Unique Son Of Pioneer Westerner New Top Kremlin Authority
Washington profile of Llewellyn Thompson, long-time US diplomat and advisor to the Kennedy administration, described as the Western rancher’s son now viewed as the key Western authority on Soviet policy. The piece recounts his career from ambassador to Austria and Russia to his 1963 role guiding U.S. stance toward Khrushchev, his marriage to Jane Montie Gaes, and his steady influence on crisis management during the Cuban and Berlin eras.
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Kremlin
Ruth Montgomery
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Jfk
Anas J. Mikoyan
Llewellyn Thompson
Maseaw
Mase
Tan
Thompson
Aimerican
Tereserve
Russia
Tormms
Dipdie Mats Nyek
Iis
Mesav
U.S
Partls
Moscow
Feedom
Atlantic
Fime
Rome
Austria
Khrushchev
Moscone
Jane Montie Gaesleben
SS Latinia
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nison
Sibe Thompson
Khuushchev
Thompson Io
Skver
Khirsh
Thompson Mises
Moore
Anshehew
Natal
John F. Kennedy
Lat- Kharshehew
Rivard
Busciars
Tommy
Row
Holton Arms
Hissin
Sherry
Mos
Vane
Young
Lasker
Life Underwriters Hear Austin Man
The president of the Penas Assa of Life Uniterwritters, Hr ry Griffiths of Austin, spoke at the South Pkans scroup luncheon at the Pioneer Hotel. Griffiths reviewed the group’s past year activities, including legislative programs and public outreach, with about 100 attendees including six guests from Plainview. Bill Rainey of Amarillo accompanied Griffiths as regional director of the association.
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Penas Assa of Life Uniterwritters
Hrry Griffiths
Austin
South Pkans
Pioneer Hotel
Ieilliths
C Chambers
South Plains
Ans
Griffiths
Bill Rainey
Amarillo
The
Associattion
Plainview
Chambers
Widow Discloses Hemingway Writings Hidden in Bank Safe
Mary, widow of writer Ernest Hemingway, says he stored about 01 pounds of unpublished manuscripts in a Cuba bank safe deposit box. She claims the last writings include an unfinished novel and several scripts, and indicates the Castro government later seized and examined the material.
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Cape Cod
Stas
Moserne
Thompson
Bude
Vinigway
Mary
Castro
Ernest
Meusinaway
Cuba
Simenas
Heminsway
Ketham
Swisher Family Left Homeless As House Burns
A fire destroyed the Swisher family home and belongings, leaving them homeless. Neighbors report the blaze originated in the front area. the cause remains unknown. Local responders and residents gathered near the site about two miles east of the former post office in Dessmown, while Kress was designated as a clothing and household goods receiving point for victims.
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Tank Philips
Barnett Koss Hirenen
Neiehbor
Moo. Wheeler
He Che
Burkdin
Dessmown
Kress
Fines Assessed In County Court
Two defendants pleaded guilty in County Court at Law to traffic and related charges while one defendant faced a separate failure to stop red light case. Fines ranged from 50 dollars plus court costs, with bonds set for guilty pleas on other charges. Additional traffic toll figures from Lamesa report a rise in incidents and injuries for November.
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Corporations Court
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
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Jesus
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de Tan
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Life Underwriters
Austin Man
Unions
Hoston
UPS Island Creek Ab Co
West Kentucky Cot Co
Unonine
Johnson
Seagram
Eenter
Ena
Icvlizens Alienal Bank
Harold Dean Griffith
Packard Bell
Magnavox
Curtis Brown
B&w
Clyde W. James
Rcently
Ath Civil Affairs Company
Army Reserve
James
Tom M. Pearce Jr
Pearce
Army Corps Control Group
Hemingway
Membr Way
Paris
Swisher
Lamesa Police
Sais
Broadway
College Ave
Dian
Scissors
Singer Sewing Center
Senor
Texas—Caprock Center
34Th St
Dunlap’s
Gigi
Ham
Mom
Buugrun Distillers Company
Ny.c
Wiskey
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