Kennedy receives warm Caracas welcome on Caribbeans trip
President Kennedy and his party landed in Caracas during a public stop that drew about 250 000 people despite a heavy security presence. He held private talks with Betancourt and Caldera focusing on Cuba and the Dominican Republic and on strengthening OAS cooperation. A large force of 5 000 soldiers and police guarded the capital as Communist bands tried to disrupt crowds.
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Kennedy
Betancourt
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Rafael Caldera
Chamber of Deputies
Social Christian Party
Democratic Action
Caracas
Richard M. Nixon
Carac
Ministry of the Interior
Carlos Andres Perez
Maiquetia
Puerto Rico
Bolivar
Sam Browne
Attenon
Naval Academy
Latin America
Rio Grande
Alliance For Progress
Marcos Perez Jimenez Hugo
White House
Bolivar Centers
la Carlota
la Morita
el Frio
Venezuela
United States
Simon Bolivar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
inter-American Association of Sovereign Nations
Alianza
Kennedys
Betancourts
Arrval
Jacqueline
Serre Ten
Crow
U.S
Venemelan Teodoro Moscose
Venemuelan
Mostosa
Alliance For Progress Program
Nnedy
Western Hemisphere
Emtlassy
Sunon Bolivar
Bogota
Colombia
Solon Hints That Big Tariff Cut Plan Possible
Washington politics roundly discusses a potential major tariff reduction under a reciprocal trade framework. CPL-Rep Vile Boggs notes the possibility of a U S European agreement affecting current tariff levels, with lawmakers and officials weighing impacts as talks continue.
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Solon
Washington
CPL
Vile Boggs
D-L
United States
Geneva
Senate Econome
House
George Wo Ball
Mallard Wart
Radnard Gude P
Mild Weather Forecast Highlights Lubbock Area
Mild conditions prevail across the South Plains with temperatures in the mid fifties. A cold front arrives tonight bringing freezing temps through Monday, as Tyler reports heavy rain earlier and widespread showers across West Texas.
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Lubbocks
South Plains
Hankile
West Texas
North Central
Texas
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
el Paso
Weather Bureau
Tyler
Amarillo
Brownsville
Kennedy Arrival Brings Calm to Bogota Welcome
Bogota readies for John F. Kennedy as security tightens in the capital. Police and military units monitor downtown, briefly stopping passersby for identification amid a tense but controlled pre visit mood by authorities and residents.
Public Lacks Knowledge About European Common Market Aims
George Gallup reports on the Kennedy administration facing public unfamiliarity with the European Common Market and its goals. Gallup surveys will track grass roots reaction to trade policy debates, noting only about one in five have heard of the EMC and few fully understand its aims.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
U. S
Kennedy
Gallup
Europe
UN Forces Tighten Grip as Congo Conflict Advances
Diplomatic reports say Tshombe seeks asylum with Sir Roy Welensky while UN forces gain on Elisabethville. U Thant proposes Kitona as a negotiation site and Banana base as safe conduct location. U.S. aims for Tshombe to become provincial president in a unified Congo.
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Congo
Roy Welensky
Federation of Rhodesis
Tshombe
Kipushi
Rhodesia
Elisabethville
U Thant
Kitona
Adoula
Banana
Leopardville
United Nations
Kennedy
U.S
Adowla
United States
Three Teens Die in Truck Collision with Rail Engine
A pickup truck was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad switch engine five miles south of Kerr injuring one of four riders. Edward Cox 19 and Ivan McFadden 17 both of Portland Chautauqua County and Winston Delcamp 17 of Brocton died in the crash. Arthur Miller 9 of Brocton was treated at Westfield Memorial Hospital for head lacerations and a compound fracture of the left leg.
Birth announcements list multiple families and weights
A jumble of birth notices lists several families with newborn weights and times. Names include f una airs and Carl Paul Martin, with babies weighing eight pounds something at 3:35 pm in Taylor hospital, and many others from different streets and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.una Airs
Carl Paul Martin
Taylor Nepital
Asher
Toate House
Rand
Charles Ler Collings
Sour
Wey
Five Die In Valley Head-On Crash Near Weslaco
In light rain on Farm Road 1015 two cars collided head on near Weslaco killing five people including Gabriel Martinez 45 and Martin Martinez 45. Elodia Hinojosa 49 from Mercedes and Genoveva Cantu de Martinez 44 died. One elderly woman unidentified also perished. Webster Castillo 25 of Weslaco was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Weslaco
Here
Gabriel Martinez
Martin Martinez
Elodia M. Hinojosa
Mercedes
Genoveva Cantu de Martinez
Webster Castillo
la Weslaco
Castillo
Elodia Hinojosa
Martine
U.S. 83
Fireplace Blaze Ignites Wall at Bob Huff Home
Firemen battled a blaze behind the fireplace at 2001 Bird Street Saturday after 8 p.m. The flame spread to wall studs inside the chimney area as Huff's home suffered unknown damage. Fire officials did not determine a damage total.
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Bob Huff
Bird St
Two Small Submarines to Aid Undersea Research
The Navy announces two experimental submarines to advance deep sea operations. Aluminaut, a 50 foot three man craft from Woods Hole, will dive beyond three miles and be leased from Woods Hole upon completion in 1963. Dolphin, built at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, will carry one torpedo tube and serve in fighting roles when not used for experiments.
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Washington
UPD
Navy
Woods Hole
Mass
Oceanographic Institution
Dolphin
Portsmouth
N. H., Naval Shipyard
Bandits Rob Local Station In Broad Daylight Hold Up
Dupler, a 38 year old former truck driver living in Wolfforth, described the incident. The gunman, about 6 feet tall and 160 pounds, wore a dark sport coat, while his companion, about 5 feet 10 and 140 pounds, wore a light pinstriped jacket. Beck took over the station operation a day before the robbery and the station will be in Beck's name. Patrolman Weed and his police dog searched the area but found no traces of the suspects.
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Page One
Dupler
Wolfforth
Morton
Tie
Beck
Walter Weed
Odessa Coed Crowned Miss Milkmaid at Local Fair
Odessa senior elementary education major Ray Deane Kirksey won Miss Milkmaid after milking 5.8 pounds into a pail in three minutes at the Little Intern event held Saturday afternoon. Stanley Anderson and Kirky Turns jer won the horse harnessing contest. both are faculty members in the School of Agriculture.
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Ray Deane Kirksey
Odessa
Texas ‘I
Kirksey
Stanley Anderson
Kirky
Jer
School of Agricul
Demonstration Arrests In Georgia City Amid Tense Christmas Rush
Police booked demonstrators including King among a group of Negroes after a peaceful march through the city. Civil authorities reported no violence and prepared to transfer detainees to nearby jails as traffic and commerce resumed at Christmas time. White participants and several youths joined the procession while police kept order and declined to deploy National Guard.
Spears wins Gonzalez seat in Texas Senate race
Democrat Franklin Spears, backed by Congressman-elect Henry B. Gonzalez, captures the Texas Senate seat in a Saturday special election. He defeats Republican Jim Helland and Bard Logan with 23,807 to 16,759 and 353 votes respectively, while Rudy Esquivel narrowly wins Spears' House seat over Raymond Russell Jr. Final unofficial returns show Esquivel with 20,618 to 10,327. The Gonzalez race drew about 97,000 votes with Gonzalez defeating John Goode Jr. and two other Democrats by roughly 10,000. Spears resigned his House post to run for the Senate.
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San Antonio
Franklin Spears
Henry B. Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Senate
Spears
Jim Hellandl
Bard Logan
Rudy Esquivel
Raymond Russell Jr
House
Esquivel
Russell
John Goode Jr
Helland
Logan
Printing Company
Bandit robbed auto store. manager forced outside half naked
In Montgomery a gunman stole 1709 dollars from an auto supply store after forcing manager A C Lindsay to the street with his necktie. The thief fled in a car with Florida plates carrying a man and woman as witnesses. Authorities hunted the suspect pair Saturday.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPD
A.C. Lindsay
Lindsay
Canadian Water Group To Meet At Pioneer Hotel
Directors of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority will meet Monday at the Pioneer Hotel to discuss six agenda items. A report on actions at the Lubbock water treatment plant and a progress report from the Bureau of Reclamation are on the program.
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Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Pioneer Hotel
A. A. Meredith
Lubbock
Bureau of Reclamation
Young Dad Delivers Son Then Recovers At Home
In Chicago William Meyers 27 a radio station engineer briefly switched from electronics to obstetrics delivering their third child a 6 pound boy. The birth occurred at home before the hospital delivery and proceeds from a ham auction supported a yearbook and livestock contests. Meyers was advised by doctors and expects full recovery after the emergency delivery.
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Chicago
William Meyers
WLS
Meyers
Joan
D. W. Lewler
Lawter
Upion
H.D. White Meyers
Doctor For Drilling Co
Tech Ugrilleagues
FIA
Dam Dedication Slated Today at Buffalo Springs Lake Park
Ceremonies at 2 30 p m dedicate the Mc Millan Dam at Buffalo Springs Lake Park with public invited. The dam honors the late W G McMill active in promotion of the structure funded by a 1 860 000 bond approved by voters in January 1956. Key advocates were the Buffalo Springs Lake Board the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and the Lubbock Kiwanis Club.
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McMillan Dam
Buffalo Springs Lake Park
W. G. McMill
Lubbock
Buffalo Springs Lake Board
Baton Rouge Displays Diminished Chance of New Demonstrations
In Baton Rouge Louisiana the likelihood of fresh Negro demonstrations faded as many Southern University students left for Christmas. Earlier protests left 73 people jailed after clashes at the parish courthouse and jail where tear gas grenades were used. In New Orleans, integrationists pressed protests at four major stores while patrons continued to shop. In Maryland police arrested eight during a demonstration against segregated restaurants on U S Highway 40 marching to the State Office Building.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Parish
Trounty
Southern University
Sherriff
Potien
New Orleans
Maryland
Baltimore
U.S. Highway 40
State Office
Tony
Ines
Enon Baptist Church
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Meeck
San Antorio
Pevax Bavi
Tae Salle
Theodore Makihion
Bobby Lee Homer
JFK
John F
Communist Party
Colombia“uban Institute
ent-Nennedy
Army S
Kendall Williams
Skip Garrett
Tech
Municipal Coliseum
Kendall
C. N. Williams
Skip
M. G. Garrett
Main St
Ray Westbrook
Un-Congo
Donald L. Porter
Nein
Bethong
Slonellet Lenoir
Donald Dodson
Rrsy
George Seward
Texas Hospital
Brunt Aurways
Leroy Nesmith
Owens
Nora
West
Laulbeck
Ronald Robertson
Robertson
15Th St
Odessa Coed
Jacqueline Kennedy
South America
Georgia
Camilla
Pritchett
Turner Air Force Base
Marine Corps Supply Center
National Guard
Ester
City Mall
City Hall
Canadian Water Group
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