Snow Lingers as Front Pushes South Across Texas
Cool air sweeps from the Panhandle to the South Plains with Lubbock recording a low near 25 and highs in the 50s. Drizzle and fog blanket eastern areas while western skies stay clear, and scattered showers move from Longview toward College Station with cooler northwest winds through the week.
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Cuban refugee doctors seek practice near Lubbock in Texas
Dr Martines and his wife, Cuban émigrés, escaped via Jamaica to Florida and plan to resume medical work near Lubbock. They report Cuba’s schools now push communist indoctrination and private practice vanished as government vets take over. They emphasize pro American sentiment among Cubans and hope for safety for their family in Texas.
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Katanga Crisis Updates Report U.N. Struggle and Airlifts
Katanga battles intensify around Elisabethville as U.N. troops evacuate civilians and airlift supplies. Globemaster aircraft ferry troops from Ireland and Sweden to Katanga while Katanga's leadership heaters vow to resist. Thant informed of Gizenga secession bid as Mobutu alleged plot against him. Tshombe plans return to Elisabethville but airfield status unclear. Casualty toll rises with 41 to 70 reported dead.
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Cattlemen Conference Highlights Cattle Feeding Prospects
Avacek warns short run profit for cattle feeders looks weak while price levels may improve after 1964. Florida-grown citrus products tie into talks. Spur station's Marion cites feed additives boosting calf crops and heavier weans. Experts from Texas Tech and TSCRA outline plans for a California Arizona tour and discuss feeding programs and credit support.
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National Finance Credit Corp
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Texas Tech
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Southwest
Stanley Anderson
Clarence H. Girard
Packers and Stockyards Division
Department of Agriculture
Willard Williams
Oklahoma State University
C. M. Harmon
Colorado Cattle Feeders Assn
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Norman Moser
DeKalb
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Sudan
Ernest Powers
Carthage
Dick Bills
ElPaso
Paul Engler
Hereford
George Luckey
San Antonio
O. O. Butler
Texas A&m
Gerald W. Thomas
Tech
El Paso Doctor Found Insane After Slaying Andress
The El Paso physician Eidinoff was found insane at the time of the Andress murder and did not stand trial. Judge Robert Bean ordered confinement for life in Rusk State Hospital. Medical witnesses Dr James Woolward Dr T Grandy Baskin and Dr Po Bennett urged continued confinement, citing ongoing paranoia and danger.
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Rusk State Hospital
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James Woolward
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Tyler
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Bidineff
Navy Claims Record For Phantom II Jet
The Navy announced a new world speed record for the Phantom II jet during a test over the California desert. Pilots Kay Cindr and George Eis guided the craft to speeds exceeding 1 400 miles per hour and altitude above 56 000 feet, surpassing Jacqueline Cochran's prior record.
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Costly Shelter Plans Unveiled in Tulsa Fallout Project
A group of private investors announced a $2.4 million fallout shelter project in Tulsa Oklahoma on Tuesday. The plan entails constructing a private shelter facility for residents seeking protection from potential disasters.
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Hawaii Showin Lubbock Tour Promotes Island Acts
A Hawaiian troupe of three men and three women will perform in Lubbock. The program features mountaintop tours, Pearl Harbor cruise, island industries visits, and Na Kapuna Night in Hawaiian style. An eight day extension to three islands is offered at $195 with ukulele guitar and bass accompaniment.
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Soviet 1962 Budget Surplus Reported by Garbuzov
Garbuzov states the 1962 budget totals 80.3 billion rubles with a 1.6 billion ruble surplus for 1961. He notes allocations hide civilian production costs, while the 1962 budget appears 3.6 billion rubles higher than the previous year.
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Brother Of City Man Dies In California
The Rev. J. K. Kelley of Bethany Oklahoma, brother of L. C. Edwards of Lubbock, died Tuesday in California while visiting a son. He was 90 and will be buried in Bethany. Born April 27 1871 near Warrensburg Missouri, he traveled as an itinerant Nazarene preacher in Bethany and Oklahoma City. Survivors include one son CORTLE Kelley of California, a brother Edwards, two sisters Mrs Jom Snider Amarillo and Pee Virgil Barnett Houston.
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Oklahoma City
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Edwards
Jom Snider
Amarillo
Pee Virgil Barnett
Houston
Politicos Clash Over Slaton Pool Ultimatum
Local and national figures spar over a Department of Labor directive affecting pool access in Slaton Texas. A Mexican descent resident was denied entry last August prompting claims of overreach and calls to pursue court action if local solutions fail.
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Slaton
Labor Department
Board of City Development
Kennedy Calls For Out In Protective Tariffs
President Kennedy advocates a bold tariff program to bargain with nations for broad cuts in industrial equipment and textiles. He cites need to replace the reciprocal trade act before it expires and warns against simple extensions without new safeguards.
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Slaton Considers Federal Pool Integration Directive
A special committee meets in Slaton to decide how to respond to a U S Labor directive mandating pool integration under threat of denials of Mexican laborers. The session, open to the public due to public pressure, will include officials and a planned farmer meeting to weigh the federal power over municipal decisions.
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Labor Dept Critics Split GOP Ranks Over Local Action
Republican leaders in Slaton and surrounding areas denounce Labor Department meddling as socialist interference in private enterprise. W J Klattenshoff, Bill Hayes, and other locals condemn the move while locals in Slaton voice sharp skepticism about federal authority and economic blackmail.
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Baylor Coach Purvis Interviewed for Tulane Head Coach
In New Orleans UPI reports Baylor offensive coach Charles Purvis was interviewed to replace Andy Pilney as Tulane head coach after Pilney resigned for the good of the university. Purvis was among several candidates considered as Tulane seeks a new direction following a five season losing stretch.
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Charles
Chuck) Purvis
Andy Pilney
Tulane University
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GIs Move Through East Germany to West Berlin
The U S Army reports an infantry company crossed the East German autobahn from Berlin to West Germany and reached Helmstedt without incident. The move is part of a series of troop movements amid Soviet objections to the highway. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt warned the wall division risks demonstrations and urged removal.
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Christmas Decision Reversed by School Board
Hamden Connecticut public schools reverses directive to tone down Christmas displays after protests. Five hundred people filled Tuesday night meeting as Board of Education rescinds superintendent’s order amid heated public debate.
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Board Chairman Comments on SchoolTradition Cheer
Bingham J. Humphrey, board chairman, told the cheerleaders that the schools would proceed as they always have. He emphasized continuity and standard practices amid ongoing discussions on program plans.
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