Kennedy Sees Cuba Threat, Warns on US Russia Risk
President Kennedy addressed Cuba and Soviet forces in a lengthy news conference. He warned against division within NATO, discussed Nassau multilateral force aims, and urged careful handling of intelligence about Cuba while noting a reduction of Soviet personnel since the October crisis. He also commented on labor disputes and press coverage.
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France
Britain
Kennedy
Soviet Union
New York
East Coast
Gulf Dock
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Cials
Rusk Kennedy
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve System
C. Canby
Balderston
Martin
Rusk
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
NATO
de Gaulle
Europe
Khrush'chev
Nassau
Harold Macmillan
Congress
Fidel
Berlin
Eastern
Delayed Decisions Opposed Changes In Zoning Board
South Plains Amateur Radio Club holds a semi monthly meeting at 8 p.m. today at 2109 Broadway. Don Ginby will preside as president.
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South Plains Amateur Radio Club
Broadway
Don Ginby
Lubbock Planning Commission votes on zoning and growth
The Planning Commission faces multiple zone change requests on 50th Street and nearby corridors as residents voice opposition to strip zoning and traffic impacts. Courthouse actions include minor criminal cases and a civil motorist collision verdict, with other hearings deferred for next month.
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Sowder
50Th Street
Osborne
Idalou
49 Street
Louis Murfee Jr
Planning Commission
Commission
Murfee
Roy Ba
D. R. McWilliams
Charles Jones
Helen Penney
Jack Goodman
50Th St
Quaker Ave
Penney
Jack Eastman
Jones
Indiana Avenue
66Th Street
Loop 289
Claude Hurlbut
John de Pauw
Erskine Street
Quaker Avenue
Lubbock
Billy Meeks
Newman Radar
Elgin Ave
62Nd St
Radar
Illinooi
Winston P. Brummett
Avenue W
Preston Johnston
Ave. H
36Th St
Homer Hall
46Th Street
Avenue H
L. M. Brown
John McLarty
Wolfforth ‘Road
John O'Shea
30Th St
Ave. C
Weber Avenue
24Th
31St Streets
Yellow House Canyon
G. P. Kuykendall
Slide Rd
Eastman
McWilliams
Bass
Charles Read
Aubrey H. Faulkner
J. B. Hance
Roy Grimes
David Tipple
Cuban missile withdrawal debate heats Congress and White House
Senators press for on site Cuba inspections and more proof of troop and missile withdrawal. Keating says Soviet buildup in Cuba stronger than July and McCone to testify again. Oduber meets Kennedy to discuss Cuba as San Jose talks loom. Critics warn of continued Soviet bases and coercive pressure in Latin America.
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Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Subcommittee
Soviet Union
Siberia
Kenneth B. Keating
Riny
Cuba
Keating
McCone
Latin America
White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
House
Selden
Daniel Oduber
Costa Rica
San Jose
Odtuber
Khrushchev
Congress
Frank J. Becker
McNamara
Louis C. Wyman
Wyman
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
McNamara-McCone
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
California
Filibuster Rules Remain as Senate Votes on Cloture
The Mansfield motion was defeated marking the 33rd rejection since 1917 to halt debate. Cloture has been invoked only five times, last summer ending a filibuster on the administration's communications satellite bill. Thursday's vote: Ralph Yarborough of Texas for cloture and John Tower of Texas against.
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Mansfield
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
John Tower
R-Tex
Pacific Storm Eases After Damaging Surge Hits California
A Pacific storm that battered Surfside and Sunset Beach with high tides of 6.1 feet eased off, allowing officials to assess two communities for potential federal disaster relief after 75 homes were damaged south of Los Angeles and a 90 unit trailer park in San Clemente evacuated.
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Surfside
Orange County
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Highway
San Clemente
Sunset Beach
Connally Pushes Merger Of Game And Fish With Parks
A five member subcommittee was named to draft a compromise bill uniting the Game and Fish Commission with the State Parks Board. Gov. Connally’s merger plan faced sharp questions from the commission, the board, and 15 witnesses as the Cotten administration bill came under fire. The subcommittee will be led by Rep. J Collier Adams of Lubbock.
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Austin
John Connally
Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
James Cotten
Weatherford
Irep
J. Collier Adams
Lubbock
Barnett Hearing Opens Over Contempt Charges
The 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals begins a hearing on criminal contempt charges against Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and Lt. Governor Paul B Johnson Jr They reportedly will not appear with their attorneys filing motions arguing lack of jurisdiction improper charge and acting as state officials in blocking Negro James Meredith from Ole Miss
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New Orleans
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Paul B. Johnson Jr
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Johnson
Appeals Court
Barnett and Johnson
James H. Meredith
Bolivia President to Visit U.S. Before July
President Victor Paz Estenssoro plans a trip to the United States before July to confer with President Kennedy on Alliance for Progress aid and other topics. The announcement came from La Paz.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
United States
Paz Estenssoro
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Gilpatric Says U S Holds Sufficient Nuclear Strength
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric told Japan Broadcasting Corp that the United States has enough nuclear weapons to deter any Communist threat in the Far East. He said the U S deterrent could withstand Russia's and possibly China's nuclear oppositions if it becomes a power.
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U. S
Tokyo
Roswell L. Gilpatric
United States
Far East
U.S
Russia
China
Gilpatric
Japan Broadcasting
iCorp
Welsh litterbugs caught after throwing road map in disgust
Police arrested two Welsh individuals for discarding a road map in frustration after getting lost. The incident prompted local complaints and a brief inquiry into littering behavior.
Auntie Mame at Lubbock Theatre Centre A smash hit
The Lubbock Theatre Centre opened its five performance run of Auntie Mame at the Playhouse on Avenue P. The production drew praise for its energy and the show's lively pace as it opened Thursday night.
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Lubbock Theatre Centre
Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Playhouse
Ave. P
Lou Keay
Agnes Gooch
Skip Poindexter
Patrick
Elton Plowman
Delightiful Ito
Lora Clements
Anna
Mame
Ouster for Skripov over spy plot sparks Canberra expulsion
The Australian government declared Soviet diplomat Ivan Skripov persona non grata after alleging two years of espionage activity aided by a Australian woman who was actually an ASIO asset. Skripov and his wife were given seven days to leave, with 25 photographs released as evidence.
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Canberra
Australia
Ivan _ Fedorovich Skripov
Sydney
Skripov
Garfield Barwick
Barwick
Taronga Park Zoo
Australian Security Intelligence Organization
Moscow
Ivan F. Kurdiakov
Births Logged at Reese AFB and Local Hospitals
Mrs Jerry Don Thompson of 1124 BE Quinn welcomes a son at Porter Clinic Hospital weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces. Mr and Mrs Julio Olivarez of 321 N Ave R announce a daughter weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces at City of Lubbock hospital. Airman J C Fox and Mrs Fox of 203 13th St record a son 8 pounds 10% ounces born Feb 1 at Reese AFB Hospital. 2nd Lt and Mrs Ronald W Duvall of 2102 34th Bt report a daughter 6 pounds 8% ounces born Feb 2 at Reese AFB Hospital. Mr and Mrs John J Ressler of 319 Arnold Dr celebrate a daughter 6 pounds 10% ounces born Feb 2 at Reese AFB Hospital. All fathers are stationed at Reese.
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Santiago Urrutia
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Lauf Clinic
Hancock Mfg. Co
Cecil McElfresh
34Th St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Jerry Don Thompson
BE. Quinn
Porter Clinic Hospital
Wayne Kirk Plumbing Co
Julio Olivarez
N. Ave. R
City of
J,c
Jerome H. Fox
13Th St
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Ronald W. Duvall
Altman J,c
John J. Ressler
Arnold Dr
Low Bid Favorable for Junction Texas A&M Branch Phase
A. P. Kasch and Sons of Big Spring submitted the apparent low bid of 75900 dollars on a classroom building and improvements at the Texas A&M College Branch in Junction. Recommendations go to the board of directors on February 23.
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College Station
A. P. Kasch and Sons of
Big Spring
Texas A&m College
Junction
Board of
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Boston Ave
Jack T. Phillips
Denton
Texas Women’s University
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Virginia Cammack
Anita Atkins
Josephine Ballenger
Lovington
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Stuart G. Mackenzie
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Illinois
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Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Joseph S. Monagan
Dconn
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Stratton
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