Adenauer Arrives in US for Talks on Berlin Crisis
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reached Washington for talks aimed at unifying Western Allies before negotiations with the Russians on West Berlin. East German workers reinforced the Berlin Wall as Kennedy prepared for meetings, with talk of possible border action and Allied concessions.
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Nehru Tito and Nasser Lead Neutral Talks in Cairo
In Cairo three leaders Nehru Tito and Nasser met to discuss how neutralist powers face outside pressure from the United States. They stressed strengthening cooperation to maintain peace and solidarity amid Cold War tensions and debated U S aid shifts and Kennedy's Seattle remarks.
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India
Tito
Yugoslavia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Soviet Union
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Washington
Nasser
Cairo
Seattle
Train Hits Truck Killing Ten Near Tehran
A speeding train struck a truck carrying workers near Jaratji, about 25 miles northwest of Tehran, killing ten people and seriously injuring eleven on Sunday.
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Tehran
Iran
Jaratji
Lucille Ball Weds Gary Morton in Marble Church Ceremony
Actress Lucille Ball and club comic Gary Morton married on Sunday as 1500 fans milled outside Marble Collegiate Church in New York. Dr Norman Vincent Peale officiated. 40 guests attended the ceremony, including Ball’s two children from her marriage to Desi Arnaz. The couple planned a January honeymoon in Acapulco and a California residence after Morton’s Palm Springs booking.
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Lucille Ball
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New York
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EW York
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Morton
Acapulco
Palm Springs
California
Arnaz
City youths feature 37 valedictorians in Tech freshman class
65 of the 2392 entering freshmen are valedictorians from Texas high schools. James Ellis of Monterey and Roger Camp of Tom S. Lubbock are examples, both straight-A students since grade school, both two-sport lettermen, and both whose fathers teach at Texas Tech. Ellis chose Tech for football prospects despite offers from UT and others.
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Avalanche-Journal
Texas Tech
Lubbock
James Ellis
Monterey
Roger Camp
Tom S. Lubbock
Roscoe Wilson
J. T. Hutchinson
Ellis
Camp
Tech
University of Texas, Rice
Texas A and M
U. S. Military Academy
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Firestorm risks and safety steps in atomic attack
In the eleventh Libby series installment You Can Survive Atomic Attack Prof Willard Libby outlines firestorm dangers from a nuclear blast and advises precautions. It identifies safer city areas and actions individuals can take to reduce exposure and damage.
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Willard Libby
Rockefeller's Son Missing On New Guinea Expedition
Michael Rockefeller, 23, son of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, disappears while canoeing with two Dutch companions off Dutch New Guinea collecting native art. Mary Rockefeller joins the search as officials deploy aircraft and ships to the Asmat coast in one of the wildest regions.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
Dutch New Guinea
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Gov. Rockefeller
Mary
William Strawbridge
San Francisco
Tokyo
Rockefeller
New Guinea
the Hague
Harvard Gradu
Ate
Asmat
Harvard
Museum of Primitive Art
New York
John Scofield
National Geographic Magazine
Washington
Scofield
Rocky
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South Plains Maid of Cotton Contest Kicks Off Today
Preliminary judging starts at 9 a m today for the 1962 South Plains Maid of Cotton contest with about 25 contestants vying to succeed Joan Weinke Weaver. A ball in the Pioneer Hotel's Colonial Room features the Joe Reichman Orchestra and tonight’s dinner honors contestants and judges. Finals are set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium with the winner earning a trip to Memphis Tennessee.
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South Plains
Joan Weinke Weaver
Colonial Room
Pioneer Hotel
Joe Reichman
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Maid of Cotton Committee
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
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Plains Cotton Enterprises
Plains Cotton Growers Assn
South Plains Maid
Memphis
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Viet Cong Attack Kills Militiamen and Children Near Saigon
Government report says Communist Viet Cong rebels struck a river watchtower near Saigon on Sunday, killing four militiamen and two children in the attack.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Khrushchev agrees to meet Kekkonen in Siberia for talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev accepts Finland's request for an informal meeting with President Urho Kekkonen in Novosibirsk. The talks aim to ease East West tensions and discuss political rather than military matters under the 198 friendship pact. Kekkonen seeks a political dialogue without committing to military negotiations.
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Associated Press
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Khrushchev
Urho Kekkonen
Finland
Moscow
Kekkonen
Martti Miettunen
A. Zaharov
Woman Balloonist Seeks Endurance Record Across Panhandle
A 56-year-old Pennsylvania woman, Mrs Alford Wolfe of Bluebell, aims to set a world endurance record for women in a 65 foot balloon from Hamilton Airport near Big Spring. She lifted off at 12 37 a m Sunday and was last seen near Higgins Oklahoma drifting over western Oklahoma. FAA officials warned small aircraft to avoid the area as the balloon headed into rough country with beacon light and radio reportedly failing.
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Avalanche-Journal
Pennsylvania
South Plains
Panhandle
Federal Aviation Agency
Lubbock
Hamilton
Big Spring
FAA
Oklahoma City
Alford Wolfe
Bluebell
Wolfe
Come Dictionary Dead Beat The Only Man Who Is More Anxious
A brief columnist quips about a man obsessed with debt, noting his eagerness to borrow more than repay. The remark contrasts thrift with financial care, reflecting a satirical take on monetary habits in a social context.
Albert Seeks House Majority Leader Post
Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma announced his candidacy for the Democratic leader post in the House. The position is to follow John W. McCormack, likely to become speaker after Sam Rayburn's death. Albert has long served as House Democratic whip and acted as Democratic leader recently, with no clear opposition for speaker.
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UPD
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D-Okla
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Sam Rayburn
McCormack
Albert
Readers urged to submit short prayers for publication
The notice invites headers to send favorite prayers under 60 words for possible use. A prayer sample asks for strength faith and understanding through Jesus. Signature shown is Mrs N J Fowler Crosbyton, requesting concise entries.
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Mike
Jesus
Reversal of Trend Colder Winters Forecast for Four Years
The National Geographic Society reports slightly colder winters for the next four years, signaling only a temporary break in the 69 year warming trend. Since 1900 Northern Hemisphere temperatures rose about one degree with frost risks increasing in some regions.
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National Geographic Society
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New England
Canada
Swift End To Revolt Peril Seen
U S and Dominican forces pressed a show of strength as 12 American jets flew over Santo Domingo and warships closed in off the coast. Reports said Hector and Jose Arismendi Trujillo planned to flee. Balaguer said the brothers agreed to leave. The capital was quiet though soldiers and crowds watched from harborfront. questions remained about a larger move and interior unrest.
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Jose Arismendi Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo
Joaquin Balaguer
U.S. Navy
Trujillo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Santiago
Ciudad Trujillo
Balaguer
Girl Quizzed On Sinking Of Ship Bluebelle
Coast Guard investigators questioned twelve year old Ter ry Jo Du perracht Sunday about the sinking of the ketch Bluebelle eight days after a Bahamas squall. Officials said a press conference would reveal the girl's version of the disaster.
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Coast Guard
Terry Jo Duperracht
Bahamas
Terry Jo
Weather Map Page 9 A Lubbock area forecast
The weather page predicts hot weather cooling today with southeasterly winds 30 to 40 mph. Lubbock expected storms this afternoon with a chance of clouded skies and possible light showers. Temperature readings include 68 to 88 degrees across the region with city notes for Abilene El Paso Albuquerque Oklahoma City Dallas and other listed locales. The forecast covers four hour periods ending at midnight and includes regional temperatures.
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Abilene
el Paso
Albuerga
Houston
Amaculla Oo
Okla City
Dallas
Roswell
Denver
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