Split Between Communist Giants Widens in a Day
Chinese Central Committee accuses the Soviet Union of jeopardizing ideological talks in Moscow. Beijing also accuses Moscow of poisoning relations amid newly renewed friendship with Albania. Radio Peking reports attacks and counter attacks broadcast between Moscow and Peking as observers sense a potential split.
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Peking
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China
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Communist Party
Pravda Tues
Patrolman Dies In Rain Skid Near Portales
A 25 year old state patrolman stationed at Elida was killed when his patrol car skidded on a wet highway during a thunderstorm near Portales. A furniture van was also wrecked injuring the relief driver Robert Nelson. The incident occurred about 5 p.m. on U S Highway 70 twelve miles south west of Portales. The patrolman, a native of Lordsburg New Mexico, crawled from the car and reportedly said I need help before collapsing. Funeral arrangements are pending for Bennie Williams. Survivors include wife and three children. Oklahoma City annexed 24 75 square miles expanding its area to 644 735 square miles making it the nation s largest city in area. The 1960 census listed a population of 224 233.
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Avalanche-Journal
Ortales
Elida
Bennie Williams
Roosevelt General Hospital
Here
U.S
Williams
Wheeler Mor‘ary
Lordsburg
N.M
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Fed
Two Clovis youths charged in Garcia shooting
Two 20 year old Clovis men Earnest Edmondston and Robert Wilmeth were charged in the June 22 shooting death of Harold Roland Garcia. They remained in custody at an undisclosed jail while arraignment hearings were planned. Authorities cited threats and heavy guards for the suspects' safety.
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Harold Roland Garcia
Earnest Ray Edmondston
Robert Wilmeth
Atte
Curry County
Nelson Worley
Garcia
Edmonston
Wilmeth
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Nieves
Joe Cordova
Nieves Si Ee
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Report on Municipal Bond Vote Due Today
Seven chairmen serve as vice chairs under W. D. Rogers and spent four hours Tuesday refining details. About 70 committee members are expected to hear the report this afternoon and decide on the recommendations related to a bond election for capital improvements.
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W. D
Dub) Rogers
Capi
Soviets Face UN Bill Demand in London Talks
In London U S and Britain pressed for the Soviet Union to pay its UN dues or lose voting rights, aim to back a forthcoming General Assembly action. The confidential talks reviewed UN finances with officials led by Secretary of State internal personnel and cited an expected amount around 25.5 million dollars, possibly lower after revisions.
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Russia
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Harlin Cleveland
Rogers
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Washington
Lubbock
Bill Morrow
Joe Stanley
Pat Garrett
Charles Whitma
W. P. Clement
Put Clark
Mule) Dowell
Prayer Note From Olion Methodist Church Class
A brief church classroom prayer from Primary Class I at Olion Methodist Church praising God for the day, the church, flowers, and the Bible for study, ending with an Amen and thanks.
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Heavenly Father
Olion Methodist Church
Record Heat Wave Sweeps Texas with Triple-Digit Readings
A searing heat wave grips North Texas and the eastern half of the state with several cities reporting 100 degree highs including Fort Worth Dallas Abilene and Lubbock. Forecasters warn no relief soon as record temperatures and heat related deaths emerge across the region.
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Brownsville
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Dale
Riley Dee Climer
Niporium
U.S
Pennsylvania
Painters Reach a Tentative Contract in Ongoing Talks
Negotiations between Painters Union Local 2 and Painting and Decorating Contractors of America hinge on a 10 am meeting today. The latest PDC proposal calls for a one year contract with a 12 cent per hour wage increase. Union seeks a 12 cent raise now and another 12 cent raise after three months as painters remain on strike since midnight Sunday.
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Cafl-Cion
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
PDCAL
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JPDCA
Will Bee
Wayne Dean
House Subcommittee Endorses Bill To Halt Federal School Segregation
A House subcommittee backed a measure to halt federal support for segregated schools, aiming to push the bill to the House Education and Labor Committee. The action signals a setback for Southern segregationists and marks a step toward desegregation with broad support and procedural momentum.
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Ashington
House
Senate Hearing Examines Civil Rights Reform Aid
Justice Department civil rights witnesses testify on proposed federal aid and equal treatment in public and private facilities. Senatorial panels hear arguments on a bill for nationwide job training and anti discrimination measures as lawmakers weigh administration priorities.
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Congress
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Senate
Commere Committee
Sumilar
Kennedy proposes binding arbitration for rail labor dispute
President Kennedy asks Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg to arbitrate the railroads and unions over a deadlocked wage and work rule dispute. He warns of widespread disruption if a strike occurs and aims to have a decision before trains stop operating. Union leaders seek full review before endorsing any plan.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
High Court
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Jet Kennedy
Ais
Matroads
Niles
Mie
Geldig
Supreme Cent
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sRretherhand
Lacametis¢ Engineers
Davidson
Area Crash Kills Two Webb Air Pilots
Two Webb Air pilots died Tuesday afternoon when their jet trainer crashed and burned about 15 miles northeast of Andrews. The instructors and trainee were aboard the craft from the Scharber Cattle Co area as witnesses reported the craft went into a spin at low altitude and burst into flames. Fire and wreckage blocked the area as oil wells and tank batteries were nearby.
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Hee
Sand Aan
Scharber Cattle Co
Andrews Highway
Beaseiek
Kenneth Munsell
Travis Hicks
Munsell Ssvidl
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Sidehat
Ue Hames
Erett Pc
Nationwide Railroad Strike Could Pinch Cities Differently
A nationwide railroad strike would not affect Americans equally. Effects vary by location and role from Chicago fruit growers to New York commuters. Philadelphia Kansas City and New Orleans would face major disruption with freight and passenger lines at risk.
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Houston
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Philadelphia
Kansas City
New Orleans
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