Soviet envoy Ivanov expelled amid spy battle flare
U S officials expelled Ivanov, the 13th Soviet diplomat, as tensions mount after alleged attempts to recruit an American government employee. The move follows prior expulsions of U S diplomats and tourists, with Moscow hinting at possible retaliatory actions. Ivanov served at the Soviet Embassy in Washington since 1957 and was involved in press information duties and local media outreach.
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Yriet
Raymond A. Hare
State Department
Shikov
Ivanov
Moscow
Washington
Lomat
Menshikov Tary
Sand
United States
Russia
Col
Edwin M. Kirton
Soviet Union
U.S
United Nations
Secretariat
Valentin M. Ivanov
Seven Area Persons Hurt In Mishaps
Seven people were injured in five mishaps Saturday across Lubbock and nearby towns. Injuries ranged from a pedestrian struck in Lubbock to a two car crash in Ralls and a scooter wreck near 42nd Street. A three year old boy was hit in an alley by a turning car and later dismissed from hospital. Local victims include J N Swanner of Ralls, Leon Young of Ralls, Gary Daniel of Ralls, Geraldine Erickson and Jackquilyn Kumlin of Lubbock, Patrick Moore of Lubbock, Gonzalo Villanueva of Lubbock, and Grady Hall of Dallas.
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Lubbock
Ralls
Methodist Hospital
J. N. Swanner
Crosbyton Clinic
Leon Young
A. V. Young
Crosbyton Hospital
Gary Daniel
Cecil Daniel
42Nd St
Salem Ave
Geraldine Erickson
Jackquilyn Kumlin
Sanders Ambuance
Patrick Moore
Auburn
West Texas Hospital
Gonzalo Villanal
Dallas
Grady Hall
Sammy Lee
Ave G
Hall
Accused Priest Feit Alleges Prolonged Hidalgo Interrogation
Antonio attorney Fred Semaan says priest Rev. John B. Feit endured 32 lie detector tests and up to 14 hours of questioning by Texas Rangers during a five month period. Feit, charged with attempted rape, is hospitalized out of state. Hidalgo County District Attorney Lattimore counters that the claim seeks a defense strategy and Feit has not disclosed his location or return plans.
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Robert Christner
Sparks
Neb
Kirton
James Shultz
Otis
Kan
United States
Christner
Ivanov
Soviet Union
Roger C. Foss
U. S
Foss
Nazi Party
Laszlo
Edinburg
Tex Upi Antonio
Fred Semaan
Song Semlone
Semaan
Feit
Texas Rangers
Imy
Hidalgo County
Atty
Robert Lattimore
Trial Scheduled For Ver Turk Leaders
A Turkish military spokesman said leading figures in the deposed government may face trial between 1 and 2. The decree from the ruling junta aimed to quell speculation after events surrounding Adnan Menderes and other leaders. A moving van disaster killed four pedestrians and injured several others in the town center.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Ian Iis
Andet
Satellite sighting draws crowd across Lubbock and South Plains
Area watchers report sighting the new CS satellite balloon described as a bright 10 story object visible around 1 13 a.m. and 3 14 morning on Friday and Saturday nights. The Avalanche Journal received many calls from residents asking for schedules while noting no exact timetable was available. The satellite reportedly completes an orbit in about 118 minutes.
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Sumeraas
Heavy Two Inch Rains Sweep South Texas
Unseasonal fall weather drenched South Texas with over two inches of rainfall across many areas. Corpus Christi measured 2.98 inches in the 24 hour period ending 6 pm, while Brownsville 1.11 inches and Victoria 1.14 inches reported sizable totals. Afternoon highs ranged from the mid 60s to the 70s with lingering showers along the coastal bend and generally clear skies inland from Laredo to Austin.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Testastal Plains
Laredo
Austin
Lufkin
Brownsville
Victoria
Hat College Station
Debating Min Wage Bill Triggers Senate Partisan Clash
In a special session in Washington the Senate heatedly argued over a Democratic plan to raise the minimum wage with John F Kennedy's bill to reach 1.00 and cover about five million workers. Senator Javits rebutted charges of obstructing work while Kennedy defended the measure amid criticism from Ervin and Goldwater.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Congress
Jackson
John F. Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Ariz Goldwater
Javits
Eisenhower
Kennedy
House
Global disarmament talks urged with inspection plan
Politics continued from page one quote urges a moratorium on testing and says negotiations should continue until no hope for agreement remains. An agreement for a worldwide ban with inspection could pave the way for disarmament with inspection.
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Nion
US Space Triumphs Stir Western Europe News
Western European papers hailed American space and rocket feats as proof the U S led Russia in outer space, while U S campaign news dominated Maine and Virginia events. Nixon's Portland rally drew 100000 plus, Kennedy eyed a Virginia speech, and Senate debates centered on civil rights amid international political maneuvering.
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London
APS
Europe
United States
Sxon
Maine
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Russia
Portland
Leon T. Webbers
Nixon
Pat
Oriefly
Falks
Rocky
Washington
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Seal Harbor
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Virginia
Alexandria
South
Republic
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Hyde Park
N.Y
Eleanor, Roosevelt
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Echo 7 Launch Highlights United States Space Feats
Echo 7 satellite launched Friday provides a near global view from a 1000 mile perch with orbit around 945 to 1010 miles from Earth and an orbital period about 3.3 minutes faster. NASA reports speed near 15975 mph. Echo messages and early North South exchanges marked a milestone in satellite communications as Air Force and NASA push rapid tracking and data sharing.
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Alpha
Collins
Echo
Towa
Tokyo
National Aeronautics
Land Space Administration
NASA
Earth
Cste Kicho
Air Force
Eisenhower
White House
Pacific Ocean
Lubbock Man Honored at Legion Convention Ovation
Robert W. Sisson of Lubbock received a standing ovation at the 42nd annual state American Legion convention. As VA West Texas regional office manager he helped craft the GI Bill of Rights. He thanked fellow veterans and hurried to visit grandchildren in Sherman after the ceremony.
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Dallas
Robert W .Sisson
Lubbock
American Legion
Sisson
West Texas
The
Veterans Administration
Mother Confesses Drugging Children in Hospital Ward
A 29 year old mother admitted giving drugs to her children including a 5 year old who fell into a coma. Detective Ferris reported partial details and custody actions followed by Judge Spellacy placing the newborn in county care and scheduling a hearing for the older siblings.
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Venui
Norman Ferris
Ferris
Powers To Be Denied Appeal Takes Some Do
London report says Francis Gary Powers, held on espionage charges in Moscow after May 1 shootdown, will not have the right to appeal but may seek a pardon from the Supreme Soviet. A leading American attorney indicated Powers can apply for clemency. The lawyer spoke on Moscow Home Service. details of the attorney’s identity were unclear.
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Paar Oe Ee
Powers
Central House of Trade Unions
Moscow
Francis Giry Powers
London
Francis Gary Powers
Radio Most
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Congratulatory Note From Multiple Names
The fragmentary report mentions births and weights including a daughter weighing pounds and ounces, with various names including HF and ats, Cleveland, and the Spears family. Hospital mentions include Skethudist Htospotal and Methodist Hospit, with irregular spellings and garbled phrases throughout.
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Mey Morave
Cleveland
Tn Barth
Skethudist
Methodist
Chiford Mottinan
San Serighung
Meni Fae
Five Killed In Indiana Wreck At Crane Depot Edge
Bedford Indiana Five people died in a Saturday car truck crash near the Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. Victims include Marilyn Stephenson 24 and her children Linda 5 Jimmie 4 and Cinda Lou 2. Richard Stephenson 25 father and the driver Harry Dalton 47 died later in hospital. Gina Marie 9 months was with relatives.
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Bedford, Ind
Indianapolis
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Here
Marilyn Stephenson
Linda
Jimmie
Cinda ‘Lou
Harry’ Dalton
Bedford
Dunn Memorial Hospital
Richard G. Stephenson
Five Lubbock women charged with shoplifting of $2075 in Snyder haul
Deputies found more than 19 women s suits 8 men s suits and other apparel valued at 2075 in a shower stall of an apartment near 18th Street and Avenue C. Charlene Ward Lester Mooring Lou Ann Griggs Betty Childress and Ida Neil Daugherty were turned over to Scurry County officials and charged with felony theft by shoplifting.
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Lubbock
Scurry County
Earl Abercrombie
Snyder
Rogers, Inc
Charlene Ward
Ave. C
Lester Jo Mooring
Ave
Lou Ann Griggs
Ave. B
Betty Childress
Jave. C
Abilene
Ida Neil Daugherty
Lubbock County
Abbrcrombie
Dunlap's
Midland
Odessa
Pampa
Far West Texas
18Th St
York
Powers Appeals to Khrushchev for Son's Fate
The Powers family travels to the Soviet Union to plead for Pilot Powers as he faces trial in Moscow. Khrushchev promises help but notes the Military Collegium will decide, while Powers describes his son as a working man’s child and stresses a wish to keep world peace.
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Tts
Sol W. Sury
Powers
Nikita
Nazi Germany
United States of America
Soviet Union
Pound
U. S
Edward Freers
Virginia
Alexander W. Parker
Frank W. Rogers
Khrushchev
Supreme Court
Public Safety Department Celebrates 25th Birthday
Gov. Price Daniel and state officials praised the Texas Department of Public Safety for 25 years of progress in modern law enforcement. Col. Homer Garrison Jr. leads the agency as it marks a quarter century of crime fighting and highway safety efforts.
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Tegis
Department of Public Safety
Garrison
DPS An
Yeat
State Safety Agency
Texas Public Safety Commission
Lumumba Presses for Congo Katanga Exit and UN Move
Premier Patrice Lumumba told reporters in Leopoldville his government is pressing to remove Belgian forces from Katanga and warned the UN must act quickly. He criticized Hammarskjold’s visits and supported African troops for the mission, as Belgian base tensions rise amid troop withdrawals.
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Tanga
Congo
Leopoldville
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Katanga
Hammarskjold
New York
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Kazan 1
United Nahony
Katam
Nto
Kattangi
Kamina
Katangi
Kitona
Lower Congo
Belgium
Belgian Defense Ministry
Brussels
Wreck in Wilmont News Leaves Community in Shock
In Wilmont Minnesota a two car crash injures or kills multiple residents including Mrs Lueck and Mrs Voss while families mourn. The National Safety Council ranks it among the worst two car crashes in U.S. history with a 1940 Slayton incident noted for thirteen deaths.
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Ted Voss
John Voss
Matt Geber
Bunkers
Lueck
Minnesota
Wilmont
John Jueneman
Wilmont Tribune
National Safety Council
Slayton
Minn
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Ites Supreme Court
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Taboka Stu
Texat
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