McCone Outlines Cuba Subversive Training for Latin America
McCone testifies that Cuba trains 1000 to 1500 Latin Americans in sabo tage and guerrilla tactics with rifles Molotov cocktails and other methods. He cites Uruguay as a special case and notes several captured couriers and bank robberies funding subversion across Venezuela Brazil and Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCone
Cuba
United States
Offi
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Organization of ‘American States
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
OAS
Lausche
Uruguay
Montevideo
Red
Soviet Bloc
Julio Mayorga Portocarrera
Honduras
Venezuela
Peru
Argentina
Latin America
Romulo Betancourt
Brazil
Open meeting of Lubbock Model Railroad Assn and local notices
The public is invited to an open meeting of the Lubbock Model Railroad Association at 7 30 p m Monday in the Reddy Room at Monterey Center. Films on modeling will be shown and a model display will be open with no admission. Also reported: February vehicle registrations totaled 15 212, up 2 039 from February 1962. License plates issued midweek and due by April 1 for all streets. Sigma Chi alumni in Lubbock will meet to discuss a possible East Texas State College extension. A new 7 pound son was born to the Gurleys of Irving with Mrs Gurley daughter of the Hopkins family. Lubbock attorney Elmer East to discuss investments at a bar luncheon. Funeral services for Robert Mitchell set for 3 p m today at New Hope Baptist Church. LCCA Cappella Chorus touring Friona Stinnett McLean and Merino. Artis White jailed on burglary charges. B'nai B'rith district meeting notes from El Paso discussed with Lubbock and Amarillo lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Model Railroad Association
Reddy
Monterey Center
Rod Haggard
Lubbock
Sigma. Chi
Lubbock Club
East Texas State College, Commerce
Alpha
Chi
Sigma Chi
Siney Borschow
el Paso
Grand Lodge
B’nai B'rith
Plainsman Hotel
Borschow
Texas State Assn
B'nai Brith
Amarillo
Jewish Children’s Home Service
New Orleans
B'nai B'rith
Washington senator pushes mural to humanize George Washington
Washington state senator Nat Washington urged a warmer portrait of George Washington to replace the stiff famous image. The State Senate voted to support a mural showing the first president as a jovial, warm man, with House approval needed to proceed. Nat Washington, 48, is a descendant of John Washington and argues the common portraits misrepresent Uncle George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Washington
State Senate
George Washington
House
President Washington
Statehouse
George
Nat
Senate
Washington
John Washington
Virginia Assembly
Divorce Trial Motion Filed By Mrs Powers
Mrs Barbara Powers has filed a motion for a new divorce trial alleging lack of residency and lack of court authority. Hearing set for March 15. Jury verdict granted divorce January 16 citing habitual drunkenness. $5 000 lump sum plus $500 attorney fees awarded. no alimony. Powers previously prisoned in Russia. now a Lockheed test pilot. wife remains in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville, Ga
UPD
Barbara Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Robert Greene
Baldwin County
Soviet Union
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
California
Expelled Indians Pass Through Tanganyika on Way Home
The final group of Indians expelled from Mozambique in reprisal for India’s seizure of Portuguese Goa en route to home, sailed aboard the liner Sir dhan a in Tanganyika at Dar es Salaam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Mozambique
India
Sirdahana
Births Log From Local Hospitals Names Parents and Weights
A series of birth notices lists parents, addresses, and baby weights born at Goodnight Good night Lauf and Methodist Hospitals. Names include Sam J L Kelly Marlin Roberds Ambrose Dillard Hoop Nixon Norman Jesus Jase Ramirez Valdez Gutierrez Real Hedges House Primm Hoover and others with occupations noted such as attorney printer student and farmer.
Pianists Ferrante and Teicher Draw 3025 at Tech Auditorium
An overflow crowd of 3,025, mostly students, filled the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium for Ferrante and Teicher. The duo's playful interchanges and varied program earned a standing ovation, with Chet Galdo praised for staging and lighting effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Ferrante
Teicher
Tahoka honors conservation farmer at chamber banquet
E R Blakney of New Home was named conservation farmer of the year at the Tahoka Chamber of Commerce Farmer-Businessman banquet attended by about 310 people. Other awards went to Mary Nell Ashcraft for courtesy, and three essay winners David Anfred Darwin Dikes and Erald Dale Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoka
E. R. Blakney
New Home
Tahoka Chamber of Commerce
D. Mack Mauldin
Blakney
Soil Conservation District
Mary Nell Ashcraft
Farm Bureau
David Anfred
Darwin Dikes
Tohoka
Erald Dale Todd
A. C. Verner
First National Bank
Tohoka High School
Vic Kyler
John C. Stevens
Abilene Christian College
Don Browning
Stevens
Jones
America
Pilot Lost After Pancake Crash Near Queen Elizabeth
A small off course plane with likely fuel exhaustion crash landed off the stern of the Queen Elizabeth in the Atlantic Friday. The liner searched but found no survivor. Officials identified the pilot as E. W. Harmon or Donald William Haarman, with Beech aircraft records listing Donald W. Haaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Atlantic
Navy
Coast Guard
Cape Hatteras
Federal Aviation Agency
Washington
San Juan
P.R
St. Petersburg
Fla
FAA
E. W. Harmon
Oklahoma City
Donald William Haarman
Beech
Wichita
Kan
Donald W. Haaman
Cold Front Elevates Snow Across Midwest and Plains
A strong cold front swept through the Midwest and Panhandle as temperatures plunged into single digits in northern states and a major snowstorm disrupted travel. Indiana and Ohio saw heavy snow and hazardous driving with up to eight inches in Shelbyville and up to five inches along U S 50 in southern Illinois. The Weather Bureau forecast continued below normal temperatures with a corrected 30 day outlook predicting persistently cold conditions from the Mississippi to the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Texas
Midwest
Indiana
Martinsville
Shelbyville
Ind
U.S. 50
Illinois
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Mississippi Valley
Lone Rock
Wis
Caribou
Maine
Traverse City
Mich
Mississippi
Atlantic
San Angelo Man Victim in Plane Crash
A Goodfellow Air Force Base helicopter located the burned remains of a Rechhcraft Bonanza piloted by Jack McGregor a 40 year old San Angelo businessman missing since the flight left a week earlier. The wreckage lay 18 miles southeast of San Angelo about 5 miles east of Christoval Texas. A rancher and wife found the scene as the helicopter spotted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
UPI
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Jack McGregor
McGregor
Christoval
Tex
Signs Name Writing Is Old Hat To Two Year Old
In Richmond Virginia Douglas Wood aged two visited the public library and obtained his personal library card. He was required to sign his name on the card and he did so, marking a milestone for the toddler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Va
Douglas Wood
Richmond Public Library
Doug
Child prodigy Doug Wood enjoys spellings over sentences
The Wood family describes Doug as a child who spell binds him, recalling he recited the alphabet at twenty months and has been reading and writing words for eight months. He imitates writing letters, though he cannot yet read or write complete sentences, and he often memorizes stories read to him. He has two sisters, Kimberlee and Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Wood Jr
Scientists launch giant balloon telescope toward Mars
The Stratoscope I project lifts a 36 inch telescope on a tandem balloon system from near Columbus Georgia aiming to detect life related substances on Mars. The 2 million dollar telescope reaches about 15 miles high and will be controlled from air and ground stations during the night flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Earth
Mars
Martin Schwarzschild
Columbus
Floydada Chamber Banquet Hopes For 1963 Headlines
About 405 people attended Floydada Chamber of Commerce banquet with Claude Estes as master of ceremonies. Don Pemberton succeeds Newell Burk as president and new directors were introduced. Dr. P. D. O'Brien spoke on footprints in the sands of time and improving the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Short
Chamber
Turner Rogers
Alton Cain
Frank Hill
Leighton Knox
Dale Thuren
Charles Townes
Charles Verner
John Wells
Charles Brock
G. H. Chestnut
Jack Jayluess
H. B. McCord Jr
Wilton Payne
Harold Roberts
James F. Roberts
Clint Walker
Floydada
Floydada Chamber of Commerce
Claude Estes
Newell Burk
P. D
Dick) O’brien
Houston
West Texas
O’brien
America
Don Pemberton
Burk
Delbert Smith
Travis’ McGrew
Henry Barber
Lubbock
Lockney
Olton
Plainview
Paducah
Quanah
Tulia
Childress
Hale Center
Amarillo
Abilene
Life sentence for physician in acid slaying of wife
In San Jose California Dr Geza de Kaplany was given life imprisonment for the acid torture death of his wife last summer. The jury chose life over the gas chamber after plea and deliberation on the penalty phase. Hanna died five weeks after the attack in a San Francisco hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
UPI
Geza de Kaplany
Sane
de Kaplany
Hanna
San Francisco
Spur Hero honored at Spur Area Chamber banquet
Lt. Gov Preston Smith presented the Carnegie bronze medal to Robert D Stewart at the Spur banquet. Smith praised the heroism shown in Spur January 6 1962 and stressed legislative responsibilities to Texans. Master of ceremonies was J Fike Godfrey with Rev Laver Kite opening prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spur Area Chamber of Commerce
East Ward
Smith
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Robert D. Stewart
Spur
Stewart
Texas
J. Fike Godfrey
Laver] Kite
Patsy Bragg
Dist
L. D. Ratliff
Spur Chamber
Bill Bell
Everett McArthur
Jerry Ensey
Spencer Campbell
Louis Arnold
George Gabriel
Godfrey
Jesse Morrison
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Djakarta
Bill Barrett
Civil Defense Cofactory
Senate hearings on defense contract mix ups questioned
The hearings recessed with questions asked about misattributed figures in the Boeing General Dynamics Super Sonic fighter bid. McClellan pressed for clearer explanations while Mundt noted inaccurate takeoff and range data, as Boeing proposed a $415 million lower price and a Wichita build option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. McNamara
Subcommittee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Gayle
Zuckert
James
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Boeing
General Dynamics
Senate Group
Boeing Co
Fort Worth
Wichita
Kan
Guatemalan Bus Crash Kills 64 Near Tecun Uman
Police said an over crowded bus speeding to a fair overturned and burned killing 64 people including 16 children near Tecun Uman on the Mexican border. The driver was badly hurt and accused of drunken driving and speeding. twelve others were injured and ten escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew King
Lancaster
King
Guatemala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cially
Barry Goldswater
R-Ariz
Barry
Tam
Hemisphere
Spessard L. Holland
Dfla
John Stennis
D-Mass
Senate Preparedness
Nels Briefs
Dan C. Gurley
Irving
Texas Tech
Harris
Hospital
Ft. Worth
Gurley
Lo Vetta
Jo Hopkins
D.R. Hopkins
25Th St. -At
Double T Assn
Liberty Mutual
Dallas
Elmer East
Lubbock National Bank
Lubbock County Bar Assn
Pioneer Hotel
Robert Mitchell
E. 15Th St
New Hope Baptist Church
City of Lubbock Cemetery
LCCA
Friona Church of Christ
Stinnett, McLean and
Menroe
Artis White
Ave. B
Justice of the
George McCleskey
George Mural
Olympia, Wash
Washington State
Sam JL. Kelly
24Th St
Goodnight Hospital
Marlin Roberds
47Th St
Ambrose
Dillard, Ralls
Latif Clinic
United Compress
Ralls
David Ralph Hoop
29Th St
Taylor Hospital
Jimmy Housover
William Nixon
Methodist Hospital
Glad Norman
Georgia, Floydada
Glad
Jesus Jase
Lauf Clinic
Anestacio. Ramirez
Rt. 2
Lauf
Broadview Gin
Oscar Valdez, Ralls
Pedro Gutierrez Jr
Standard. Concrete Pipe Co
Jesus Real
Rt. 6
Monnie ‘Hedges
20Th St
Clarence
44Th St
Transwestern Developers, Inc
Bob Watson
O.L. Primm
Ave. R
The
Donald Hoover
31St St
Emylie Wilson
Texas ‘Tech
Gigi
Errol Garner
Tschaikovsky
Grieg
Rachmaninoff
Chet Galdo
Municipal Coliseum
Diane Stephens
Lamesa
Merrie Whippo
Seminole
Nita Crump
Royce Jones
Sam
Cecil Blaffer Hudson
Percy Foreman
Edward J. Hudson
Hudsons
Tecunuman
Mexican Border
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