Partial Accord On Nuclear Test Ban Hinted By U S
The United States labeled a Soviet bid for an East West test ban as partly unacceptable while hinting at a possible short term moratorium on small underground blasts. Secretary of State Herter said Washington would align with Britain on strategy during talks at Camp David and Geneva. Berlin issues and verification concerns remain central to the dispute.
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Avalanche-Journal
Ashington
United States
Russia
Christian A. Herter
U. S
U.S
Herter
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Camp David
Geneva
Berlin
Texas Judge Stevens Guilty of Official Misconduct
A three day Texas House inquiry found Randall County Judge Roy Joe Stevens guilty of official misconduct and unethical practices amid reports of gambling, vice and sex parties in his office. The panel said investigations into criminal associations and payoffs to officers should be addressed by local authorities and the legislature.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas House
Randall County
Roy Joe Stevens
Enarge
Rep
H. L
Doc) Blanichard
Lubbock
Stevens
Potter County
Potter
Randall
Bar Assn
J Grand Jury
David Witts
Bales the Brobers
William Gerald Miller
Amarillo
House
Branch T. Archer Jr
Sandra Knott
W. H. Arterburn
Berg waits in park as long-lost love fails to appear
Edward Berg, now in Chicago, returns yearly to Urbita Springs near San Bernardino California hoping the girl he met eight years ago would reunite on a future March 24. She did not arrive this time, despite the promise.
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Edward Berg
Urbita Springs
Berg
Chicago
San Bernardino
Calif
Park
Bomb Attack on Gadsden Synagogue Shocks Alabama
In Adson, Alabama, white assailants bombed a synagogue during a Beth Israel Temple annex dedication, firing on fleeing worshippers. Two injured, one seriously, as roadblocks were set up to catch suspects. A Nash car was later found abandoned near the scene.
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Untted Press International
Adsden
Ala
Beth Israel Temple
Gadsden
Hyman Rosenburg
Rosenburg
Alan Cohn
Alvin Lowi
Lowh
Coln
South
Atlanta
Peachtree Road
Labor Department
Comic Dictionary Turns Expensive, Then Cheap to Sell
An antique joke notes the paradox of an item very costly to buy yet remarkably cheap to resell. The item is described in a humorous dictionary entry style reflecting editorial tone. No specific people or places are cited.
Amarillo Colonel Named Assistant Division Commander
Gov. Price Daniel announced Col. Selden Simpson of Amarillo as assistant division commander of the 36th Infantry Division National Guard. Simpson succeeds in guiding the Texas unit, highlighting his strategic leadership within the state’s military forces.
Injunction Issued In Coupon Book Case Here
A temporary injunction barred Ira Peveto and Tony Esposito doing business as National Advertising Co from using the Better Business Bureau or Retail Merchants Assn names in telephone sales promotions. The 72nd District Court action seeks 5000 in cross action. 1000 in damages were denied. Tom Watson of the BBB testified on truthful advertising and the bureau’s warning to residents about phone solicitations. Testimony resumed after a morning session as the case moves toward resolution.
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Kenneth Rhodes
Avalanche-Journal
Victor H. Lindsey
Better Business Bureau of Retail Merchants Assn
72Nd District Court
Allomeys
Bureau and Associations
Ira Peveto
Tony Esposito
Fort Worth
National Advertising Co
Aska
Robert H. Bean
Lindsey
BBB
RMA
Lindsey Friday
Tom Watson
Better Business Bureau
J. Orville Smith
Watson
Bureau
Lubbock
Wreckers Caught Vandalizing Lothrop School Annex
Two 8 year olds told police they planned to wreck the building after causing extensive damage at Lothrop School Annex in Mahaska Nebraska. Custodian heard glass crash and alerted Principal Skinner. Police report smashed windows, ruined furniture, open paint cans, and a torn kitchen area. The boys Melvin Paul Dull and Leland A. Wickwire were taken to a youth center for psychiatric and psychological testing.
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Associated Press
Lothrop School
Eugene Skinner
Omaha
Melvin Paul Dull
Leland A. Wickwire
Dull
Wickwire
Lothrop
Near riot over anti communist speeches Cuban clash at twilight club
Jurors in Alfredo Albidrez murder trial return a life in prison verdict after three hours deliberation. The 41 year old was convicted in the January 22 1946 killing of Maximo Ybarra at the Twilight Club Broadway and Ave E in Amarillo. Defense argued self defense and murder without malice while awaiting sentencing by Judge Howard C. Davison. Al bidrez previously served a five year term for murder with malice in 1937. See LIFE TERM Page 6.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
Alfredo Albidrez
99Th District Court
Albidrez
Allen Hammer
Maximo Ybara
Twilight Club
Broadway
Ave. E
Howard C. Davison
Atty
A. W. Salyars
Harold K. Miles Avana
Luis Conte Aguero
Conte Aguero
U.S
Havana University
Cuba
Life
Hank Walker
Mike Acoca
Walker
Aerobee-Hi Rocket Soars 132 Miles in New Test
Washington AP reports the civil ian space agency launched an Aerobee-Hi rocket from Wallops Island Virginia. It climbed to 132 miles, burned 52 seconds, then arced downward into the Atlantic Ocean as part of upper atmosphere research.
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Washington
Civilian Space Agency
Wallops Island
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic Ocean
Beach ordeal as cyanide cans wash ashore in Staten Island
On a wintry Staten Island beach eight people faced potential death after discovering a crate of 48 sealed cyanide cans marked poison. Twelve year old Jackie Kiler and his ten year old brother Robert handled six cans before burying them. fisherman William Wannenberg advised disposal. The incident unfolds as more cans surface.
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Associated Press
York
Staten Island
Jackie Kiler
Robert
Kiler Boys
William Wannenberg
Finals in ABC events set tonight at Municipal Coliseum
Fast rodeo times highlighted Lub bock's 18th annual ABC Rodeo drawing about 7,000 fans to the Municipal Coliseum. Neal Love of Lovington, Buck Rutherford of Lenapah and Benny Reynolds of Melrose led steer wrestling while Sherry Combs topped cowgirl barrel racing and Jane Mayo and Carol Rider chased in Oklahoma and New York riders.
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Jerry Hall
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Municipal Coliseum
Benny Reynolds
Melrose
Mont
Neal Love
Lovington, N.M
Buck Rutherford
Lenapah
Okla
Reynolds
Bob Walker
Palmer
Dublin
Harry Tompkins
Ralph Buel
Sheridan Park
Wyo
Guy
Ion Don McLaughlin
Smithfield
Tex
Olin Young
Eunice
N.M
Saye
MoeLaughlin
Young
Lynn Waldrop
Artesia
Sherry Combs
Checotah
Police and volunteers search for 8 year old girl
Police and a motorcycle club patrol searched the canyon area of East Broadway for 8 year old Rebecca Sue Trammell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Trammell, last seen at 6 pm leaving a playmate’s home to return home seven blocks away. A missing person broadcast was issued to media and law enforcement agencies.
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E. Broadway
Rebecca Sue Trammel
Jim Trammell
E. 18Th St
Weather Map Page 2B Lubbock forecast details
Partly cloudy and warmer in Lubbock and vicinity with a morning low of 34 and a high of 70. Winds become southerly 15 to 25 mph in the afternoon. Temperatures chart hourly readings from 1 am to 11 pm with a midnight high 53 and low 35, sun up at 6 45 and set at 7 03.
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Lubbock
Phil Abilene
el Paso
Albuquerque
Houston
Amarillo
Okla
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Evening ‘Standard
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Comic Dictionary
Amarillo Man
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
ABC
Jane Mayo
Okeemah
Carol Rider
Durhamville
N.Y
George Williams
Tulsa
ABC Rodeo
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