US Military Protests East German Border Shootings
Refugees recount a dawn border assault as East German police fired on a fleeing truck, with US Military Police and West Berlin officers denying cover to save lives. Reporter Kurt Lichtenstein of West German press dies from gunshot wounds amid the Berlin crisis.
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US Eyes Aerial Atom Tests If Kennedy Orders
The Atomic Energy Commission plans to resume atmospheric nuclear tests if President Kennedy decides national security requires it. Sources say the United States has conducted more underground blasts than the three publicly announced since resuming tests in Nevada last month. Some tests support Project Vela for seismic detection and weapons data.
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Four Indicted In Securities Case In City Jurisdiction
A jury returned 50 true bills indicting four individuals in a securities case. The defendants are alleged to have engaged in prohibited sales practices while connected to a local company. Details indicate residents involved in transactions and the matter continues from Pare One.
Ww Changes In Insurance Subject of Adjournment
Grand jury actions included indictments and adjournments in several cases. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors but reference a run collision on La tblock Clvis Rd and a murder case with officers involved. Other cases involve Beeson and Wayne Lee, with indictments possibly deferred or remanded.
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Sale Of Obsolete U.S. Jets To Yugoslavia Sparks Furor
U.S. planned sale of surplus Nike Zeus jets to Yugoslavia draws fierce opposition from lawmakers and officials. Critics call the deal dangerous to U.S. interests, arguing it aids Tito era allies while questions loom over payment terms and potential impact on NATO policy.
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Cordier Seen as Key UN Aide Amid Power Tussle
The article profiles Cordier as under secretary for General Assembly and related matters at the United Nations, detailing his influence, advisory roles, and insistence on independent decision making. It notes criticism from Yugoslav and US observers and mentions a protest at Perrin Air Base over Yugoslav pilots. Also cites Mexico’s reported fiber production boost.
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New Zealand Abolishes Death Penalty for Murder
Reported vote in Wellington ends capital punishment for murder while treason remains punishable. The Labor government abolishes the death penalty with a 41 to 0 tally and reinstates it only for treason after a brief abolition, amid air defense test disruptions.
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Kaplan Quits and Plans Industry-Focused Research
Dr. Kaplan resigns from Techin I to pursue INRAD and FINRAD projects, aiming to create a premier brain power and research atmosphere in the Lubbock area. He will continue collaborating with Tech faculty, exit a campus radiation grant, and bring his radiation research background from his U S Marine and university careers.
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Second Slaying Trial Opens In 40th District Court
A second slaying trial will begin in the 40th District Court with Judge Stout presiding. The proceedings follow a prior case in which the defendant faced charges related to a fatal stabbing amid a tense environment.
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X-15 Sets Altitude and Speed Records at Edwards
Edwards Air Force Base reports the X-15 aircraft achieved a new altitude record for winged craft at 217000 feet and a speed record of MACH mph. The previous altitude mark was 29000 feet set by an earlier test. The program involved Maj. Mob Whate and pilot in the cockpit, with the flight funded by a $400,000 loan from Washington
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Baylor Installs President Today
Baylor University installs a new president today at the main campus in Waco. The event includes key university officials and the Texres Supreme Court associate Jus ff in attendance, marking a historic moment for the school.
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Houston Man Found Guilty Of Murder
A Houston man was found guilty of murder after a trial. Prosecutors presented evidence of the fatal act, while defense argued lack of intent. The verdict follows a lengthy legal process, with sentencing to be scheduled.
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Ike Turns 71 Today As Eisenhowers Host Quiet Birthday
Gettysburg Pa Dwight D Eisenhower and Mamie celebrate turning 71 with family at home party. The couple, in formal attire, greet reporters and reflect on past milestones while daughter Barbara Ann abstains from makeup. A photo session and small birthday dinner follow.
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Dads Day Festivities Highlight Tech vs TCU Clash
Raymond Pfluger Filen and Mark Gardner among Texas Tech dads honored at Jones Stadium as Tech faces TCU in a Southwest Conference grid clash. Pregame ceremonies feature Angel Flights and Air Force ROTC Sabre Flight, with Saddle Swap trophy details and a night of performances, dances, and a Dads Day dinner hosted by Tech Dads Association.
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