East Berlin Opens Wall Talks as West Berliners Visit
West Berlin reports more than 70,000 residents used Christmas passes to visit relatives in East Berlin with figures possibly rising to 150,000. Talks to renew pass arrangements are offered by East German officials led by Eisler Abusch and Neues Deutschland, while the U.S. protests the handling of a slain refugee.
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West Berlin
West
Gerhart Eisler
Alexander Abusch
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
el Enbrand
U.S
Bonn
George McGhee
United States
Paul Schultz
East Berlin
Boat capsizes kill apparent drowning victim in Corpus Christi
Rescue workers search for Jim Burroughs 26 of Lovington after a duck hunting trip near Corpus Christi ended in a boat capsize. His three companions escaped, one witness saw Burroughs go under. Burroughs recently married Linda Fowler and studied at UT Austin. Funeral arrangements await the body.
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Hobbs
Corpus Christi
Jim Burroughs
Mrs. Burroughs
Lovington
Burroughs
Texas City
Burrough
Cities Service Oil Company
Will Noack
Steet
Hobbs Man 23 Appeals District Court Ruling
Judge Kermit E. Nash in Lovington upheld an earlier sentence for Billy Odell Austin of Hobbs New Mexico after he appealed. Austin 23 was sentenced to 90 days in jail on July 31 for assault and battery and ordered to pay $50 in court costs.
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Kermit E. Nash
Hobbs
Lovington
Billy Odell Austin
E. Byers
Robert L. Bensing
Nash
Austin
Hair Theft Triggers Riots in New Delhi Moslem District
Rioters in New Delhi’s Moslem district clashed after a sacred hair relic from a beard was stolen. Police fired into the air to disperse crowds, one man reportedly wounded, and Premier Shamsuddin offered a 21000 reward for the relic’s recovery.
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New Delhi
Shamsuddin
Mohammed
Europe
Middle
Far East
Kash
Parking Meter Hit By Car In Lovington
Gertarde Catherine Nutt, 76, backing from a parking space at W Washington Lovington, slipped from brake to accelerator. Her 1950 Cadillac struck a parking meter causing 250 dollars in damage and ran onto the curb to hit the front of the Children’s Style Shop.
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W. Washington
Lovington
Gertarde Catherine Nutt
Campbell Urged To Include Liquor In Special Session
Chavez outlined proposed changes to the New Mexico Liquor Control Act and criticized liquor license practices. He argued for fair pricing, ending discounts to consumers, and completing state moral obligations to stabilize liquor prices.
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Campbell
Legislative Council Service
Chavez
U.S. Congress
New Mexico
Enterprise Deluged by Soviet Fallout At Sea
Fallout records show the nuclear cloud from 1961 Soviet tests enveloped the Enterprise at Newport News in September 1961. The ship’s crew faced external contamination largely in machinery spaces and galley areas, endured for about a month, with no real health danger despite high readings and limited inside exposure.
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Washington
UPD
Enterprise
Navy
Newport News
Newport News Norfolk
Baltimore
Greece Opens Inquiry Into Lakonia Liner Fire
Athens opens an official inquiry into the Lakonia disaster questioning captain Mateos Zarbis and 15 crew members as survivors accuse crew of panic and looting. 91 dead and 64 missing in the Atlantic fire, while 56 Britons arrive in London with new claims of chaos aboard.
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Athens
Greece
Lakonia
Mateos Zarbis
George Phokas
Mercantile Marine Ministry
Zarbis
Piraeus
Atlantic
Canary Islands
London
Lisbon
W. Scott
Lemson
Madeira
Cathy McFarlane
Rusk Warns of China's Africa Interference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk, in a Saturday interview, said Red China is not only meddling in Latin America but showing signs of wanting to interfere in Africa's internal affairs. He contrasted Beijing's warlike stance with Moscow's peaceful co existence and noted possible progress after the nuclear test ban.
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Washington
UPD
Dean Rusk
Red
Chou En-lai
Rusk
Japanese Broadcasting Corp
Wheat Picture Brightens With Low Crop Estimate
The USDA projected a 1964 wheat crop of 1.2 billion bushels, down from 1.5 billion. A no vote on wheat legislation would lift 1964 support to 1.25 per bushel, vs 2 dollars previously planned. Bulls point to potential sales to Russia amid a $40.6 million license.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Russia
Lovington Country Dance Gala Plans New Year Ball
The Lovington Country Dance Association coordinates items and plans for the Gala Year’s Eve Ball on December 31. President Mildred Scorr asks members who have not yet returned for the New Year’s Eve contract to do so. Live music by the Versitones with Hats horns and noise makers will be provided.
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Lovington Country Dance Association
Mildred Scorr
Fred Crocker
Ray Worrell
Bill and Baker
Neil Walkers
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