Luncheon is friendly but deadlock persists in nuclear test talks
In Geneva the United States Britain and the Soviet Union failed to break a stalemate over a nuclear test ban after a luncheon. Neutrals held private talks with no move to pressure the powers. US inspector boss Foster and Sen. Humphrey joined UK minister Godber and Soviet officials in noting no significant shift. Disagreement centers on annual on site inspections from eight to two or three. Mexico's Padilla Nervo called neutrals' exchange useful, with Brazil Burma Ethiopia Nigeria Sweden and the United Arab Republic among neutrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Joseph B. ‘Godber
William C. Foster
America
Hubert H. Humphrey
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Seymon K. Tsarapkin
Humphrey
Senate
Mexico
Luis Padilla Nervo
India
Brazil
Burma
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Navy Men Trek 50 Mile Hike From Dawn to Dusk
Eight Lubbock based Navy personnel begin a 50 mile hike at 6 a.m. route stretches to Tohoka Wilson ending near Slaton. Navy cars accompany with refreshments and blister care as Cdr W H Hewitt leads the group with chiefs Eikenberry Hampton McCool Williams and others. Two recruiters Art Billingsley and Don Hausauer join the march as a fitness test for a yearlong program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tohoka
Wilson
Slaton
Navy
Cdr
W.H. Hewitt
Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Hewitt
John McCool
John Hampton
H. D. Eikenberry
Raymond Allen
Richard Williams
Art Billingsley
Don Hausauer
Texas Home Builders oppose annexation bill hearing
At a Texas hearing, the Texas Home Builders Assn pressed against extra territorial jurisdiction for cities. The bill, introduced by Sen. H J Blanchard, would create buffer zones from a half mile to five miles, restrict tax levies, and cap annual annexations at ten percent of land area. Amendments to allow industrial parks were discussed with a subcommittee. Steve Matthews of the Texas Municipal League urged planning ahead to avoid satellite-city sprawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche-Journal
Austin Bureau
Austin
Texas
Texas Home Builders Assn
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Committee On
Counties
House
W. T. Duncan
McKinney
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Blanchard
Steve Matthews
Texas Municipal League
St. Louis
Spain is First Choice for 1963 Community Ambassador
Lubbock selects Spain Greece and Denmark as top three for an eight week summer visit. Applications open at the Chamber of Commerce with a April 3 deadline. Eligibility requires ages 19 to 30 by July 1 1963 residency in the Lubbock ISD area and six months of speaking engagements after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Spain
Greece
Denmark
Rex Vermillion
Putney
Vermillion
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Ave
Lubbock Independent
Japan
Alan Henry
Argentina
David Hester
Sweden
Near-Bombing of UT Sorority House Probed
Austin police searched for leads in a case involving a tiny homemade bomb found at the Delta Zeta sorority house door Monday night. A graduate student returning his date to the house stopped the device a gunpowder filled medicine bottle after an anonymous warning called in. The suspect, seen circling the house, fled as a lighter spark was observed. The device marks the third such incident in Austin since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
University of Texas
Delta Zeta House
Charles Harry Carlisle
Charlotte Smith
Carlisle
Counterfeit US Bills Found in Haugesund Norway
Police in Haugesund report two fake US bills, a $50 and a $20, passed by unidentified foreigners in local shops. The discovery highlights ongoing concerns over currency counterfeiting and criminal activity passing undetected in everyday transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Haugesund
Norway
Hope for Easing Flu Outbreak With Spring Near
The CDC notes only Indiana joins the list of affected states as influenza like illness spreads westward. With 18 states reporting, five plus the District of Columbia confirm Asian type cases in North Carolina Maryland New York Illinois and Kansas. Absenteeism climbs with deaths possible as winter lingers but spring warmth may restrain the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S. Public Health Service
Harrison County
CDC
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Maryland
New York
Illinois
Kansas
DCD
Virginia
Delaware
Georgia
Maine
Vermont
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Thailand's King Honors Texan Killed In Crash
Widows of two American civilians killed in a Thailand helicopter crash accepted awards on behalf of their husbands in a ceremony at the Thailand Embassy. The king awarded the Most Exalted Order of the White Elephant for meritorious service. Harris led highway construction in Thailand with USAID. Rogers worked with the World Bank on development. Seven others were aboard when the helicopter crashed during a storm on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thailand
Howard M. Harris
Topeka
Kan
Vance Rogers
Washington, D.C
Harris
C. T. Harris
Terrell
Tex
Agency For International Development
W. E. Lee
San Angelo
Rogers
World Bank
Workmen Trapped as Coal Conveyor Collapses in Scranton
A Glen Alden Corp Marvine colliery conveyor failed Tuesday, dropping over 100 tons of steel onto a crew. One man, John Mishko, 46, was crushed. Six others escaped, with three trapped and freed by acetylene torches. William White, about 40, survived injuries after being located hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Glen Alden Corp
Marvine
John Mishko
William White
Lockney FFA Uses 22 Acre Farm For Practical Experience
Lockney High School FFA members gain hands on farming with a 22 acre plot near the school. Under Elvin Lyon and Jim McDonald guidance the chapter produced 1.8 cotton bales per acre and about 6,000 pounds of grain sorghum per acre in 1962. The farm supports 15 acres cotton and four acres sorghum with rest for rotation. Profits fund education and equipment while livestock projects expand at the town fairgrounds for a junior fat stock show in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reynolds
Avalanche-Journal
Lockney
Lockney High School
Future Farmers
Elvin Lyon
Jim McDonald
FFA
Fairgrounds
Ag Boys
Darrel Phillips
Floyd County
Floydada
Roswell Airline seeks charter to serve West Texas and NM
Bison Airlines pushes charter approval at Santa Fe hearing claiming potential profit by year end. Roswell president Richard C. Barber outlines planned service from March 15 to June 15 to Roswell Hobbs Las Cruces Artesia Albuquerque Santa Fe Tucumcari Lubbock Amarillo with El Paso link via Hobbs. Four planes initial with growth tied to added flights. Commission guidance pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Bison Airlines
West Texas
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
Richard C. Barber
Santa Fe
Bison
Hobbs
Las Cruces
Artesia
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Lubbock
Amarillo
el Paso
Barber
Banquet Honors Cub Scout Pack 522 At Maedgen PTA Event
Cub Pack 522 held its Blue and Gold Banquet in Maedgen School cafeteria with about 230 attendees. Advancements by Cubmaster Paul Mills included Wolf, Bear, Lion ranks and Arrow points. Jim Hankinson, Charles Gilliam and Richard Harris earned one year service stars. Pat Pond received the Arrow of Light and joined Boy Scout Troop 159. D A Herschman received a red jacket for eight years service. thirteen den mothers were recognized with certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Maedgen Pta
Maedgen
Boy Scout Movement
Paul Mills
Braxton Scherz
Jimmy D. Crawford
Robert D. Crawford
James Jones
John Fisher
Gary M. Williams
Mike
Andy Mickelson
D. A. Herschman
Arizona Cowboy Leads Race For All Around Title
Dale Smith of Chandler leads professional rodeo's All Around Cowboy Championship with $5,476, ahead of Bill Martinelli of Oakdale by about $500. Tom Nesmith sits third. Martinelli leads saddle bronc while Smith is second in calf roping. Other top riders include Weeks, Walker, Chartier, Conway, Kornell, and Worrel among saddle bronc, bull riding, calf roping, and steer wrestling standings.
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Denver
UPI
Dale Smith
Chandler
Ariz
Rodeo Information Commission
Smith
Bill Martinelli
Oakdale
Calif
Tom Nesmith
Carlyss
Martinelli
Guy Weeks
Abilene
Enoch Walker
Bend
Ore
Don Mayo
Grinnell
Iowa
Jim Bausch
Rapid City
S. C
Buddy Peak
Tucson
Dallas Chartier
Benkleman
Neb
Ed Conway
Globe
Bill Kornell
Palm Springs
Sonny Davis
Kenna
N. M
Sonny Worrell
Altoona
Kan
Sherman Sullins
Booth
Tex
Leon Bauerle
Austin
C. R. Boucher
Burkburnett
Baptists Claim Membership Lead Over Methodists
The Southern Baptist Convention ended 1962 with 10,193,052 members and 32,892 churches, surpassing the Methodist Church which reported 10,046,293 members. Dr. J. P. Edmunds cited a 214,564 member rise, up 2.2 percent, for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
America
Baptist Press
J. P. Edmunds
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Methodist Church
The
Edmunds
Southern Baptist
Soviet Technicians Due Soon for MIG Jet Production
India's government maintains secrecy over claimed delivery of four MIG 21s from the Soviet Union and says Soviet technicians will arrive within weeks to assist MIG making plants in India. Nehru cites Moscow guarantees amid border tensions with China. reports say first shipment unloaded in Bombay on Feb 15.
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New Delhi
UPI
Soviet Union
India
Bombay
Jawaharlal Nehru
Moscow
Russian official at Gorky depot sentenced to death
The head of a government supply depot in Gorky was sentenced to death for taking bribes. Tass reported he extorted about 6750 from state car drivers hired at high salaries to deliver cars to government geologists. An aide, A Yegorov, received 15 years in prison.
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Moscow
Gorky
Tass
N. Yefremov
A. Yegorov
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Bobby Holt
Bob Brotherton
Lockney High
Lockney Young Farmers Chapter
Roswell Airline
Cub Scout Pack
Arizona Cowboy
Baptists
Wayne Muse
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