U S breaks with Honduras in South American setback
The United States suspended all relations with Honduras including aid, denying recognition of the new military government after a pre-dawn coup that toppled President Ramon Villeda Morales. Heavy fighting left about 50 dead in Tegucigalpa as rebels and civil guards clashed. some air force units reportedly resisted the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald May
United Press International
Washington
United States
Honduras
U.S
Dominican Republic
Kennedy
Ramon Villeda Morales
Villeda Morales
Costa Rica
Tegucigalpa
Oil Men Eye Business In State Meet
About 250 New Mexico oil men attend the 35th annual NM Oil and Gas Association meeting in Santa Fe. Talks cover taxes oil problems and conservation. sessions include speakers from the Interior Department and state commissions. Officers to be elected and reports given at the Tuesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Cavanaugh
Public Lands
Interior Department
Washington, D.C
Public Lands Committee
J.C. Langdon
Texas Commission
Commission
Oil and Gas
Richard C. Byrd
Interstate of Compact Commission
Yankees refuse to panic as series heads west
Yankees manager Hank Houk defended his club after a third straight defeat and vowed no shake up ahead of game three in Los Angeles. He praised his players, blamed no one for the loss, and said the team can rally like in 1958. Tom Tresh and Mantle predicted better results on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houk
Yankee
Braves
al Downing
Roger Merfees
Downing
Willie Davis
Maris
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
Maury Wills
Joe Pepitone
Wills
Pepitone
Kubek
Los Angeles
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Mickey
Mantle
Tresh
Campbell Seeks Change in Welfare Hospital Payments
In Santa Fe Governor Campbell criticizes the welfare hospital payment ceiling as causing hardship for hospitals. He plans to mention the issue in the upcoming special legislative session and in his legislative message. The ceiling limits state payments to 25 a day for the first three days and 18.50 thereafter, leaving many hospitals with charity cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
UPD
Jack M. Campbell
Leo Murphy
Campbell
Murphy
Welfare Department
Department
New Mexico Hospital Association
Albuquerque
Association
Murphey
Temperature Extremes Yesterday Report
Yesterday recorded a low of 54 degrees at 5 a.m. and a high of 85 degrees at 2 p.m. The readings reflect a warm day with typical diurnal variation.
Kennedy visit to Arkansas sparks feint of federal aid pledge
President Kennedy arrived in Little Rock to promote federal aid for a new South but faced a public rebuke from Governor Orval Faubus who challenged the administration on civil rights policy and federal action.
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Alvin Spivak
United Press International
Little Rock
Ark
UPD
Kennedy
South
Orval Faubus
New South
Greers Ferry
Heber Springs
Faubus
Fairgrounds
Little Rock Air Force Base
Air Force
Damagte
University of Arkansas
Dixie
Washington
Little Rock Afb
White River
Arkansas
Missouri
U.S. Soldier Killed in Viet Nam Ambush Near Pleiku
In a highway ambush near Pleiku two U S Army Special Forces captains and eight Vietnamese soldiers were killed along with several missing weapons. The attack occurred about 85 miles north of Saigon as a two truck convoy passed a mine. Communist forces overran two hamlets in the Dak Bot region and seized weapons. casualties and specifics were not fully confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Herndon
United Press International Saigon
UPI
Cambo
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Dak Bot
Pleiku
Inadequate Testing Seen in Space Shot
Houston reports that insufficient testing led to L Gordon Cooper manually reentering the Mercury capsule. Walter Williams warns industry must tighten space age procedures to ensure safety. Experts say pilots currently outweigh scientists for added mission reliability. Cooper cites crowded capsule and countdown issues during the May flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Clayton
United Press International
Houston
UPD
L. Gordon Cooper
Earth
U.S
Walter Williams
America
Williams
U. S. Agency
Cooper
John C. French
Tibet
O'Keefe
Soviet crop disaster sparks Khrushchev proverb critique
Soviet Ukraine crop wreckage exposes drought and planning flaws. Khrushchev cautions on fate as the USSR shifts from grain exports to meeting minimum needs with irrigation and fertilizer, while Canada and Australia gain from Russia's shortfall. US wheat talks surface amid embargoed trade and looming shipments.
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Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Canada
Australia
U.S
Ottawa
U. S
Europe
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United Fruit Co
Cials
White House
George Ball
W. Averell Harriman
David Bell
State Legion
State
American Legion
Lovington
Jack Simmons
Bob Durand
Harry Cayce
Bob Crownover
Hobbs
Viet Nam
Pherson
Mary
Rotary Club
Nan Mo
Beryl Todd
Gertrude Dimple
Yd Robbins
Khrushchev
Ussr
Phil Newsom
Ukraine
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Cuba
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