Difficulties Hit NATO Nuclear Fleet Plan in Britain
London reports say Britain challenges the U S plan for a 25 ship surface fleet with Polaris missiles. UK cites cost of 84 million dollars a year for ten years and prefers a NATO pool with national forces while still aiming for broader deterrence.
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London
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
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Farrope
Kennedy
IASU
Sion
NATO
Harold Macmillan
Peter Thorney-croft
Merchant
Paris
United States
West Germany
Italy
Charles de Gaulle
France
Washington
West
Nassau
Brittain
Looted Shepherd Dogs Among Tuesday Theft Reports
Police and sheriff's deputies investigated twelve reports of theft ranging from two German shepherd dogs to tools and car parts. Mona Brown reported the dogs missing from 2121 18th St. A typewriter was stolen from the Boomerang Drive-In. Two 15 ton hydraulic jacks vanished from Rust Grain Co. at Acuff. A suitcase and clothing worth 125 were taken from a car at 50th St. and Ave. W. A $100 wrench and an $86 air cleaner were reportedly stolen from local businesses and cars. Additional items included headlight equipment, hub caps, fender skirts, a hammer, jack, and tire tool. A wallet with 40 cash went missing from a gym at Texas Tech.
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Mona Brown
18Th St
E. 34Th St
Rust Grain Co
Acuff
Berle E. Brown
Odessa
50Th St
Ave. W
OK Tire
Texas Ave
Modern Chevrolet Co
Tom Creager
Wells Hall
West Texas Motors Co
Cleo Lawson
E. 27Th St
William Dial
Charlie P. White
James Edwards
5Th St
Texas Tech
Mission Conference marks Tabernacle Baptist Church anniversary
The Tabernacle Baptist Church at 1911 Mth St marks its 30th anniversary with a mission conference continuing through Sunday. Pastor Rev E L Bynum says the public is invited as several pastors and missionaries speak. Rev Bill Jackson, former Jordan missionary near Jerusalem, speaks at 7:30 p m today, with Rev Bill Hast of Bodine Baptist Church in Oklahoma City added to the program to discuss his Puerto Rico trip and local missionary work.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Mth St
E. L. Bynum
Bill, Jackson
Jordan
Jerusalem
Bill Hast
Bodine Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Hast
Willl
Puerto Rico
Final Arguments Set In Suit Over Contract
Final arguments are scheduled at 9 a.m. today in 140th District Court with Judge Robert H. Bean presiding. Dan Russell of Petersburg sues J. B. Marion and Co. of Lubbock over an employment contract alleging a Aug. 25 1961 agreement to execute cotton purchasing contracts for farmers. The plaintiff seeks $1 643.75 plus attorney fees.
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140Th District Court
Robert H. Bean
Dan Russell
Petersburg
J. B. Marion
Lubbock
J. B. Marion and Co
Bean
Russell
Marion
Bidault Seeks Asylum In West Germany After Debate
Former French premier Georges Bidault decides to seek political asylum in West Germany after a 10 hour Munich debate. Bavarian Interior Minister Junker warned continued politics could provoke violence. He filed at the Interior Ministry while authorities weigh terms of asylum and drop of anti Gaullist activity.
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West
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Munich
Georges Bidault
France
West Germany
Bavarian
Interior Ministry
de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Paris-Bonn
Oscar Stammler
Bavaria
Stammler
Argoud
Henrich Junker
McNamara under attack as GOP delays military pay raise
In Washington Republicans criticized Secretary McNamara and delayed action on a $15.8 billion military pay hike and broader defense authorization. They argued for budget cuts and questioned RS-70 funding, while Kennedy opposition to extra spending was noted amid proposals to trim procurement and defense programs.
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Robert S
McNamara
Leslie C. Arends
R-N
GOP
House
McNama
RCM
Washington
UPI
House Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Republican Policy Committee
Samuel S. Stratton
Armed Services
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
Vinson
U.S
Arends
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Invisible Interviewers Under Fire in House Probe
House investigators opened questions about the validity of broadcast audience surveys by Robert S. Conlan Associates. The Kansas City firm stands accused of selling surveys based on interviews that did not occur, with a Tucson hospital and St. Petersburg, Florida, cited as unreliably recorded sites. The subcommittee pressed for records as co‑owners Robert West and Hallie Jones faced sharp questions and admitted possible mistakes and missing receipts for interviewer payments.
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Washington
Midwest
Robert S. Conlan
Kansas City
Don Richardson
Law
Conlan
Tucson
Ariz
St. Petersburg
Fla
House Commerce
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Robert E. West
Hallie Jones
Carr Grants Possible Flotorial Redistricting Plan
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr said a flotorial approach to congressional districts could be constitutional. He noted federal law allows states to redistrict and Congress judges membership, with Tarrant and Bexar counties potentially appearing in multiple districts under a House bill.
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Carr
Congress
House
Tarrant County
Bexar County
Bandleader Duke Ellington Near Recovery in Paris
Duke Ellington, the famed bandleader, is recovering from a lung infection after entering the American Hospital in Paris Friday and being released Sunday. UPI reports his condition improving as he continues convalescence in the city.
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Paris
UPI
Duke Ellington
Olton Hosts Fourth Annual Science Fair Schedule
Olton's fourth annual Science Fair runs through March 16 with exhibits at the school open to the public 3 30 p m to 9 30 p m Friday Sponsored by the Olton chapter of the Future Scientists of America James A Caley head of Olton High School science department directs projects set up today Judges include Dr M S Harvey Wayland College Don Spain Olton businessman and Bob Pullig Littlefield junior high teacher Winners from Otto's Science Fair may advance to the High Plains Science Fair at Wayland College Plainview in March
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Olton
The
Future Scientists of America
James A. Caley
Olton High School
M. S. Harvey
Wayland College
Don Spain
Bob Pullig
Littlefield
Otto
Wayane College
Plainview
Attends FTA Meet Olton Students Honored for Help
Nine Future Teachers of America members plus sponsor Mrs Lennie Campbell attended the 14th annual State FTA convention in Dallas Olton chapter earned special recognition for aiding the Springlake chapter. Participants included Tanya Bryant Jiona Tanner Carolyn Bley Caye McGill Frankie Adams Cherry Langford Paula Jones Topper Maxey and Billy Carson ABIDJAN oil refinery planned Ivory Coast.
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FTA
Olton
Future Teachers of America
Lennie Campbell
Dallas
Springlake
Tanya Bryant
Jiona Tanner
Carolyn Bley
Caye McGill
Frankie Adams
Cherry Langford
Paula Jones
Topper Maxey
Billy Carson
Littlefield Men Plan Mile Hike to Lubbock Saturday
Littlefield special reports Benny Pickrell and Tommy Clonninger will attempt a one mile hike starting six miles south of Springlake on Hwy 385 to reach Lubbock by 4 p.m. Saturday. About 25 people will accompany them part way and bands greet them in Littlefield Shallowater and Lub bock expected.
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Springlake
Hwy. 385
Lubbock
Oeton
Shallowater
Lubt
Benny Pickrell
Tommy Clonninger
Lubbock Hikers Narrowly Miss 50 Mile Goal
Alderson Junior High eighth graders Roger Carver and Martin Bayer nearly reached the 50 mile hiking goal, totaling 14 44 hours before one boy tired. The report notes their parents and addresses, and mentions bread prices rising from 13.5 cents in 1947 to 20.9 cents in 1962.
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Alderson Junior High School
Roger Carver
Earl Carver
34Th St
Martin Bayer
Richard Bayer
2Nd St
20/20 Eye Medication Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement urges immediate relief for tired irritated eyes using 20/20 THE PROFESSIONAL EYE MEDICATION. It promotes buying at drug counters with a 9/20 offer and claims fast effectiveness.
Ford Motor Co Reports Record Net Profits
Ford Motor Co posted record profits of 480.7 million dollars for the previous year as sales reached 8.09 billion in the annual stockholders report. The figures, released earlier, were confirmed by Ford Chairman Henry Ford II and President John Dykstra who forecast a satisfactory year ahead.
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Ford Motor Co
Detroit
UPI
Ford
Henry’ ‘Ford II
John Dykstra
Dandruff Tonic Baker's B Garners Local Endorsement
Borger Texas reader Mrs Lawrence McElroy praises Baker's Dandruff Tonic for curing dandruff and itchy scalp. An ad claims a new ingredient improves the product and offers a money back guarantee for a clean scalp and lustrous hair.
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Tex
Lawrence McElroy
P.D
Baker
Zens Baker
Baers
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