Kennedy Urges Support for Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
President Kennedy called for Senate ratification of a limited nuclear test ban, arguing it would curb spread of weapons and reduce global danger. He noted the pact lacks on site inspections and can be withdrawn, urging broad public debate and responsible consideration by lawmakers.
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Commu
Kennedy
United States
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Howard
China
Mansfield
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
France
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Moses
Canjon
Jhand
White House
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Britain
Kremlin
Averell Harriman
Laos
Washington
U.S
Kennedy Administration
Rman John Stennis ID
Senate Defense Preparedness
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harriman
Sec. of State
Dean Rusk
Demonstrations To Open School Continue In Virginia And New York
Picketers in Farmville Virginia resume protests after four years of school closure over segregation. NAACP leader vows ongoing demonstrations while in New York a protest at Downstate Medical Center broadens white support for integrated public works. Police report arrests earlier in the week with activists released on bond to appeal.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Virginia Farm
L. Francis Griffin
NAACP
New York
Brooklyn
Dan M. Potter
Downstate Medical Center
Potter
Protestant Council of New York
Medical Center
Manhattan
T. Vincent Quinn
Lower East Side
Quinn
Earthquake Hits Yugoslav City Leaves Thousands Homeless
An earthquake devastated a Yugoslav city with extensive destruction forcing thousands into homelessness. The disaster prompted relief efforts and a large-scale response across affected regions.
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Yugoslav
Quake Destruction Amid Cold War Test Ban Talks
Reports from Belgrade and Skopje describe a major earthquake striking Yugoslavia's Macedonia and Belgrade area at 5 17 am. Rescuers battled aftershocks as citizens faced ruined streets and toppled buildings including the New Macedonia Hotel. Americans feared among the missing while Western diplomats push for a nonaggression pact alongside the test ban treaty.
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Communist Party
Newa — Macedonia
Tendane
Belgrade
Nen
New Macedonia
Aleksander Blagojevic
Dope Verdict In Texas Case Amid Rain Threats
In a crowded Texas courtroom, a man received another year in prison for a dope-related robbery while being cleared of charges in a separate Quick Stop Grocery heist. The Jan 23 incident left Clinton Craig beaten as he closed the store, with about 900 dollars in cash and checks mentioned. Weather data notes drought conditions with scattered rain, highs in the 80s and 0 degree wind chill in Presidio area.
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Weldon Donaghue
Quick Stop
Ave. A
Johnson
Clinton
Craig
Anene
Jhis
Presidio
Tex Jarkana
Beaumont
Rainy Texas Drenches State As Air Force Birth Notices Pile Up
Thunderstorms soaked eastern Texas while showers fanned westward. The report notes numerous birth notices from Reese Air Force Base and other Texas hospitals, listing fathers employed by the Air Force, manufacturing firms, or local businesses, with babies born weighing various amounts and times across locations like Reese, Methodist and Taylor hospitals.
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Texas
Charles Ho Godtres
Reese Air Force
Ininer
Reese
Suit on Funds Carys After Bench Question on Representation
Judge Bean grants a temporary injunction in a case alleging an accounting of funds tied to a Fort Worth title firm. Plaintiffs claim Wilsons received lending funds and issued fines on properties, with liens unpaid. Godfrey cites a California heirs claim forged on a check over 49 000 dollars, but names of forger were not identified.
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Willsons
Bean
Wilsons
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Wilson
al Tages
California
Marion Brando Plans Picket Action Amid Integration Protests
Hollywood AP reports actor Marion Brando said he will join pickets today at a suburban housing tract where 40 people were arrested during integration demonstrations. Police warned he could be arrested for breaking laws or on a citizen complaint by the tract owner.
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Hollywood
Marion] Brando
Rand
Citizens
Pakistani Hearts Club Welcomes 44 New Members from Mission
A six member American heart team completed a Pakistan mission and 44 Pakistanis who underwent open heart surgery were made members of the Mended Heart Club. Dr. Coggin distributed official pins and the operation had only one fatality among 43 procedures.
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Jonn F. Barton
Wareham
Civic
United Press International
Karachi
UPI
Mem
American Heart Specia
Pakistan
Joan Coggin
N. Cahuenga
Hollywood
Leander H. Perez Sr
Habibjish
Patel
Jedstan
Fegal
US Information Center
Professor Fallon named to two editorial boards
Dr B J Fallon Texas Tech professor of education named to editorial advisory boards for Texas School Business and Phi Delta Kappa publications. Ronnie Fox 19 of 909 Tulane reported in satisfactory condition after Friday night motorcycle crash on Amarillo Hwy, suffering injuries.
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B. J. Fallon
Texas Tech
Texas School Business Magazine
Phi Delta Kappa
Education Fraternity
Ronnie Fox
Tulane
Methodist Hospital
Fox
Amarillo Hwy
Two Truck Crash Kills One Brother and Two Sisters in Chillace
A fatal two vehicle collision on U.S. 87 left Kenneth Jernigan and his sisters Carol and Mary Lou dead or presumed. Wood-Dunning Funeral Home in Plainview handling arrangements. Kenneth Jernigan of Lub bock area injured but stable after the wreck with a Furr's Supermarket tractor trailer. The crash occurred near an intersection as highway patrol reported.
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Macedonia
Southermmost
Yugoslavia
Uppsala
Sweden
Seismographic Institute
Agadir
Morocco
Kansu
China
Tokyo
Kenneth
Carol
Mary Lou
Chillace
Wood - Dunning Funeral Home
Plainview
U.S
W. M. Jernigan
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Furr’s
Jernigan
Methodist Binenial
Moscow
Frr
Tourism Boom Draws Foreign Visitors to the United States
Washington reports record overseas tourist arrivals with 1963 May figures up 23.7 percent from 1962 and 45.6 percent over 1961. The U S Travel Service promotes sites abroad, with Japan leading growth at 8 958 visitors January to May 1963. The program has cost about 3 million dollars and yielded roughly 225 million in travel spending.
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Charles W. Eischen T
Washington Bureau
Washington
U.S
Commerce
Luther Hodges
US S. Travel Service
Hodges
Canada
Mexico
Department
Japan
Hodges Exim
Syncom 2 Aids Global Communications Tests
Satellite launches mark early 1960s advances as Syncom 2 enables mutual visibility with ground stations Kingsport and Lakehurst N J The tests promise broader US Africa travel access while Syncom 1 at 22 300 miles alt faced funding issues Tourism growth in Colombia France Mexico Italy Brazil Britain and Germany climbs with radio teletype and photo facsimile experiments planned abroad New York City skyline and Capitol Washington appear in promotional posters as Telstar style low altitude systems would need larger ground networks
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South America
Kingsport
Lakehurst
N.J
United States
Africa
Japan
Colombia
France
Mexico
Italy
U.S
Brazil
Great Britain
Germany
Hodges
York
Equa
New York City
Nor Worldwide Communications
Washington
Rodeo
Hawaii
Telstar
Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
New
Burglary Hits Lubbock Cigar Firm and Area Stores
Burglars hid inside a Lubbock cigar company building at closing time and looted pipes lighters cigars a .22 rifle and $50. A safe and desks were searched. exit was through a rear door. Separate thefts include $250 in wrenches from Standard Concrete Pipe Co. and a man arrested for stealing cigarettes at Piggly Wiggly. A boy was nabbed for curfew violation while riding a stolen bike linked to a park car burglary.
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Lubbock Cigar Company
McCarty Renfro Ggar Co., Inc
Standard Concrete Pipe Co
N.r. S
Harvard Ave
Burgslars
Inc
Piggly Wigglyth
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Lubbock
Ave. K
18Th St
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Quetta
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Ine
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Sith SC
Meluhing
Hin ‘Lal
Keese
James G. Mages
A.D. Kennedy
Weluhiew
Bryant
Tau
Philip Jackson
Patio
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Air Force
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Thomas J. Devine
Helion St
Burth
Amnie Sevan
Reese Ale
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Tacharee
Reese Village
Birt
Istam
Reese Air Force Biase
Keene
Teane
Elmaven
Sean Pn
Hans Gav
Ana Ore
Alfind
Jimmy Xbiler
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Antonio Moreiro
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Dan Lae Richerson
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East Booth
Methorts Hospital
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Ave
Boon
Ernest Hospitals
Don Cole Botting Co
Eugene Knew
Pridaye
West Tevae Hospital
Stationt Wo Instruction Co
Raymond Wen
Uvalde
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Cyprus
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Bo Taitheee Wrecking Co
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Marion Brando
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Longview
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Dallas
Joseph Legen
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Cooper
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Houston
Victoria
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Weather Bureau
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F. Lynn Artress
West Bix Tujunga Road
Tujunga
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Loma Linda University
Wilfred M. Huse
Eden Avenue
Glendale
White Memorial Hospital
Lavaun
South Cordova
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Jerry Wiley
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Point A LA Hacha
Oslo
Norway
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Aes
Skopje
Dublin
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Anne Herlihy
Niagra Falls
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