Khrushchev Warns on Nuclear Test Ban and Peace Talks
Premier Khrushchev pledges no concessions to the West on a nuclear test ban while urging a nondiscrimination treaty among NATO and Warsaw Pact powers. He warns imperialists against Cuba Taiwan Korea and Vietnam aggression and says the Soviet Union will aid friends and strike at aggressors. He defends peaceful coexistence amid Red China attacks and seeks to win a seat in the Russian Federation Supreme Soviet.
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Khrushchev
China
Russia
Soviet Union
NATO
France
Europe
United States
Cuba
Berlin
Kremlin
West Berin
Peking
Red China
People’s Republic of China
Taiwan
Formosa
Korean Democratic People's Republic
North Korea
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nami
North Viet Nam
Red Camp
Russian Federation
Supreme Soviet
Area Man Hurt In 55-Foot Fall
Crosbyton special report: 18 year old Ray Rendon employed by M. R. Stewart Co. fell from near the tower top inside a filtering tower at White River Dam project 20 miles south of Crosbyton. He sustained a broken leg and was hospitalized for observation of possible internal injuries. Workmen removed him via a 48 inch pipe after clearing a steel grating.
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Crosbyton
White River
Here
Ray Rendon
M. R. Stewart Co
Crosby County
Fletcher Stark
Rendon
Crosbyton Clinic
Stark
Illinois Miners' Bodies Found After January Mine Fire
Three miners Charles J. Marvel Harold Glenn Miller and Paul W. Hartsock were found dead 4,400 feet from Orient No 5 mine main shaft after a January 29 fire. Rescue leader L Leon Ruff said bodies should be out within 24 hours. Marvel 43 Miller 37 and Hartsock 34 were all fathers.
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Logan, Ill
UPI
Orient No. 5
State Mines and Minerals
L. Leon Ruff
Ruff
Charles J. Marvel
Harold Glenn Miller
Paul W. Hartsock
Silent Protest Set For Liquor Hearing
In Austin AP report Rep Johnson predicts liquor by the drink will come to Texas in four to six years. The Women Christian Temperance Union plans a silent protest against a House Liquor Regulation Committee hearing on the bill. WCTU president Mrs Claude Devan Watts says about 25 delegates may attend from across the state. Johnson says invites were not sent and interest will draw attendees.
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Austin
Jake Johnson
Texas
Johnson
San Antonio
Women Christian Temperance Union
House Liquor Regulation Committee
Claude Devan Watts
WCTU
Kennedy Civil Rights Plan To Be Unveiled
President Kennedy will present a special message to Congress outlining civil rights legislation. The plan is expected to include public defenders for federal trials and faster handling of Justice Department voting rights suits. Australia eyes exports of 2,000 tons of aluminum annually from Canberra.
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Kennedy
Washington
Congress
White House
Justice Department
Canberra
Australia
Perryton Youth Shot In Chase Near Pampa
A 15 year old Perryton youth was shot in the neck after opening fire during a police chase near Pampa Texas. He was grazed in the ribs and in serious condition at a Pampa hospital. He faced questioning for car theft and a house burglary in Perryton.
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Pampa, Tex
UPI
Perryton
Pampa
U.S
Canadian
Lawrence Macha
George Broughton
District Attorney disputes Gregg County evidence claim
Gregg County District Attorney Ralph Prince says Judge R E Blount refused to produce evidence he says concerns county irregularities. Blount counters he will present such evidence to a grand jury in due time and notes private investigators financed by local citizens. The Houston Chronicle stands by its report of possible irregularities and misuse of county funds.
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Longview
Ralph Prince
Gregg
R. E
Peppy) Blount
Blount
Prince
Gregg County
Same
Houston Chronicle
Houston
Chronicle
Senate
Austin
Jack Strong
Texas
Harris County
World affairs dinner features five Tech foreign students
Lubbock Business and Professional Women Club held its annual world affairs dinner at the Caprock Hotel Ballroom with 86 attendees. Five Tech foreign students discussed rights in Argentina and European styles in Thailand while Dieter Markvert and Maria Warmer performed folk songs. Outstanding January high school girls Jan Barnett and Jill Philbrick were introduced by club president Mrs Hope.
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Tech
Lubbock Business and Professional Women's Club
Caprock Hotel
Mary Rekieta
World Affairs Committe
Luz Alvarez-Funes
Argentina
Maria Warmer
Austria
Dieter Markvert
Germany
Prince Jordsanthut
Thailand
Ginette Weill
Switzerland
Miss Rekieta
World Affairs Committee
B&pw Club
Markvert
Prance Jordsanthut
Luz Alvaz-Funes
Hope
Conroe
Jan Barnett
Monterey High School
S. T. Barnett
45Th St
Jill Philbrick
Lubbock High School
George Philbrick
26Th St
Fount Tillman
W. T.ward
Lorene Metcalf
William A. Copeland
Alice Eddins
Lois L. Neil
Carl H. Gelin
Prayer dispute marks high court hearing on public school practice
Court arguments pit school board and opponents over Baltimore prayer policy and a federal case from Pennsylvania. Lawyers debate silent participation versus formal recitation, with judges noting tradition and limits of church state separation. The hearing resumes Thursday.
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Baltimore
Black
Stewart
Kerpelman
John M. Harlan
Baltimore City
Francis B. Burch
New York
Pennsylvania
Philip H. Ward III
Abington
Ward
House advances several Texas legal and redistricting measures
The House sent to the governor a Senate approved bill to equalize dockets in the 11 Texas civil appeals courts. A bill to expand dependent child benefits and raise age limits was sent to the Senate. Rep Cotten moved several referrals while other measures on open meetings and land sales progress. Congressional redistricting proposals were referred to a subcommittee for three options, including Dallas County single district and incumbents consolidations.
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Karnes
House
Texas Supreme Court
Courts of Civil Appeals
Senate
James Cotten
Weatherford
Land Commissioner
Public Lands Committee
Judiciary Committee
Cotten
Dallas County
Andrews Man Injured in Oilfield Tank Fire
J R Simpson 31 of Andrews was treated for a burned left hand at Permian General Hospital after a flash fire at Pan American Oil Co. well in Midland Farms Oil Field 23 miles southeast of Andrews. He was among workers fueling a high pressure tank truck. a gas ignition caused a four-tank crude oil battery explosion. Simpson was the sole injury. Andrews volunteers fought the blaze from 7:45 p m to 10 p m with no other tanks threatened.
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Andrews
J. R. Simpson
Permian General Hospital
Midland Farms
Here
Cold Front Weather Dampens Texas While Ice Storm Hits Carolinas
The weather bureau forecast near normal to 2 to 6 degrees below normal temperatures across Texas. A Midwest storm moving southeast through the Great Lakes risks several inches of snow. North Carolina endures the winter’s worst ice snow event with at least four deaths and many schools closed. Appalachian snows reach seven inches as state offices in Raleigh close. Readings drop to minus 40 in St Marys Pennsylvania minus 39 in Wanakena New York minus 30 in Old Town Maine minus 20 in Lebanon New Hampshire.
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Weather Bureau
Texas
Midwest
Great Lakes
North Carolina
Appalachians
Virginia
Tennessee
Raleigh
N.C
St. Marys
Wanakena
N.Y
Old Town
Maine
Lebanon
Franco Returns From Andalusia Tour Amid Flood Toll
Generalissimo Francisco Franco returned from a two day tour of the Andalusian provinces as floods killed 19 people left 18 000 homeless and caused more than 50 million dollars in damage officials reported officials said the tour highlighted relief needs after the disaster.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Andalusian
Local Birth Announcements Parade At Methodist Hospital
Congratulations to multiple Brownfield area families on newborns at Methodist Hospital. Details include weights from 5 pounds 9 ounces to 10 pounds, times between 5:40 a.m. and 9:04 p.m., and fathers’ occupations such as teacher accountant Texas Tech student cement contractor and bank vice president.
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Dean Miller
Brownfield
Methodist Hospital
Brownfield Public Schools
Louis Donald Garth
44Th St
KSEL
John Cuchechaux
St. Apt
Texas Tech
Frank Hodges
Jose Garcia
Petersburg
Lauf Clinic
Dantelo DeLeon
Ave. 'O
Ben R. Vow
Taylor Pital
Citizens National Bank
AEC clarifies Savannah ship status after safeguards letter
The Atomic Energy Commission sought to correct an erroneous impression about the NS Savannah, the first atomic powered merchant ship. AEC General Manager A R Luedecke said the safeguards committee did not call for immediate changes and that reviews and modifications are planned after the initial port visits.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Savannah
AEC
A. R. Luedecke
Commission
David B. Halli
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Luedecke
Galveston
Lawyers Seek To Save Dogs Lives In Will Case
In Pittsburgh, lawyers push to override a will that orders two female Irish setters to be killed after the death of Ida M. Capers. Executor Fred C. Houston Jr. says she feared future owners would mistreat them. Kennel owner Thomas Miller has cared for the dogs since January 9 and seeks to save them.
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Pittsburgh
Ida M. Capers
Shadyside
Capers
Fred C. Houston Jr
Thomas Miller
Warrendale
Miss Capers
Ida Capers
Debt Ceiling Clash Shapes GOP Tax Reform Debate
Open clashes between Stewart and Black as Republicans push spending cuts while Kennedy administration defends tax reform and possible rate changes. Lawmakers warn of recession risks if taxes are cut and revenue estimates remain unsettled amid a $304 billion debt level projected to peak near $307 billion by mid June.
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Kennedy
Dillon
Congress
Byrnes
Thugs Fail To Crack Safe At Food Store Here
A bid to force open a safe at Miller s Food Store 1824 19th St was thwarted by police. Four vandalism incidents were reported including broken garage doors 4 dollars damage two cars shot spellers, a broken radio antenna and missing tires and merchandise.
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Lubbock
Miller's Food
19Th St
E. C. Ullrich
60Th St
W. M. Mann
Don Moore
45Th St
Spellers
Howsley
14Th St
Redbud Square
13Th St
Slide Rd
Clauda Collins
30Th St
Richard Hinkle
36Th St
Carl E. Franklin
33Rd St
Tommy Kirk
47Th St
Ave. S
National Labor Board Orders Teamsters to Cancel Pacts
The National Labor Relations Board ruled unanimously that Teamsters contracts with truckers in 22 States include provisions exempting disciplined employees and enabling refusals to do business with rival employers. The Teamsters appealed, arguing the law is invalid and misinterpreted. The ruling targets hot cargo practices tied to labor disputes.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
NLRB
Bandit Flees in Plaid Jacket Through Alley Chase
An armed man in a plaid sport jacket fled past an alley behind a store with a paper sack. Killen saw him run diagonally across a vacant lot and head north. An employee described the suspect as 24 to 26 years old, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing around 140 pounds.
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Killen
Miss Rural Electrification Honored During Austin Visit
Miss Rural Electrification Tonda Curry, 16, Texas and Miss Electric title holder, visited Austin with Frenship High School ties. She met state leaders, received a $1,000 college scholarship split between General Electric and Texas Electric Cooperatives, and aims for Texas Tech. The Wolfforth native is a baton twirler and Las Vegas national title winner.
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Austin
Tonda Curry
United States
Texas
Frenship High School
Wolfforth
Las Vegas
Nev
Lubbock
Corpus Christi
Penny Percy
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Preston Smith
South Plains
General Electric Corp
Texas Electric Cooperatives
Tonda
Texas Tech
Khrushchev vows future suits for birthday wedding burial
Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Soviets at the Grand Kremlin Palace that delays will yield better suits and doubled production. He predicted citizens will someday have suits for birthdays weddings and burials, for every indispensable life occasion.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Grand Kremlin
Computers for Mechanized Medicine Seen by Panel
A nine member panel led by Dr. Robert Morison says computers could aid diagnosis in difficult cases and accelerate medical care. They urge broader support for data processing to store analyze and share patient information improving treatment, costs, and education while reducing wasteful delays.
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Douglas B
Cornell
Washington
Robert Morison
Rockefeller Foundation
Kennedy
White House
Dupliman
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Mee Am
Illinois
Chase
B&pw
Ax Dak
Church of Christ
58Th St
Memphis Ave
A. B. Davis Party
40Th St
Nashville Ave
Jack Bates
Lubbock Christian College
Reese Air Force Base
American State
Plains National
First National Banks
C. C. Brock
Olney
Ernest S. Brock
Baylor
Ife
Brock
Littlefield
Floyd 0. Schneider
Lone Star Brewing Co
Lubbock Advertising Club
Chicken Village
Darrell Morgan
Tammy
27Th St
34Th St
Burch
William C. Douglas
Jerry Sadler
Brooks
Game and Fish ‘Commission
State Affairs
Padre Island
LA Paz
Bolivia
Dorbandt J. Barton
39Th St
Goodnight
Hercules Powder Co
Jack Hobgood
Rt. 1
Methodiet Hospital
GOP
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Stockholm
Sweden
Niki
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