U S Reds Renew Berlin Talks in Quiet Session
In Berlin, United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin opened new Berlin talks described as friendly and businesslike but produced no new proposals to end the stalemate. Further discussions were set for a later date as Moscow’s stance remained unclear. The meeting follows a five month lapse after the Cuban crisis, with no breakthrough expected yet.
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Rio de Janeiro
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Russia
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Rusk
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Group Jailed In Brazil Estes Trial Jury Retires Without Reaching Verdict
Police in Rio de Janeiro state detain 53 Brazilians en route to a Communist rally in Niteroi, with some armed. The event moves across Guanabara Bay after city approval was denied, turnout is low at about 500, while organizers threaten a court order to hold the rally in Rio.
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Niterio
Francisco Juliao
Peasant Leagues
Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Guanabara
Niteroi
Congress
Luis Gonzaga Leite
Carlos Lacerda
Gonzaga Leite
United States
Cuba
Jury Deliberations Extend Over Nine Hours in Estes Fraud Case
A federal court jury in Laredo deliberated over nine hours and forty five minutes without verdict in the Billie Sol Estes fraud case. The 12 jurors, 10 men and 2 women, resumed at 10 a.m. after a long session that included juror questions on fraud and conspiracy. Foreman Robbin Washington, a retired Negro Army lieutenant colonel, was chosen as foreman, a historic note in Texas courtrooms.
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L. Paso
Billie SoliEstes
R. E. Thomason
Estes
Thomason
Robbin E. L. Washington
Texas
State Liquor Vote Talked and Trial Outlines
Statewide liquor voting debate heats up as Texas voters consider prohibition with legislators pushing for amendments. In El Paso, jury deliberations span afternoon into night as defense disputes fraud and conspiracy in a high profile mortgage fraud case linked to a collapsed financial empire.
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Rufus D. McLean
Washington
McLean
U.S
Fred Morton
el See
Texas House Narrowly Approves 18 Voting Age Amendment
The Texas House approved on second reading a bill to set the voting age at 18, but the 72 to 71 margin falls short of the two thirds needed for final passage. Rep. V. E. Berry of San Antonio leads the measure, which requires 100 votes on final approval, likely to be decided soon.
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House
Manslaughter Charged Over fatal boiler blast at J C Penney
In San Jose California Ricar do Mello was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a boiler explosion at a J C Penney store Friday killed three people and injured 71. The complaint was signed by Chief of Detectives Barton Collins.
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J. C. Penney
Barton Collins
Last of Original Staff Dean Gates Plans Tech Nera Retirement
Dr. William Bryan Gates and Dr. Eunice Joiner Gates, longtime Tech faculty since 1925, will retire at the end of the spring semester. Gates, English professor and dean of the Graduate School, and Mrs Gates, Spanish and Portuguese professor, leave after a career shaped by Western University Georgetown ties and Texas Tech's early formation.
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Texas Tech
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Georgetown
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Horn
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Southwestern
Luggage clue in desert spree in Langdon case
Authorities in Phoenix area search desert north of the city for luggage tied to the death of 21 year old Jane Langdon of Fort Worth. The TCU senior was found shot and raped in a cave after being last seen in front of the Cadillac Apartments. Funeral services held in Fort Worth as Texas courts paused.
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Daniel Condon
Condon
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Thaggard Facing Grand Jury On 43000 Bank Credit Case
In Montgomery Alabama T L Cotton Thaggard appeared in court with two large suitcases of law books to defend against false pretense charges after a $43156.55 overcredit appeared on his Union Bank and Trust Co savings balance. He refused to reveal where the money went. Judge Marion T Rushton set bond at 43000 and ordered grand jury action. Solicitous bank employees assisted as the unusual scene unfolded.
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Ala
T. L
Cotton) Thaggard
Thaggard
Union Bank and Trust Co
Marion T. Rushton
Alabama
State Senate OKs anti loan shark bill before House
The Texas Senate advanced a small loan regulatory bill named for Sen. Bruce Reagan of Corpus Christi, limiting loans to 1500 dollars and setting tiered interest rates from 10 to 19 percent. House Banks chair Rep. Ben Jarvis criticizes the bill as too high for larger loans and seeks a 500 dollar ceiling with 15 percent cap, plus a 5 dollar service charge for very small loans.
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USTIN
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House
Conference Committee
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Corpus Christi
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Reagan
Banks and Banking Committee
Ben Jarvis
Tyler
Senate
Jarvis
Senate and House clash over loan bill in conference
Jarvis expects a House committee to send a loan bill to the floor in two weeks as a Senate action follows up authority granted by a 1960 constitutional change. A conference committee would craft a compromise before any final passage. See LOAN BILL Page 12.
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Jarvis
House Committee
Senate
Prayer requests and reader submissions urged
Anonymous editor notes invite prayers under 60 words and request readers to share favorites. The column fosters communal faith and reflection with a prompt for submissions.
Yukon crash survivors make good progress toward home
Surgeons report Dr Nesta James says Ralph Flores age 42 and Miss Helen Klaben age 21 can travel home when ready after seven weeks in subzero Canadian wilderness following a February 4 crash in British Columbia. Klaben may lose a toe but overall recovery is favorable.
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Bitshorse
Yukon
Ralph Flores
Helen Klaben
Miss Klaben
Brooklyn
N.Y
Flores
Electrican
San Bruno
Calif
Nesta James
British Columbia
Hamilton
Sos Flores
Whitehorse
Texas Dry Battle Sparks Prohibition Vote Talk
Ludwig Lott from the San Antonio Retail Beer Dealers Association says a vote could decide wet or dry conditions. Sam Morris, a San Antonio radio evangelist, calls it the greatest chance the drys have had in 28 years. Rep. Homer Koliba recalls prohibition crimes and opposes returning Texas to dry rules. Berry blast the 18th Amendment as a national disgrace.
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San Antonio
Homer Koliba
Columbus
Morris
Texas
Berry
United States
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