Civil rights delay seen from slow local progress
Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach said on Sunday that slow local progress and ongoing demonstrations affected the timing of Kennedy administration civil rights legislation. He noted gains depend on local resolution and acknowledged urgency created by protests. Senators Keating and Javits defended peaceful demonstrations in Washington.
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Ashington
Nicholas Satzenbach
Tam
New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
Washington
Katzenbach
Hugh Scott
Kenned
Kennedy in Italy on three day European tour
President Kennedy arrived at Mil Malpensa Airport for a three day visit to Italy as part of a European tour. He stayed at Lake Como and visited Vellagio while avoiding fanfare. Talks in Rome with Prime Minister Macmillan and Italian leaders were planned along with NATO meetings in Naples before departing Wednesday.
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Frese
Suagio
Italy
Kennedy
Rome
Paul VI
Mary
Mil Malpensa
Britain
Lake Como
Velliugio
Torrm Quick
Bonn
Ireland
England
Harold Macmillan
Emier
Giovanni Leone
Antonio Segni
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Naples
United States
Macsmillan
Moscow
Macmillan
Page
Low Yield Nuclear Test Evidence Spotted
The AEC reports possible very low yield Soviet nuclear tests in recent weeks, unclear if atmospheric underground or space based. Indications suggest tests may follow Kennedy June 10 halt on atmospheric tests, though evidence remains inconclusive and awaiting further data.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Kennedy
AEC
Washington Star
United States
Commission
Moscow
Pope Paul VI Crowned In Outdoor Coronation At St Peter's
Pope Paul VI was crowned supreme pontiff before a crowd of about 250000 in St Peter's Square. He pledged peace and Christian unity in Latin and eight modern languages, stressing sacrifices needed for both. The ceremony aired worldwide via television and a relay satellite, marking a historic outdoor papal coronation.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Square
John XXIII
St. Peter's Square
Paul
Giovanni Battista
Cardinal Montini
Millan
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Christ Jesus Our Savior
U.S
Europe
United States
Holy Father
Defiant U S Students Arrive in Cuba for Month Visit
Fifty nine US college students arrive in Havana as guests of the Castro government defying State Department warnings They travel aboard a Cuban Airlines plane from Prague led by Le Laub of Columbia University The group says they will see if they like Cuba while facing possible fines and prison sentences upon return from travel without validated passports.
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United Perse International
AVANA
State Department
le Laub
Columbia Universe
Prague
U Ion
Havana University
Robert Williams
Monroe
N.C
Selves Laud
Cuba
Amsterdam
London
U.S
Helen Fleming
San Francisco
Laub
Cuban Student Federation
Venezuela Pipeline Attack Blamed on National Liberation Army
A blast Saturday struck a U S oil pipeline in eastern Venezuela causing a one hour fire. Authorities blame the Castro Communist National Liberation Army for the attack amid a series of strikes targeting oil facilities.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Sun
National Liberation Army
U.S
Red Rift Broadens as China Demands Peace Talks
The Chinese government said it would push ahead with scheduled peace talks in Moscow despite a widening Sino Soviet rift. Khrushchev defended communism as firm as granite while Beijing accused Moscow of direct attacks on Chinese leadership and expelled five Chinese citizens, signaling a deepening split in the world communist movement. Peking announced a six man delegation to the talks led by Teng Hsiao ping and Pan Tak.
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Avalanche-journal News Services
Communist China
Moscow
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Romania
Albania
Peking Radio 1
Kremlin
Peking
Central Committee
New China News Agency
Communist’ Movement
Russia
Rela
Teng Hsiao-ping
Communist Party of China
Pan Tak
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Seo
SINO
Five Die In Fiery Wreck Near Aurelia Iowa
Five farm youths on a Sunday trip to swim died when their car overturned on a rural road two miles south of Aurelia in Cherokee County. The victims included Sharon Joslin 17 driver Rodney Joslin M Dale Joslin 12 Cindy Joslin 7 and Kenneth Holtz 13 all members of one family. Officers said they were pinned in the wreckage and may have been killed before the car caught fire. Sheriff Carl Schleff reported no sign of speeding or a collision with another vehicle.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Cherokee County
Sharon Joslin
Rodney Joslin
Dale Joslin
Cindy Joslin
Kenneth Holtz
Carl Schleff
Eight Foot Snake Feared Loose in Lubbock Backyard
A boa constrictor eight to nine feet long was believed missing from a wire cage in the backyard of Anthony Granes at 4006 29th in Southwest Lubbock. Granes told police shortly before midnight Sunday that the pet was unaccounted for.
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Lubbock
Anthony Granes
Seven Italian Police Die In Palermo Bombing Suspected Mafia Role
In Palermo Sicily seven policemen were killed when a bomb exploded after they followed a tip about a suspicious car in Ciamenti. Police said the blast likely involved a Mafia setup and that an anonymous caller lured officers to the scene. A related bombing the night before injured a man nearby.
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Palermo
Sicily
Saltore Giuliano
Cismeniti
Cianculli
Silverton Fisherman Drowns After Boat Sinks
A Silverton man, Billy Joe Hale 29, drowned Friday night when a small boat began to flood as he fished with his brother Pete and two other companions. Hale's body was recovered Sunday from 35 feet of water. He leaves a wife Fran and three sons. Funeral services planned Tuesday at the First Methodist Church in Silverton.
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Qulverton
Billy Joe Hale
Silverton
Pete
Tesias Department of Public Safe
Briscoe
Randall County
Fran
Billy Jo Jimmy
Tommy
We Ld
A. F. Hale
Atoker Okla
May Stolbrook
Byers
Olen
Salinas
Calif
Hershel
Wichita Xan
David
Friona
Pelverton
Nadene Holbrook
Kwith
Carlos McLeod
Silverton Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Wimpy V ‘Deel
Hizie Yaney
Leo FlemmiRed
Gilkeyson
Ted Hester
Robert Flemmi
Stampede Mesa and the Ghost Herd of Crosby County
A Crosby County legend recounted by Tanner Laine tells how Stampede Mesa near Crosbyton earned its name. Cowboys used the overnights on the flat top for grazing then guarding the herd until dawn, but a chilling incident left the mesa as a monument to a fading West and a lingering stampede tale.
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Plains
Panhandle
Texas
Impede Mesa
Crosby County
Blanco Canyon
Crosbyton
Only Man Who Ties His Wife
Newspaper notes a column on Page 4 Section A about a man who binds himself to his wife and the moral reflections of marriage. The piece comments on enduring partnerships in a dated editorial voice.
Prayer for guidance and trust in helping others
A devotional plea asking for divine guidance to be examples of the right path. The author emphasizes earning trust before aiding others and closes with a prayer in Jesus name.
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Father
Jesus
Starkey Heads Group as VFW Elects New Officers
New officers were elected by 1290 veterans and wives of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the Texas department convention closing in Dallas. F J Starkey of Longview became Department Commander as the group set goals in the “More for 64” year and planned a major membership drive and community service focus.
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Texas Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pioneer Hotel
Dines F.jims Starkey
Longsview
Department
Caprock
Flan
VEW
Dallas
CEW
Council of Administration
Starkey
Texas
Weather summary for Lubbock area with hot, showers, and winds
The report notes hot conditions with clear to partly cloudy skies in Lubbock and vicinity. It mentions potential afternoon showers and nighttime thunderstorms, Southeast to southerly winds up to 125 miles per hour, and sunset timing with a dry day ahead followed by variable humidity.
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Lubbock
Agi
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