Kennedy vows quick release for Reservists called to duty
President Kennedy sought to reassure Reservists drafted to prevent war that many would be out of uniform in under 12 months. He described their service as vital and compared it to the readiness of an air base, while noting equipment gaps and camp hardships. He emphasized commitment to peace and not surrender, amid Viet Nam tensions and Germany Berlin questions.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Alvin O'Kensky
R-Wis
Army
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Ft.Lewis
Wash
Ft. Lewis
SAC
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
United States
U.S
Viet Nam
Germany
Berlin
West Texas girl dies after heart surgery
Geneva Ann Sutton eight year old daughter of Dinzal and Dinzal Sutton of Seminole died at Children's Memorial Hospital Chicago after exploratory heart surgery. Cardiologists cited a damaged heart muscle and a post recovery collapse. A medical fund was started to help the Sutton family with expenses as residents statewide donated. Funeral arrangements are handled by Singleton Funeral Home.
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Associated Press
Chicago
West Texas
Children's Memorial Hospital
Geneva Ann Sutton
Dinzal D. Sutton
Seminole
Sutton
I Ito
Singleton Funeral Home
Prayer for Faith Love and Guidance
A brief devotional plea asks for more love to Christ more faith to please God and a greater portion of the Holy Spirit to guide the path and deepen understanding of Thy word for faithful living.
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Christ
President Kennedy interview draws mixed global reaction
A Western world audience viewed Kennedy's Moscow interview with Soviet editor Alexei Adzhubel as a potential bridge to better understanding behind the Iron Curtain. Reactions varied with Russians in Moscow questioning Western claims, Western Europeans praising Kennedy, and the Soviet press largely ignoring the piece.
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Kennedy
Moscow
Alexei Adzhubel
West Germany
Soviet Union
Azveatia
New
York
Europe
Johann| Schmitt
Bonn
Germany
Cotton quotas set for 1962 area allotments
The South Plains region, centered on the Sub- area around Plainview, learns 1962 cotton allotments from the ASCS. Dale Carter notes the 1962 total of about 2.419 million acres for the area, a 2.6 percent cut from 1961, with 1960 historical basis guiding calculations.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche Journal
South Plains
South
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dale Carter
Plainview
ASCS
College Station
Crash Kills Slaton Man
Slaton farmer Joseph Elzie Rudd, 58, died when his car left U S Highway 8 near Slaton and struck two trees at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. The 1958 car rammed the first tree ten feet off the road then hit a second, pinning him inside. Funeral services were pending at Wilms Funeral Home in Slaton.
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Avalanche Journal
POST
Slaton
Joseph Elzie Rudd
Here
Henry L. Harden
S. Hwy
Harden
Rt 1
Wilms Funeral
Rudd
Patroman
A. B. Davis To Quit As Head Of CC Here
A. B. Davis, head of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce since March 10, 1924, announced plans to retire on March 10, 1962, the 38th anniversary of his leadership. He will serve as consultant at $800 monthly for year one, then $400 monthly for three years, with duties to extend until a successor is named.
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B. Davis
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Chamber
Davis
Chamber of Commerce and
Chamber of Commerce
BCD
Mark Hailey
Cc-Bcd
Iob
News Wader Talks on Autobar
A brief editorial note references a feature titled News Wader Talks on Autobar appearing in the busy sections, hinting at automotive topics and cultural observations of the era. The page navigation suggests content spread across multiple sections with diverse coverage.
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Bcores
Becton
Martin Dies Sr Eyes Texas At Large Congress Race
May seek post from Lufkin Texas as Martin Dies Sr former chairman of HUAC contemplates running for a congressman at large seat in Texas next year.
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Lufkin
Tex
Martin Dies Sr
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Texas
Titan Missile Blazes 5 000 Miles In Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP an intercontinental Titan missile traveled 5 000 miles to the South Atlantic Ocean in a successful test of an inertial guidance system for a new more powerful model. The primary aim was to evaluate the guidance system being developed for the Titan II the most powerful military rocket projected in the United States drawing boards and set to begin test program here early in 1962.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
South Atlantic Ocean
United States
Ltan II
Enos the chimp flies twice around world before mission changes
In Cape Canaveral Enos the chimp completed two orbits of the globe before mission adjustments. John H. Glenn, 40, was named to take the orbital path with Navy Lt. Comdr. Scott Carpenter as backup. The chimp’s flight faced partial success as technical issues shortened the planned three laps to two, reaching speeds up to 17 500 mph.
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Atlas
Cape Canaveral
Chimpanos
Enos
Egret
Will Wilson Enters Race In Space Politics Headlines
Will Wilson announced as the first Democrat to enter the gubernatorial race in the spring primary. The Austin attorney general outlined a campaign theme linking Texas policy to space effort funding. American space program leaders discussed how Enos's flight could affect U S plans. Donald Slayton Walter Schirra and Alan Shepard named to space team roles while Grissom also noted.
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Avalanche Journal
Austinaatty
Will Wilson
Wilson
Texas
Uniteds
Robert Gilruth
U.S
Gilruth
Donald B. Slayton
Walter Schir
Alan B. Shepard Jr
America
Glenn-Carpenter
Virgil I. Grissom
Wilson and Cox Join GOP Governor Race
Wilson becomes one of two announced gubernatorial candidates, joining Republican Jack Cox. Formby, 49, plans to enter the race for the Democratic nomination in January, after serving as attorney general and previously on the Texas Supreme Court. Wilson argues economy in government is a necessity and pledges detailed proposals next month. See WILL WILSON Page 12.
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Wilson
Jack Cox
Formby
Texas Supreme Court
Dallas
Marshall Formby
Plainview
Will Wilson
Mrs Glenn not bit afraid of first U S orbital flight
Mrs John H Glenn Jr reacts in Arlington Virginia to the Wednesday announcement that her husband, Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr, will be the United States' first orbital astronaut. She shows calm confidence in Project Mercury and awaits final details on launch site.
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Manne
John H. Glenn Jr
America
Prean
Rlington
U.S
Washington
Glenn
U.S. Asronaut
Farany
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Shepard
Weather Map: Partly cloudy and fog in morning
Lubbock area forecast calls for morning fog and then a warmer day with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. High around 60 degrees and a low tonight. Shopping days till Christmas.
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Lubbock
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Simran
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Fay Twlay
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