Nikita Blast Fired At the In Farewell Speech
Cuba was the only non Soviet bloc country to vote with the Russians. Khrushchev made three separate trips to the rostrum to accuse the United States of wriggling out of the colonial issue, demand an apology for spy plane incidents, and deliver a harsh series of threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Whrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Security Council
Pentagon
NATO
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Assembly
Frederick x. Boland
Ussr
Wadsworth
United Naions
Hammar‘Skjold
Hammarskjold
Black’ Sea
Hammarskijold
Hammarskiold
Philippines
Nepal
Africa
Guinea
Cotton Quota Hike Forecast As Farm Aid Stance Grows
County officials expect cotton allotments to rise with the national increase, based on five year planting history 1955 through 1959. Plains Cotton Growers Inc executive cites justification for higher quotas while price support still debated as 1961 parity rules shift. Khrushchev's UN farewell speech sparks heated exchanges with U S delegates over nuclear and disarmament issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitield
George W. Pfeiffenberger
The
Plains Coton Growers, Inc
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tornado Hits Texas Reports and Weather Warnings
Weather Bureau noted unconfirmed tornado 10 miles south of Altus Oklahoma with conflicting sheriff reports. Storms dumped 1.30 inches in Worth and up to 1.88 inches in Abilene while others saw rain and high winds across Central and West Texas. Thunderstorms and warnings extended through South and North Texas with hail and heavy rain in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Weather Bureau
Texas
Altus
Okla
Altius
Red River
Hamilton
South Plains
North Texas
Oklahoma
Fkres
Ganger
South
Central
West Texas
Mineral Wells
Palacios
Victoria
Beeville
Cotuila
San Anteio
Junction
San Aniomo
Austin
College Station
Abilene
Childress
Wichita Falls
Houston
Corpus Christi
Sherman
Amarilo
Dalhart
el Paso
Cotulla
Hobbs Man Loser in Old Confidence Game
A Hobbs resident was robbed by two men described as pigeon gamblers in downtown Lubbock. The victim befriended them, agreed to coffee, then handed over $304 after one man claimed to cover a prior $200. The men fled, leaving him with an empty coin purse and 836 loss.
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Hobbs
Lubbock
Times Square
New York Transit Authority
Deserter shot by Jordanian patrol near Tulkarm area
Army headquarters said an infiltrator was slain by a Jordanian patrol after refusing to halt at an order. The body was later handed to Israeli authorities via the UN Truce Supervision Organization in Jerusalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiman
Jordan
Tulkarm
UN Truce Supervision Organization
Jerusalem
Birth notices surface across Texas area hospitals
Several birth notices list newborns from different families across Texas towns. Mervin Hathaway and others report daughters and sons with weights from 4 to 7 pounds 14 ounces, all born at local hospitals such as Texas and Taylor. Fathers professions include farm laborer, electrician, steel contractor, and grocer.
City Postpones Action On Bid To Increase Gas Rate
The Lubbock city commission delayed action on a petition to raise gas rates. The hearing included questions on financial data, a revised Canadian River project contract, and a hospital bill for a Latin American man injured at Fair Park. Also approved were zoning appeals, a well field contract, and a joint electric service study with Southwestern Public Service Co.
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David Casey
Commission
Bureau of Reclemation
Fair Park Coliseum
Fred Gray
Department of Interior
Harold Aldrich
Bureau of Reclamation
Amarillo
Canadian River Authority
Roy Bass
C. J. Hollingsworth
West Texas Hospital
Andrew Longora
Fair Park
Lubbock
Bass
Hollingsworth
Casey
Hemphill ‘Contracting Co
Sandhills
R. B. Hodgson& Co
Midland
R. R. Leftwich
North
Ash Avenue
J. B. Joiner
van White
Troy Watson
Winston Brown
M. P
Texas Schools Win Big in 26th Yearbook Contest
NEW YORK AP The Columbia Scholastic Press Association awarded Texas schools across divisions. Amarillo High, Jefferson High San Antonio and Lamar High Houston won first in offset yearbook for seniors. Midland High and Sam Houston High Houston took second and third in the same division. Medalists include Highland Park Dallas and Tascosa Amarillo. Pampa High also earned a medal. Paris High and Pampa High won in 601-800 enrollment. Spring Hill Longview and Sam Houston San Antonio took second in 301-600. Trinity San Antonio and University of Houston won first in offset senior college divisions. Midwestern Wichita Falls earned third. Gainesville and San Antonio College won first in junior college offset. Amarillo College took second.
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New York
Texas
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Falurrias High School
Amarillo High School
Jefferson High School
San Antonio
Lamar High School
Houston
Midland High
Pampa
Sonar High
Paris High School
Pampa High School
Spring Hill High School
Longview
Sam Houston High School
Trinity University
University of Houston
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Gainesville College
Gainesvile
San Antonio College
Amarillo College
Court Overrules Rehearing Plea In Ferry Case
The Tenth Court of Civil Appeals on Thursday overruled the State of Texas rehearing motion in the Galveston Bolivar Point ferry case. It affirmed a Galveston district court judgment that barred the Texas Highway Department from operating the privately owned submerged land, allowing the ferry to continue under bond as the state plans to seek a writ of error at the Texas Supreme Court.
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Waco, Tex
Tenth Court of Civil Appeals
State of Texas
Galveston-Bolivar Point
Jake Tirey
Galveston District Court
Texas Highway Department
T. W. Lain
Ilegally
Bend
Austin
Asst
Tom Burrus
Associated Press
State Supreme Court
Two Texans Appointed to Upper Red River Board
Gov. Price Daniel named Carl Hall of Parnell and O R Stork of Quitaque to the Upper Red River Flood Control and Irrigation District board. Terms run until July 3, 1965. Berlin’s Free Peoples Theater marks its 70th season.
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BOARD
Austin
UPI
Price Daniel Thursday
Carl Hall
Parnell
Tex
O. R.stork
Quitaque
Red River
Flood Control and Irrigation District
Berlin
Free Peoples
Briton Voices Regret Over Demonstration
London RP reports a Home Office undersecretary David Renton expressing sorrow over a Coventry protest against NATO commander General Lauris Norstad. Renton vows to identify organizers of the riot during Norstad's speech, linked to British nuclear disarmament campaigners. Australia announces plan to build a new polar research vessel.
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London
Coventry
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
David Renton
Home Office
Norstad
Governor Says Newspapers Treat Dems Fairly in Coverage
Governor Abra ham Ribicoff of Connecticut told a world newspaper forum that most papers favoring Republicans now provide fair coverage of Democratic candidates for national office. He cited Kennedy receiving broad, balanced reporting and noted how press fairness has evolved since his own campaigns.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
First World Newspaper Forum
John F. Kennedy
Ribloff
Local Briefs On Two Hospitalized Individuals
W H Howarth principal at Tom St Lubbock High School was in fair condition at Methodist Hospital after readmission due to continued fever following a former illness. Harry Walter Stoneham, 22, jailed for burglary, also in fair condition at Methodist Hospital with treatment for a slashed wrist after being found in his jail bank by deputies following a call from fellow prisoners.
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W. H. Howarth
30Th St
Tom St. Lubbock High School
Methodist Hospital
Harry Walter Stoneham
Stoneham
West Germany plans up to 428 million for aid to poorer nations
Bonn reports the cabinet approved a plan to spend as much as 428 million dollars in aid to underdeveloped countries. Parliament must act on the bill before it can take effect.
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Bonn
Germany
CPT
West ‘Germany
Nixon cites Kennedy notes and debate format woes
Nixon blasted Kennedy for using notes in the debate and criticized the format for not allowing full answers. He said the other night’s exchange felt like a quick clash and preferred a longer two hour format. Nixon observed applause in a studio and noted comfort with distance from Kennedy. He also mentioned fatigue and scheduling pressures for final campaign weeks.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Quemoyo
Matsu
Chicago
Truman
Carm
Tonichi
s_ GENEVA
Eisenhower
Kenedy
United Nations
Coverup Charged In New Atom Process
London based AP report quotes Tass alleging Bonn and the United States conspired to hide a new cheap uranium refining method perfected in West Germany. Tass says the federal government declared the process a state secret to prevent widespread atomic weapon access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tass
West Germany
United States
iGermany
Bonn
Whiteside acquitted in Miami TV channel 30 conspiracy
Thurman A. Whiteside was acquitted of conspiring with former federal communications commissioner Richard A. Mack to influence the award of TV channel 30 in Miami Florida. The case centered on alleged improper actions by the pair to sway licensing decisions.
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Washington
Thurman A. Whiteside
Federal Communications
Richard A. Mack
TV Channel 30
Miami
Fla
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Earn Mae Ems
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pirates
New York Yankees
Mervin R. Hathaway
Dan Rowel
Minore
Francisco Serna
EL i Lubbock
Texas Hospital
Hress Cleaners
Lawrence Caner
Bob FR. Copeland
26Th St
West Hospial
J.B. Javier Electric Co
Alvin Leonard
Levelland
Birch of & Gaughter Welch
KR. D. Wats
Weizhs
Harold Fielding
Abernathy
Taylor Hospital
Birch
Lasbock
Vernon Thompson
Frank Chappell Jr
Smith
C. S. Wall
H N. Oldham
Australia
Canberra
Demos
WILL
Hans C. Clamman
School of Aviation
Brooks Afb
Cape Canaveral
Clamman
IEE
ABC
Claude Thompson
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Ft. Knox
Warner Bros
al Jolson
YMCA
Exmouth
England
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