Summit failures deepen rift over disarmament prospects
J. M. Roberts analyzes the failed summit between the United States and the Soviet Union, arguing Washington misplayed negotiations, Berlin tensions, and spy plane provocations. Khrushchev capitalized on reconnaissance flights to widen a rift with allies, while U.S. delays or changes in stance amplified the deterioration of talks.
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Associated Press
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Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Crosby cleared in Texas-Adams Oil stock sale case
Francis Peter Crosby former husband of Denise Darcel was found innocent of any wrongdoing in the sale of unregistered Texas-Adams Oil Co stock as defense argues. Crosby resigned as secretary-treasurer two months after William J. McCarthy became president amid a broader conspiracy claim.
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Denise Darcel
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Lubbock Christian College Names New Student Senate Officers
Charles Valentine was elected president of the Student Senate at Lubbock Christian College. Norman Preston of Shallowater is vice president, Barbara Norman of Bayfield Colorado is secretary, and Glenn Reeves of Hereford is treasurer.
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Student Senate Elects Officers at Lubbock Christian College
Charles Valentine named president of the Student Senate in the annual election at Lubbock Christian College. Norman Preston from Shallowater becomes vice president, Barbara Norman of Bayfield Colorado is secretary, and Glenn Reaves of Hereford is treasurer. Officers begin duties in fall. each winner listed with campus activities and parentage.
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Rockefeller Jr Will Leaves Majority to Charity
John D Rockefeller Jr reported 150 million dollar estate with most to charity and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. The will filed in Surrogates Court lists gifts of Mount Desert Island land to the U.S. government, real estate to sons, a life income for Martha Baird Rockefeller, and a one million dollar bequest to the sleepy hollow restoration.
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Sons
Tarrytown
Westchester County
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Harbor Club
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van Cortlandt House
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Jury Awards Hewitt 4001 Damages After 12 Hours Deliberation
In 72nd District Court Carl Hewitt of Lubbock County sought 131600 from two El Paso men, Larry and H P Byers. Jury awards 4001.13 for personal injuries and car damage from a March 11 collision at 22nd St and Ave A. Trial resumes with Walters and Tarter v Southwest General Insurance and Pacific National Insurance Group over a Ritz Theater fire. Judge Ledbetter presiding. Judge Lindsey away attending sister-in-law's funeral.
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Lubbock County
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H. P. Byers
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22Nd St
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Two Shots Turn Suspect Into Steal Pigeon
Oakland police suspected Pedro Morales Aguilar a 50 year old truck driver in an unsolved 400 burglary at a tavern on April 4. He denied guilt but offered to guide inspectors to the culprit and indicated a replacement suspect by drinking two shots and declaring the culprit was present revealing himself.
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Calif
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Real estate talks and graduation notes across region
Lubbock real estate broker Ray Chapman headlines a Carlsbad seminar on mortgage funds sponsored by the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. King College in Bristol announces Lanny Phillips will be vice president of the junior class. C L Kay at Lubbock Christian College gave Girard High School’s commencement address. A boy in Lubbock dies from a self inflicted gunshot wound. a bank executive discusses mortgage trends at a local MLS meeting attended by over 400 agents. Tunnel work under the English Channel is slated to begin this year.
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George Phillips
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Lubbock Christians College
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Citizens National Bank
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Jury awards $4,001 in accident suit pending higher judgment
Final arguments finished in a U S District Court civil case where plaintiffs seek a $1,502,608.75 judgment against H C Smith Oil Tool Co and Billy Robinson. The suit alleges Mr and Mrs Smith were killed and their children injured in a Gaines County crash on September 25, 1959.
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Mattie Lou Harbin
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Forgery Suspect Declared Insane in Sanity Hearing
Jurors in a 140th District Court found 22 year old Eddie Blancett sane at the time of forging a $300 Hemphill Wells check last August and insane now. He was an escapee from Wichita Falls state hospital. The verdict came after about three hours of deliberation.
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Wayne Lindsey
Donald R. Hill
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Harry C. Lane
Jack B. Price
J. W. Fowler
A. C. Nystel
Carlisle A. Tubbs
Frank W. Hayes
W. L. Garrett
Dallas to host National Finals Rodeo for third year
The National Finals Rodeo will be held in Dallas December 26 through January 1, 1962, marking its third straight year in the State Fair of Texas arena. The Las Vegas based commission announced the Dallas dates and 10 go rounds with officials James H. Stewart and John Van Cronkhite in attendance.
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Nev
UPI
Dallas
State Fair of Texas
State Fair’ Livestock Coliseum
Theft Suspects Plead Guilty In County Court
Two men initially charged with theft under $50 and seeking a non jury trial pleaded guilty after a Wednesday hearing. Judge Robert J. Allen sentenced James Gale Adams and Curtis Lee to 10 days in jail plus court costs for the battery theft conviction.
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Robert J. Allen
James Gale Adams
Curtis Lee
Ave. O
W. Robert Porter
4Th St
George Green
E. 31St St
Robert Sims
Albuquerque
N.M
Father of POW Francis Powers Appeals to Khrushchev
Oliver Powers of Pound Virginia writes to Nikita Khrushchev in a personal appeal “as one father to another” urging leniency and his son Francis Powers, a U S pilot captured by the Soviets, be allowed to come home. The elder Powers considers travel to Moscow with State Department approval and even offers to swap places with his son.
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Virginia
Mr. Khrushchev
Oliver Powers
Francis Powers
Francis G. Powers
Urals
U.S. State Department
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State Department
Richmond
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Khrushchev
Investment banker urged to push overseas aid and co op efforts
Harold L. Bache of Bache & Co. warned that Western nations face rising competition from the Soviet Union Germany and Japan and must actively participate in foreign markets to sustain economic stability He urged American firms to establish subsidiaries and plants abroad and to mobilize investment banks to connect companies with overseas opportunities He also noted Japan India and Thailand offer growth prospects while Germany aims to invest globally Stock market cooled after a volatile summit spillover with cautious investors and analyst cautions about abrupt shifts in defense spending expectations
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Soviet Union
Germany
Japan
Harold L. Bache
Bache & Co
New York International Banking
Bache
India
Thailand
L. ©. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Five Negroes Declared Unqualified for Federal Electric Jobs
President’s Committee on Government Contracts releases GSA findings that five Negro applicants were not qualified for electrician work on Smithsonian Museum and general office building projects. Panels and engineers, including two Negroes, unanimously support the nonqualification. The report notes no basis to claim nondiscrimination violations by prime contractors.
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General Services Administration
Richard M. Nixon
GSA
Smithsonian Museum of History
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Walter C. Doe & Co
iMcCloskey & Co
Howard P 'Foley Co
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