Kennedy aims for Cuba troop pullout by March
President Kennedy signals confidence that Soviet combat troops may leave Cuba by end of March. A high Latin American official said Kennedy plans joint U S action with the Organization of American States if troops remain. Kennedy reportedly drafting a personal message to Khrushchev urging faster pullout.
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Y Stewart Hensley Atashington
UPI
Kennedy
Cuba
U.S
Organization of American States
White House
Nikita
Nikita Khrushchev
Keating
McCone
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Redistricting Fight Looms In Texas Legislature
A push for congressional redistricting in Texas sparks expected floor battles. Four bills, including one targeting Rep. George Mahon, would force veteran and freshman incumbents into new matchups, with hearings set for Wednesday. The plans aim to rebalance districts by shifting Dallas and Harris counties and adjusting seat counts.
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Avalanche Journal
USTIN
Texas
George Mahon
Lubbock
Odessa
Ed Foreman
Mahon
Don Heston
Sherman
Heston
Capitol
Ald
Dallas
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Congress
Lindley Beckworth
Gladewater
Dallas County
Harris County
Houston
Iraqi rebels topple Kassem and seize control
In Iraq a revolutionary coup toppled Premier Abdel Karim Kassem with tanks and planes. Aref named transitional chief. the National Council of Revolutionary Command takes supreme powers. Arab nations recognize the new regime. Kuwait and others hint at future ties while borders stay sealed.
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Associated Press
EIRAT
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Lebanon
Kuwait
Kassem
Middle East
Abdel Salam Mohammed Aref
National Council of Revolutionary Command
Washington
State Department
Revolutionary Movement
Nasser
Ahmed Hassan Bakr
Aref
Baghdad
Feisal II
Greyhound seeks TNM&O control in stock deal with Bowman estate
Greyhound Lines seeks to acquire control of Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma Coaches Inc of Lubbock by purchasing 2 053 shares of TNM O common stock from the Bowman estate in exchange for 75 000 shares of Greyhound stock valued around 31 75 a share The deal hinges on ICC approval and may include cash or extra stock if the stock value falls below 2 2 million. The missing tanker Marine Sulphur Queen bound for Norfolk prompted a large coast guard search and speculation about weather driven detours.
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Ned Curran
Avatence -Journal Washington Baress
Woon Corp
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas, New Mexico
Oklahoma Coaches, Inc
Lubbock
Commission
Greyhound
Tnm&o
Bula P. Bowman
First Greenville National Bank of Greenville
Grey‘hound
Portsmouth
UPI
Texas
Virginia
Beaumont
Norfolk
Hasler & Co
Coast Guard
Marine Transport Corp. of
New York
Talks to Continue as Underground A Testing Resumes
The United States resumes Nevada underground nuclear tests while William C. Foster heads to Geneva for disarmament talks. Officials cite confidence-building steps and renewed talks in progress with the Soviet Union and Britain amid the test resumption.
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Associated Press
Ashington
United States
Geneva
William C. Foster
U.S. Disarmament Agency
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Britain
New York
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Abilene Mother Dies After 781 Days in Deep Sleep
Sharon Jones 25 died in San Antonio after unconsciousness since a December 1960 traffic wreck in Abilene. She had delivered a son Eddie by caesarean seven months after the crash and had lived in a coma during long nursing care, moved to San Antonio for cheaper and quieter care.
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San Antonio
Abilene
Sharon Jones
Sharon
Eddie
Fort Worth
Jack
Jones
James B. Dunigan
Tower defends Johnson amid Senate filibuster clash
Sen. John Tower challenges ADA critic Joseph Rauh over Lyndon B. Johnson in the cloture fight. Rauh accused Johnson of bias toward southern racists, while Tower argues Johnson blocked a civil rights based rule change, signaling cross faction reaction to the three week dispute.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington Bureau
Ashington
John Tower
R-Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ada Tower
Americans For Democratic Action Organization
Johnson
Adas Joseph L. Rauh
Tower
Rauh
Senate
City To Get Field Office For Pipeline Project
A reclamation bureau field office will be established at Lubbock to advance work on part of the Canadian River project. Commissioner Floyd E. Dominy said the office will oversee about 230 miles of the aqueduct system and related facilities south of Canyon Texas. By June 30 or so, about 17 employees are expected to be at work.
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Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Lubbock
Interior Department
Reclamation
Floyd E. Dominy
Canyon
Tex
TCU Dean's Son Dies In Freeway Accident
Walter Thornton Cecil, 19, son of Levi M. Cecil associate dean at TCU, died Friday night when his car plunged off a freeway in Fort Worth. He was a pre medical student at Texas Christian University.
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Fort Worth
Walter Thornton Cecil
Texas Christian University
Cecil
Levi M. Cecil
TCU Colleges of Arts and Sciences
Congressman: A man chosen bee Eerie eee a little of his time
Article notes a man chosen as a representative in a local setting with emphasis on time management and community impact. It references editorial and women's news sections and hints at sports highlights and media programs. The tone suggests a reflective column.
Daily Prayer for Christian Joy and Fellowship
A brief devotional prayer asks for God’s presence to spread joy and spiritual fellowship. It seeks grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ for all who hear it, closing with an anonymous attribution.
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Jesus Christ
Cholly Knickerbocker columnist indicted in registration case
New York columnist Cassini known for Cholly Knickerbocker faces a four count indictment alleging failure to register as a publicity agent for Rafael Trujillo's Dominican Republic. Co defendant R Paul Englander is accused of conspiring to violate the Foreign Agents Registry Act. Cassini denies the charge and will take a leave of absence from the New York Journal American and other papers. The alleged period spans 1959 to 1961, ending after Trujillo’s 1961 assassination.
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Preas
Ashington
Igor Cassini
New York Society
Cholly Knickerbocker
Rafael L. Trujillo
Cassini
Eseline Kennedy
Oleg Casad
Justice Department
A. Sa
Ce Gtury
R. Paul Englander
New York City
New York
Park Avenue
Martial & Co
Tions
Dominican Republic
New York Journal-American
Trujillo
Englander
Washington Post
Man Held In City Theft
A Lubbock man admitted breaking into his employer's firm, stealing 300 cash and 1500 in checks, then reporting the burglary. William Drake Foy, 30, is jailed on charges after confessing during police questioning at DeWitt Electric Co. He said he needed money and used a key to enter, then burned many checks along the highway. He also claimed only 116 dollars in bills and 16 in change remained. Two Benton, Arkansas youths, 17, were arrested for transporting a stolen car across state lines and admitted taking the vehicle last Saturday. They passed two forged checks and took a generator near Shallowater after arriving in Lubbock last Sunday.
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Lubbock
William Drake Foy
Auburn
DeWitt Electric Co
19Th St
Foy
John Roberson
DeWitt Electric
Arkansas
Benton
Ark
Shallowater
Charles Moore
4Th St
Ave. H. Benton
Weather map brief for Lubbock area today
Sky map notes show today in Lubbock with light winds variable to northerly about 20 mph in the afternoon. Temperatures near 28 degrees at dawn and a high around 67 degrees expected as conditions warm.
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Lubbock and
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