China Anxious For Russia USA War Clash Deepens in Sino Soviet Rift
London reports by K C Thaler for United Press International describe China's fear of a Russo American nuclear confrontation and Mao Zedong's push for top power. The Sino Soviet split reveals ideological, economic, racial and territorial disputes, with Moscow limiting aid since 1957 and the 1960 Moscow meeting exposing deeper rifts.
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K. C. Thaler
United Press International London
UPC
China
Peking
United States
Russia
Mao Tze-tung
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Mao
Khrushchev
Moscow
Karl Marx
Vv L Lenin
Red China
Swimming Lessons Begin Tonight at Holiday Pool
Mrs. Oscar Russell and her husband teach Red Cross certified courses at Holiday Swimming Pool starting tonight at 6. Adult swimming for beginners runs July 17, 19, 22, 24, 26, 29 in six 90 minute sessions. Lifesaving for junior and senior groups runs same dates plus July 31 with 6 to 9 p.m. classes. Enroll before 6 p.m. by calling 3964914.
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Holiday Swimming Pool
Oscar Russell
Red Cross
Russell
Don’t Watch The Eclipse Warns New Mexico Optometric Association
The New Mexico Optometric Association warns against viewing the July 20 solar eclipse with the naked eye. Observers should avoid telescopes binoculars sunglasses or any glasses and use safe viewing aids such as a pinhole device. Dr Roy Menning urges neutral density filters or simple home viewing methods and cautions about delayed eye damage including retinal injury and temporary or permanent vision loss.
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New Mexico Optometric Association
Alaska
Maine
Roy Menning
Albuquerque
Utah
Menning
Wallace defies rights bill and cites Alabama action
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace vows not to enforce a federal public accommodations bill if enacted, saying he would govern Alabama instead. He argues against compliance while senators spar over civil rights legislation, with discussions on Communist influence and Kennedy administration proposals continuing on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
UPD
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Goveernor
Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Heaven
Arkansas
Bruce Bennett
Capitol Hill
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Eastland
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Progress toward partial nuclear test ban in Moscow talks
In Moscow, Western and Soviet negotiators held a three hour session Tuesday and reported progress toward a partial nuclear test ban treaty. Western sources described a mood of optimism and cordiality with jokes from Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko despite his usual dour demeanor.
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Henry Shapiro
United Press International Moscow
UPI
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Gromyko
Hailsham
West
Khrushchev
Louis
Moscow
Mrs Hugh Smith Seeks Appointment To State Legislature
Mrs. Hugh Smith of Hobbs asked Lea County Commissioners to appoint her to fill the unexpired term of her late husband, state representative Hugh Smith. The board took no action, though they will decide later. Also, welfare surplus commodities were offered to Lea County families, and bids were accepted for airport terminal painting and county road supplies. a 25 ton rubber tandem roller bid was delayed.
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Hugh Smith
Hobbs
Lea County Board of Commissioners
Smith
Hugh
State Welfare Department
Luther Jones
Lea County
Jones
Jack Walstead
Phillips Petroleum Company
Blocker el Paso
Road Department
N. C. Ribble Company
Albuquerque
Haag Tretor Company
Borden Machinery
el Paso
Judge Defers Two Sentences in Lovington
District Judge Kermit Nash deferred sentencing for two men who pled guilty to separate charges. Charlie Hilton Medlin, 18, Hobbs, for breaking and entering. six month deferral. Garvin D. Moore, 26, Dallas, for child support. one year deferral with $15 weekly payments. A juvenile, Linda Day Brown, 16, Lovington, pled guilty to endangering health morals and was sent to the Girls Welfare Home.
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Kermit Nash
Lovington
Charlie Hilton Medlin
Hobbs
Garvin D. Moore
Dallas
Linda Day Brown
High Winds Ravage Lea County Areas Across North Sea Region
A severe storm with 60 mph plus winds and heavy rain swept Lea County from Tatum to Hobbs. Damage included toppled TV antennas, shattered windows, damaged trailers, and a derrick rig blown down near Tatum injuring Oscar Arp. No serious injuries reported. crops feared but limited impact overall.
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North Sea County
Tatum
Hissom Drilling Co
John Pennell
Oscar Arp
Jim Gilstrap
Lea County
Leave Crime Czar Alone FBI Told
A federal judge in Chicago ordered the FBI to limit its surveillance of Sam Glancana and cited the city’s top FBI agent for contempt. The injunction bars more than one agent car outside Glancana’s Oak Park home, valued at $45,000, as of the ruling.
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Robert T. Loughran
United Press International
Chicago
UPD
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
U.S
Richard B. Austin
Oak Park
Ill
Sam (Mooney) Glancana
Austin
Marlin W. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Giancana
al Capone
Anthony Accardo
Elder Statesman
Illinois
George N. Leighton
Russians in Spy Case Denied Immunity and Bail
Federal judge denied immunity and bail to Ivan D. Egorov, a United Nations employee, and his wife amid espionage charges. Other alleged ring members faced continuances on removal to New York for arraignment. The case lists a shortwave radio in Washington and holds four suspects without bail due to possible death penalties. Giancana verdict criticizes FBI harassment, detailing constant surveillance and legal limits.
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New York
UPD
United Nations
Soviet Union
Washington
U. S
FBI
Kremlin
Jacob Mishler
Ivan D. Egorov
Alek Sandra
Egorov
United Nations Secretariat
New Pastor Installed at Apostolic Faith Church Lovington
The Apostolic Faith Church at West Avenue K and Fourth Street welcomes Rev. Lyle Sharp as new pastor. He arrives with wife Allene and daughter Judy from Sublette Kansas and invites all to attend services including Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Sunday evening service is at 7 30 p.m. and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p.m.
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The
Apostolic Faith Church, Jr
West Avenue K
Fourth Street
Lyle Sharp
Sharp
Allene
Judy
Lovington
Sublette
Kansas
South First Street
Evangelettes to Star in Hour of Decision at Lovington Church
First Christian Church Lovington announces a Wednesday July 17 program at 7 pm featuring Professor G B Gordon and the Evangelettes from Pacific Christian College, plus Norihiko Saithoh of Kobe as speaker. Blizzard says the event answers youth dilemmas in the space age and invites all to attend.
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Roy Blizzard
First Christian Church
South Second
Lovington
G. B. Gordon
Evangelettes
Pacific Christian College
Long Beach
California
Blizzard
Gordon
Reserve Air Force
Arizona
Norihiko Saithoh
Kobe
Japan
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Tatum Clinic
Lovington Sea General Hospital
Barnes
John Easley
Easley
R. L. Davis
Knowles Rea
Lovington Country Club
Gaines County
Eunice
Crime Czar
Samuel Wertleb
Robert K. Baltch
Joy Ann Garber Baltch
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