Castro compares U S policy to Hitler Mussolini
Fidel Castro drew a parallel between American policy and Nazi fascism in remarks quoted from Havana. The State Department rejected the charge as baseless, noting that Cuba's press is government controlled and pointing to the muzzling of a free press as a hallmark of dictatorship.
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Bank Meet Opens Here
More than 900 delegates from 125 banks in West Texas arrived in Lubbock for the South Plains Bankers Association two day meeting. Speakers include Robert P. Dupree and Dr Russell Sherburne. Proceedings open with registrations, receptions, and a stage show at the Lubbock Hotel and Municipal Auditorium.
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Sure Sign Of The Season In Lubbock Park
A morning chill fades under a warm sun as Jame s Boothe, 13, fishes under a Mackenzie Park bridge in Lubbock. Nearby, Texas Tech freshman Miss Joe Buckley from Dallas poses among cherry blossoms, captured by Jim Argo.
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City Visitor Fights Reds In Own Way Cartoonist Says Democracy Needs Clearer Voice
Finnish cartoonist Kari Suomalainen tours the South Plains with his wife under State Department auspices. He argues democracy is harder to explain than Communism and urges emphasis on democratic ideals to win minds. Hanover editor Guenther Volz and interpreter Dr. Victor Grove accompany him.
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Go-Kart Ban Urged Within City Limits
Kenneth Rhodes reports that the Lubbock Citizens Traffic Council urges the city to prohibit go-karts inside corporate limits after a study on safety. The City Board of Directors backed a policy recommending the city commission ban the activity for safety concerns within Lubbock.
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Board Approves Office Building on 50th St in Lubbock
The City Planning and Zoning Commission approved a professional office building in the 2200 block of 50th Street despite one member's objection. The panel also ruled against south of Loop 289 industrial zoning in southeast Lubbock, rejected an industrial zone at 304 Idalou Road, and approved a C-4 commercial zone at Loop 289 and Idalou Road. A life insurance office was not permitted under the specific use provision, sparking concern it could become a wedge to alter apartment zoning. The commission will present its policy on go kart safety to the City Commission on April 28.
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Louisiana and New Jersey races show early leads for Davis and Case
Jimmie Davis leads Francis Grevem sberg by about four to one in Democratic Louisiana as early returns come in. Senator Clif ford P. Case, a liberal Republican, holds a 60 000 vote edge over Robert Morris in the New Jersey GOP primary.
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Finnish cartoonist draws fire with Texas hat image
Kari Suomalainen, a Finnish cartoonist known for provoking Russia, is shown drafting a cartoon featuring a figure mostly hidden by a cowboy hat and the caption Kari Get Your Gun. The background sign reads United States of Texas while his wife Dr Victor Grove, a U S State Department interpreter, and Guenther Volz, Hanover chief political editor, look on.
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Four Die as Colombian Airliner Crashes Near Bogota
An airliner en route from Miami to Bogota exploded and burned shortly before landing at El Dorado Airport killing four and injuring fifteen. The flight carried 37 to 39 passengers and the number of Americans aboard was not yet known.
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Addition To Tom S. Is Given Okay
Lubbock ISD trustees approved three low bids totaling 605 546 for a Tom S Lubbock High School expansion including a two story wing 36 735 square feet with enlarged labs shops and classrooms and gym facilities. The auditorium lighting plan was rejected to avoid 6 100 extra cost. Lowrey Field will name the new football stadium honoring E J Pinky Lowrey.
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Bombing Protested Draws Public Attention
News index notes a bombing protest drawing public attention and discussion across sections B and A. Market quotations and media listings appear on pages 6 through 7 and 5 respectively, indicating a broad newspaper coverage slate.
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Missing teacher Irene Garza sought by many on border search
More than one hundred men rode horses and flew light planes through brush and citrus groves near the Mexico border in a search for Miss Irene Garza a 25 year old McAllen school teacher and former beauty queen missing since Saturday night with foul play feared AP wirephoto notes the story continues on page 8 section A
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Seoul riots spark U S rebuke over Korean crackdown
In Seoul defiant students and townspeople armed with guns and clubs battled authorities as mobs set fires, killing nearly 100 and injuring over 250 in two days. US Secretary of State Herter rebuked the Korean government as martial law spread to four cities and tanks moved in.
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De Gaulle urges Berlin issue to be delayed at summit
In a Canadian luncheon address Charles de Gaulle urged that the Paris summit begin with easing tensions and avoid Berlin questions. He favored disarmament talks focusing on nuclear missiles and carrier aircraft while a new brain trust in Washington would steer U S disarmament negotiations with the Soviet Union.
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Showers Move Into South Plains With Thunderstorms
Scattered thunderstorms are expected to move into the northwest South Plains area by mid afternoon and into the region by nightfall with blowing dust. A front from the northwest will bring southerly winds shifting to northerly, while elsewhere in the state partly cloudy skies with isolated thundershowers occur mainly in the north. Severe activity on the South Plains is deemed unlikely by Lubbock Weather Bureau officials, as the main system likely tracks toward Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri.
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Weather Map Report for Lubbock Vicinity
Partly cloudy with afternoon thunderstorm activity and blowing dust. The forecast calls for a low near 50 degrees in the early morning and a high around 87 degrees, with southwest winds 20 to 30 mph.
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