Guevara Warns on Cuba U S Missile Dismantling
Ernesto Guevara argues misile dismantling fails to end confrontations and questions if concessions outweigh gains. He urged international communism to support armed struggle in Latin America against U S imperialism, naming Venezuela, Guatemala, Paraguay, Colombia, Nicaragua and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Guevara
Venezuela
Guatemala
Paraguay
Colombia
Nicaragua
Peru
Castro threat dominates Latin American outlook says Mahon
Congressman Mahon reports Central and South American leaders view Castro as the main threat, using Cuba to train nationals and spread propaganda. He cites U. S. military preparedness in the Caribbean, instability across the region, and Costa Rica’s ambassadorial diplomacy as shaping urgency to curb communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ism
Central and
South America
Castro
Cuba
Mahon
Central America
U. S
Congressional
Guantanamo
U.S
Mehon
Costa Rica
Raymond Telles
el Paso
Telles
Wilson ruling ends need for school desegregation referendum
Judge Wilson ruled that state aid must stop to any local district where integration was halted by court order, even if no referendum is held. The Benavides district was not court ordered to integrate. About 50 Texas districts have desegregated since the law passed, while others like Dallas voted against it. His opinion ties the Supreme Court end of separate but equal to the desegregation process, potentially removing the referendum requirement unless challenged in state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Cuba
Latin America
Guevara
UPI
United States
Western Hemisphere
Washington
Paris
Rusky
Wilson
Benavides
Texas
Dallas
Supreme Court
Suspect in Boston Slayings Surrenders to Police
A man described as the prime suspect in seven Boston area killings attributed to the phantom strangler turned himself in at police headquarters with an attorney around 8 p.m. He is believed to be 22 years old, the son of a Cambridge minister, and was not yet identified. He had not spoken with his family since before the first murder in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Cambridge
Unseasonable Weather Fuels Death Toll Across States
A series of snowstorms and cold fronts cut a wide swath from the Midwest to the East. An international tally lists 77 deaths with 21 in Ohio and Michigan each, 10 in New England, and other fatalities in several states. Heavy snow, fog, and fogbound airports disrupt travel from California to New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Florida
Midwest
United Press International
Ohio
Michigan
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tennessee
Illinois
West Virginia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Pittsfield
Berkshires
California
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco Bay
Fresno
Calif
Oregon
Goodfellows Fund Urges Lubbock Gifts and Entries
The Chief Goodfellow of the Avalanche Journal in Lubbock appeals for donations to the Goodfellows fund and asks readers to mail contributions. A daily coupon lists names and addresses of needy Lubbock families through next Sunday, with over 100 gifts received daily to ensure every child 14 or younger receives a Christmas gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows Fund
Gas fumes trigger blast at service station
Gas fumes from spilled gasoline in a washroom at Wylie F. Hamm's Standard Service Station on 19th Street caused an explosion shortly after 7:30 p.m. Monday. The blast damaged the east side of the building while firemen reported broken glass in other windows. Fumes ignited from a heater. no fire was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylie F. Hamm
Standard
Ist
Yuletide Tour Lifts Leukemic Boy In Texas City
Six year old Steven Goostree of La Mesa battling leukemia enjoyed a 35 minute Christmas tour of Lub bock sights hosted by Rix Funeral Home. The outing to Tech Santa Landon Avenue Q and downtown lifted his spirits during a 10 day hospital stay at Methodist Hospital. His mother Mrs Paul Goostree said doctors are testing a new medicine as Steven hopes to be home for Christmas with his two sisters Linda and Diane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Santa Landon Avenue
Steven Goostree
Lamesa
Steven
Methodist Hospital
Paul Goostree
Rix Funeral Home
Tech
Santa Land
Linda
Diane
A. N. Casey
Charles Walden
Rix
Unusual Christmas Home Lighting Contest Entries
Mrs Shankle’s entry sits as the 11th in the Home Christmas Lighting Contest with two days left for entries from 8 am to 4 30 pm. Judging begins Thursday night as 45 Exterior 29 Window and 37 Doorway entries participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Street
Dolores Mogg
58Th St
Monterey High School
Dolores
Lloyd Mugg
Lillian Miller
Ursuline
Relay Satellite Sets Telecast Link for Global TV
The United States will launch Relay a 172 pound space relay satellite this week from Cape Canaveral to carry international television and add South America to the network for telephone calls. The three stage Delta rocket has a string of 13 prior successes. If all goes well Relay could enable instant Christmas greetings from Rio de Janeiro to San Francisco and extend to Europe Japan and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
UPS
United States
Space Communications
Telstar
Relay
South America
Delta
Rio de Janeiro
San Francisco
Andover
Maine
Goonhilly Downs
England
Pleument-Badou
France
Japan
Tot Found Unharmed In Stolen Vehicle
A six month old girl was found unharmed in a car abandoned about three hours after it was stolen from a Denver department store lot. The mother left the ignition key in the car while inside the store. Police suspect a failed kidnap attempt and found the vehicle about 20 blocks away. The baby was taken to Denver General Hospital for a routine checkup and is reported in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
UPI
Armanda Martin
Ruth W. Martin
Littleton
Colo
Denver General Hospital
Lubbock Neighbors Harvest James Adams Cotton Crop
After major surgery, James Adams of Vernon Ave in Lubbock faced a helpless harvest. About 40 volunteers, led by Ropesville neighbors, gathered to harvest roughly 60 acres yielding around 110 bales in two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Adams
Vernon Ave
Ropesville
Lubbock
Scott and White
Temple
Charles Shannon
Mrs. Adams
James
M. R. Rowland
R. M. Gregg
L. W. Livingston
P. L. Darby
Doyle Darby
Roy Blair
Joe Schwartz
Tom Fuller
Odell Tuttle
Dee ‘Strickland
L. D. Arant
Bill Carter
E. R. Exum
A. A. Sedgwick
J. N. Willis
Julius Blair
J. H. Gregg
T. J. Redman
G. P. Hewlett
George Carter
K. P. Shannon
J. C. Pointer
Able Russell
Jack Birdwell
W. J. Shockley
G. W. Sosebee
Joe Harris
A. M. Armstrong
Herman Timmons
Gene Lewis
J. R. Smith
Claude Adams
James’ Brother
Balls.ee
Dan
Adams
Goodpasture Grain
Six Hurt In Mishaps Here And At Wolfforth
Six people were injured Monday in separate crashes near Wolfforth and on Loop 289. Dean Louis Hambrick, 48, remained in serious condition after a head on collision near FM 1073 and U S 62. J O Speers, 47, underwent surgery at St Marys Hospital while Mike Scavone received emergency care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfforth
Methodist Hospital
Dean Louis Hambrick
Baylor St
FM Road
U.S. Hwy
John Cowan
Hambrick
Robert Eugene Stepp
E. Tulane St
Loop 289
L. A. Botts
59Th St
West Texas Hospital
John Amos Terry
43Rd St
St. Mary's Hospital
J. O. Speers
19Th St
Mike Scavone
Idalou Rd
Terry
Emily Wagner Garner
Rt.1
Lubbock
Acuff
Jay Rice
Denison
34Th Street
Robber Takes $850 in Fort Worth Thefts
A robber demanded the night receipts at a Fort Worth drive-in theater office and fled with $850. The manager produced a 22 caliber pistol that misfired. the robber struck him and escaped with the loot and the gun. Police noted the weapon would not fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
UPI
Burglars Hit Six Vehicles and Hat Firm Here
Burglars looted a cash register at Lynch Hat Works and damaged a plate glass window at Interstate Finance Co. Police said six vehicles were hit with losses including cash, tools, jewelry, and clothing. Victims named include A M McKinzie, Ray Dickey, Leon Neagle, Jimmy Buckner, Orba Shed, Troy Fox, Henry Ishmael, Ann Price, and others. Total losses tallied at multiple small sums. Entry was gained via a roof ventilator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch ‘Hat Works
Ave. H
A. M. McKinzie
42Nd St
Ray Dickey
N. Ave. H
Leon Neagle
36Th St
Jimmy Buckner
19Th St
Orba Fay Shed
E. 29Th St
Troy Fox
Bledsoe Hall
Texas Tech
Henry Ishmael
15Th St
Ann Price
10Th St
35Th Street
Wives Of Top Officials Killed In Utah Crash
In Logan Utah three Thiokol Chemical Corp wives died in a collision on U S 91 ten miles south of Logan. Elizabeth Nauman 46 wife of the Thiokol Wasatch general manager Darla Wallen 32 wife of the Thiokol Air Force Plant 78 production and operations manager and Mary Louise Whitlock about 37 wife of a Thiokol rocket scientist were killed when their car skidded on ice and was struck broadside by another vehicle driven by a college student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Edward
Elizabeth) Nauman
Thiokol
Wasatch
John
Darla) Wallen
Thiokol Air Force Plant
Mary Louise Whitlock
Coleman Whitlock
U.S. 91
USDA Raises Grain Sorghum Price Supports in 1963
The USDA increased price supports for grain sorghum by about 10 million dollars, reflecting a 1963 national loan rate of 1.71 dollars per hundredweight and a 29 cent direct payment on normal yields. Texas sorghum production reaches about 207 million bushels, with broader changes applying to corn supports and storage loan eligibility for cooperating producers. The action aims to boost farm income and balance feed grain supplies, with Barley and oats rates also adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Harp and
Nelson
USDA
GSPA
Harp
Usda Feer
Nebraska Feed Grain Growlers Assn
Washington
College Station
W. T. Price
Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Committee
U. S
Birth announcements from Methodist and surrounding hospitals
A long list of birth notices from multiple families in Levelland and nearby towns. Each item notes the newborn’s sex, weight, time of birth, hospital, and the father’s or family’s occupation, with addresses and occasional parent names such as Don Veretto Jimmy Stephenson W. H. Carothers Arvil Walser and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Veretto
Rt. 2
Levelland
Methodist Hospital
Odessa youth on trial for 1961 murder of girl
The 19 year old former Odessa High football player faces an 11 juror panel in Beaumont after a long transfer from Winkler County. Testimony shows the defendant initially denied knowledge of the girl’s whereabouts then admitted killing her and dumping the body in a ranch pond. The trial heard witnesses about changing stories and a prior insanity ruling overturned by the Texas Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlivan
Lord
Sullivan
Odessa
McAlpine
Herring
Miss Williams
Winkler County
Texas Supreme Court
Texas
City Man Is Charged In Theft Of Radios
A 27-year-old Lubbock man, Paul Martinez Carmona, was charged with theft of two radios worth 69.90 from Radio Lab on Ave Q. He remained jailed in lieu of 5000, after being chased from the store when two radios dropped from beneath his coat. One other man was being sought for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Paul Martinez Carmona
Radio Lab
Ave. Q
Carmona
Ave. G
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayo
Kennedy
Panama Canal Zone
San Diego
Caribbean
Red Castro
Goodfellows
South Plains
Tanner Laine
A. C. Isham
49Th St
Linda Robertson
29Th St
Smylie Wilson Junior High School
G. N. Robertson
James R. Gammill
K. E. Lorenzen
28Th St
Carol O'Connell
Jenior
Tot
Cairo
Egypt
Interstate Finance Co
Ave. J
Jimmy
Stephenson
Ave. T
West Texas Equipment Co
W. H. Carothers
Lubbock Farm Pack
Johnie Crecy
41St St
Arvil Walser
Brownfield
A.C
John R. Johnston
E. 15Th St
Reese AB Hospital
Reese
Mrs. Wayne
S.sat
George W. Woodis
32Nd St
Reese Afb Hospital
A.2.c
Homer C. Carter
Travis Afb
Stanley Smith
E. Broadway
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Earl Waldrop Supply Co
Sam Washam
60Th St
Plains Steel Building, Inc
Laylan Tipton
Ave. P
St. Mary’s Hospital
U.S. Post Office
C. W. Felton
James Dean
Homer G. Maxey Co
Jerry Doyle Stapp
Colgate St
Taylor Hospital
Culligan Soft Water Service
Rodney Durwood Fulcher
David Parks
21St St
Tommy Gatlin
35Th St
Gibson Plumbing Co
J. W. Hawkins
Jack de Armond
Sitten and Norton Drilling Co
Steve Floyd Colleps
Jack Fariss
Sundown
Porter Clinic
Hospital
Gulf Service Station
Richard Smith
Father i
Bryant
Beaumont
Charlotte Ann Golman
Port Acres
E. V. Sourdillia
Port Arthur
S. B. Virgilio
Charles B. Barksdale Jr
Ricardo Flores
Coleman J. Loncon
Lonnie Lee
Lucien Herbert
Groves
Ludie Davis Jr
Bill Clark
Howard Manuel
China
R. J. Reynolds
Nederland
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