Washington puzzled by Guatemala coup and Latin American reaction
Washington officials debated the Guatemalan military takeover led by Col Enrique Peralta Azurdía. They weighed potential impacts on Alliance for Progress, regional stability, and Cuba's Castro influence, with Arevalo’s return and November elections driving the crisis.
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Washington
Guatemala
United States
State Department
Enrique Peralta Azurida
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Latin American
Juan Jose Arevalo
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Arevalo
Mexico
Communist Party
Ydigoras
Roberto Alejos
Bay of Pigs
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Francisco Javier Arana
Army
Col
Jacobo Arbeny Guzman
Ydigoras Claims Coup Aims at National Benefit
A shooting downtown Saturday night left one or more dead and two wounded as Perak blamed mis misunderstandings. The new chief of state told a news conference that there was little resistance from Ydigoras and that troops surrounded his official residence.
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Perak
Ydigoras
Mexico
Air Force
Peralta
Guatemala
Congress
Kennedy
Costa’ Rica
San Jose
Central America
Panama
Jesus Anda Murillo
Aims
Cuban exile raids spar with U S in cautious response
U S officials and lawmakers debate the Cuba exiles raids amid warnings against violating U S law. Immigration authorities restrict 18 refugees to Dade County and the continental United States while exile groups press on with plans.
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Cuba
Dirksen
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
Senate
Democratic
Hubert Ho Humphrey
Minn
Justice Department
United States
Dade County
Miami
Dagoverto Darias
Liberation Forces
Giron Beach
U.S. Immigration
Continental
Edwin Guthman
Coast Guard
State Department
Customs Bureau
FBI
Immigration Service
Guthman
Commandos L
Second National Front of
Escambray
Alpha 66
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Utah University mice live well in germ-free cages
Salt Lake City report notes mice at the University of Utah enjoy better feeding than others, housed in germ-free cages. Dr. Ira Pilgrim of the College of Medicine leads cancer research using the rodents.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Ira Pilgrim
College of Medicine For Cancer Research
Minister Banowsky's Career and Family Profile
The article profiles Banowsky a Nashville minister with an M A from Southern California and ten years of preaching in Hillsboro Tennessee Greenville Kentucky Albuquerque and the South Gate Church in Los Angeles He serves on editorial staffs of Power For Today and 20th Century Christian and writes for other church papers He is married to Gay Barnes and they have three sons David Wade Britton and William Jr Their meeting at David Lipscomb College in Nashville is noted.
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Hillsboro
Tenn
Greenville
Albuquerque
South Gate Church
Los Angeles
Banowsky
Power For Today
20Th Century Christian
Gay Barnes
David Wade
Britton Barnes
William Jr
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Considine Reflects On Alumni, Discipline, And Immigrant Labor
The piece cites Monsignor Carroll-Abbing noting alumni in various trades who must fund their own room and board. It recalls Father Flanagan’s view that some youths are troubled and difficult to reach, requiring patient approach. It warns that leaving Cade’s County could breach U.S. law with fines or imprisonment.
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Monsignor Carroll-Abbing
Columbus Circle
New York
Father Flanagan
Boys Town
Neb
Ees
Make-Up Doses Delivered in SOS Campaign End Run
The SOS immunization drive in Lubbock-Crosby-Garza County wrapped Sunday, tallying 22,328 make-up polio doses. Type II bring city totals near 50,000 with schools like Dunbar and Wilson contributing large counts. Type III doses to be offered at City-County Health Dept 1202 Jarvis today through Friday 3 to 4:30 p.m. Donations welcome.
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Lubbock
Leon Harris
Sabin
Lubibock-Crosby-Garza County Medical Society
City-County Health Department
Jarvis
Harris
Earth
Plainview
Man Buries Trunk After Killing Thoren in Flight
Brown loaded a trunk with the murder victim’s clothes in New Orleans and drove to West Palm Beach where he stayed at a motel before burying the trunk in a remote area once favored for fishing. A bulldozer uncovered the trunk in Florida. The sheriff said the body showed no violence marks. Brown was sentenced to two years in a federal penitentiary after being convicted of driving Thoren’s car from New Orleans to Grants.
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Thoren
Brown
West Palm Beach
Martin Kellenberber
Shharnes
New Orleans
Grants
Brownfield
Lockney
Levelland
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Area Mishaps On Texas City Streets In One Night
A string of traffic incidents on a Texas city street section resulted in multiple injuries. Dr Robert Paul Anderson and Mrs Anderson were treated at Methodist Hospital after a collision near 19th Street and Boston Avenue. Others, including Helen Faye Dungan Toni Abney Anna Sue Melton and infant Laura Gutierrez, were treated at West Texas Hospitals following a crash on Quirt Avenue. Wendell Roy Odorizzi and Reuel Huston collided near 23rd Street and Ave V. Odorizzi’s car toppled into a property yard damaging a porch. Dorothy Arron and another driver reported injuries at 4th Street and Ave U and were treated at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital.
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Robert Paul. Anderson
57Th St
Methodist Hospital
19Th St
Boston Ave
Robert Paul Anderson
Pete Woodrow Kyle
38Th St
West Texas
Quirt Avenue
16Th Street
Helen Faye Dungan
31St St
Toni Abney
42Nd St
Anna Sue Melton
2Nd St
Laura Gutierrez
Isidor Gutierrez
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Dungan
Gutierrez
Wendell Roy Odorizzi
22Nd St
23Rd St
Ave. V
Odorizzi
Reuel Huston
Brownfield Rd
M. K. Simpison
4Th St
Ave. U
Dorothy Arron
Rt. 2
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Births Report From Local Families
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joe I Briones Beech Street on the birth of a son at Methodist Hospital weighing pounds 14 ounces at 6 50 am The father works for Hancock Manufacturing Mr and Mrs Clarence Lee Date announce the birth of a daughter weighing 5 pounds 1 ounce at 6 10 am Sunday Laut Clinic The father is a barber shop employee Mr and Mrs Auden Gonzales Shalllow Water on birth of a daughter weighing 2 pounds 7 ounces at 1 52 am Sunday in Laut Clinic The father is a farm laborer
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Joe I. Briones
Beech St
Methodist Hospital
Hancock Manufacturing
Clarence Lee
Auden Gonzales
Shallowater
Laut
Wreckage Found Of Italian DC-2 Near Rome
The Italian DC 2 airliner missing since Saturday night with eight aboard was spotted Sunday on a 5,000 foot mountain about 60 miles southeast of Rome. Police said only one of eight was not Italian. among the passengers was Guido Mancini, vice president of Italia Airlines, the carrier that owned the plane.
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Rome
Pescara
Adriatic
Guido Mancini
Itavia Airlines
Havia
British Foreign Secretary cancels Kyoto sightseeing
London observer Lord Home canceled his sightseeing schedule in Kyoto due to a cold and slight fever, officials said on Sunday. The visit to the ancient capital was shortened as he rested.
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Kyoto
Japan
Lord Home
Cleveland Strike Near Ends as Printers Reach New Pact
Negotiators for the striking printers union and management reached a new contract after 122 days. The agreement could end the strike against The Plain Dealer and The Cleveland Press and News by Thursday or Friday. Two unions remain on strike, the Teamsters and Machinists, with ratification by 620 printers expected midweek.
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Cleveland (Ap
iThe Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press and News
Teamsters
Machinists Union
City Hall
Japan transport strike halts rail and bus services nationwide
Railway and bus workers in Japan walked out Sunday, affecting about 13 million people as 18 private companies shut operations after rejecting a $6.10 monthly wage increase offer. The action underscores labor tensions amid rising living costs and demands for higher pay.
End of New York Newspaper Strike Ignites City
Word of the engravers vote signals an unofficial end to the strike in Manhattan. A 21 gun salute from a Palisades Park fireworks company echoes across the Hudson as press crews return to work less than six hours after signing. Natalie Wood christens The Mirror presses with Jack Benny Steve McQueen and Jane Morgan assisting.
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Hollywood
Natalie Wood
Mirror
Jack Benny
Steve McQueen
Jane Morgan
Miss Wood
Manhattan
Tito Plans Mexico Visit Amid European Tour Notes
Tito said he would visit Mexico during his fall schedule as Adolfo Lopez Mateos finished a five nation European tour. Lopez Mateos, touring Yugoslavia, spoke with Tito at a fortress near Novi Sad and then prepared to depart for Warsaw and onward to Paris and the Hague.
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Novi Sad
Yugoslavia
Tito
Cuba
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Belgrade
Lopez Mateo
Warsaw
Paris
Hague
Bonn
Twister Causes Blackout and Wide Rain Across Plains
Severe weather knocked Floydada out and brought heavy rain to Lubbock and towns across the South Plains. Reports show .50 to .70 inches in several locations, with hail in Morton and strong winds in Mule Shoe. Forecast calls for more thundershowers and warm highs around the region.
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Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Morton
Sundown
Muleshoe
South Plains
Hale Center
Levelland
Plainview
Petersburg
Cotton Center
Olton
Littlefield
Amherst
Earth
Lovington
Weather
Presidio
Red River Valley
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
North Central
Texas
Amarillo
Childress
Dalhart
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
SAME SEEN NEXT YEAR U.S. Chemical Industry's Sales Rise
The chemical industry drew mixed signals from 1962 results with $33 billion in sales, a 10 percent rise, yet earnings fell due to higher costs and declining prices. A survey by the Manufacturing Chemists Association shows expectations of continued sales gains into 1963 but potential earnings declines.
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New York
UPI
Manufacturing Chemists Association
U.S
Aboard Crippled Jetliner Lands Safely at Tampa Base
A Trans-Canada Airlines DC-8 with 139 aboard made a safe emergency landing at McDill Air Force Base after a landing gear malfunction. Ray Allison, a supervisor, said there were 131 passengers and eight crew members.
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Tampa
Fla
APD
Trans- Canada Airlines
McDill Air Force Base
Ray Allison
Trans-Canada
Underground bunker shelter for West Coast command post
A San Francisco group of Air Force reservists built a 6,500 square foot underground bunker 16 feet deep at Fort Miley. The $500 shelter carries a portable radio system to coordinate recovery operations from San Francisco to Fresno in case of a nuclear attack. Maj. Alan Saunders led the project, converting a 30 year old coastal artillery bunker with mud, sand bags, and surplus telephones to create a vital communications hub.
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San Francisco
UPD
Air Force
Alan Saunders
Novato
Calif
2479Th Air Force Reserve Sector
2479Th
Fort Miley
Saunders
Golden Gate
Fresno
America
Strategic Air Command
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