U S Soviet Delegates Clash Over China Debate
The U S and Soviet delegates clashed on Peiping expanding UN membership. Zorin argued the Chinese Communists enjoy world Communist support and could end the Chiang Kai-shek regime by peaceful means or force. The argument centered on Taiwan and the Republic of China under threat.
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Peiping
United Nations
United States
Taiwan
Republic of China
Zorin
People’s Republic of China
Debate on China representation tests U N U S stance
The dialogue centers on Taiwan and Beijing with Tsiang arguing U S military aid to Taiwan sustains Chiang Kai-shek and warning of China's fall without such support. He criticizes Kennedy administration policy and links Beijing to Soviet intervention. A clash over two thirds versus simple majority for China’s representation follows as resolutions are debated.
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United States
China
U.S
Taiwan
Tsiang
Peiping
Soviet Union
Austria
Italy
Colombia
Japan
Man Killed In City Traffic Standoff Near Lowrey Field
Witnesses say a man named Wilson was struck by a taxi near Lowrey Field after not crossing the street. He died at Methodist Hospital from internal and head injuries. The taxi driver had given him a ride from Motor Inn Hotel and to a house at 82nd St and Tohoka Highway. Rix Funeral Home awaiting rites. inquest by Justice of the Peace George H. MacClesky ongoing. Wilson had relatives in Chicago. fatalities so far this year are lower than past years in the area.
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New Lowrey Field
Stringer
Floe
Unger
Wilson
Justice of the Peace
George H. MacClesky
Methodist Hospital
Motor Inn
2910
Ave. H
82Nd St
Tohoka Highway
Barker
Rix Funeral Home
John Malone
Pep
Chicago
South Plains
Test Ban Talk Appeal Is Made
Geneva sources report Arthur Dean and Joseph Godber appealed to Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin at his villa to break the nuclear test ban deadlock before returning home. They will meet Valerian Zorin at UN disarmament talks in New York seeking a possible breakthrough.
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Geneva
UPI
U.S
Arthur Dean
Joseph Godber
Semyon K. ‘Tsarapkin
Moscow
Dean
Godber
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Garland salesman dies from gunshot in motel room
Ben Tinsley, 36, a Garland salesman, was found fatally shot in a motel room early Friday. Police Chief Will McCammpbell said officers found him in bed with a revolver nearby.
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Alice
Ben Tinsley
Garland
Will McCammpbell
Governor weighs third Texas special session topics
Between July 10 and Aug 14 Daniel outlines possible items for a third special session. Potential topics include loan shark regulation, banks in abandoned property laws, juvenile delinquency, and city annexations. He notes a $15 million farm to market road appropriation veto could trigger a session in late 1961 or early 1962.
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Daniel
National Guard
Department of Public Safety
Texas
Local Birth Announcements and a Hanging Incident
A series of birth notices from Lubbock area hospitals lists mothers and fathers, weights, times, and occupations for newborns across multiple families including Embry Skief Landreth Cash Chavez Nombrana Garza Adams Butts Jackson Zarazua Mojica Mendez Weber Johnson Fernandez O Briant Meeks Hudson Addington Baird. The report ends with details of Leonard St Clair, a 57 year old double amputee hanged at his San Antonio home, found by his mother Bertha St Clair.
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San Antonio
Leonard St. Clair
Bertha St. Clair
Two Murder Charges Filed Against Wichita Falls Man
Julian Webster, 38, faces two murder with malice counts for the Thursday night killings of Mrs. Helen Best 5 and Vernon man Bird Robertson. Police arrested Webster 14 hours after Mrs. Best was shot. Joyce Hope, 20, was riding with him and released without charges. Best says Webster confessed and hinted at prior plans as witnesses described a chaotic sequence ending with Robertson’s fatal shot.
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Wichita Falls
Julian Webster
Vernon
Webster
Helen Best
Bird ‘Robertson
Best
Mrs. Best
Robertson
Stan Kenton Signals Musical Cunning At Lubbock Concert
1800 jazz fans fill the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium for Stan Kenton and his Orchestra. The Texas Tech Student Union Special Events Committee sponsored the Friday show. Kenton debuts the Mellophonium horn across two pieces and delivers a mix of old tunes new works and witty band theatrics.
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Stan Kenton
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Texas Tech Student Union
Dean Killion
Texas Tech
Cathy Gordon
Fort Benning
Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Student Union i
Balboa Beach
Calif
Kenton
Paris
Shelter options and funding for civil defense shelters
Civil Defense planners say downtown shelters and schools can provide space for daytime and night attacks, with federal aid possible to adapt schools. Congress approved 169 million for a marking, food, and supplies program as Pittman criticizes slow leadership and notes shelters could delay radiation death. A rhesus monkey was captured by police in Kent, England.
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Civil Defense
Congress
Pittman
Kennedy
Lizzie Clements Celebrates 101st Birthday in Plainview
Plainview observes the 101st birthday of Lizzie Clements born December 1, 1860 in Rusk County. She resides with daughter Bettie Clements and was joined by five sons Pelham Louis Roy Joubert Solon, sister Hattie Sparks, and other relatives, a quiet family commemoration reflecting a long life in West Texas since 1901.
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Plainview
Lizzie Clements
Corsicana
Clements
Miss Clements
Lizzie Weaver
Delayed U.S. Troops Halted on Berlin Autobahn
Soviet guards delayed a nine-vehicle U S convoy carrying about 900 troops on Berlin’s lifeline autobahn for training in West Germany. The hold up lasted 74 minutes in rain until the U S Army corrected an error in papers at the checkpoint.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
Suspect In Slaying Of Three Held
John Randall Wooldridge, 17, surrendered at a Raleigh North Carolina police station, facing murder charges in the November 27 Las Cruces rifle slayings of his grandmother Mary Dalrymple, 84, his aunt Ella Durfee, 67, and Durfee’s daughter Irene, 20. The Las Cruces youth denied the killings beyond an auto theft charge, and FBI said warrants were held by New Mexico authorities. He said a stolen pocketbook left him penniless after a bus trip from Las Cruces to Raleigh.
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Albuquerque
Las Cruces
John Randall Wooldridge
Raleigh
N.C
FBI
Wooldridge
Mary Dalrymple
Ella Durfee
Durfee
Irene
Chattanooga
Tenn
Asheville
New Mexico
Kennedys Will Renew Hold On Glenora Estate
The White House confirms President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy will spend weekends next year at Glenora in Middleburg Virginia. Rumors they would not renew were denied by press secretary Pierre Salinger cited in Loudoun Times Mirror. The lease runs about February 1 with owner Mrs Raymond Tartiere.
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Washington
Sal Fitzhugh Turner
Loudoun Times-Mirror
Leesburg
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy
Glen Ora
Raymond Tartiere
Third Grader Finds Real Cash Hidden in Intersection
Eight year old Darlene Spears of Rochester thought the play money was fake when she found more than 300 dollars in an unmarked envelope at an intersection on Thursday. She handed some to classmates before showing it to her teacher. Police will hold the cash for six months. if unclaimed, Darlene may keep it.
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Rochester
N.Y
Darlene Spears
Darlene
Reservists complain of call up strain amid praise from Kennedy
A letter from the 49th Division at Camp Polk cites harsh conditions including long hours poor chow and inadequate clothing. Pentagon sources report complaints from less than 1 percent of 119000 called, while President Kennedy and National Guard Assn leaders defend the duty and urge policy changes.
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Camp Polk
National Guard
Fort Polk
Shreveport Times
Washington
Pentagon
Kennedy
National Guard Assn
William H. Harrison
Air Force
Navy
Harrison
Department of Defense
FDIC and Reserve Board Limit Savings Rates Across Insured Banks
The new order caps rates on savings and time deposits totaling about 67 billion dollars, affecting individual accounts and time deposits of partnerships corporations and some foreign governments. It covers 6,997 insured state banks not in the Federal Reserve and excludes 324 mutual savings banks. Analysts in California expect limited impact, while bank leaders warn the move may influence savings and loan rate discussions and widen the gap with associations.
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FDIC
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Reserve Board
California
Savings
S. Clark Beise
Bank of America
Savings and Loan Associations
C. W. Ford
1St Savings & Loan Association
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Dispute Over Film Operation Abolition Narration
San Francisco residents debated whether the 1960 City Hall riots were incited by Communists as a new narration for Operation Abolition accuses. The ACLU produced Operation Correction with Besig narrating, while Fulton Lewis III defends the original portrayal and police officials criticize the revision.
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House On American Activities Committee
Fulton Lewis IH
Ernest Besig
American Civil Liberties Union of Northern
Plains
Washington
Lewis
ACLU
Besig
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Idalou
Method Ist
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F. 128Th St
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Cagle Furniture Co
William Cash
E. 25Th St
Ince Oil Co
Luis Chavez
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Supreme Beef Co
Juan Nombrana
Ramada Inn
Ubaldo Garza
Spruce, Ave
Morris Adams
36Th St
St Mary's Hospital
General Electric
James M. Butts
Emory St
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
W. P. Jackson Jr
4Th St
Valentine Zarazua
St. Mary’s Hospital
Farr's
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Porter Clintc Hospital
Furrs
Paul Mendez
Isaiah Webber
Ash Ave
Laut Che
Joseph Johnson
Tahoka
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Alvie O’briant
Rt 1
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Harvey Hudson
Wace Ave
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