Could Boomrang India Risk
NASA scientists warned that bases at 15 000 to 20 000 feet in Tibet could give the Soviet Union a substantial edge in missile and satellite launches. Pentagon officials doubted clear military gains while noting possible psychological impact if India challenged the bases.
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Frigid Blasts Hit Most Of State In Early Winter Storm
A UPI report warns a heavy cold wave will sweep New Mexico with snow and drifting winds. Blizzards threaten northern mountains and eastern border regions. carinals include Las Cruces, Alamogordo, Santa Fe. Temperatures fall to single digits northeast and below freezing statewide, with highs around 60s in the southwest.
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Otto
Santa Fe
Lovington Youth Crowned New Mexico Wool Princess
Mary Leu Ritchey won the Make it Yourself With Wool contest at Las Cruces earning the Wool Princess title. She received a cash prize a Pendleton skirt and a trip to the National Contest in Portland with her mother, traveling by train via the Grand Canyon. The brown two piece wool dress featured a standaway collar with a black jersey dickey. The coat was black tan and white plaid with a harmonizing collar line. Sponsored by New Mexico Wool Growers Association Singer Sewing Machine Company Pendleton Woolworth's and Heller Jersey Company.
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Mary Leu Ritchey
Las Cruces
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Woolworth’s
Heller Jersey Company
Break-In Nets 40 Cents in Lovington Office Theft
A Lovington man is jailed on breaking and entering charges after allegedly entering Lea County Motors, stealing from the cash register, and leaving with 40 cents. The incident followed multiple thefts and vehicle accidents reported by Lovington police, with further items stolen including tools and a shotgun.
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Lea County
Lea County Motors
Ed Willis Myrick
Justice of the Peace
Reese Greaves
Motor Company
Glenn Booker
Mallamar
Peter Hurd to Lead Scout Camp Campaign in New Mexico
Peter Hurd of San Patricio will head the Conquistador Council Camp Wehinahpay Development Fund Campaign as general chairman. R O Anderson of Roswell is co-chairman. the drive aims to raise 198 345 dollars for Camp Wehinahpay facilities and property in the Sacramento Mountains near Cloudcroft.
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Conquistador Council Board
Boy Scouts of America
Peter Hurd
San Patricio
New Mexico
R. O. Anderson
Roswell
Camp Wehinahpay
Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
Paul Wilmot
C. C. Cagle, Jr
Clovis
Charles B. Read
Harvey Yates
Artesia
Hobby Gann
Lovington
Council
Danglade
Conquistador Council
A. J. Green
Carlsbad
Bill Deane
Floyd Golden
Portales
Stanley Carper
Cold wave and snow warnings spread across New Mexico
A cold wave with blowing snow warning moves northeast tonight as the north portion stays mostly cloudy. The south remains fair today with moderate winds mainly east. Colder conditions develop in the northeast with occasional light snow today and increasing snow toward the extreme northeast tonight spreading over the northern border and east central areas.
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New Mexico
New Representatives Gather For Workshops
New Mexico's 1959 legislature begins with a buffet dinner and weekend sessions. Freshmen lawmakers join workshops on capi tol SOP and mock house sessions. Notable arrivals include Rep. Jane Hyde Casper and Rep. Helen Wells.
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Jane Hyde Casper
Valencia
Helen Wells
Torrance County
Bishop’s Lodge
Tibo J. Chavez
D-Valen
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