JFK Seeks Safeguards On Ban Denies Any Deals
President Kennedy defends a nuclear test ban and insists safeguards will be maintained. He warns against radical right influence in the 1961 election and discusses labor rail talks, Cuba troop shifts, and Soviet testing prospects amid ongoing international tensions.
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Senate Commerce Committers
Labor
Management and Labor Five
Porter
Barry Goldwater HL Ann
Nove
Cuba
Sassel
CLA
Okan
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Perfhdy
Lubbock School Study Council approves budget and new teachers
The West Texas School Study Council consisting of 22 public schools and Texas Tech accepted the July 30 budget report showing expenditures of 11.1 million with encumbrances of 28.3 thousand and a balance of 9.9 thousand, and income unencumbered of 10.1 thousand with a 44 thousand balance. The delinquent tax tourney reported 30.99 thousand dollars in total delinquent taxes collected. new teachers were named across elementary to high school levels, while resignations included staff at several schools. Trustees authorized the district’s business manager to sign the tax sheltered annuity papers and declined to amend the school policy on married students.
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West Texas
Councal
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Earhers
Joyce Byler
Janice Inty
Judy’ Elson
Lackey
Minnette Trowan
Joyce Carr
Hielen le Brown
Marjorie Kendrick
Jeanne Maul
June Boardman
Elizabeth N
Jennie Ruth
Sherry Faye Stephens
Deana Kay Brown
Mabelle Tate
Worht
Vee Ep
Norma Archer
Thompson
Juanita Jones
Hodges
Larry R. McCarley
Monterey High School
Mack
Johnson
Dunbar
Nina Millican
Sanders School
Mary DeShaza Ranekin
Stubbs School
May Strong
Matthews Junior
Floydean Wilburn
Ionn
Marriee
Martial law spread as police raid four Buddhist pagodas
In Saigon South Vietnam police raided four Buddhist pagodas as martial law was announced nationwide. Tear gas and gunfire accompanied the operation, with priests and monks reportedly protesting.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
CPL Sie
Tokyo
U.S
American Soldier Killed in Korean Patrol Incident
In central Korea a U N command spokesman reported two American soldiers on patrol fired at each other by mistake in darkness on Monday. One soldier was killed and another wounded during a burst of grenades as an advance element of the 1st Cavalry Division approached the main patrol from an unexpected direction. Names withheld pending notification.
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Korea
U.N
Ja 1St Cavalry Division
Tros
Tives
Girl Killed In Traffic Crash Near Hockley County Line
A girl died in a traffic accident near the Hockley County line. The kink was pronounced, with funeral services pending Tuesday night at Singles ton Funeral Home. Survived by parents, grandparents Mr and Mrs Francisco Villkelin, Sin Ane tomia, two sisters and two brothers.
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Hockley
Singleston
Francisco Villkelin
Unclear historic topic with scattered names and places
A fragmented OCR passage lists numerous personal names, places including Amite and Mecca, institutions like Methodist and hospital mentions, and scattered numbers. The text lacks a coherent event or narrative to summarize into a clear news item.
Cuban raid follows weekend attacks on Cuban sugar mill and oil
Cuban authorities report air and sea raids by unidentified forces targeting a Moron sugar mill and Casilda oil installations. Guards repelled some attackers, five raiders escaped under heavy fire, equipment including two machine guns and a bazooka recovered. U S CIA accused of planning and supplying the operation. Britain and the U S vow stepped up Caribbean watch after refugee incidents.
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Moron
Casilda
Las Villas
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Washington
Rachard J. Phillips
Airrad c
Miami
Fla
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London
U.S
Caribbean
Bahamas
Anguilla
Bomb Blast Triggers Birmingham Race Riot Turmoil
In Birmingham Alabama a bomb damaged attorney Arthur Shores home and a large Black crowd rushed into the streets. Police used rifles and shotguns to disperse rioters as one officer was struck by a rock and hospitalized. The scene included arson threats and tense standoffs as authorities restored order.
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Ala
Jlwads
Nexeo
Arthur Shores
Five Members of Amarillo Family Injured in Crash
An Amarillo family of five survived a Tuesday crash at a major intersection. The car overturned injuring Dan Richmond and his two teenage sons Steve and Larry, and two others from Wisconsin and Oklahoma City. Officers continue the investigation into the driver and cause.
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Poirier
Dan Richmond
Steve
Larry
Wausaw
Wisconsin
Ham Sneder
Neil
Okahoma City
Ing
Teller Sees Test Ban a Tragic Mistake in 1961
Hungarian born scientist Teller warns during a Bla-hour hearing that atmospheric testing is essential to develop reliable antimissile defense. He argues Khrushchev wants to trap the U.S. in a limited test ban and urges continued testing to ensure national safety and strategic parity.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Tion
Teller
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U.S
Sandie
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Senate
United
Mosque Collapse in India Kills Dozens and Traps More
Officials report at least 50 killed as a mosque collapse occurs near Bombay. Rescue teams extract bodies while survivors are urged to remain hopeful. Questions arise over pact ratification as experts warn against dangerous missteps and potential threats to U.S. security.
New York City Embargoes Drug Shipment Contaminated Bottles
The New York City Health Department ordered an embargo on a drug shipment after bottles labeled No 46118 tested positive for carbolic acid. Acting Health Commissioner John R. Philip said the contamination could cause acute illness but likely not—death. William Rover Inc of Fort Washington Pa manufactures the drug, and thousands of invoices are under review to locate the lot's distribution. The company spokesman said carbolic acid was not added by them and suggested a chemical reaction in the bottle.
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John R. Philp
William He Rover Inc
Fort Washington
Saint He Sire
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