Guatemala urges force to expel Russians, Chinese from Cuba
Guatemala Foreign Minister Jesus Anda Murillo urged the United States and other American republics to use bayonets if necessary to drive Soviet and Chinese forces from Cuba. He called for a new direction of the Monroe Doctrine, urged enforcement of Rio de Janeiro treaties, and criticized the Dallas Clarendon Treaty as undermining Guatemala's claim to British Honduras during an OAS address.
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Ashington
Guatetemala
United States
Cuba
Guatemala
Latin America
U.S
British Honduras
Jesus Anda-Murillo
Organization of American States
OAS
Mexico
Brazil
Anda Murillo
Rio de Janeiro
Americas
Britain
U. S
Anda-Murillo
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Kennedy
Mansfield admits select briefing on Cuba deaths in 1961
Senate leader Mike Mansfield said the Kennedy administration briefed a chosen group of Congress members about four American fatalities during the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. He backed Dirksen’s casualty statement while in Birmingham, Mrs. Riley W. Shamburger Sr., mother of one of the servicemen, accused Kennedy of dodging questions.
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Cuba
Riley W. Shamburger Jr
Wade Carroll Gray
Thomas Willard Ray
Birmingham
Ala
Shamburger
Kennedy
Associated Press
Ashington
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Riley W. Shamburger Sr
White House
Dirksen
Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
Hickenlooper
Plane Crash Wounds Student Pilot Near Bronco Texas
A 22 year old student pilot walked from a light plane wreck two miles north of Bronco on a dirt road after takeoff. Eldon Whitaker of Seminole suffered multiple fractures of the left arm and a minor concussion. The crash damaged the wing and fuselage but there was no fire. He was taken to a Seminole hospital. Whitaker owned a two seat Aeronca Coupe and held a student pilot license.
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Plains
Bronco
Texas-New Mexico
Eldon Whitaker
Seminole
Whitaker
Cotton Warehouse Blaze Destroys Near 1.5 Million Loss
A large cotton warehouse in Ovington New Mexico burned Tuesday night destroying about 9 700 bales valued at roughly 1 45 million while the building valued at 85 000 suffered 90 percent loss Insurance will cover the cotton loss Witnesses reported flames reaching 70 feet high as Lovington Halliburton and Hobbs fire crews fought the blaze Clifford Payne nephew of the owner narrowly escaped with injuries and the fire began from a gasoline motor explosion in a loading machine
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Ovington
New Mexico City
Clifford Payne
J. W
Veech) Payne
Clifford
Cotton Warehouse
Payne
Lovington Fire Department
J. W. Payne
Venus Temperatures Put Venus In Oven Range For Mariner Visit
Venus likely reaches about 800 degrees on its surface far above earlier estimates, confirmed by Mariner II data from the December flyby. Scientists say the heat precludes landing humans unless shielding evolves, with readings higher than 300 to 400 degrees in prior unofficial reports. The probe remains in solar orbit after sending back signals from 36 million miles away.
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Space Agency
Mariner II
Venus
Earth
Mariner
Court Order Halts Rail Clerks Strike For Ten Days
Southern Pacific obtained a 10 day restraining order in Redwood City to postpone the seven state walkout by railway clerks. The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks said they would sue to vacate the order and resume action once back in court. SP lifted the freight embargo effective immediately as the strike was postponed.
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San Francisco
UPS
Southern Pacific Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Superior Court
James O'Keefe
Redwood City
James Weaver
Toto
Man Dies in Fire in San Saba Texas
Roy Slaughter aged 45, a restaurant cook, lost his life in an early Tuesday fire that destroyed his residence in San Saba Texas, according to AP.
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San Saba
Tex
Roy Slaughter
Fallout threat plan approved for Lubbock schools
Plan for use in nuclear attack emergencies approved by Lubbock Independent School District trustees outlines evacuation upon attack alert, closure of windows and lights, roll call, and rapid return home within an hour. Communications rely on Conelrad radios and a telephone chain coordinating three media.
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Kenneth Rhodes
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Nat Williams
Tragic Backing Mishap Claims 22 Month Old Boy
A 22 month old Lubbock boy Randy Dale Mercer died after tumbling from a car driven by his mother as she backed from a driveway. The right front wheel ran over him in the street. he died at Methodist Hospital. Funeral plans are pending at Rix Funeral Home. Authorities conduct an inquest.
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Lubbock
Randy Dale Mercer
Roy Leon Mercer
2Nd St
Mercer
Raymond D. Burke
24Th St
Jesse Kitchens
Leon Stinson
Kitchens
Parents Agree Steadies At High School Face Ouster
In Jersey City at St. Michael's High School Father James A. Carey bans dating to the exclusion of others, threatening expulsion after March 1. Elaine Matelski 17, a senior, says she will graduate, while parents express strong approval and hope the rule stands for their sons.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
Elaine Matelski
St. Michael's High School
James A. Carey
St. Michael’s High School
Father Carey
Daniel Moffitt
Carey
Lee ‘Steadies
Page
Arbitration Amicably Settled Aides Gain What They Want
A playful look at arbitration in which each side secures something they prefer. The column pokes fun at the idea that a peaceful settlement yields each aide a portion of desired outcomes.
Camper Prayer Gratitude Shared By Anonymous Readers
A brief note invites readers to share prayers under 60 words. The item presents a camper’s grace thanking God for friends and food to share and extending blessings to all campers everywhere.
Glenn disguises as police on a New York patrol tour
John Glenn rode with NYPD patrolmen on Feb 18 from 10 p.m. to midnight and then for three hours, helping escort a prisoner, settling a domestic dispute, and chasing narcotics suspects. Police said the State Department arranged the tour. Glenn wore a gray fedora and asked about local youth problems and the Dracula case.
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United Press International
York
John Glenn
Earth
New York
Broadway
Free World
Glenn
James Marra
Bertram Kelly
Thomas F. Gannon
Thomas Brennan
State Department
Michael Murphy
Marra
Kelly
Maria
Senate Filibuster Delays Texas Education Study Plan
Senate filibuster delays action on Gov. Connally's plan to appoint a 25 member study group on Texas education beyond high school. Sen. Andy Rogers prolongs debate, with no vote on his amended proposal as House bills loom on return.
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Garth Jones Ustin
Senate
John Connally
Texas
Andy Rogers
Childress
Walter Richter
Gonzales
House
Rogers
Connally
Richter
Commission
Weather Map Page 3 D Lubbock and Vicinity Forecast
Continued fair and mild with highs in the low to mid 70s. Moderate to strong southwesterly winds.
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Lubbock
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