Cease-Fire On Cyprus Hovers Amid Skirmishes
Greek Cypriot government officials welcomed a UN cease-fire call while Turkish pilots conducted a warning mission over Polis and Kokkina. Turkish authorities reported no shots fired as casualties rose to ten. Makarios pledged to honor the UN resolution and visit wounded in Polis.
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Ankara
Cyprus
Kokkina
Irfan Tansel
Polis
Nicosia
Makarios
UN Security Council
Paphos
Xeros
Ali Ihsan Gogas
Turkey
Thant
Security Council
Ismet Inonu
Mancoura-Kokkina
Weather items and Cyprus crisis run through across the nation
Weather reports note record low dates across several states with hail and heat at levels 100 plus in Texas and plains. Cyprus tension rises as Thant and Khrushchev exchanges prompt UN cease-fire efforts and U.S. Stevenson engages in diplomacy while the Sixth Fleet remains alert nearby.
Local Family Births Reported Across City Hospitals
Congratulatory notices list numerous births with weights and times at West Texas Hospital Methodist Hospital Taylor Hospital Lauf Clinic and Lauf Clinic. Fathers include professionals and laborers from Health Trucking Pioneer Natural Gas City Power and Light Boswell Crafton Construction and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Clinton Winn
E. 36Th St
West Texas Hospital
Thomas Cecil Steelman
ASth_ St
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Ray Martinez
Baylor
Methodist Hospital
City Power and Light
Stanley Wayne Ennis
E. 35Th St
Taylor Hospital
Boswell & Crafton Construction Co
Soviet Union calls December unity meeting of 26 Communist parties
Moscow announces a December 15 gathering of 26 Communist parties to plan a broader congress involving more than 90 parties next year. Pravda accuses China of fear to attend and signals a push for peaceful coexistence with the West, while Beijing backs only five allies.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
China
Communist Party
Pravda
Kremlin
Peking
Congress May Resume After Demo Conclave
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said congressional leaders consider resuming work the week before Labor Day if Congress cannot meet by Aug. The group consensus favors adjournment before the Democratic convention opens in Atlantic City on Aug. 24.
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Washington
Congress
Atlantic City
Viet Nam War Tensions Rise Near 17th Parallel
Viet Nam reads serious movement by Red Chinese nearby as Khanh Throckmorton and other generals brief the prime minister on a lull in Viet Cong activity after US attacks on North Vietnamese gun boats. Lodge to Europe for Southeast Asia briefing, Saigon plans 500 air raid shelters for 400000 residents, while Australia boosts advisers and Indonesia cuts diplomatic ties with North Viet Nam. Johnson pledges aid to defend freedom, stating US will act decisively against aggression in Southeast Asia.
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Khanh
Throckmorton
United States
Jers
Hanoi
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
House
Ho Chi Minh
Maddox
Saigon
Lam
Sami
Australia
Viet Nam
Indonesia
Sukarno
Johnson
Freedom Defense
Washington
UPI
Congress
U. S
America
Senate
Senate Clears Way For Action On Poverty Bill
The Senate limited debate to one hour as it moves toward swift action on the war on poverty bill. House passage was 226 to 184, with changes to be reconciled. The measure would create a job corps for youth training, a volunteer corps for local anti poverty work, and funds for work programs, college aid, and small business and public projects.
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Washington
Pen Pal From Japan Plans West Texas Visit to Lubbock
Ruth Lane hosts her Japanese pen pal Keiko Wageyutud who visited Lubbock after twelve years of correspondence. Keiko, 27, travels from Osaka with airline ties and aims to see Chicago Montreal and real West Texas cowboys before Aug. 21 return.
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Jim Gsell
Avalanche-Journal
Ruth Lane
Keiko Wageyutud
United States
Kelko
San Francisco
Chicago
Montreal
Japan
Texas
Osaka
Keiko
Ruth
Lubbock
Juet
Lubbock Christian College
Two City Girls Hurt In Mishap In Parking Lot
Two Lubbock teens, Mary Jane Clark 18 and Barbara Gipson 17, were taken to West Texas Hospital after a late night traffic collision in the Town & Country Shopping Center lot. Wayne Alan Scarber 17 drove the other car as police investigated with Officers Freeman and Crumpler.
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Lubbock
Town & Country
West Texas Hospital
Mary Jane Clark
Ave
Barbara Gipson
56Th St
Wayne Alan Scarber
William Freeman
Maurice Crumpler
Fire explodes at Cudahy Packing plant in San Antonio
An explosion and fire at the Cudahy Packing Co rendering plant in San Antonio triggered a four alarm blaze. No employees were injured, about 100 firefighters and twenty equipment pieces fought the flames for thirty minutes. Damage estimated at 20000 dollars as investigators probe the cause.
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San Antonio
UPS
Cudahy Packing Co
Milton Rogers
Abandoned Infant Found Near Lovington Tracks
A baby boy about one hour old was found abandoned near railroad tracks north of East Avenue D in Lovington. Two men found the infant around 8 05 am and he was taken to Lovington Lea General Hospital placed in an incubator. The child was dirty but in good condition Monday as investigators continue.
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Lovington
Pay
Pace
Lovington-Lea General Hospital
Senate Rejects Proposals on Foreign Aid Amid Morse Attacks
The Senate defeated Morse sponsored amendments to the $3.5 billion foreign aid bill including a 25 percent ceiling on development loans and a 10 percent cap on Alliance for Progress funds in Latin America. Two Morse amendments were accepted by Fulbright, including repeal of a section allowing up to 10 percent of development funds to be lent and a requirement for defense certification before major military equipment deliveries.
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Washington
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Morse
Jack R. Miller
Rtowa
United Nations
Miller
U.S
Oregon
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
International Development Assa
Slipped Disc Surgery for Sam Sheppard
Dr Theodore Classen reported Sam Sheppard underwent successful back surgery for a slipped disc at Brentwood Hospital. The former Bay Village osteopath, released from prison last month after a second degree murder conviction, rests with a hopeful recovery timeline of one to ten days in hospital.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
Theodore F. Classen
Brentwood Hospital
Warrensville Heights
Sam
Bay Vilage
Ariana Tebbenjohanns
Stephen Sheppard
Arthur E. Miller
Glendale
Calif
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Clevelnd
Classen
Network Newsman to be sent from Cyprus
The U S Embassy planned to evacuate NBC newsman Alvin Rosenfeld gravely wounded near Mansoura in northwest Cyprus to New York aboard a U S Air transport plane. NBC's J Miller, traveling with him, suffered minor injuries when the car overturned after the shooting. A Vienna item notes a strong market for automatic food vending gear in Austria.
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Cyprus
UPI
United States
New York
U.S. Air Pi
Alvin Rosenfeld
National Broadcasting Corporation
Mansoura
NBC
J. Miller
Rosenfeld
Rosenffeld
Vienna
Austria
Civil Rights Act stay sought by Heart of Atlanta Motel
Justice Black weighs stays as Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp and Pickrick Restaurant seek early Supreme Court review. Memorandum cites broad federal commerce powers and 14th Amendment aim while motels fear closure and irreparable damages if required to serve Negro guests during litigation.
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Black
Randum
U.S
Supreme) Court
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Pickrick Restaurant
Atlanta
Moreton Rolleston
Rolleston
Supreme Court
Ral Tribunal
Congress
Pickrick
Archibald Cox
Justice Black
Cox
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47Th St
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