JFK names Bowles adviser after State Department shakeup
President Kennedy named Chester Bowles as special adviser on African Asian and Latin American affairs reporting directly to Kennedy and Secretary Rusk. Bowles will handle long range planning and policy in the region and improve U S operation and representation in the involved countries.
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Bowles. New posting shifts power in State Department
Bowles leaves as undersecretary of state and takes a new ambassadorial post focused on new and developing nations. Salinger said Bowles will carry special missions for Kennedy, while Rusk gains firmer control of foreign policy operations amid a reshuffle that ends Bowles’s tenure. Liberal critics argue Kennedy erred in removing Bowles.
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Slaying of Hobbs Dentist Draws More Charges
A Hobbs shooting case adds two more defendants after Steve Patlin Schwartz 21 confessed to robbery and murder in Dr W G Cook’s downtown office. Phillip Ray Dyer 20 and Alton Brent Tipton 19 face murder armed robbery and conspiracy counts. Mrs Melba Joyce Harper 23 is charged as accessory after the fact. the group’s car aided the crime. Page 10.
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Fort Worth
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Plan Clouds West Hopes At Geneva
The West awaits at Geneva as the Soviet Union proposes an uninspected ban on underground tests and insists on detection systems for other tests. The plan, aimed at easing world disapproval after recent explosions, mirrors but counters the Kennedy Macmillan framework and faces Western rejection.
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4 H Club Congress honors two area youths in Chicago
A Briscoe County farm girl and a Tulsa freshman won 4 H awards at the 40th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Nancy Pyeatt received a 400 dollar college scholarship and Carolyn Garrison earned honors in garden awards. Delegates total about 1400 as Congress runs through Thursday.
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Rockefeller Due Home Wednesday
News reports say Nelson Rockefeller plans to fly home after a vain search for his son Michael in Dutch New Guinea. A tropical storm hindered rescue efforts, and a KLM flight will divert to Biak to pick up the Rockefeller party with Idlewild arrival expected Wednesday night.
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Dictionary Argument Turns Into Angry Dispute
An entry in the Comtc Dictionary notes an ongoing quarrel where two people exchange heated words without physical contact. The description frames the exchange as a verbose clash rather than a violent confrontation.
US space plan outlined at United Nations
The United States proposed an international space cooperation program at a UN committee on peaceful uses of outer space. Key points include a universal open exploration doctrine, a central UN registry for space launches, sharing weather satellite data via WMO, and studying earth satellite use for better communications with emphasis on aiding developing nations. Soviet delegate urged equal representation and warned against majority rule without consensus.
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Stevenson Returns From Talks On Hemisphere Security
Adlai Stevenson arrived back in New York after urgent discussions with Argentine President Frondizi in Port of Spain Trinidad. He hinted the talks centered on the Cuban problem and the security of the hemisphere against alien influences from abroad.
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Freight train hits pickup near Slaton. man killed
A freight train collided with a pickup about one mile southeast of Slaton on U S Highway 81. Jack Brookshire, 51, of Slaton, was killed. The Santa Fe train, pulling 13 cars, was moving north. the pickup left the road and skid marks extended 101 feet. Conductor W J Schilling and engineer H E Woods, both of Slaton, were aboard the train.
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Laton
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Believed Mentally Ill Youth Sought In Triple Slaying
Las Cruces authorities pursue a mentally ill youth suspected in a triple homicide incident. The case involves an unconfirmed motive and ongoing investigations by local police and county agencies.
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Triple murder charges loom in New Mexico case
A 17 year old Las Cruces youth is charged with murder in a triple killing of three women including his grandmother. Sheriff Alfredo Garcia filed the charge and the youth faces a flight indictment by the FBI. Authorities search for the boy as details emerge of the victims and the family’s connection to Brookshire School.
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Chimp Set For Orbital Flight Tests Aid Astronauts
A chimp at Cape Canaveral will orbit the Earth three times in a Project Mercury capsule to gauge weightlessness effects on mental and reflex functions. NASA aims to learn if long spaceflight affects an astronaut's faculties as Ham the chimp has shown.
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U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Fox Call Mistaken For a Bird Call, Hunter Dies
Robert Clee Thompson sat in a tree on the Roy Massingill farm near Hamilton while calling foxes with a fox whistle. Bob McFarland, also from Hamilton, mistook the whistle for a bird call and fired a shotgun. Thompson was struck in the face and died shortly after at Hamilton hospital.
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Weather Map Page Missing Details in Lubbock Vicinity
Cloudy with morning fog then partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon. Nocturnal low near 25 degrees with ice. Forecast shows higher temps later, but the scanned text is garbled and lacks complete specifics for a full forecast.
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