Kennedy Pushes Cuban Bomber Withdrawal After Missile Quarantine
President Kennedy announced that offensive weapons must leave Cuba in a staged pullout. Khrushchev agreed to remove missiles and Soviet ships carried the 42 rockets to sea while U.S. verification confirmed their withdrawal. Assistant Defense Secretary Sylvester said bombers are in the process of being withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Cuba
Khrushchev
U.S
Asst. Sec. of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Okhotsk
Sylvester
San Julian
Defense Department
Pentagon
United States
Nations briefings on border tensions and Cuban talks
The report covers India China border tensions including Tezpur troop movements and Nehru comments. It notes U S envoy Galbraith visiting Tezpur and future talks with troops. It mentions Cuban air activity and UN Cuban settlement talks with Stevenson and Kuznetsov at the Waldorf Astoria, with a likely resumption midweek.
Lighting Contest Draws 70 Entries On First Day
The Lighting Contest opened with 70 entries across Exterior Window and Doorway divisions, representing 54 homes. Kenneth Pharr family at 5402 Ave T features a stained glass window and lighted aisle to a choir, with several last year decorations reworked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy
Ave. T
34Th St
Teal
Mary
Joseph
Bethlehem
Johnny Ford
Johnny
Lubbock High School
J. F. Ford
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
KFYO
Larry Bridges
9Th St
William A. Conley
68Th St
Ernest Conley
Main St
Bob Renfro
22Nd St
Ricky Knowles
21St St
M. D. Boutzon
60Th St
Rickey and
Ronnie
Jameson Payne
W. Lith
Eddy Ramsey
FE. Baylor
James Porter
57Th St
James Irwin
46Th St
Margaret MacCormick
7Th St
W. K. Palmer
Robert H. Lee
Gary Snider
Billy Burl Taylor
Ted Schneider
Ave
Robert Busby
John W. Sanders
46Th
Kenneth Pharr
Vicki
Jean
John Vandenberg
39Th St
J. F. Moriarty
30Th St
Wayne Crosby
45Th St
M. H. Sanders
44Th St
Virginia T. Williams
J. J. Bonner
29Th St
Manuel D. Ibarra
19Th St
Harold Neves
43Rd St
A. L. Shipley
56Th St
John R. Craig
E. Bates
Phillip Clark
Judy Weir
Jack Garrett
James Teague
Itasca
Charles W. Martin
26Th St
Eileen and
Ethel Durand
Ethyl Herrtage
31St St
Billie Hill
39Th St. CE
Leta Jones
Marguerite C. Hewitt
4Th St
Jack Walker
Cotton allotments and quotas outlined for 1963 crop
The article covers proposals for a one price cotton plan to keep prices competitive for domestic and foreign mills while protecting farm income. It notes state and county allotments based on five year history, expected mailing of notices, and a national referendum on marketing quotas for 1963. It lists county by county allotments and mentions price support levels and potential acreage changes under reallocation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfeiffenberger
Cotton
Washington
PCG Board of Directors
PCG
ASCS
Lubbock
USDA
Sec. of
Orville Freeman
High Plains
Johnson
Texas
Freeman
U.S
Bailey
Borden TR
Briscoe
Castro
Cochran
Crosby
Dawson
Dent Smith
Floyd
Gaines Peony Geng Garza
Hale
Hockley
Howard
Lamb
Lynn
Motley
Palmer
Swisher
Verry Pane Jst
Yoakum
Pythian Sisters Name Officers
The Pythian Sisters of Friendship Temple No. 55 elected Mrs. Don White as Most Excellent Chief and named a slate including Mrs. H. A. Dane Excellent Senior and Mrs. J. O. Teague Jr. Excellent Junior at a Knights of Pythias Hall meeting. About 39 members attended with hostesses Mrs. L. M. Brown and Mrs. Bess Oglesby. Knights Watson Wilson and Frank Warlick joined the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters of Friendship Temple No
Don White
Knights of Pythias
24Th St
H. A. Dane
J. O. Teague Jr
Kenneth Lofland
Larry Hardin
Oma Barton
Francis McWilliams
May Wood Kelly Guard
World Neighbors Leader Dr Peters Speaks at Local Clubs
Dr John L Peters president of World Neighbors will address a noon Hub City Kiwanis Club meeting at Ming Tree restaurant in Oklahoma City today He will also speak to the Lubbock Chapter at 730 pm at the Garland Newsom residence 2306 Slide Rd A noon Wednesday talk to Southwest Kiwanis Club and a 645 pm Family Night dinner at First Christian Church follow as part of World Neighbors outreach The organization provides practical aid through a county agent style system in underdeveloped countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Peters
Oklahoma City
World Neighbors
Hub City
The
International Assistance Organization
Stevenson Defends UN Role Amid Cuba Crisis Details
Adlai Stevenson rejects claims of undermining Kennedy and reiterates support for peace and the United Nations. He says he did not advocate trading bases for missile removal and supported a blockade while stressing secrecy of security council meetings. He notes five inaccuracies in a Post article and confirms attending a White House NSC executive committee session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
UPI
U. S
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Stevenson
Washington
National Security Council Executive Committee
Organization of American States
Salinger
Security Council Executive Committee
Saturday Evening Post
Cuba
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
Kennedy
White House
Rayburn Submarine Dedicates Polaris Vessel at Newport News
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson dedicated the Polaris missile submarine Rayburn in Newport News in memory of late House Speaker Sam Rayburn. The ceremony honored Rayburn’s legislative courage and wisdom as the Navy’s 28th missile-firing sub with Secretary Fred Korth in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
Rayburn
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Two Skindivers Die During Test
In Long Beach California a diving experiment ends tragically as Peter Small and Hannes Keller die during a test of a secret gas intended to prevent the bends. Small dies en route to a hospital ship Haven after being hauled from a diving bell. Keller dies from an air embolism. A safety diver Christopher Whittaker fails to surface after attempting to seal a hatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Peter Small
London Telegraph and Observer
Haven
Hannes Keller
Christopher Duncan Whittaker
Small
Keller
Birth announcements fill local hospitals with newborns
A flood of notices from families in Lubbock and nearby areas records births at Methodist and West Texas hospitals. Babies arrive weighing from under four pounds to over nine, with fathers employed in farming, driving, radio, or military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin T. Lisman
St. Oon
St Hospital
KFYO
Robert Elbert Miller
Quirt Ave
Worthine
West Texas Hospital
Aluminum Metal Products
Billy Dan Hales
J. Idaiou
Mordas
James Bo Stuart
Ave
Taylor Hospital
West Texas Tile Co
Oard
Fiiward I
Idalou
Leroy Crabb
Oterth
Sunset Motor Lines
Larrys Naranjo
West Teva
Heemital
W. G. McMillan Construction Co
Hush hush meeting as GOP conservatives back Goldwater 1964
Reported at a Chicago motor hotel meeting 30 to 50 attendees, all or most back Goldwater. They say he would win Southern votes and oppose Rockefeller, seek a full time national chairman, and position Goldwater as front runner for 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Goldwater
South
Rockefeller
New York
Republican Party
William E. Miller
Congress
GOP
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Texan
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Miller
John Tower
Texas
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
O'Donnell
New York State
Kennedy
Cliff White
Wirt A. Yerger Jr
Mississippi
James D. Martin
Gadsden
Ala
Lister Hill
John Grenier
Alabama
Tad Smith
Tad R. Smith
Hazel K. Barger
Virginia
National Republican
Charles Barr
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Bill Rusher
National Review
Robert Morris
Senate Committee On Internal Security
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
Edwin A. Walker
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Frank Wetstone
Cutbank
iMont
ABCD Meet Receives Reports on Community Efforts
About 70 Arnett-Benson residents heard ABCD committee reports at a Monday night meeting. Updates covered a home newsletter project and fundraising of 36.33 dollars for printing and secretarial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett-Benson
Arnett - Benson Community Development
ABCD
Calvin Campbell
Campbell
J. B. Stinnett
Abcd Finance
J. E. Reed
Oscar Newell
James Hancock
Vote Probe Expands to Texas Counties Over Ballot Notaries
Investigators will check if notaries on ballot returns signed envelopes as ballots go back to voters' home counties. Absentee ballots from Starr County go to Austin for review. Duval and Zapata Counties await complaints before formal action. Loving County may join, with affidavits from Judge Bill Winston. In Pakistan, a new sugar plant plans direct edible sugar production using experimental methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr County
Austin
Duval
Zapata
Loving County
Texas
New Mexico
Bill Winston
Mentone
Loving
Karachi
Pakistan
Acquittal Plea Delays Kiss and Kill Case in Beaumont
District Judge Owen Lord delayed ruling on a defense bid seeking to bar further hearings in the John Mack Herring case. Herring, 19, admitted shooting Elizabeth Joan Williams, 17, in Winkler County 20 months ago, claiming she begged him to kill her. The defense argues a prior Winkler County jury acquitted on grounds of insanity, making further proceedings double jeopardy, a point the appeals court earlier said involved a legal error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler County
Herring
Texas
Robertson is Named Head of Camp Fire Group
Winston Robertson was elected president of the Lubbock Council of Camp Fire Girls at the annual meeting held at Second Baptist Church. Other officers include Fred Timberlake as first vice president Richard Richards as second vice president Mrs W J Garren as secretary and Woodrow Rampy as treasurer Rampy is the immediate past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Robertson
Lubbock
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Second Baptist Church
Robertson
Fred Timberlake
Richard Richards
W. J. Garren
Woodrow Rampy
Rampy
Dean Allam
M. B. Hilburn, Jr
Camp Fire Council
Lubbock Council of
Pearl Harbor Ceremony No Plans for 21st Anniversary
A United Press report notes that no formal ceremony is scheduled Friday to mark the 21st anniversary of the Japanese attack that led the United States into World War III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
United States
Explosion damages OSU dining hall under construction
An explosion wrecked a dining hall under construction at Ohio State University in Columbus. Nine workers were injured and three were held for hospital treatment. Unofficial estimates place damage up to a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Rocke
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Manda
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Reds
India
China
Harriman
Kennedy Nehru
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tezpur
Galbraith
Nehru
Ladakh
Kashmir
Peking
Walong
Burma
John J. McColoy
Charles W. Yost
Vasily V Kuznetsov
Valerian A. Zorin
Soviet Union
Pythian Sisters
Adlai
LBJ
Keersarge
Long Beach Harbor
Billy B. Jones
Weiging
Methodist Hospital
Rambo Baking Co
A Ascencio Gonzales Taheka
Ty Laul Chme
Francisco Flores
Phair. Wiew Oan
Ler’ Cime
Eustacio Montalve
Las Ist St. Oan
Moss Gordin
Cleamna Co
Domingo Garcia
Mondue
Emydeved Bs Busterv
Harte Ave
Tre
Monterey High Sene
Watter Giodagier
Tie Arm Sunday Aplor Hospital
Mroo
Rob Robers
Uist Starn Perth
Porter C Inice Hospital
Mier Daniel Auto Corral
Mro
Rolard Westerman
Lorenzo
Aunees
Tobhoek Gsteopathic Hospital
Clarence Habratschk
Vt Surday
James E. Henson
Zam Beech Ave
Reese Air Force Base
Hosiital
Reese
Harnld L. Bratz
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Plainview
Army
Charles Nickens
Leonard Wood
Larry Lausker
Nashville
Roger Cranme
Peter F. O'Donnell Jr
Dallas
Edmund Lynch Jr
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Jeremiah Milbank Jr
Jane F. Harrington
Indiana National Committee
Ned Cushing
Downs
Kan
Young Republicans
Pat Hutar
Cochairman
Met
Republican National Committee
Martin
John F. Kennedy
Vereer
Yerger
Beaumont
Appeals Court
Robertson Is
Luther Halsey Gulick
E. G. Pharr
Norman Augustsen
Ernest Thompson Seton
R. K. Wylie
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