U S Forces Reinforced After Ambush Near Seoul
U S Army units in Seoul remain on reinforced alert after North Korean ambush killed two soldiers and wounded a third near a DMZ guard post. The dead are Pfc Charles T Dessart III and Pvt David A Seiler. wounded Pfc William L Foster is hospitalized in critical condition. UN Command suspects North Korean attackers and cites planning and dawn timing. The incident marks the armistice anniversary two days past.
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Seoul
APD
1St Cavalry Division
Ko-rean
U.S
Washington
Charles T, Dessart III
Charles T, Dessart Jr
Drexel Hill
David A, Seiler
Erich M, Seiler
Theresa
Wis
William L. Foster
Terresa Foster
Mary C. Moore
Baltimore
44Th Army Field Surgical
United Nations Command
Search Continues For Quake Victims In Skopje
Rescue crews reached 10 survivors after three days amid a 1963 Skopje earthquake. Debris-filled ruins, including the Macedonia Hotel, hinder recovery as 813 bodies were removed and up to 700 more may remain buried. Sgt Harold B Stacy of New York on leave is missing with his German-born wife unaccounted for. Grlukov plans a new capital site after seismological studies. about half of Skopje’s 200,000 residents had already left.
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William F. Sunderland
United Press International
Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPD
Macedonia
Harold B. Stacy
N. Y
Aleksander Grlukov
Macedonian Executive Council
Macedonia Hotel
Stacy
Sembach
Air Force Base
West Germany
Grilukov
Testimony Ends In Scandal Trial
The prosecution summed up its case against Dr Stephen Ward describing him as a thoroughly filthy man who lived off the earnings of call girls. The defense argued Ward was immoral but not guilty of vice charges. Jurors heard the case could yield Ward up to 25 years in prison as prosecutors countered the defense portrayal of a gifted amateur Casanova amid links to Profumo and high society figures.
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Robert Musel
United Press International London
UPD
Stephen Ward
Ward
Britain
John Profumo
James Burge
Mervyn Griffith-Jones
Griffith-Jones Will
Burge
Christine Keeler
Marilyn Rice-Davies
Profumo
Lord Astor
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Eugene Ivanov
Toll Now 187 By United Press International
Six people died in a two car collision near Gallup Sunday night raising New Mexico weekend toll to 10. The Mc Erlane family perished with only 4 year old Kathy surviving the Gallup group. Lawrence Wilson of Portland died in the other car. Additional single accidents added Izora Sandefur and Edward Coriz deaths. The toll compared to 241 a year ago.
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United Press International
Gallup
New Mexico
Malcolm Mc Erlane
Eva Jane
Darla
Rory
Lor-La Mary
Kathy Mc Erlane
Clarence Smith
Lawrence Wilson
Portland
Ore
Izora Sandefur
Gulfport
Miss
Edward Coriz
San Felipe Pueblo
Sandefur
Deming
Coriz
Albuquerque
Silver City
Pleads Guilty To Breaking And Entering
Jerald Wayne Eades of Hobbs pleaded guilty after being arraigned on breaking and entering charges. He was arrested at 2 22 a m by State Patrolman M J Payne for breaking into the Cotton Club. Bond was set at 2000 dollars and he remains in custody while Texas authorities pursue a theft warrant.
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Jerald Wayne Eades
Hobbs
Justice of Peace
Drayton Wasson
Eades
M. J. Payne
Cotton Club
Nepal Ag Officer Visits In County
Shankar Prashad Adhikari an assistant livestock officer from Nepal is in Lea County for an 11 month U S training program. He studies agricultural extension education and livestock poultry production while visiting farms and universities in New Mexico and nearby states. He will use his experience to train Nepal field extension workers after returning home where agriculture employs about 90 percent of eight million people.
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Shanker Prashad Adhikari
Government of
Nepal
Lea County Extension
Adhikari
Shankar Prashad Adhikari
Lea County
United States
University of Arkansas
Colorado State University
New Mexico
Jim Gilstrap
Prentice Harris
North Lea County
Loving
Phillipines
Illinois
Himalayas
U. S
De Gaulle Rejects Moscow Nuclear Test Ban Pact
President Charles de Gaulle rejected the three power Moscow test ban and dismissed Khrushchev’s non aggression proposal. He invited the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to a conference on disarmament and pledged France will push ahead with its own nuclear force unless a total ban is reached. He emphasized continued alliance with the United States while preserving France’s independence and security.
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Joseph W. Grigg
United Press International
Paris
UPD
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Washington
Elysee Presidential Palace
France
U. S
Soviet
Khrushchev
NATO
Moscow
Weekend City Traffic Mishaps Reported In Lovington
Lovington police investigated four weekend traffic accidents with no injuries. The most serious crash occurred at 11 09 p m Saturday on Commercial Street at Adams Avenue involving a 1960 Dodge and a 1958 Chevrolet. The Chevrolet driven by Alfred Ball Jr. of Hereford Texas was turning left.
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Lovington City
Commercial St
Adams Ave
Alfred Ball Jr
Hereford
Texas
Wins Feature Race Ends as Rear-End Crash Occurs
Police described a rear-end collision on Adams Street involving a Dodge driven by Robert Land Smith that hit a Chevrolet after attempting to pass. The Chevrolet suffered total loss. Dodge damage estimated at $700. Other incidents include a 1961 Falcon collision with a 1955 Chevrolet at Staub's Texaco, and further crashes on Main Street involving a 1960 Ford, a 1963 Corvair, a 1953 Plymouth, a 1959 Ford, with varying damages listed.
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Adams
Dodge
Robert Land Smith
Chevrolet
Staub
Texaco
Main and
Ave. D
Johnny P. Fisher
Ford
Wilford Thurman Dale
W. Ave. E
Tommy Edwin Tipps
Jll
Plymouth
Gene Riggs
W. Polk, Sr
Rail Unions Accuse Leaders of Junking Bargaining
Union leaders testified before the House Commerce Committee that rail management forced arbitration from the start in a four year dispute over work rules that could cost up to 30 000 jobs. They oppose Kennedy ICC mediation and warn of a nationwide strike if rules are imposed. Labor Secretary Wirtz pressed mediation as talks paused after renewed sessions.
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Daniel Rapoport
United Press International
Washington
UPD
Mon
Roy E. Davidson
Grand
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. F. Ziman
Max Malin
Brotherhood
House Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Malin
Davidson
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Mason
Temperatures Yesterday Reported
Yesterday saw a low of 64 degrees at 5 a.m. and a high of 84 degrees at 2 p.m. Daytime heat rose to the upper range for the season with light winds and clear skies across the region.
Senate N ban drive gains momentum in Capitol Hill
Test ban negotiator Averell Harriman briefed Senate and House committees on the limited test ban treaty. He cited Khrushchev saying China is far from nuclear capability and Russia withheld aid since 1960. Senate leaders expressed cautious support while critical questions on withdrawal and amending the treaty remained unresolved.
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Warren Duffee
United Press International
Washington
UPD
Averell Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Peking
Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Capitol Hill
Senate
Moscow
China
Juvenile Court Hopes Hospital Work Teaches Rock-Throwing Teens
Judge Eva Barnes in Fort Worth placed 16 year old Arlington youths Wendell Harrell and Billy Joe Scales on probation after they admitted dropping rocks from an overpass onto cars on the Dallas Fort Worth turnpike. One rock broke a windshield and cut the driver’s face. The youths will work one day each week in a Fort Worth hospital to see the consequences of traffic crashes.
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Fred Foster
Bangor
Barnes
Foster
Farm Highway 157
Arlington
Rufus Taylor
Man Fined After Mishap Involving Roswell Driver
Jared Earl Adams, 23, of Roswell pleaded guilty and paid a $50 fine for failure to leave information at an accident scene. He allegedly hit a vehicle west of Mallamar, abandoned his car, and was arrested when he returned for it. Damages to both vehicles were minor.
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Jared Earl Adams
Roswell
Adams
Mallamar
Lovington
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