Witnesses Testify In Assault Case In Pueblo Kidnapping
In Santa Fe two Colorado witnesses testified at a preliminary hearing for Billy and Ernesto de Herrera of Costilla on charges of kidnapping a Pueblo girl for rape. U.S. Commissioner Matias Zamora bound the defendants over to federal court after finding probable cause. Patricio Abeyta, 17, of Taos, faces similar charges. Bonds were set at 50 000, later reduced to 25 000 for the two brothers. Abeyta’s arraignment was scheduled for July 17.
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UPI
U.S
Matias Zamora
Federal District Court
Billy
Ernesto de Herrera
Costilla
Zamora
Pueblo
Coto
Patricio Abeyta
Taos
James Cook
Kenneth Cook
Ruth Streeter
Albuquerque
Elia Romero
Kenneth
Chinese Blast Mr. K Again in Tokyo
Gen Lo Jui-ching of the Chinese Red Army blasted Khrushchev and his peaceful coexistence policy at a reception in Peking, signaling a sharper anti Soviet stance during Moscow talks. The speech was broadcast by New China News Agency and noted by observers as a direct rebuke amid Sino Soviet tensions.
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UPI
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Lo Jui-ching
Red Chinese Army
Peking
Communist New China News Agency
Communist Party
Moscow
Khrushchev
Jancas Buy Pecos Daily News in Texas
Mr and Mrs Fred Janca announce the purchase of the Pecos Daily News in southwest Texas with plans to assume operation Saturday July 20 They come from Lovington Daily Leader where they have worked since 1961 He will be publisher and she assistant They praise Lovington and seek community support for a fine small daily newspaper
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Fred Janca
Pecos Daily News
Texas
Lovington Daily Leader
Sheea
W. H. Graham
the Leader
Janca
Lovington
Jancas
Eddy County News
Carlsbad
Corpus Christi
Caller-Times
Robstown Record
Olney Enterprise
Green Rites Set Today
Funeral services for William Hardin Green will be held at 10 o clock this morning at Smith Yarbro Funeral Chapel with Rev. G W Turner of Northside Baptist Church officiating. The body will be transported to Haskell Texas for burial after the services.
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William Hardin
Bill) Green
Smith Yarbro
G. W. Turner
Northside Baptist Church
Smith Yarbro Funeral Home
Haskell, Texas
Kennedy averts nationwide rail strike until July 29
President Kennedy wins a postponement of a nationwide rail strike to July 29 after management and labor agree to a presidential plan. A six man blue ribbon panel will study the dispute and report by July 22 with recommendations to Congress.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Washington
John Tower
R-Tex
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Tower
Texas Republican
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Senate
GOI
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Soviet to Activate Hot Line with U S Sept 1
Moscow announced the Kremlin Washington hot line will begin operation on September 1 to prevent accidental war. The land line routes through Moscow Helsinki Stockholm Copenhagen London and Washington with English from Washington and Russian from Moscow. A 24 hour radio teleprinter adds a backup link alongside the cable circuit. The system was agreed at the Geneva disarmament conference following Kennedy's Cuban crisis proposal.
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London
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Thurmond Rusk Clash At Civil Rights Hearing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk earned applause in a Senate Commerce Committee hearing for endorsing civil rights legislation while Strom Thurmond challenged him about civil rights support. Rusk denied aiding Communist propagandists and warned against committees taking Thurmond’s stance. He said U.S. failure to ensure racial equality embarrasses friends and heartens enemies.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
Senate
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Rusk
Committee of Congress
Thurmond
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
U S Denies Aiding Rebellion Against Diem
U S officials publicly and privately reject South Vietnam charges that Washington aided a 1960 coup attempt against President Ngo Dinh Diem. The embassy and State Department call the accusation flatly false while noting past unrest surrounding the failed revolt led by paratroopers and marines.
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Phil Newsom
UPD
Saigon
U. S
United States
Ngo Dihn Diem
State Department
Washington
New
Saigon Radio
Diem
U.S
Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Memorial Fund Opened by Lea County American Cancer Society
The Lea County Unit of the American Cancer Society has started a memorial fund. Mrs Gordon Garlington Jr of Lovington chairs the Lovington area. Funds support research education and service with memorial cards sent to donors and tax deductible contributions welcome.
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Lea County
American Cancer Society
Gordon Garlington, Jr
Lovington
Garlington
P. C
C. A. Love
Hobbs
Spy leak at Scotland Yard sparks Brittan’s new scandal
Italian physicist Dr Giuseppe Martelli testified in Britain on charges under the Official Secrets Act. He claimed he lied to detectives to expose a leak in Scotland Yard and said he was waging a one man war against the Soviets. Parliament debated Harold Philby’s Lebanon disappearance and possible Soviet ties as the case stalled.
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UPD
Russia
Giuseppe Martelli
European Atomic Ener
Gy Pool
Britain
Martelli
Scotland Yard
Mem
Mand
House of Commons
Philby
Labor
George Craddock
Harold Macmillan
United Nations
City Lets Contract For Street Sealing On 50 Blocks
Lovington city commission Tuesday accepted Thomason Construction Company of Denver City bid for sealing 50 blocks of paved streets at about 7000 dollars total 14 cents per square yard. Work to start next week will take three to four days with highway department contact pending.
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Lovington
Thomason Construction Company
Denver City
Wes Allen
Wilson Knapp
Knapp
Harriman Heads U S Delegation to Moscow Test Talks
Averell Harriman, undersecretary of state for political affairs, will lead the United States delegation at the Moscow nuclear test ban talks opening Monday. He will discuss and explore other subjects raised by the Soviets but stressed no separate political deals outside nuclear testing without Western Allies approval.
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V. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
U.S
New York
London
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Russia
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