Soviet envoy expelled over espionage plot in Washington
Gennadiy G Sevastyanov, a Soviet attaché, was ordered to leave the United States after US officials accused him of trying to coerce a Russian born US government employee to spy for the Kremlin. The FBI documented meetings in Arlington and noted the plot extended to the man's brother.
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Donald May Ashington
UPD
United States
U.S
Kremlin
State Department
Gennadiy G. Sevastyanov
Sevastyanov
Committee For State Security
Soviet Union
Las ‘John
John
Central Intelligence Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Arlington
Washington
Jobo
Russia
U. S
Vladimir Gridnev
Gridnev
Kennedy
JFK
Kennedy Seeks Stabil ity as Segni Pledges Democracy
President Kennedy urged Italy to stay faithful to democracy and freedom during a glittering dinner with Antonio Segni and other Italian leaders. He warned against temptations from both far right and far left as Italy faces political and social instability after a strong Communist vote gain in April elections.
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Prom Avalanche-Tournal News Services
OME
Kennedy
Halvi
Antonio Segni
Seeni
Communist Party
Ranger
Segni
Giovanni Leone
Leone
Quirinal Palace
Palmiro Togliatti
Pickup overturns kill two near Jones town
A pickup rollover northwest of Austin killed Lord Dale Smothers 28 and Curtis Montgomery 60. Joe Noble 49 was in fair condition at Brackenridge Hospital. Investigating highway patrol said the crash occurred after 1 p.m on FM 1 near Jones town. Smothers worked for Furr's Inc in Lubbock.
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Austin
Here
Lord Dale Smothers
Curtis Montgomery
Rocky Creek
Tex
Brackenridge Hospital
Joe Noble
Marble Falls
FM Tst
Jonestewn
Cotton Crisis Topic At Tech Short Course
Plains Cotton Growers executive vice president George Pfeiffenberger presents a stark view of a life and death struggle for cotton at Texas Tech's annual short course. Earl Sears of the National Cotton Council highlights the need for legislative action and competitive research and promotion. The session at Aggie Memorial Auditorium drew about 75 attendees as discussions shift to vocational ag teachers, insect control, new production tech, and modern cotton merchandising.
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Avalanche-Journal
George W. Pleitienberger
The
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Texas Tech
Earl Sears
National Cotton Council
Dallas
U.S
Sears
Tech
Department of Agricultural Education
Aggie Memorial
Pfeiffenberger
National Cotton Advisory Committee
COTTO
Lost Irish Sweepstakes Ticket Worth $140000
Mary A. Boyle, secretary to Bernard Baruch for about six decades, missed the $140,000 Irish Sweepstakes top prize when the winning Ragusa ticket vanished. Reported vacationing in California, she was seen entering Baruch's Madison Avenue staff premises days earlier. A paper now missing is said to be the last known possession of the ticket.
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New York
UPI
Mary A. Boyle
Bernard Baruch
Ragusa
Miss Boyle
California
Baruch
Madison Avenue Taffives
New York World-Telegram
Mer Jing
Miss Bayle
Dublin
Storms soak Central Texas. soldier killed in crash
Soaking rains drenched Temple and surrounding areas with over three inches in three hours. A Ft Hood soldier, James W. Watson, 25, was killed when his car was struck and slammed into a power pole during the storm. Rain caused minor flooding and traffic incidents while gusty winds damaged trees and utility lines.
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Temple
Texas
Ft. Hood
Benzamont
Belton
Cameron
James W. Watson
Watson
Nouston
Galveston Island
Weather Bureau
Taxes Insurance Rise Cost Of Living In Texas Takes Leap
Texas sees a $15 million yearly rise in living costs due to a revised sales tax law and higher insurance rates. The 18th Legislature revisions add $7.5 million in sales tax, with fire and windstorm premiums up $7.4 million largely from Hurricane Carla damages. New car, clothing, and restaurant meal taxes rise. exemptions shift for food to takeout and dine-in.
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Texas
Dictionary America: Debt Reaches for the Moon
A satirical note in the edition jokes that the national debt may climb to lunar heights before U S spacemen reach the moon, blending economic humor with space race imagery.
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America
Two Survive Brazil Crash Near Porto Alegre
An Varig Airliner struck no tree while attempting a landing in bad weather at Sao Joao Batista. Thirteen of the 15 aboard were killed and two survivors were seriously injured. The flight was from Porto Alegre to Passo Fundo, about 175 miles northeast of here.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
UPI
Varig
Sao Joao Batista
Here
Passo Fundo
Precedent Seen In Estes Related Case
A Pecos farmer signed notes for fertilizer tanks aiding Estes build a multi million dollar paper empire. Lubbock Machine and Supply Center along with KLE faced a civil suit. a 72nd District jury found against them in a precedent setting verdict after four hours of deliberation. Bell plans an appeal while Judge Lindsey will enter judgment for 47199. The case links Estes fraud charges to a broader empire collapse and marks the first verdict in many related actions.
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Victor TE Lindsey
Bell
Estes
Moore
KIC
Lubbock
Boob
eCarlys Hartman
Phstes
Pecos
See Finance Ferm
Prayer Text About God Word as Guide and Power
The passage requests divine guidance through God's word and asks for it to become a practical instrument of power in life conflicts. It meditates on dwelling in scripture and resting with assurance in the words of the Savior about eternal life.
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Heavenly Father
Aries Prte
Bonds Found in Chicago Hotel Room in FBI Raid
FBI agents recovered 500000 in stolen bonds spread across a bed in the Palmer House Chicago hotel room. Arrested were attorney Arnold D Nadich and two other men on possession of securities stolen in interstate commerce. Bonds traced to June 22 theft from Raymond Grinold in Hartford Conn.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Chicago
Arnold D. Niidich
New York City
FBI
Naidich
Houston
U.S. Treasury
Henry Messenger
John B. Sullivan
Brooklyn
Raymond Grinold
Hartford
Conn
Grinold
Palmer
Nadich
Sullivan
Messemer
Hue
Gharrettess
Naddich
Messenger
Federal loan aids Texas water system construction
The Community Facilities Administration announced a 53000 loan to help Edmonson County and Hale County Texas finance a new water system. The loan funds support construction and improve local water service for residents.
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Washington
Edmonson
Hale Count
Tex
Community Facilities Administration
Censorship Code Debated for Media Control
The plan for a voluntary censorship code to be sent to newspapers and broadcasters gains Kennedy approval while the Office of Civil Defense drafts a final version. Price, former AP editor, would lead any new agency, with the system aiming to remain independent and President accountable. Sessions with editors stress final responsibility lies with government.
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Kennedy
Office of Minercency Planning
Eyton Price
Price
Assaured Press
ORP
Atd
A. McDermott
Cremd
Wilnanetan Det Massys- Journal
Freedeam of Information
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Mepeamets
ASNE
Black
Seavermitent
Weather Map Brief for Lubbock and Vicinity
The weather page notes clear to partly cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms in the area. Temperatures and detailed maps are provided, including precipitation outlooks for tonight and tomorrow across Lubbock and nearby regions.
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Stewart Udall
Roswell
Jekkins
Smothers
Furr'’s Inc
Hickson Funeral Home
Kermit
Smethers
Bernice
Connie Francis
Jewel Smethers
By Duane Howell
Boston
Mercury
United Press International
Caino
Columas
By Kenneth May
Stall Wester
Dyater
Thoms Hl
Lubbock Machine
Seatne
Cis
Tony Chee
Atierheen
Hhouston
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