U S Pledges Aid to UN Force in Congo Crisis
Washington officials announced a U S aid mission to back the United Nations force in the Congo as Kennedy and Spaak agreed on moves to pressure Katanga to abandon its secession from the central government.
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U.S
Congo
Washington
Kennedy
Spaak
Katanga
Macmillan
United States
Moise Tshombe
Leopoldville
Britions
Tshombe
Central African Federation
Rhodesias
Nyasaland
Cyrille Adoula
Cuban POW release tied to Red Cross aid and talks
Cuba POWs await possible Christmas release as World Airlines moves 30000 pounds of medical supplies and TWA plans 32000 more. Relatives in Cuba and Miami express optimism while diplomats review Congo, Skybolt, and Sino Soviet tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvaro Sanchez
Virginia Betancourt
Cuba
U.S
Baltimore
Port Everglades
Fla
Miami
Red Cross
Washington
State Department
Donovan
Castro
Explosion at Happy grain elevator injures three workers
A one million bushel grain elevator in Happy Swisher County exploded Tuesday morning injuring three workers. Steve Huseman hangs between life and death after being blown 75 to 80 feet from the head house. The blast also burned and demolished 35000 bushels of grain as fire crews from multiple towns fought the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAPPY
Steve Huseman
Amarillo
Swisher
Husemann
L. G. Airhart
Hap
Avalanche-Journal
Huseman
Airhart
Pete Whitlow
The
Avalanche Journal
Whitlow
Head House
Lena Walberg
Happy Growers, Inc
Happy Fire Department
Webster
Phillips
Canyon
Tulia
Dimmitt
Swisher-Randall
Neblett Hospital
iAmarillo
Happy Elevator No
Steve Whitlow
Dale Whitlow
Robert Lee
West Texas lawmakers meet. discuss tuition and reforms
WTCC members and local businessmen at Lubbock session debate college tuition, sales tax growth, park funding, pollution controls, and bills on medical care for the aged and loan-shark regulation. Participants urged targeted reforms in education, criminal law, juvenile delinquency, and annexation while stressing state support and budget realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTCC
Blanchard
Husbands
Texas
Reed Quilliam
Lubbock
Quilliam
Renal Rosson
Snyder
Austin
Adams
PTA
Masked Gunmen Grab Fortune On Riviera
Four masked gunmen robbed a swank Riviera jewelry shop in Cannes of about $100000 in cash and jewels. A bullet narrowly missed manager Stephane Saakian as the gunmen escaped in a burst of gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
Riviera
Stephane Saakian
Marriage Policy Change Hires Teachers in Lubbock Schools
Lubbock school trustees hired nine teachers and approved 1963-64 school zones and calendar. They adopted reports on budget, tax collections, and delinquent taxes, approved renovations and paving projects, and changed policy to bar married students from interscholastic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rhodes
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock School
Dixie Briggs
Tor
J. T. Hutchinson
Carroll Thompson Junior High
Evans
Hutchinson
Matthews
Thompson
Wilson
Bozeman
Carter
Maedgen
Martin
Overton
Posey
Wheelock
Mackenzie
Parkway
Alderson
Lowrey Field
Rush
United States
Treasury
Lubbock Independent School
American State Bank
Plainsman Hotel
John Christmann
J. Owen Gilbreath
James Cochran
Russell Wilkinson
James M. Reynolds
Mark Hailey
Nat Williams
Ishamael Hill
A. W. Eckert
One-Price Plan Backed By Grain Cooperative Directors
The co op group backs new cotton legislation and calls for reform of government grain storage practices, stricter inspection of sorghum and wheat, and priority use of efficient terminal elevators. They urge tax changes under the Revenue Act of 1962 affecting patronage refunds and stress no double taxation while outlining filing duties for former cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Schroeder
CCC
Bruno FE. Schroeder
Austin
Federation
Co-Op Ginners
Hi Mary Christmas The Peculiar Name in Tech Coed Circles
Mary discusses the social quirks of sharing a distinctive name and the challenges of identity verification in campus life. She recounts experiences with telephone operators church visitors and a jokey dorm building encounter while noting the humor and awkwardness of the double name Mary Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Presbyterian University
Mary Christmas
Local births announced across West Texas hospitals
A string of birth notices lists new mothers and fathers from Lubbock to Levelland with details on babies born at West Texas Hospital Methodist Hospital Lauf Clinic Taylor Hospital and other facilities. Each item gives time weight and parental occupation reflecting the period’s local families. Additionally a London trade note states British ships now carry under 18 percent of world trade vs 53 percent at turn of the century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Mexico Youth's Death Ruled Accident
Lovington special report states Richard Gregory sixteen died from accidental gunshot wounds while hunting quail near Mal Jamar. Gary Morton fifteen fired the shotgun as Gregory raised his head across a small pond. Clarence Harris testified Morton’s statement at the inquest and services held Sunday in Lovington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Justice of the Peace
Reese Graves
Richard Gregory
Charles Gregory
Gary Morton
Mal- Jamar
Clarence Harris
Lea County
Morton
Gregory
Inovington
Trade balances rise between Germany and America
Trade balances between Germany and the United States increased in the last fiscal year, signaling improved bilateral economic ties. Analysts note stronger exports from Germany and continued American demand, reshaping the two-way flow of goods and services between the nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
America
Saturn Transit 5A Satellite Orbits After Scout Rocket Launch
A Scout rocket launched from POINT ARGUELLO California carried Transit 5A, a satellite to guide ships and submarines worldwide. The 5A satellite entered orbit at 10 p.m. CST with strong radio signals, amid fog and atmospheric glow visible from San Francisco to Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Arguello
Calif
San Francisco
San Diego
Utah
Connally Program Plans Texas Historic Areas
The article details a proposed program to develop and preserve areas representing Texas history and state resources and achievements. It spans 1962 to 2002 with sessions and lunch at campus facilities as part of the itinerary. The Parks Board will deliver documented plans and estimates to the Legislature after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Urbanovsky
Tech Student Union
Austin
Parks Board
Grain Elevator Probe Sparks Concern at Morton Facility
Rob Richards, manager of the Morton elevator, describes being caught in a mystery while authorities probe the site and possible grain losses. Farmers note the grain stored is milo and say the plant has no reason for shortages. The state agriculture department in Austin suspends licenses during investigations. Jerry Don Hudson of Anson is listed as Storage Inc. president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Richards
Richards
Morton
Austin i
Agriculture Department
Department At
Austin
Storage, Inc
Jerry Don Hudson
Anson
Local Goodfellows Seek Volunteers for Christmas Delivery
The anonymous Goodfellows and their volunteer assistants will provide packages this Christmas morning. Volunteers are being pre-registered this year, with past helpers welcome next Tuesday morning. Registration will occur at the distribution site, to be announced. Several hundred autos will be needed to deliver the packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows
Goodfellow
Rites Set for Augustin Granado
Funeral services for Augustin Granado 29 a farm laborer from Mercedes fatally injured in a hunting accident near Lorenso Monday will be conducted in South Texas. Time and place of rites have not been determined according to Carter Funeral Home Ralls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granado
Augustin Granado
Mercedes
Lorenzo
Texas
Carter Funeral Home
Ralls
Reds Set Off Blasts Near Novaya Zemlya
The Soviets conducted two atmospheric nuclear tests Tuesday near Novaya Zemlya, as reported by AP via the Atomic Energy Commission. The tests trigger international concern over environmental and geopolitical impact and follow earlier test suspicions and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
Novaya Zemlya
Atomic Energy Commission
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Honolulu
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Thant
Britain
JFK
Andrews Air Force Base
Windsor
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyford Cay Development
Toronto
E. P. Taylor
W. R. G. Holt
Red China
India
Nehru
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Sec. of
Robert Is. McNamara
George W. Ball
Sec
Dean Rusk
Diplomatic Corps
Neblett General Hospital
Lawrence Webster
Johnny Phillips
West Texas
J. Collier Adams
R. G. Pendleton
Andrews
Pendleton
Bill Clayton
Springlake
Frank H. Kelley
Colorado City
Kelley
Bill J. Parsley
Olen R. Petty
Levelland
Smith
Senate
John Connally
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
Texas House of Representatives
Texas Tech
South Plains
Chambers of Commerce
Tutal
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corp
LeRoy Durham
Plainview
Finis Don Edwards
30Th St
West Texas Hospital
B&g Auction
Howard Woods
Cornell
Methodist Hospital
Bel Dairy
Wayne Cate
Auburn
B. R. Short
49Th St
Thirty-fourth Street Auto Service
Hoyt Russell Wright
Fordham St
Willie James Turner
3Rd St
Father
Albert Pierson
New Deal
Lauf Clinic
Service Compress
Sebriano Castillo
Larry Lee Bailey
Taylor Hospital
Baldridge Bakery
Bernard Donald Hoffman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
New Mexico
Danny Gray
Danny
Santa Claus
Don Heckler
Albuquerque
Farr’s Inc
Milo
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