Four Arrested in Six Year Spy Ring Fraud United Nations
FBI agents in New York and Washington arrested four individuals tied to a six year Soviet espionage ring feeding U S military secrets to the USSR. Two conspirators had already left the United States, with some members linked to the United Nations and GRU. A government official called the case a major espionage operation and described it as a significant breach.
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William J. Eaton
United Press International
Washington
UPD
FBI
New York
U. S
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
GRU
John Doe
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
Alexsandria
Egorov
United Nations Secretariat
India
Canada
Robert Keistutis Baltch
Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Robert Baltch
Norwalk
Conn
Egorovs
Baltches
Baltchs
Aleksei Ivanovich Galkin
Petr Egorovich Maslennikov
Secre
Tary
Galkin
Maslennikov
Moscow
New York City
District of Columbia
Russia
Pioneer Citizen Dies Tuesday in Lea County
Mrs. Seattie G. Stinebaugh 82 longtime Lea County resident died Tuesday at Lovington Lea General Hospital. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Smith Yarbough Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Rev J Harold Cates. Born Sept 15 1880 in Hamilton County Texas she lived here 41 years. Survived by grandson Gary Edward Stinebaugh granddaughter Mrs Latham Miller great granddaughter Nancy Catherine Miller brother George Moss of Austin. Pallbearers named Gail Hooper Jake Lister Joe Freeman Woodrow Wood Kelly Click Joel Frierage Case.
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Smith- Yarbough Funeral Home
J. Harold Cates
First Methodist Church
Billy Beachamp
Stinebaugh
Hamilton County
Tex
W. Washington St
Gary Stinebaugh
Lovington
Gary Edward Stinebaugh
Latham Miller
Nancy Catherine Miller
George Moss
Austin
Gail Hooper
Jake Lister
Joe Freeman
Woodrow Wood
Kelly Click
Joel Frier
Max Wright Injured In Scooter Car Collision
Fourteen year old Max Wright was hospitalized with a skull fracture and severe cuts after his Cushman scooter collided with a 1963 Ford driven by Robert Allen Poe at the Eighth Street Jackson Street intersection. Wright pulled into the car’s path after reportedly failing to stop at a sign. car damage was about $100.
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Max Wright
Malcolm Wright
W. Ave. A
Eighth St
Jackson
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Wright
Eighth Street
Jackson Street
Robert Allen Poe
S. Third Street
Poe
Not Guilty Plea in Hobbs Drug Case and Mixed Court Actions
Baker, 59, of Hobbs, pleads not guilty in Lovington district court to selling barbiturates and paregoric. jury trial set. Judge Nash sentences Ella Miears, 33, of Hobbs, to 1–10 years for voluntary manslaughter with time served credit and attorney praise. Other cases include child support for Joe Melville and four Hobbs juveniles sentenced in Springer. NEA and NAACP actions noted on racial integration and civil rights. Police question white teens over shooting in St Augustine. neighbors dispute details amid civil rights context.
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Coldie John Baker
Hobbs
Lovington
Baker
Kermit Nash
Ella June Miears
Springer
Arturo Zaragosa
Eusebio Gonzales
George Acosta
William Goodson Jr
Erate
Detroit
National Educational Association
NEA
Negro American Teachers Association
St. Augustine
Fla
Robert B. Mayling
Chicago
NAACP
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Scene Of Accident Description Incomplete Skidmarks Change Direction
A Tuesday morning accident involved rider Max Wright who drove into the path of a vehicle or obstacle. Details on skidmark changes and location are unclear from the fragment.
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Max Wright
Two Charged With Affray In Lovington Dance Fight
A Lovington father and son were arrested Monday and charged with affray after a weekend fight at a dance. Santos Salazar Sr. and Manuel Salazar posted $500 bond each and were released pending a Justice of the Peace hearing.
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Lovington
Santos Salazar
Manuel Salazar
First
Reese
China Renews Verbal Attack On Russia
In Peking a trade union official attacked Khrushchev and praised peaceful coexistence with the West while North Korea backed China against Moscow. The remarks, broadcast by New China News Agency, targeted Kennedy and criticized portrayals of him as a peace envoy.
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China
Russia
Peking
North Korea
Moscow World Women’s Congress
Khrushchev
New China News Agency
Lui Chang-Sheng
Liu
Kennedy
Temperatures Yesterday High and Low Recorded
Yesterday saw a high of 84 degrees at 1 pm and a low of 67 degrees at 5 am.
Murder Case Starts Today in Carlsbad
Franklin Buddy Parsons, 22, facing charges of murdering two Carlsbad teens in August 1961, will be arraigned at 9 a.m. in Lovington District Judge Kermit Nash will conduct a preliminary hearing. Parsons has been jailed since July 15, 1962, with defense attorneys Gene Lusk and Johnny Walker planning to plead not guilty.
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Carlsbad
UPI
Franklin
Buddy
Parsons
Kermit Nash
Lovington
Gene Lusk
Johnny Walker
Mattie Katherine Restine
Pattie Sue Fritz
New Mexico
Lea County Junior Rodeo Entries Open July 18 20
Young cowboys and cowgirls in Lea County may apply for the annual Lea County Junior Rodeo to be held July 18 19 and 20 in Lovington. Applications are at Caudill Skelly Service Station and the Lea County Farm Bureau Office. Two divisions age 14 and under and 15 to 19 offer two saddles and 12 trophy buckles with jackpot entry fees funded by New Mexico Bank and Trust Company and City Drug.
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Lovington
Lea County
Caudill Skelly Service
Sation
Main St
Lea County Farm Bureau
E. Ave D
New Mexico Bank and Trust Company
City Drug
Weather Report Brings Showers and Cooling Across New Mexico
Moist air moved into New Mexico from the southeast on Tuesday bringing scattered showers and cooler temperatures after recent unseasonable highs. Central areas saw most activity while all stations logged lower readings with 95 at Glenwood and 75 at Red River. The Weather Bureau anticipated possible thunder showers in the next day or two.
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New Mexico
Glenwood
Red River
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev offers test ban with nonaggression pact link
Soviet Premier Khrushchev proposed signing a treaty to end nuclear tests in air water and space if NATO accepts a nonaggression pact with Warsaw Pact nations. He tied this to Berlin and West German reunification while warning of war and urging peaceful coexistence on Soviet terms.
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Khrushchev
West
Peking
Moscow
Joseph W. Grigg
United Press International Berlin
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
NATO
East Berlin
Werner Seelenbinder
Kennedy
West Berlin
Berlin
United States
U.S
East Germany
Damocles
Mechem Sees Few Problems With New Mexico Racial Issues
Senator Mechem of New Mexico says racial problems are overstated by papers and that New Mexicans have very few Negro problems. He notes integrated schools since 1952 and cites government sponsored institutions as only segregated schools. Mechem calls 1964 race wide open and mentions Dennis Chavez Jr seeking the seat his father held.
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Mechem
New Mexico
Congress
Dennis Chavez Jr
Chavez
Dennis Jr
Dennis Chavez
D-N,m
Senate
Dennis Chavez, Jr
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Seattie G. Stinebaugh
Scooter
U.S. District Court
Margery McElheny
United Press International Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New Jersey
Englewood
Frederick Raubinger
Charles R. Smith
Tokyo
Santa FE
State Health Department
Guage
Caswell S. Neal
Neal
Luis J. Armijo
Armijo
Mr. K
Mechem Says
Clovis
Edwin L. Mechem
R-N.m
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