Reds Rebuffed On Plans For Laotian Conference
State Department official Richard J. Phillips said he did not know if the United States would respond to the Soviet declaration on Laos. The report notes tensions in Asia and potential U.S. stance pending further guidance.
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Reds
Asia
Richard J. Phillips
State Department
United States
Pathet Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Laos
Philtive
Souvanna — Phouma
Pathet
Lynn
Glenn
Brent
Idalou Youth Wins Lubbock Derby on U.S. 87 Front
Ken Isom won the 1963 Idalou derby at Lubbock’s U.S. 87 course after a 126-car field. He claimed a $500 savings bond and a trip to Akron with his brothers and sponsors Farmers Gin of Tralou. Tyler Isom earned a portable TV and other placers received radios. The event was run between Erskine Road and Municipal Drive with a stiff breeze and later light winds.
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United States
Nother
Thement
U.S
Pathe
Ken
Farmers Gin
Tralou
Larry
Isom
Idatow
Gary Sage
Akron
Roger
Malcik
Gary Vandeventer
Cox
Tyier
Kerry Miller
Harrison
Greg Gilkerson
Lubbock Exchange Club
Modern Chevrolet Co
KCBD
Tyler
U.S. 87
Erskine Road
Municipal Drive
Scouts Meet Khrushchev and Gromyko on Cold War Issues
Diplomatic talks in London between scouts and Andrei Gromyko cover security, disarmament, Anglo Soviet relations, and a Soviet British consular accord. They also consider a permanent UN peacekeeping force and keeping the Laos accord co chaired by the Soviets. Moscow seeks another Geneva conference as Southeast Asia shifts toward Beijing.
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Viet Nam
Butler
Moscow
Nikita S$. Khrushchev
Laos
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
London
Geneva
Kremlin
Peking
Soviet Union
Poland
International Control Commission
ICC
Canada
India
United States
China
Khanh
South Vi Nam
Phu Lyen
Scouts Face Harsh Realities At Seminar And Vietnam News
Scout leaders recall a moneyed gathering and camp life as well as a Vietnam battle report. Veterans describe food complaints homesickness and jokes about bugs while a U S military briefing notes 36 Viet Cong killed and other engagements near Tuy Hoa and Phou Kout Hill with regional advisory efforts and civilian aid planned.
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U.S
Tuy Hoa
Saigon
Fhu Yen
Hlowlands
Khanh
Runaway Girls Hitch Ride With Pet Pony
Houston AP report says Liddie Bell Baker age 9 and Janie Lavelle Musick age 7 fled home Monday before noon with Liddie Bell’s 4 month old Shetland pony. They sold the pony for 1 dollar then bought a 1 cent sack of potato chips. police found them late Monday afternoon and are seeking the pony and the buyer.
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Houston
Liddie Bell Baker
Janie Lavelle Musick
Liddie Bell
Run on Market Sparks Fear of Livestock Price Collapse in Heat
heat wave drives drought across Texas with temperatures up to 110 degrees. cattle markets may flood as stockmen slash herds unable to buy feed. USDA notes crops suffer for moisture and water shortages worsen pastures and grazing.
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Texas
Seymour
Alpine
Galveston
Abilene
H. R. Stanley
Stanley
Gorman
Eastland
U.S. Department of Agculture
Austin
USDA
San Angelo
Austinwid
Red River
Cantnal
Air Force launches Minuteman missile from Vandenberg base
A 60 foot Minuteman missile was launched from an underground silo at Vandenberg Air Force Base toward a target over 5 000 miles down the Pacific range. The Air Force called it the 56th launch at the site using solid fuel and noted its strategic significance amid routine testing.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
APD
Air Force
Pacific Missile Range
Nigeria Loses Timber Edge As Usual Woods Enter World Market
Nigerian lumber men predict a strong share of the world wood market from timbers like Christi 91 and Dalhart 97 while grass fires add to weather misery. A twister injured a woman near San Angelo as utilities and homes faced damage. In Dallas County a large grass fire at Malone Ranch burned fences and damaged property, with casualties reported at a hospital.
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Nigeria
Mertzon
San Angelo
Dallas
Malone Ranch
Vernon Harck
Ronald Gene Walters
Mbhorn
Erin Cans Rucien Ca
Churchill in Chamber Exchange Amid Cheers And Cigar Sign
Churchill spoke in the chamber during a crowded gallery scene where private remarks risked hushes and the speaker’s cry of order. He left with a wartime for victory gesture while crowds cheered as he entered and exited the courtyard.
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Churchill
William J. Coker 78 Died at Local Convalescent Home
Arrangements are pending with Rix Funeral Home for William J. Coker age 78 of 2400 Quaker Street. Coker died early Saturday at State University Convalescent Home.
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William J. Coker
Rix Funeral Home
Coker
University
Three Foes for Faubus Arkansas Primary Drive
Arkansas voters faced a dull campaign as Governor Faubus faced three primary challengers Odell Dorsey Joe Hubbard and R D Burrow while Floyd Rockefeller ran a separate statewide effort in a race framed by desegregation battles and Civil Rights tensions. The article notes Faubus seeks a sixth term and uses National Guard to oppose integration at Central High School amid a weak field and sparse campaign activity.
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Little Rock, Ark
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Priejnor
Arkansas
Faubus
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Little Rock
Sis
National Guard
Winthrop Rockefell
R. D. Burrow
Walnut Ridge
U.S
Florence Clay
Forrest City
Earance
C. Gathings
Dean Murphy
Hubbard
Burrow
Oren Harris
Little
House Commerce Committee
Rock
Hal Co- Dorsey
Cam Chian
Fort Smith
Jerry Paign
Hinshaw
Springdale
J. W. Trimble
Rochester Riots Prompt State of Emergency and Curfew
Rockefeller ordered a marshal plan for Rochester with a 550 member police force reinforced by 100 state troopers and 100 deputies. A 1 500 man guard mobilization, state of emergency declared, curfew dusk to dawn and liquor and gun shop closures. The city council ordered an inquiry into the disorder as a Monroe County grand jury investigated riot arrests and bail set at 10 000. Deaths included three victims of a fiery helicopter crash and two wounded by gunfire as police used tear gas and water hoses amid brick throwing and assaults. The Rochester NAACP cited underlying racial grievances and lack of black representation in policy making and calls for faster action to reduce racial imbalance.
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Homer
Monroe County
Public Safety Building
Rockefeller
Rochester
West Side
NAACP
Overbuilding Seen as Threat to Lubbock Housing Boom
Lubbock lenders warn that a rapid apartment boom may saturate two bedroom units at 150 to 200 dollars a month, risking higher vacancies and rent cuts. Builders note single family home construction fell from 2233 in 1959 to 1109 last year, while older homes increasingly satisfy buyers.
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Lubbock
Ken Flagg
The
Lubbock Home Builders
Birth announcements from West Texas Hospital list several newborns
A string of birth notices from West Texas Hospital records multiple babies born on Monday. Details include weights from 4 pounds 0 ounces to 8 pounds 2 ounces and times around 1:20 pm to 6:30 pm. Fathers’ occupations span credit, teaching, coaching, and local factories.
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West Texas Hospital
First’ National “Banke
Don Ray Roberts
Bily R. Gallowas
Bird St
West Texas
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Chevrolet
de Butler
Rt 2
Laut Clinic
Manuel Garcia
Ajax ‘Rooting Co
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Zenith
Libbock
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Colxate
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Carroll
Methodist” Hospital
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Afr
Joseph EA Jameson
Blat St
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Straus-Frank Co
Dutt
Greene
Reese Air Force Base
Here
Hockley Move Allows 25 Transfers From Whitharral District
State Education Commissioner J W Edgar upheld the Hockley County board action approving 25 children to transfer from Whitharral Independent School District to nearby Levelland Littlefield and Anton. He said further study was needed on two more transfers while Whitharral officials warned the move would reduce attendance and state aid.
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Elgar
Hockley
Levelland
Whitharral School
Edgar
Pettit Area
Austin
Willie J. Ivey
Pettit
Hockley County School
Harlem riots loom as King arrives to avert new clashes
Dr Martin Luther King Jr arrives in New York on a mission to calm escalating Harlem racial violence. A New York police shift reassigns Black and white sergeants to Harlem to ease tensions as civil rights leaders call for civilian review of police brutality and the dismissal of Police Commissioner Murphy.
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New York
Dr. Mar
Williams pushes disclosure plan after Baker fallout
Senators HAN and Williams push a plan requiring members and certain staff to list major outside holdings, with income tax forms to a Senate watchdog committee. Baker was found guilty of gross improprieties amid a seven month Rules Committee inquiry, and left after outside business ties surfaced. Williams cited a $5,000 check to expedite a bank charter, routed through Baker to an unnamed lobbyist.
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Senate Committee
Baker
Senate
Washington
Redwood National Bank
San Rafael
Calif
Rules Committee
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