Professor Barghoorn Arrest Mystery Reveals Cold War Tensions
Barghoorn describes an arrest in the USSR as a mystery and cites Soviet suspicion of objective social research. He recalls intense interrogations and strict caution during travel, while expressing faith in future cultural exchanges if negotiations progress. President Kennedy's intervention is noted as pivotal to his release and to potential resumed cultural missions.
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Professor Won't Gloat Over Red Faux Pas
Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn was released by Soviet authorities after 16 days of detention amid U.S. pressure. He declined to gloat, flew home via London to New York, and said he would cooperate with officials while praising President Kennedy’s role.
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Tom Ochiltree
NEW York
Frederick C. Barghoorn
U.S
Yale
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Soviet Union
Saggand
London
Moscow
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Kensington
George Jones
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Rangoon
Burma
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Heavy Storms Hit Easter Spain Killing Six
Madrid reports heavy rains and fierce winds across Spain from Saturday to Sunday. Six people died as homes collapsed in Talavera De La Reina and Creskelles while two seamen perished when a fishing boat capsized off Estepona. Local villages flooded and crops were destroyed.
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Crestelles
Estepona
Airman Dies In Sky-Dive Mishap Near Tucson
A 25 year old airman A J C Charles W Walton was killed when a fellow sky diver crashed through his parachute 2000 feet above ground near Davis Monthan Air Force Base Tucson. Photographer Peter Neumann 23 from Tucson was hospitalized with injuries after crashing through Waltons chute then opening his own chute about 500 feet above ground.
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Tucson
Ariz
APY
A.J.C
Charles W. Walton
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Peter Neumann
Neumann
Walton
Cadets In Civil Air Patrol Take Flights
About 25 cadets and volunteers took part in CAP spot landing and orientation flights at Abernathy Airport on Sunday as part of a new recruiting program. Pilots included Lt James Utley and 2/Lt W T Ward of Lubbock S M Bill Wilkerson of Idalou and others. Cadets receiving orientation flights were Larry DuBois Joe Cain Robert Cross Wayne Crosby and William Munn all from Lubbock.
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Idalou
Dick Loveless
T. A. Stephenson
New Deal
Gary Lawrey
John Yarbrough
Shallowater
Bryan Reeves
Larry DuBois
Joe Cain
Robert Cross
Wayne Crosby
William Munn
Yale Professor Barghoorn Released From Moscow Prison
Nine Moscow newspapers report the release of Yale University professor Frederick C. Barghoorn who was arrested October 31 on espionage charges, then expelled after a brief imprisonment. The incident underlines Cold War tensions and caution against U.S.-Soviet exchanges.
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Yale
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Afghan Interior Minister Leads Border Pact Delegation to Peking
Afghanistan Interior Minister Abdul Kazoum heads a delegation through Karachi to China to sign a boundary agreement with Red China this week. The move signals a formal pact on borders between the two nations.
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Kazoum
Survivor recollects cattle stampede and rough rider days
Veteran recounts a 1900s cattle stampede near Texas where a horn pierced a horse and Aten shot the animal. He later details life with rough riders, a 1945 accident, moves to California and Los Angeles, and decades of travel and family notes. UPI report on Viet Nam fatalities and clashes follows.
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California
Imperial Valley
Jack Harvey
Buffalo Bill
Jack
Ido
Texas
Lubbock
Saigon
UPI
U. S
Tom
Anter
Viet Nam
Geant
South Viet Nam
No Drive-In Trade Wanted In San Diego
A nationwide insurance company earned its first drive-in customer in San Diego but lacks drive-in facilities. The firm will cover damages totaling 375 dollars, paying 350 dollars for the customer's car and 25 dollars for the building.
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San Diego, Calif
Former Getty Wife Victim Of Thieves Heat From Open Gas Stove
Windell Dale Cordell seven months died while sitting in a walker near an open gas heater. Investigators said he may have been exposed to the heat about fifteen minutes as his parents were away at home. The boy was the son of Charles B. Cordell and his wife.
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Burma Communist Party
Ne Win
Houston
Windell
Dale Cordell
Charles B. Cordell
Army Coup Dismisses Baathist Regime In Iraq
Beirut reports the Iraqi army revolted and toppled the Baathist government in Baghdad. President Abdi Salam Aref heads the new regime and army, declares curfew and orders shot of violators, following a prior failed Baathist bid.
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LVN Installation Scheduled Today
An installation ceremony for newly elected officers of the Licensed Vocational Nurses Association district is set for 7 20 p m at St John s Methodist Church in Lubbock. Installing officer Mrs Louise Linker RN will preside with officers Mrs Grace Bevel and Mrs Frances Givens to be installed and board members named.
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Lubbock
Anne Davis
Birdie Robinson
Christine Sliger
Grace Barton
Inis Winters
Shallowater
Association
Pilot Lavallee Found Dead After Adirondack Crash
Air Force confirms Capt. Hugh A. Lavallee of Springfield Massachusetts was killed when an F 86 crashed in the Adirondack Mountains during a training flight. Lavallee had been rescued three months earlier from the Atlantic Ocean by Soviet fishermen after bailing from another disabled jet.
Woman Receives 4636 Damages In Court Case
A woman was awarded 4636 in damages after testifying that her 82 year old husband is now left to handle all the housework. She described him as an old gentleman during her testimony to the judge.
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Oldster’s
London
UPS
Soniia Cornwell
High Court
Interior moves to block Merrywood high rise near Kennedy childhood home
The Interior Department acts on Kennedy orders to halt a $17 million, 46 acre Merrywood complex near McLean Virginia. Officials filed a declaration of taking to acquire the scenery rights rather than the land itself as a scenic easement. The move aims to preserve the area around Jacqueline Kennedy’s girlhood home.
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Sugar War and development plans clash over Potomac site
The article details a sale by Hugh D. Auchincloss of a Fairfax County mansion near the Potomac to real estate developers for about 650000 with a high rise project proposed. Local residents and Interior Secretary Udall opposed rezoning for apartments and the dispute over access and preservation of scenic park areas tied to U S policy on sugar imports and federal land rights.
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Washington
Auchincloss
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Inter
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Interior Department
Fairfax County
George Washington Memorial Parkway
National Parks Service
Area Crash Near 34th Street and Quirt Ave
Police report a collision at 34th Street and Quirt Avenue involving Antonio Cruz and Barnell Shed from 515 Avenue G. Mr and Mrs E H Hewlett of Rt 2 Wilson were taken to Mercy Hospital Slaton after their car hit a parked pickup on FM Road 211 four miles east of Wilson. The Hewitts were eastbound. the pickup owned by Earl Horton of Lubbock was partly on the roadway during aircraft loading. Hospital attendants said the Hewletts were not hurt.
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Quirt Ave
Antonin Cruz
Barnell
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E. H. Hewlett
Rt. 2
Wilson
Mercy Hospital
Slaton
Hewett
Earl Horton
Lubbock
Hewletts
Five Children Die In Car Train Crash Near Brandenberg Ky
Five children were killed and three injured when their car collided with a freight train near Brandenberg Kentucky about ten miles south of here. State Trooper James Moraes said the car, driven by Mrs. Artie Haynes of Guston, apparently drove into the path of a Louisville and Nashville freight train at Ekron.
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Artie Haynes
Guston
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