Berlin Crisis Talks End Without Concession
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met for two hours over Berlin with no concessions. Kennedy affirmed Western resolve to keep access and presence in West Berlin, while Gromyko pressed for a separate peace treaty with East Germany. Talks offered little progress and largely echoed prior positions, with Laos briefly noted.
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Merriman Smith Ashington
UPI
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
West Berlin
Khrushchev
East Germany
Gomyko
Sec
Dean Rusk
Rusk
White House
Kennedy- Gromyko
New York
Los Gromyko
Russie Ing
Laos
Plainview Man Injured In Fall At Hale Center Bridge
Jimmy Sparks 40 of Plainview suffered multiple fractures and possible head injuries after a 9 25 a m fall from a bridge at Hale Center while working for Sira Pange Construction Co He was treated at High Plains Clinic Hale Center and later moved to Methodist Hospital in Plainview.
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Plainview
Methodist Hospital
Jimmy Sparks
Alpma
Sira Pange Construction Co
Sparks
Hale Center
High Plains Clinic
Big Crowd Expected For Texas Tech Texas A&M Football Game
Lub bock anticipates one of the season’s largest fall crowds as Texas Tech hosts Texas A&M. More than 37 000 tickets sold for the Southwest Conference clash. stadium seats 41 500 with ticket offices open all day. Aggie Band arrives by special train at 3 pm and parades downtown at 4 pm along the route to the stadium.
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Jones Stadium
Pat Crouch
Lufkin
Jett
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Texas
Linda Capps
Amarillo
A&m
Jim Arskee
Texas ‘Tech
Texas A&m
Aggie
Pam
New Tax Form 1040 Simplified for Many Filers
The government unveiled a revised 1040 form reducing pages from four to two for many filers aiming to cut jargon. About 57 million taxpayers may use the new form replacing the old long version, while 7.5 million switch from the two page 1040W. The 140A short form remains for roughly 20 million with low income. Taxpayers face ongoing complexity and responsibility.
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United Press
Internal Revenue
Mortimer S. Caplin
Chaplin
Kennedy urges universal fallout shelter plan in speech
President Kennedy calls for rapid development of fallout protection for all Americans. He says a shelter plan unveiled within a month could cost homeowners about 130 dollars and be funded by federal and local efforts.
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Sid
Ashington
Emeeting Hero
Civil Defense
Kennedy
Civil Defense Committee
Governors’ Cone
Jersey
Fri
America
Ine Sand Kenedy
Snec
Lorah
Courage
Suud
Farmers told to prepare for end of Mexican farm labor program
An assistant secretary of labor said on Friday that farmers should prepare for the end of the Mexican farm labor program. He warned that the Bracero arrangement may not continue beyond its current term and urged growers to plan alternatives.
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Ission
Geery Holloman
Texas Afl-Cio
Saul
Arthur Goldberg
Holleran Sa
Kennedy
Hervest
Fess
California
Uni Des Tbs
WSL
Congress
Dictionary art y A Gathering Cocktail
A page notes a dictionary themed art event titled A Gathering Cocktail focusing on engaging attendees to speak up rather than simply listen. The piece highlights the problem of encouraging participation and dialogue among guests.
Clovis Boy Dies In Auto Mishap
A Clovis boy, David Allen Linton, died when a station wagon crashed on a U S Highway east of McLean. His brother William Guy Linton suffered multiple injuries. The accident raised issues tied to the Bracero program and farm labor recruiting in the region.
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Mclean
UPI
Moxie
United States
U.S
H.W
State Highway Patrol
David Allen Linton
John R. Linton
Clovis
William Guy Linton
Reds Hint At Setup On Berlin
The Associated Press reports Soviet leaders Khrushchev Mikoyan and Ulbricht signaled a possible postponement of a Berlin crisis beyond year end. They avoided belligerent language while reaffirming terms for a settlement and noted Western interests in Berlin. See BERLIN Page.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Khrushchev
Anastas I. Mikoyan Sand
Fast Germany
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
East
Kennedy
Andrey A. Gromyko
Washington
LBJ Visited Rayburn Amid Cancer Deterioration
Rayburn, 79, weakened by advanced cancer, received blood transfusions and intravenous feeding as he spoke briefly with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. Baylor University Medical Center officials say his life could end in days and only comfort measures remain.
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Allas
Rayburn
Lyndon B. John Br
Ralph Tompsett
Baylor Unicenter
Tompsett
LBS
Johnson
Vison
Kennedy
Hany
World Series Game Three Opens in Cincinnati Today
The third game of the World Series starts in Cincinnati at noon Lubbock time with New York pitcher Bill Stafford facing Cincinnati’s Bob Purkey. Details and photos appear on the newspaper’s Page 1 with full coverage in Sundays Avalanche Journal.
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Cincinnati
Lubbock
New York
Bill Stafford
Reds
Bob
Mrs Khrushchev Hosts Pacifists in Moscow Meeting
Mrs Khrushchev meets a group of peace marchers at the Moscow House of Friendship. She defends nuclear testing and rejects calls to scrap opens while noting Soviet vulnerabilities. The mood swings from friendly to tense as the visitors present photographs and souvenirs.
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Nina Khinustiches
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscone
Moscow
Khrushev
Kherushichev
Francisco
Lyn Marsh
London
Furniture Store Ravaged by Mass Fire at Oakwood Village
A major fire damaged Mc Kelvy's Furniture Co at Oakwood Village injuring no one reported. Estimated losses reach 85 000 with 50 000 in stock and equipment and 40 000 in building and smoke damage to nearby firms. Firefighters battled flames pouring from the storefront as smoke filled about 10 adjoining businesses. Fire Chief Art Holly described flames bursting through vents and spreading rapidly as customers alerted authorities.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
Lames
McKelvy’s Furniture Co
Oakwood Village
30Th St
Ave. U
Capt. Alc. Black
Sacksand
Fie
Furnitire
Wayne Davis
Lubbock
A. L. Davis Food
the Furniture Company
Ater
Davis
Acorss
Corsswa
Art Holly
James
Holly
Page
Jewel Theft Probed at Amarillo Store
Amarillo police investigate a theft at a jewelry store after owner John Furbach Sr. says a man distracted him while a woman stole 3920 dollars worth of jewels. The man followed the woman out of the shop as officers collect details.
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Amarillo
John Furbach Sr
Furbach
Weather sketchy and windy with mixed sun
Weather report notes fair conditions with variable winds from the south or southwest up to strong speeds. Forecast includes mention of temperatures around the mid range, with unsettled outlook and local variations across regions including Houston.
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Lubbock
Houston
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KFYO
Mare Kennedy
Anton
Saerican
Bracero
Holloman
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Clovis Boy
Linton
Ulbricht
Hoe
Mikelan
LBJ
Fate Bulletin
Brickwell Larbbuck
Mrs. K
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