Mechem urges reverse Golden Rule toward communists at Rotary
Governor Edwin L. Mechem told about 70 Rotary members that the United States must apply the Golden Rule in reverse to communist nations. He cited espionage, press clipping, and the Los Alamos leaks as examples, urged strong military and local governance, and warned UN complicates public perception while remaining a forum for observing communist activity.
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Edwin L. Mechem
Rotary Club
Mech
America
Mechem
U.S
Openheimer
FBI
State Department
Russia
San Francisco
Los Alamos
United Nations
Mechen
Khrushchev
Texas
Dispute Over Racial Clause in Student Council Housing
Ira A. Bogard of the New Mexico Association of Student Councils defends a housing clause restricting occupancy to private homes and notes refunds of 48 for five delegates. Bonifacio Fernandez says students will boycott the Taos meeting while Santa Fe High plans to attend. Stovall favors removing race references in future forms.
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Bonifacio Fernandez
Taos
Bogard
New Mexico
Thomas B. Walsh
Santa Fe
McGurdy
Santa Cruz
Los Alamos
Las Vegas
Alamogordo
Battle over RS70 plane ends in broad compromise
President Kennedy averted a direct clash with Congress over mandating defense spending on the RS70. The House Armed Services Committee won a pledge to expand RS70 development if further studies justify it, McNamara preserved flexibility, the Air Force gains a pathway to eventual production, and the public faces a cautious, balanced approach amid divided powers. Gen. LeMay backed production but failed to sway McNamara and Kennedy.
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Charles W. Corddry
United Press International Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
House Armed Services Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
U.S
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
McNamara
Three Moods Of A Governor In Lovington Rotary Visit
Governor Edwin L. Mechem was the guest speaker at Lovington Rotary Club. The event showcased him in three moods during a four hour stay, with photos illustrating his activities and jovial demeanor.
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Lovington
Edwin L. Mechem
Rotary Club
Mechem
Engineer Testifies Bus Failed to Stop
The engineer testified the bus failed to stop and whistled after crossing signals, noting the vehicle began to move across the tracks and he observed the bus start to cross while he blew the whistle.
Lovington Bus and Pickup Collision No Injuries Reported
A Lovington school bus and a pickup truck collided four miles west of Lovington on the J C Abbott road. No injuries occurred. The bus carried five workers en route to Artesia, no children aboard. The pickup was driven by Mac W Lancaster of the Service Pipeline Company of Lovington. The crash happened as the bus turned off the highway.
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Lovington
J. C. Abbott
Mac W. Lancaster
Service Pipeline Company
Artesia
Georgia Board bars 17 year old from ducktail haircut at school
The Georgia Board of Education ruled that 17 year old Stanley Sorrels cannot attend Perry High School with a ducktail haircut. Attorneys for both sides voiced strong positions as the board affirms school authority to ban the style amid constitutional rights debate.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia Board of Education
Stanley Sorrels
America
Stanley
Walter €. Sorrelis
E. P. Hulbert
Houston County School Board
John P. Nixon
Perry High School
Space Co-Op Talks Slated Between US and USSR
UNITED NATIONS NY UPI the United States and Russia plan talks next week on joint space exploration following Kennedy Khrushchev agreement. Dr Hugh L Dryden NASA deputy and Soviet academician A A Blagonravov will meet in New York Tuesday to discuss space collaboration projects weather satellite tracking stations magnetic field space medicine and potential unmanned Moon Venus Mars exploration. Khrushchev prioritizes rescue operations for disabled space vehicles and supports weather and communications satellites and magnetic field mapping. The U N space committee was set to meet that afternoon.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United States
Russia
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Hugh L. Dryden
U.S
U.N. Committee On the Peaceful
Outer Space
Khrushchev
John H. Glenn
U.S.S.R
Moon
Mars
Venus
U.N. Space Committee
Palais Des Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Nuclear test ban talks deadlocked at disarmament conference
In Geneva the Soviet Union and Western powers declared a stalemate on a nuclear test ban after a marathon two hour and 40 minute subcommittee session. Tsarapkin said there was no advance and no shift in position as officials weighed neutral inspections and Soviet objections. Rusk pondered broader neutrals but no commitment. Gromyko stance remained decisive. Khrushchev linked space cooperation to disarmament progress as gloom persisted.
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United Press International Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Maes Withdraws Name From Race
A former employee of the State Corporation Commission withdrew from the Democratic primary against commissioner John Block. Joe Perfecto Maes of Embude offered no reason in a letter to Secretary Betty Fiorina, notarized by SCC worker Dario Martinez Jr. Maes, a former mail and supply clerk, was released from his job after the 1960 primary.
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Santa FE
UPI
State Corporation Commission
John Block
Joe Perfecto Maes
Embude
Betty Fiorina
SCC
Dario Martinez Jr
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Reds
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Berlin
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Didates
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Salazar
Murray Morgan
Jim Lamb
Thomas Speer
Marie
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