Castro Calls for Three-Way Cuba Summit to Improve Ties
Castro says he favors a three-way summit on Cuba to ease strain with the United States and the socialist bloc. He notes potential steps toward peace and expresses willingness to explore a basis for better relations with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Russia
Soviet Union
Kenneth Keating
R-Ny
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Birmingham Leaders Seek Unity After Racial Crisis Pact
Birmingham officials including Smyer and King voiced cautious optimism after a pact aimed at cooling race tensions. They noted the city’s leadership is broadly representative of employers and workers and warned against retaliatory recriminations while planning a Negro voter registration drive. Federal officials called the step forward significant amid ongoing court debates over city government change.
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Smyer
Birmingham
King
Connor
Alabama Supreme Court
Eugene
Bull) Connor
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Washington
Alabama
Robert F. Kennedy
Marshall
Economist warns full employment out of reach despite growth
The official stated that even a $590 billion gross national product would leave $30 billion to $50 billion unused capacity. He predicted that this gap must be closed before full employment could be achieved. He noted no current signs that steel price increases would harm the balance of payments and that general price stability would aid in holding inflation at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Heller
Bears Win II Contest 7-6 Behind Rally and Homer
The Bears scored three in the bottom of the sixth to edge the Eagles 7-6 in a Southern Little League game. Kenny Dement held them hitless the final three innings in relief as Jimmy Ballard delivered a decisive three run homer. Bobby Lewis added a double and two singles while Dement and Eddie Williamson also had two hits. On the losing side Jimmy Owens had two singles and a double for three of five hits. Craig Holley was the pitcher of record for the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bears
Eagles
Kenny Dement
Jimmy Ballard
Bobby Lewis
Dement
Eddie Williamson
Jimmy Owens
Craig Holley
Argentine crisis deepens as army demands ministerial purge
In Buenos Aires, the Argentine armed forces pressed President Jose M. Guido to purge officials amid allegations of corruption. Gen. Enrique Rauch backs the plan and Army Commander Gen. Ongania endorses Rauch's report, naming cabinet changes including Economy Minister Eustaquio Mendez Delfino.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Jose M. Guido
Interior
Enrique Rauch
Rauch
Guido
Juan Carlos Ongania
Eustaquio Mendez Delfino
Mendez
Vinzant Captures Honors at Reese Pro Am
Everett Vinzant the West Lake Country Club golf pro led the winning pro am team at Reese AFB with Tom Graham. The team posted a low ball score of 60 while Vinzant won the low pro title at 69, with Graham second at 72 and a best ball of 65. Other team members included Goddard Kay and Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Vinzant
West Lake Country Club
Tom Graham
Reese Afb
Vinzant
Goddard
Kay
Kerr
Henderson
Eller
Sherman
Roberson
Childress
Graham
Falcons outslug Mustangs 16-13 in NE Little League
Mike Boyd pounded three singles and a triple for the Falcons in a 16-13 win over the Mustangs. Randall Moore earned the win with Clay Armstrong taking the loss. Mike Lawrence added a triple and a single for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
Mike Boyd
Mustangs
Randall Moore
Clay Armstrong
Mike Lawrence
Lubbock High Seniors Celebrate Venus and Muscles Winners
Paula Justice and Forrest Holgate won Miss Venus and Mr Muscles on Lubbock High School Senior Day at Clapp Pool. Runners up were Jane Ausburn Jan Smith and Jim Ridpath Steve Pace. Contestants included Carlos Rangel Carl Rountree Gary Hutson and more with swimming events and a 10 pm dance.
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Paula Justice
Venus
Forrest Holgate
Lubbock High School
Clapp Pool
Miss Justice
A. D. Justice
21St St
Holgate
B. H. Holgate
32Nd St
Jack Clapp
Lubbock Public Schools
Mr. Muscles
Jane Ausburn
Jan Smith
Jim Ridpath
Steve Pace
Merle Griffin
Ridpath
Norman Flanagan
Robert Whiteside
Carlos Rangel
Carl Rountree
Gary Hutson
Bill Bob Pearce
Mike Hull
Larry Payne
Kent Keeton
Richard Roland
Cliff Barkley
Lee Roy Herron
Janelle Shipman
Pat Eskridge
Sharlotte Jeffcoat
Drue Hawkins
Maria Hicks
Karren Alexander
Barbara Cline
Barbara Bullard
Laney Tubbs
Dinah Kerr
Carol Clark
Miss Jeffcoat
Sharron Marcus
Jan Edwards
Waitresses Treated After Boiler Air Incident At Pancake House
Three waitresses Evelyn Green Joyce Davis and Lois Williamson were treated at hospitals after a near collapse at The Pancake House in a Friday night carbon dioxide incident. A boiler installed at 5:30 pm led to oversupply of CO2 as the air conditioning unit failed. fire department and a plumber responded and work continued past midnight to improve ventilation.
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Evelyn Green
Joyce Davis
Lois Williamson
8Th St
Ave. Q
J. B. Hance
Hance
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Dallas Man In Home Loan Scheme
A Dallas man faces an indictment from a Federal Grand Jury as two Texas investigators probe false down payments tied to conventional home loans in Lubbock. The panel, led by foreman B. E. Rushing Jr., returned multiple indictments across the region including mail theft and forgery charges in Amarillo and Dallas divisions.
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Lubbock
Texas
Grand Jury
B. E. Rushing Jr
Plainview
Dimmitt
Flavia Garza Munez
Treasury
Juan Perez
Littlefield
Amarillo
Lemuel B. Smith
Thomas Bryant
Gerhardt Alfred Sandweg
Pampa
Dallas
Mary Katherine Parker
Carl H. Hill
Johnny Lee Palmer
FBI
Cletus Ray Hines
James Andrew Thompson
Elnora Henderson
Jerry Don Yeager
Larry Lee Johnson
Elie L. Johnson
DeWayne Johnson
Franklin D. Randall
Rites Set for Mrs Huntington in Snyder
Services for Mrs. Huntington are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at the First Presbyterian Church of Snyder with the Rev. John Gordon and Dr. J. B. Lightfoot officiating. Burial will follow at Elmwood Memorial Park in Abilene under Bell Funeral Home of Snyder. survivors include Lor en Barron Cis Co and 10 grandchildren.
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Conley Sanders
Wichita Falls
J. B. Lightfoot
First Baptist Church
Elmwood Memorial Park
Abilene
Bell Funeral Home
Snyder
Huntington
Cross Plains
Loren Barron
Cisco
Rankin Blackburn
Brownfield
Clifton Collum
Grover Gilbert
James
Vernon
Jal
N.M
Harold Freeman
Mathis
Tex
Clifton Barron
Record-Setting 525000-Pound Generator Hauls to Plant X
A Special to the Avalanche Journal reports a 525000-pound turbine generator moved by twin-trailer stator hauler from Amherst to Plant X near here. The 12-mile trip, completed in under 10 hours along Farm Market Road 1055, had no mishaps and the driver quipped No sweat at gate arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche-Journal
Plant X
Here
Cail Head
Amherst
Southwestern Public Service
GE adds 210000 kilowatts to SWPSC Plant X capacity
General Electric will install 210000 kilowatts at Plant X raising Southwestern Public Service Co. total to 1250000 kilowatts. SWPS operates 11 plants including Plant X near here and its system now has five times the capacity it did in 1942. A truck trailer was unloading the large generator while a steel derrick assembled on a Santa Fe rail car will be moved here to lift the generator 27 feet into the new plant addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Public Service Co
SWPS
Santa Fe
Amherst
Earth
Arrow
Red expansion push seen by Kremlin as year unfolds
A high State Department official predicts Moscow will pursue broader Communist expansion abroad, with Khrushchev constrained by internal and external pressures. He cites gaps with Red China, troublesome Southeast Asia tactics, and gains or setbacks in Guinea Mali Iraq and the Congo as shaping a difficult year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gulick Washington
State Department
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Guinea
Mali
Iraq
Congo
Red China
Moscow
Peking
Southeast Asia
U.S
Pope John XXIII Wins Balzan Peace Prize in Vatican
Pope John XXIII, despite illness, accepted the Balzan Peace Prize in Vatican City. He praised God and pledged to advance world peace while noting the award supports religious charities. The 231000 dollar prize was presented privately and publicly before about 10 000 people at St Peter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
John XXIII
Papal Throne Room
St. Peter's
Antonio Segni
Italy
Realtor Testimony At Lubbock Grand Jury On Double Contracting
Joe B. Phillips, director of the National Assn of Real Estate Boards and former state president, testified before a 140th District grand jury probing home loan irregularities in Lubbock. Investigators from two state agencies examined alleged double contracting and forged documents as part of a widening inquiry into inflated loan values and down payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Phillips
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Phillips
140Th District Grand Jury
Dist. Atty
Alton Griffin
Department For Public Safety
Texas Real Estate Commission
Lubbock
Grand Jury
Griffin
Jack Eastman
Lubbock Board of Realtors
C. W. Turner
Turner
Texas
Haitian Refugees in Embassies Prompt U S Haiti Talks
Dominican refugees seek safe conduct from Haiti as embassies in Port au Prince shelter foes of Duvalier. Bosch elevates human rights over nonintervention and hints at force. State Secretary Rusk meets Haitian minister Chalmers amid chaos fears and visa exits proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
OAS
Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Bosch
Washington
UPI
Sec. of State
Dean Rusk
Rene Chalmers
United States
Chalmers
United Nations
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Syrian cabinet resignations deepen crisis in Damascus
In Damascus the Syrian cabinet resignations mounted to eight of twenty as Agri cultural Minister Abdul Halim Suwedan and Islamic Affairs Minister Darwish Al Elwani stepped down, further widening the political crisis and chilling the riot-torn cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
UPI
Abdul Halim Suwedan
Islamic Affairs
Darwish al Elwani
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Raleigh
N. C
Wake County
Argentine
Reese
LHS
Miss Venus
Federal
Asst
U.S. Atty
William L. Hughes Jr
Fort Worth
Barbara Jean Frazier
Coral Lee McKnight
Ada Faye Young
Daniel
John Geariety
Ernest E. Marlatt
James Monroe Teter
David P. Welch
Robert Thomas Smith
Geneva Smith
Joseph Earl Henderson
Herbert McWright Jr
Lawrence Allen Gibson
Coleman Y. Canady
Harold Hoyt Woolridge
Dallas County
Lonnie B. White
David Dennis
L. Ray Webb
Packers and Stockyards Act
Kenneth H. Green Jr
Thomas Phillips Jr
Billie Banks
Dorothy Jean Livingston
Edna Pearl Moody
James Elliott Moody
William W. McDaniel
Jarrell Edward Riggs
Kenneth Lee Cunningham
William Whitten Cecil
National Bank Guard
Joe Tillman Patter
David G. Anglin
Micheal Leroy Clay
Albert Ronald Clay
Clinton Manges
Small Business Administration
A. Dana Hodgdon
Rattlesnake Mountain
Virginia
French Riviera
White House
Hodgdons
Kennedys
General Electric
Plant-X
REDS
Balzan Award
Michael V. Probasco
47Th St
West Texas Hospital
Goodpasture Grain and Milling Co., Inc
James Aubrey McJunkin
E. Bates St
Sears Roebuck & Co
James R. Hall
27Th St
Taylor Hospital
Western Auto
Howard Currin
Dartmouth
St. Mary's Hospital
Grady Malone
Yates Brown
36Th St
Methodist Hospital
Apbm, Inc
Howard Sewell
2Th St
Yank's Automotive
John Lewis Harvey
E. 2Rd &T
Latif Clinic
Hemphill- Wells Co
Jesse Valverde
Shallowater
Gary Gene Newton
United Finance
George Willis
Petersburg
A. C. Wimberly
KLBK
Karl
F. Spehler
64Th St
Hicks and Rayburn
James W. Cunningham
Ave. P
Berkshire Knitting Mills
Ralph Hernandez
E. 50Th St
U. S. Navy
Hawaii
Ronald Lewis
Plains Tire Co
Roy B Dopson
Jerry B. Thornton
Ent Texas Hospital
Welder
Edward Z. Brooks
Lauf Clinic
Phares-Wilkins Co
J. T. Elkins
29Th St
Goodnight Hospital
Dominican Republic
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