Rusk rejects U.S. Cuba deal linking to Berlin
State Department Chief Dean Rusk ruled out any US Soviet bargain to end Cuban intervention in exchange for Western concessions on Berlin or bases abroad. He told reporters you cannot trade freedom in one place for freedom elsewhere. Kennedy and Home planned a Sunday summit to discuss Cuba dangers and Western resolve on Berlin. See RUSE Page 8.
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Kennedy urges Mississippi students to obey law amid Ole Miss riot
President Kennedy appeals to University of Mississippi students to uphold law and close the Meredith case quickly and quietly as rioting on campus leaves two dead and scores injured. Military forces arrive, guards and troops quell clashes around the Lyceum Building while tear gas and projectiles strike several bystanders.
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Longshoremen Strike Hits Atlantic Gulf Coasts
About 90,000 longshoremen from Maine to Texas walked out in a no contract no work dispute with 145 steamship and stevedoring firms. The ILA faces a demand to cut dock work gangs from twenty to eight to sixteen per gang as the previous contract expired at midnight.
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Trail Driving Emerges After Civil War Texas Cattle Boom
Postwar Texas and Southwest range offered knee high grass and vast cattle herds. In 1886 cowmen launched cattle drives to northern railheads, creating a trail driving era that sent about 10 million cattle and 1 million horses north. Dangers included hostile Indians swollen rivers and stampedes.
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LBJ Declares US Aim to Oust Castro at Midland Air Show
Vice President Lyndon Johnson told about 20 000 at the seventh annual Midland air show that the United States will prevent the Castro regime and Soviet influence in Cuba by any means. He said the aim is to get rid of Castro and to win the peace with allies, foes, and neutrals. Johnson also addressed criticism of a no win policy toward communism and pledged action if Cuban communist buildup threatens US security or that of allies.
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Go Plan for Schirra Flight Clouded by Storm
A tropical storm east of Puerto Rico threats Schirra six orbit mission around the world. NASA will decide today if launch is postponed. if go, Schirra would fly at 17 500 mph Wednesday, with landing options across the Pacific.
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Victoria reads Sabin Type II polio vaccine uptake
About 44 percent of Victoria County residents from 46 000 population received the Sabin Type II oral polio vaccine on Sunday despite the Surgeon General warning against adult use.
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Dodgers Giants Set for Three Game NL Playoff
The Dodgers and Giants finish 101–61 to force a three game NL playoff in San Francisco and Los Angeles to decide who advances to face the Yankees in the World Series. The winner advances after two wins in the three game set.
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Television: A Form of Entertainment
A concise glossary style note defines television as a form of entertainment you watch hoping it becomes entertaining. The piece plays on the typical columnword humor of the era and frames TV as a cultural pastime.
Solons praise Kennedy speech on Mississippi crisis
Republican Senator from New England and a Democrat from West Virginia lauded President Kennedy's nationwide address on the Mississippi integration crisis as reflecting public will. Louisiana Senator Ellender praised the speech while Mississippi’s senators and most House members denounced it and Kennedy's order to enforce court rulings.
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Prayer Note From C Melvin Ratheal
A faith text from C Melvin Ratheal of Lubbock asks for divine grace to ease heavy burdens and lift broken hearts. The message seeks hope and comfort for those hurting in the community.
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C. Melvin Ratheal
Lubbock
U S Conducts Latest Underground Nuclear Test in Nevada
Tass reported in Moscow that the United States carried out another underground nuclear explosion at a Nevada testing ground, the 52nd in the series. Tass did not report any Soviet explosions in the current sequence.
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Barnett's Son Among Guards Federalized
Ross Barnett Jr the governor of Mississippi's son and an attorney serves as a lieutenant in a guards headquarters company in Jackson as the Mississippi National Guard is federalized for possible use during the University of Mississippi integration crisis.
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Mississippi National
Weather Map Page 3 A: Lubbock and Vicinity Forecast
Clear to partly cloudy today and Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs near 75 and lows around 47. Light northeasterly winds.
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