New Red Squeeze Forecast for Berlin Crisis
The State Department warned Khrushchev he would bear full responsibility for any new Berlin crisis while officials privately foresaw a Soviet squeeze against West Berlin in late November or December. Adenauer pledged West Germany would aid the Allies, and Home voiced Britain’s support to prevent a Communist takeover of Berlin. A bankruptcy case in Texas settled a salvage plan for Coleman D. McSpadden, with creditors approving a compromise preserving about 125000 in equity and a 150000 home.
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Ashington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
State Department
West Berlin
Kennedy
Cuba
Adenauer
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Britain
France
Llandudno
Wales
Lord Home
Coleman D. McSpadden
U.S
Frank R. Murray
Murray
Armour and Co
McSpadden
Lee McSpadden
Lincoln White
Sec. of Defense
Robert McNamara
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Nikita
White
Mr. Khrushchev
Plane Crash in Spain Kills 18
An Iberia Airlines twin engine airliner crashed and burned in light fog near Seville. All 18 aboard were killed, including two Americans identified as Mr and Mrs Dakin. The flight was from Valencia to Seville and the U.S. Embassy in Madrid confirmed the two American victims.
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Seville
Spain
UPI
Iberia Airlines
Airlines
Valencia
U.S
Madrid
U S Refuses Guarantee for British Cuba Trade Ships
The United States declined to promise protection for British vessels to Cuba, signaling ships in the Cuban trade face possible attacks by anti Castro raiders amid rising tensions. Alpha 66 claimed a raid, Britain voiced concern, and Washington warned no responsibility for exile actions outside U S jurisdiction.
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Ashington
United States
Cuba
Alpha 66
State Department
London
Eral
U.S
Department
Lincoln White
Caribbean Sea
Antonio Veciana
Tax Rift Hits Monaco as France Bars Trade
France orders a customs barrier around Monaco to tax French firms using its tax free status. Prince Rainier plans to return as Paris presses Valery Giscard d Estaing announced checks on goods from Monaco. France seeks to curb tax free profits financing the Monte Carlo resort.
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Aris
France
Monaco
Riviera
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Valery Gisecard d'Estaing
Rainier
East German refugee abandons escape attempt after police warning
West Berlin police reported Friday that warning shots and flares forced an East German refugee to abandon an escape attempt during the night.
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Berlin
West
Lubbock to vote on neighborhood improvement plan
About 8000 residents in northwest Lubbock will attend an October 22 meeting to decide if their area should become a showcase of self improvement. A temporary steering committee outlined a first phase including lot cleanups, weed and grass mowing, tree and lawn trimming, junk removal, and demolition of dilapidated structures.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
A. L. Smith
Clovis Road
4Th Street
College and Indiana Avenues
Westerners Receive New Travel Jackets Before Amarillo Trip
Lubbock High School Westerners boarded their bus to Amarillo with 40 players wearing black travel jackets bearing a gold emblem. The jackets, ordered from St Paul and shipped via Chicago, arrived after a Braniff Airlines search located them in Dallas Friday morning.
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Lubbock High School
Amarillo
Municipal Airport
Dallas
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Lubbock Westerner
Gerald Ussery
Gary Hutson
Lubbock High
Carl Spoonemore
Westerners receive jackets before Amarillo trip
A special plane from Dallas arrives in Lubbock as the Westerners depart for Amarillo. Head coach Carl Spoonmore and staff catch the team at Municipal Airport and, with Jack Redpath of Champ's Aviation, hand out the jackets just as the bus proceeds. Goober Keyes assists with cleaning off the gear.
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Hank Samsel
Lubbock
Dallas
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Municipal
Carl Spoonmore
Jack Redpath
Champ's Aviation
Goober Keyes
Mississippi Governor Stands Firm in Desegregation Dispute
In a federal appeals court hearing, Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett refused to fully comply with desegregation orders for the University of Mississippi. Barnett did not attend. an attorney spoke for him. The court took no action, while U.S. Atty. Gen. Burke Marshall urged collecting part of a daily $10,000 fine and noted Barnett had partly purged contempt. James Meredith, 29, had been admitted to Ole Miss and was attending classes, while critics argued the Justice Department injunction over Meredith lacked legal power.
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Orleans
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Burke Marshall
Marshall
Charles Clark
Richard T. Rives
Montgomery
Ala
Clark
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Elbert P. Tuttle
Atlanta
Justice Department
Meredith
Oxford
Prayer Offer for Daily Blessings in Idalou
A reader submission from Idalou shares a daily prayer asking for divine guidance. The verse seeks blessing for every thought word and act and asks God to make the writer good today.
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the Sonders
Idalou
Congress Still Stuck in Prolonged Session Stalemate
The 7th Congress teetered toward adjournment as Rep. Clarence Cannon blocked business. Kennedy's plea did not move the 83 year old Missouri Democrat. A quorum failure halted action. a tentative compromise sought to bypass Cannon’s objections by shifting portions of the supplemental appropriation bill to the main package.
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United Press International
Ashington
Congress
House
Kennedy
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Cannon
Senate
Pennsylvania
Oregon Braces as Pacific Storm Triggers Statewide Emergency
A violent Pacific storm lashed Western Oregon with winds up to 93 mph, killing at least 22 people and prompting Gov. Mark Hatfield to declare a state of emergency and mobilize the National Guard. Power and communications collapsed statewide, I-5 closed south of Eugene, and widespread damage including a $1 million toll in Gold Beach.
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Francisco
Oregon
California
Washington
Mark Hatfield
National Guard
Eugene
Bonneville Power Administration
Portland
Gold Beach
Willamette River
Junction City
Southern Pacific Railway
Hale County 4-H Team Wins National Livestock Judging
Hale County Texas 4-H livestock judging team won national honors in Kansas City. Coach Ollie Liner led the team which scored 1 45 points. Kansas placed second with 1 913 points Nebraska and others followed with 1 904 and 1 901 points.
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Kansas City
Hale County
Hale
Texas
Ollie Liner
Kansas
Thaois
Nebraska
Weather map page brief for Lubbock area trends
Continued warm with highs around the upper 80s and lows near 50s in Lubbock and vicinity. Winds southwest at 15 to 20 mph with mixed early afternoon readings and varying humidity. City table lists high 92 in Abilene and 93 in Houston with other regional gauges showing 90s and 40s in surrounding locales.
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Eetty Pal City
Abilene
el Paso
Albuquerque
Houston
Amario
Roswell Sa
Denver
Falls Gl
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