Use Of Force To Drive Reds From Cuba Asked
The report outlines a U.S. campaign against Castro in Cuba at a March 18 20 meeting in Costa Rica. Presidential leaders from Guatemala Costa Rica Nicaragua Honduras El Salvador and Panama would be consulted for clarification prior to addressing the OAS council on the Monroe Doctrine and potential shifts to treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Castro
Cuba
Costa Rica
Humphrey
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
el Salvador
Panama
Anda Murillo
OAS
Spring pledges, births, and local notices fill Texas pages
John Rye Morris Jr of Slaton is among 165 spring pledges to 10 social fraternities at North Texas State University Denton. A daughter Amanda Ruth born in Houston joins Rev Frank Wright Jr and Mrs Wright. Lubbock County reports 927 vehicle registrations boosting 1963 total to 11,683. Local incidents include kitchen fire damage at Andrews home and heating unit damage at Sanders home. International updates cover Cuba crisis remarks by Dean Rusk and philosophical notes on the Monroe Doctrine by Anda Murillo. Also reported are judging invites for a solo ensemble contest, a Texas Alcohol Narcotics Education program at Lubbock Christian College, and World Affairs Dinner plans at Caprock Hotel by the Lubbock BPWC. An Air Force member Jim Rackley is hospitalized in Turkey after an accident. A shell theft in a fish pond and a crash near Clovis leave residents in worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rye Morris Jr
Slaton
North Texas State University
Denton
Kappa Sigma
Morris
John R. Morris
W. Lynn, Slaton
Frank Wright Jr
University Dr
Houston
Amanda Ruth
Wright
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Frank Wright
27Th
Jan Hall
Hutchinson
Kan
Martha Sue Anderson
Bayless School
Carol Browning
Wilson Junior High
Grave Hall
McWhorter School
Mary Ann Lovell
Stubbs School
Lavada Parrish
Sanders School
Joyce Whittenberger
Wollforth School
Frances Eardley
Stewart School
Gerraldine Blouitt
Wheatley School
Mary Campbell
Sarah Cox
Parsons School
Sam Crockett
Mary DeShazo
Fay Dean
Huneke
Glenda Knighton
Martha Medley
Wolfforth School
Arden Lee Walker
Monterey High School
Marylea Wood
Glenda Deal
Eunice Vitatoe
Harold Nichols
Dupre School
Thompson Junior High
Lubbock High School
Hallmark, Brasher and Hearn
New School
Venus Surprises from Page One Clouds and Climate Reconsidered
The report notes Venus lacks cloud breaks with clouds cooling to 50 degrees below zero in places. It suggests minimal carbon dioxide above clouds, with a 15 mile thick layer starting 45 miles up. Venus may rotate every 250 days and the year is about 225 days. Sunlight reaches the surface dimly and the terrain appears dusty with a possible cold spot. A magnetic field and radiation belts are absent and one key question remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Mariner
Earth
Mariner II
Lovington Fire Destroys Cotton Yard Largest Loss Yet
Fire officials say the Lovington cotton yard blaze may be the largest in town history. Firefighters estimate the burning bales will continue to burn for several days as workers deal with the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusty Woodward
Lovington
Payne
Venus Atmosphere Water Vapor Questioned by Nasa
NASA scientists report microwave radiometer data from Mariner were contaminated by internal circuitry noise. The noise obscures readings on water vapor in Venus atmosphere, so conclusions about vapor content cannot yet be firmly stated.
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Venus
Mariner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Births Herald Ten Families Welcoming New Babies
Congratulations to multiple families on births at Methodist Hospital, St Marys and West Texas hospitals. Parents include Bill Hawkins Ava Lanache Journal copy editor, Bill Breedrove, Whit Victory, Richard Cole, Carroll Teeter, Kenneth Pierce, Charlie McBride, William May, Paul Modawell, J D Lindsey, Raymond Mendez and Phil Nobles. Infant weights range from 5 to 9 pounds with times listed for each birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hawkins
21St St
Methodist Hospital
Avalanche-Journal
Bill Breedrove
42Nd St
The
Falcon Co
Paul Modawell
Julian Engineering &Co
Raymond Mendez
16Th St
Porter Clinic Hospital
Harmon Tank Co
Phil Darrell Nobles
Rt. 1
Ropesville
Monday Inn
West Texas Hospital
Mother charges Kennedy evaded questions on Bay of Pigs loss
Birmingham mother, Riley W. Shamburger Sr., says President Kennedy evaded her questions about her son Riley W. Shamburger Jr. and three fellow airmen reported killed in a cargo plane crash during the Cuban invasion. The White House confirmed a 1962 reply through Maj. Gen. Godfrey McHugh, and lawmakers Mansfield and Dirksen discussed involvement by American volunteers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Aldeath
Cuba
Kennedy
Riley W. Shamburger
Riley W. Shamburger, Jr
Shamburger
Caribbean
Double Check Corp
Miami
Alex E. Carlson
Thomas Willard Ray
Leo F. Baker
Wade Carroll Gray
Washington
White House
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Disclosure Angels
Cuban Critics Say Full Story On Invasion Not Told
Republicans charge the Kennedy administration withheld Cuba invasion details from Congress and say the president misled about Soviet threat. Senate policy group touts quotes from Democrats criticizing GOP foreign policy from 1957 to 1960, including Kennedy remarks.
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Vasion
Congress
Cuba
Kennedy
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hickenlooper
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Policy Committee
Sen. Kennedy
New York
Three Youths Admit Vandalism Of Cemetery
Three youths aged 15 and 16 from southwest Lubbock confessed to removing two grave markers and a tombstone at Lubbock city cemetery on January 31. Markers later surfaced at Curtis Simpson’s yard and in the 4500 block of Avenue J, with a third left on a vacant lot. They were released to parents and referred to juvenile probation. In a separate case, a 15-year-old’s questioning cleared eight theft and burglary cases, implicating six others.
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Lubbock
City of Lubbock
Curtis Simpson
44Th St
Ave. J
Khrushchev to Deliver Major Address in Moscow Today
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev is to deliver a major address in Moscow today. The speech may include new warnings to the West as the Kremlin hardens its line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Thailand Refrigerator Maker Seeks American Partners
Bangkok based refrigerator builder is seeking items or deals with an American firm. The brief notes interest in collaboration and potential joint ventures to expand production and distribution in the United States market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Harry Bergman Rites Held in Lubbock Funeral Home
Final rites for Harry Bergman 85 of 2304 56th St. were held at 10 a.m. in the Franklin-Bartley Chapel with Rev. William Smith officiating. Burial followed in City of Lubbock Cemetery. A retired carpenter, Bergman moved from Council Bluffs Iowa to Lubbock four years ago and died Tuesday at his home. Survivors include son Edward H. Bergman Buffalo Lakes a grandson Harold Bergman 2304 56th St a brother Fred Bergman and sister Mrs Lena Hake both of Council Bluffs and two grandchildren.
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Harry Bergman
56Th St
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
William Smith
Westminster Presbyterian Church
City of Lubbock
Bergman
Lubbock
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Woodmen of the World
Afl-Cio
Carpenter’s Union
Edward H. Bergman
Buffalo Lakes
Harold Bergman
Fred Bergman
Lena Hake
Moscow Plans Near East Macaroni Plant by Russian Builders
A new macaroni factory will be constructed in the Near East by Russian constructors. The project aims to expand Soviet food industry and improve regional supply chains with modern equipment and planned production capacity.
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Moscow
Near East
School Plan II communication for attack alert
In event of an attack alert, school buses will run regular routes for pupil transport only and parents should help children with routes and travel times. A superintendent letter explains the plan, created with Civil Defense director Col. Harry Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Lubbock
Harry Tower
Civil Defense
Mrs Sadie Maize Rites Set Today
Mrs Sadie Maize 59 a Clovis resident for 32 years will be buried at Mission Garden of Memories Cemetery after services at First Assembly of God Church conducted by Rev Melvin Sasse. She died Monday afternoon at her home Survivors include two daughters Ruth Stidham Newport Ark and Lorene Maize Clovis and two sons H E Maize Lebanon SD and Arthur Maize of Clovis
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Clovis
Sadie Maize
Assembly of God Church
Melvin Sasse
Mission Garden of Memories Cemetery
C. V. Steed
Mystery Cloaks Ex-Colonel Argoud Kidnap Case
Paris authorities reveal ex-Col. Antoine Argoud, a leader of the anti De Gaulle Secret Army, was found hand and foot in a pickup along the Seine and handed to police. The capture raises questions about a possible insider operation, a cross border raid, and the fate of the Secret Army network.
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Mystery Cloaks
Paris
Antoine Argoud
Seine
Argoud
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Rome
Cloak and Dagger
Ipolice
Argouil
Munich
Germany
Algiers
Associated Press
France
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
Israel
Secret Army
Open Meetings Bill Advances In House Amid Filibuster
In a tense session lawmakers approved advancement of the open meetings bill en grossment after a filibuster. Rep Chet Brooks said the measure requires public body sessions to be open with narrow exceptions. An effort to table the bill failed 115-26 as Rep Don Shipley pressed against it.
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House
Representatives
Chet Brooks
Houston
Senate
General Investigating Committee
Brooks
Don Shipley
Steady Dating Rule Sparks Student Debate at School
Elaine argues the delinquent parents label is unfair as she quits steady dating three weeks before graduation. Paul Rubino, 16, says going steady gives confidence, relaxes discipline, and can ease finances though underclassmen may lack maturity.
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Elaine
Paul Rubino
Texas Warm Spell Eases Into Mild Weather Across State
Texas enjoyed a mild spell with 70s across most regions while Lubbock logged a 71 degree high and 27 degree low. Forecasters predicted fair skies, with more 70s and a freezing threat limited to early morning readings. Remnants of a Canadian front kept temps from Monday’s warmth, even as some eastern states set cold records.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Panhandle I
Gulf
Texas
Weather Bureau
Gulf Region
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Carolinas
Mrs Loyd Jones Funeral Slated in Marietta Oklahoma
Funeral services for Mrs. Loyd J. Jones 49 a former Lubbock resident will be held at 2 30 p m at the Baptist Church in Marietta Oklahoma Burial will be in Marietta She died Sunday in a Fort Worth hospital after a brief illness Survivors include her husband a son Jack Brown stationed with the Army in Savannah Georgia two grandchildren her mother Mrs S P Owens Antlers Oklahoma four brothers and three sisters She was mother of Mrs Gordon Stewart and sister of Mrs W E Taylor
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Loyd J
Nora) Jones
Lubbock
The
Baptist Church
Marietta
Oklo
Jones
Gordon Stewart
40Th St
W. E. Taylor
E. 35Th St
Fort Worth
Services Set For S. J. Kalan
Rosary for Stephen J. Kalan 46 of 4208 42nd St. is at 7:30 p.m. today in Franklin- Bartley Funeral Home chapel. Funeral Mass Thursday at Christ the King Church. burial Resthaven Memorial Park. Kalan, Rath Packing Co. salesman, moved to Lubbock from Dallas. WWII veteran. Survivors include wife Mary Lou and four children Gerri 15 Stephen 14 Randy 12, mother Angela Kalan Costa Mesa, Calif., sisters Eleanor Van Wert Peckville Pa and Jule Burke Costa Mesa, brothers Rudolph Levitttown Pa Louis T. Kalan Atlanta Ga.
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Stephen J. Kalan
42Nd St
Methodist Hospital
Franklin- Bartley Funeral Home
Christ the King Catholic Church
James Fitzgerald
Resthaven Memorial Park
Kalan
Rath Packing Co
Lubbock
Dallas
Detroit
Mary Lou
Gerri
Stephen
Randy
Angela Kalan
Costa Mesa
Calif
Eleanor van Wert
Peckville
Jule Burke
Rudolph Kalan
Levi
Friona C-C Names Steve Messenger As Top Citizen
Steve Messenger, vice president of the Friona Chamber of Commerce and local accountant, was named Man of the Year at the Friona Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture banquet. Over 200 attended. guest speaker was Charles Lavis of Holly Sugar Corp. Also honored: Woman of the Year Mrs. John D. Sanders, Most Outstanding Teacher Mrs. O. J. Been, and Most Courteous City Employee Mrs. Pat Busby. New directors installed: John Bingham, C. B. Short, Hoyt Smith, Elvie Jennings, O. J. Been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friona
Steve Messenger
Chamber of Commerce
Friona Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Charles Lavis
Holly Sugar Corp
John D. Sanders
O. J. Been
Pat Busby
Lavis
Holly Corp
Texias
Hereford
U.S
John Bingham
C. B.short
Hoyt Smith
Elvie Jennings
Clovis School Bonds Defeated in Narrow Victory
Clovis voters rejected a 1.15 million school bond 11,663 to 1,449, first defeat for a Clovis district bond. The rejected funds would finance new classrooms a high school stadium and track equipment, with potential half day classes next year due to crowding. State law bars revote until spring 1965.
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Clovis
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William B. Anderson
9Th St
Robert Sanders
James Monroe
Latin America
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Fidel Castro
United States
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British Honduras
Sec
Dean Rusk
Tex
Assn
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Air Force
CIA
Newsweek Magazine
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Senate Foreign Relations and Appropriations Committees
United Nations
Kenneth Keating
Keating
South Plains Junior College
Levelland
Floren Thompson
Eastern New Mexico University
Texas Alcohol Narcotics Education, Inc
Lubbock Christian College
Tane
Albion Roy King
Paul Siebenmann
Texas Tech
A.J.C. James T
Jim) Rackley
R. I. Brackley
65Th St
Turkey
U.S. Air Force
Rackley
Herbert Witcher
Monay
Charlies R. McAfoos
Portales
Clovis Memorial Hospital
McAfoos
Borden Implement Co
Watertown
N.Y
Whit Victory
14Th St
Rix, Inc
Richard H. Cole
30Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Baker Co
Kenneth
Robert Pierce
N. Ave. A
West
Charlie McBride, Slaton
Lautene
Wembley
William L. May
Canton Ave
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
RAFB
Ray
Hayes International Corp
Army
Baker
Boston
Mass
Hayes
Mansfield
Leo
Nikita
Renee
Space Explorer
Slide Road
Richland Hills
46Th St
Chicago Ave
Plainsmen Hotel
A. W. Eckert
John Christmann
Mrs. Sadie
Eichmann
Connally
Rogers
Richter
Loyd Jones
S. J. Kalan
Friona C-C
Clovis School Bonds
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