Treaty Signing Ushers In Cold War Thaw With Bonn Hesitation
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko US Secretary Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home signed a nuclear test ban treaty in St. George Hall Moscow. Khrushchev urged a nonaggression pact while West Germany Bonn seeks guarantees not to legitimize East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Rusk
St. Catherine's Hall
Kremlin
Skhrushchev
U.S
NATO
West Germany
East Germany
United Nations
U Thant
Adlai K E. Stevenson
Khrushchev
Gromyk
Victory
St. George's J Hall
Senate
Bonn
Moscow
Gromyko
von Hase
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
United States
Britain
Ulbricht
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Nikita Khrushchev
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Sen
Italy levies tax on U S leased Rome building draws Senate ire
A 6 percent annual levy on the lease of a U S rented building in Rome prompted sharp questions from the Senate Appropriations subcommittee. Senators Ellender Mundt McClellan blasted Italy for taxing the facility used for State Department and military aid offices. They warned of retaliation if no relief is granted and called the levy a tax on a building overseeing U S military aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CAP
United States
Rome
Senate Appropriations
State Department
Allen
Eillender
D-Lat
Halvins
District of Columbia
Seon Ellender
William J. Crockett
Karl BE. Mundt
John L. McClellan
D-Arks
Subcommittee
Ellender
France
Mother in Jail as Baby Seeks Home Amid Abandoned Girl
Mary Mihaley, 25, held on embezzlement charges after a cafe theft case. while she awaits a hearing, offers flood welfare offices in Wichita and Amarillo for Allyson Joyce Mihaley, six months, placed with Texas Welfare until a relative can take custody. The infant was left with a train passenger by the child’s father Eugene Mihaley, who disappeared after taking their other son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Amarillo
Tex
Mary J. Mihaley
Wellington
Allyson Joyce Mihaley
Eugene Mihaley
Mihaley
Waynoka
Okla
Los Angeles
Carol Owens
The
Travelers and Society At
Texas Welfare Department
Defending Contract Bridge Champs Fall in Knockout
The defending champions in the American Contract Bridge League Spingold knockout, led by Eddie Kantar of Hollywood, were eliminated by Tobias Stone's New York City squad by 15 IMPs. Goren and Stayman teams kept advancing as Stayman faced Clifford Russell, with Russell edging Curtis Smith by two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Tobias Stone
New York City
Stone
Eddie Kantar
Hollywood
Charles Goren
Goren
B. Jay Beck
Samuel Stayman
New York
Clifford Russell
Curtis Smith
Stayman
Kantar
Len Harmon
Ivar Stakgold
Chicago
Marshall Miles
San Bernardino
Calif
Space Center appoints former Houston official as liaison
Phil Ham burger, a former Houston City Council member, is named congressional liaison officer at the Manned Spacecraft Center. Announcement made Monday.
Police quash Cali jail riot with tear gas grenades
In Cali Colombia police used tear gas grenades to quell a riot in Villanueva jail. Five long term prisoners seized inmate War den Roberto Munoz Giraldo and demanded his release in exchange for safety. Riot isolated but police surrounding the 1200 inmate facility restored control after about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali
Colombia
UPI
Villanueva
Roberto Munoz Giraldo
Hungary Bids To Sign Moscow Test Ban Pact
Hungary's Central Committee of the Hungarian Communist Party announced Hungary is ready to sign the Moscow test ban treaty. Earlier East bloc states East Germany Poland Romania and Bulgaria said they wanted to join the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Central Committee
Hungarian Communist Party
East Germany
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Senate May Ok First Military Pay Hike Since 1958
Senate action pursues automatic cost of living increases for pensions and raises for officers and enlisted with under two years' service. The plan adds monthly boosts from $20 to $50 for junior officers and up to $120 for higher ranks, while some enlisted ranks see no raise. House provisions to limit recomputations are rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Pri
Ivate
Cannon
Gemini Astronauts Begin Desert Survival Training
Nine U S astronauts in the Gemini program start a desert survival course at Stead Air Force Base. They will test classroom lessons in a Reno area desert, with Mercury teammates Cooper and Slayton observing, and no newsmen allowed during field training. A debriefing and news conference follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
U.S
Gemini
Stead Air Force Base
Mercury
Leroy Gordon, Cooper Jr
Donald B. Slayton
Maj
Frank Borman
Air Force
Edward H. White I
James A. McDevitt
John W. Young
Elliott M. Lee Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
Neil A. Armstrong
Thomas P. Stafford
James A. Lovell
Radio Free Europe reports end of Soviet jamming on Romania
Radio Free Europe says the Soviet Union stopped long range jamming of its broadcasts to Romania and five other East bloc nations. The station cannot confirm jamming within Romania but notes some interference to Bulgaria appears unintentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Radio Free Europe
Soviet Union
Romania
Bulgaria
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
12-Year-Old Fatally Shot During Horseplay in Houston
A 12-year-old boy, John Doyle Walpole, was killed by a shotgun blast during horseplay in Houston. The incident began when he allegedly attempted to loot a friend's cookie jar, per a witness. he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walpole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
John Doyle Walpole
J. H. Wallpole
Pickets Demand Civil Rights Bounds at Connally Rally
About 1 000 demonstrators gathered at the Texas governor’s mansion and capitol grounds chanting Free dom Yes Connally No. Booker T. Bonner Austin waiter led the marchers promising eight requests including a state fair employment practices bill and a statewide school desegregation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Kennedy
Capitol Grounds
Booker T. Bonner
John Connally
Connally
Bonner
Airman Wins Waiver Allowing Stay in Uniform
Edward J. Maguire a 34 year old 220 pound airman at Westover Mass says a Defense Department rule lets him stay in uniform after Air Force standard would have required dismissal. He plans to work as a chef at Mount Holyoke College after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Defense Department
Air Force
Edward J. Maguire
Maguire
Mount Holyoke College
India designs special high-altitude hut for soldiers
New Delhi records state India has developed a semicircular prefabricated hut for troops facing China on the Himalayan border. The hut withstands 100 mph winds and minus 22 degree temperatures, using aluminum alloy framing to bear heavy snow loads. It is easy to assemble and portable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Rainmaker Attempts Payoff As San Angelo Stays Dry
A San Angelo man led by James Green seeks 10 000 dollars to hire a rainmaker from Tulsa to end a dry spell. Weatherman Otis Bobbitt jokily offers 5 dollars toward the plan. Tulsa rainmaker bragged of floods but will remain unnamed. Temperatures top 100 across Texas with scattered thundershowers and hot forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
Jhrouth
Beling
James Green
Texas Tank Car Works
Weatherman
Otis Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Green
Tulsa
Bonham
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Five Kansas City patrolmen charged in burglaries case
A Jackson County grand jury indicted Patrolmen Martin Burton and Donald Denning and Patrolman Ralph Lamb on second degree burglary and stealing. Suspects Cox Rogers and others await refer to grand jury or direct complaints. Loot valued at about 5000 dollars. Separate: Sergeant Harry Hedrick shot and killed in Kansas City Kansas while questioning a suspect. Vernon Gee wounded. Hedrick linked to prior beating case as witness. All in jail without bond where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Cox
Ralph E.lamb Jr
Martin Randolph Burton
Donald Denning
Robert Rogers
John Strong
Jackson County
Martin
Burton
Denning
Strong
Lamb
Cox
Rogers
Kelley
Harry V. Hedrick
Kansas City
Kan
Vernon Gee
Hedrick
Theroff
Alabama Bible Reading Resolution Moves Schools Toward Daily Bible Time
Alabama state board of education instructs all public school systems to have the Holy Bible ready in every school daily and to treat its reading as part of the course of study. The resolution cites birthright of religious freedom and support from the governor and state education chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
State Board of Education
Alabama
South Plains Derby Champ Returns From Akron
Gary Sage of Idalou, 11, returned from the 26th All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron with memories but little prize. He placed second in his first heat, as a Carlsbad car beat him by a Conshohocken car, while Harold W. Conrad of Duluth won the event. Sage was sponsored by The Avalanche Journal, Exchange Club and Modern Chevrolet Co. He traveled with his parents and brother Rover, both Akron veterans, and fellow local racer Tanner Laine and his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche-Journal
Brooklyn
South Plains
Monnday
Akron
Gary Sage
Idalou
Lubbock
Carlsbad
N.M
Conshohocken
Duluth
Chevrolet
Avalanche Journal
Exchange Club
Modern Chevrrelet Co
Texas
Gary
J. M. Sage Jr
Rover
Gary Phipps
Heckville
Tanner Laine
Tanner Laine Jr
Birth notices from Lubbock area families
Births detailed for numerous families with weights ranging from 4 pounds 1 ounce to 9 pounds 10 ounces. Hospitals include West Texas Hospital and Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Fathers hold varied occupations from farmer to electrician and photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Eilenbee
Mth
Reese Afb Hospital
Wiley Hamm
Jerry Ro Hudgins
Jobh St
West Texas Hospital
Father Oh
Western Motor Parts
Merc
Carl Henry Greep
Aoson Wee
Cen Jin West Texas Hospital
Mobil Oi Company
Dale Arthur
Peters Burs
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
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Giuseppe Saragai
Ussr
James F Byrnes
London
China
Iiroshima
Nikita
Robert S. McNamara
Konrad Adenauer
McNamara
Adenauer
Karl Guenther von Hase
Mary KF. Mihaley
Contract Bridge
Bert Humphrey
Minnesota
UN Sec
A Thant
Russia
Billie Sol Estes
Pecos
Estes
Ane
Rainmaker
Kansas Citysea
Supreme Court
Area
Big Run
By Tanner Laine
Forrest Bowers
S3rd St
Methodist Hospital
John FE. Lindley
Ric Lubbock
Eugene AL Willams
10Th St
Sammy
Napoleon Rooker
Ave
Aoson
Issa Pom
Lauf Choice
H. W. Rachels
Lauf
Western Storm and Window Co
Nicanor Wanez
Ave IH
LaufClinic
Jessie Peres
Levelland
Lour Clinte
South Plains Junior College
James Cecil Beeman
Birh
Tevas Hospital
W. S. Gray
Ase
Marc's
Hostone
Mews Studio
Kenneth Hammat i
Monday Methodist Hospital
South Plains Associated Crects
Rayford Hewett
Charles Nelson Electric
Norvel Ray Perkins
Jerry's
Calixto Pulido
Fordham
Davidson Wholesale
Benjamin Sproses
2Nd St
Harold Burkhalter Insulation Co
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