Surprising East German Arrival Foils Nuclear Talks
In Moscow the United States Britain and the Soviet Union held a brief session on a limited nuclear test ban treaty delayed by Andrei Gromyko. East German Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz arrived unexpectedly prompting caution from Harriman.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
U.S
Andrei A. Gromyko
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Hailsham
Harriman
Gromyko
Genev
Lothar Bolz
UN May Boycott South Africa On Racial Issue
A UN committee recommended the Security Council impose a world boycott and possible blockade to end apartheid in South Africa. It urged embargoes on arms, ammunition, and petroleum to sever diplomatic and trade ties, while stopping short of expelling South Africa from the United Nations.
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South Africa
William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
United Nation
Portugal
Kennedy
U.S
Adlai F E. Stevenson
Washington
United States
Security Council
Britain
France
Soviet Union
China
Royal Breaks Tradition Sending Anne to Benenden School
Elizabeth II and Prince Philip abandon royal education custom by sending Princess Anne to Benenden School near Kent. Anne, turning 13 next month, will study with peers, face school chores, discipline, and a 2 pound weekly allowance while pursuing English history geography French Latin math biology physics domestic science and dancing. The move mirrors Charles earlier choices and signals a modern approach to royal upbringing.
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Britain
Ann
House of Commons
London
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Anne
Buckingham Palace
Benenden School
Ueen
Elizabeth II
Benenden
Kent
Margaret
Mnen
Prince Philin
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun
Scotland
Philip
Eizabeth Clarke
Miss Clarke
Polaris Test Is Seventh Success
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP the long range Polaris A3 missile scored its seventh straight test launch on an 1800 mile Atlantic flight the Navy reported preliminary tracking data showed the submarine weapon met all objectives initial launches are planned later this year the missile aims for a 2875 mile strike range butterflies feed on nectar and digest sugar only
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Navy
la Land
Polntis
Shoplifters Take $300 in Women's Clothing at Dunlap Center
Two unidentified women in their 20s, described as short and tall, left Dunlap's in Caprock Center Thursday afternoon with clothing valued over 300 dollars. Items missing include a 149.95 coat and dress ensemble an 89.95 suit three pairs of shorts at 14.88 each and a 25.95 jacket. A 15 air compressor and a purse with a billfold were also reported stolen from different residences. Police said the women were seen under dresses as they departed and could not be found during a search.
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Dunlap's
Caprock Center
Poice
Cecelia Maldonado
W. H. Howorth
Fort Worth Man Gets 10 Years In Dope Case
Fort Worth jurors in the 99th District Court sentenced George Edward Daltwas to 10 years for illegal possession of marijuana found in a rent house on March 1. Daltwas, age 30, appealed the verdict after bond was set at 10 000 dollars. The raid also involved two women and another man charged with vagrancy, with several charges later dismissed.
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99Th District
Fort Worth
George Edward Daltwas
Daltwas
Howard C. Davison
Davison
Huntsville
Dalinas
Jerry May
Johnson
Bill Bessent
Earl Eubanks
Cecil Brown
Bill ‘Rutherford
Eldon Straghan
Department of Public Safety
Sydney A. Moore
Lubbock
Cowsip
Dalt
E. G. Pope
Tucker
Dallwas
Florida
Neil Whitmore
Foreman
Jack Anderson
Frank Whiting
A. E. Naylor
Elmer E. Jones
Thomas George
Billy Ray Bishop
C. G. Lemon
Paul Payne Jr
Bernie Neveloft
Robbie Godwin
Denver Jacobs
Future Farmers of America delegates discuss farm careers
Texas FFA delegates at the state convention say vocational agriculture keeps rural youth on the farm. Connecticut and Texas city boys alike describe goals from vet to ag teacher, ranching to college, with several planning to stay on farms or become educators.
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Wain Miller
Avalanche-Journal
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Avalanche Journal
Texas
Connecticut
Andy Crawford
Iowa Park
Cachus
Abilene
Terry Carr
Mikel
Davis
Iors
Abilene High School
Terry
Crinarian
Rip Wallace
George West
Corpus Christi
Mike
Wallace
Sam Houston College
Huntsville
Ishin Cata
Aggieland
Gertrudis
Houston
Richard Walker
Carrolltown
Carroll Town
Guernsey
Otis Hall
Taleo
Talco High School
Carroll
Seeland
Rich
Perry Nelsson
Mauriceville
Nelson
Miss Universe 15 Finalists Named for 1963 Title
Miss Ozers leads 15 semi finalists from a 30 contest in Miami Beach as 7 European, 3 South American, 3 Asian entrants compete for the 1963 Miss Universe crown to be awarded Saturday. Norma Nolan crowns successor after a year of global appearances.
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Savaiton Inventual News Services
Miami Beach
Merite Ozers
U.S. A
Chicago
South America
Asia
Norma Nolan
Miss Ozers
Latvia
Argentina
Olga Gallazzia
Austria
Gertrude Bergner
Brazil
Ida_ Marie Warner
Colombia
Marie Alvarez
Denmark
Aino Korna
Finland
Ritta Kautianinen
France
Monique Lemaire
Germany
Helga Karle Zieseorika
Ando Im Myung-ja
Philippines
Lelaine Bennett
South Africa
Ellen Liebenberg
USA
Marite Ozers
Miss Nolan
Buenos Aires
Marlene Schmidt
West Germany
Miss Schmidt
Ty Mardin
U.S.A
England
Valerie Susan Pratt
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UPI
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Ton
Russia
Cou
Eastman
Diallo Telli
Guinea
Thel
Sid
Jong
East Germany
Fass
Martie Ozers
Sandra Lee Marlin
Springfield
Miami
Francine Herack
Encino
Calif
Michele Beach
Metrinko
Washington, DC
Rhea Looney
Denver
Colo
Elizabeth
Ing
Department
New Mexico
Austin
Liz
Greta Thysser
New York
Theodore Roy Gruenther
Manhattan
Thyssen
Gruenther
California
Ronald Jr
Elizabeth Taylor
Palladium
HZ Taylor
Taylor
Ihursday
Moss
Arthur Moss
Canningham
Greta T
Laurence Olivier
Tion
OLL Call
Capitol Hill
Library of Congress
Congress
Aes
Santa E
Mexico
Rosa Maria Ochava Gutierrez
Tostas
Sauw
Bill Miller
Glen Rose
Lewis Long
Calcutta
India
Ant
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Oris
Hong Kong
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