Gromyko Pushes Berlin Treaty Timeframe Urging Guarded Steps
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko urged the United States to quicken a Berlin settlement while warning that West Berlin authorities and Western occupation forces are provoking dangers. He said guarding the situation could ease tensions and called for restrained actions.
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West Berlin
Gromyko
Soviet Union
East Germany
Russia
East Berlin
Nikita
Khrushichev
United States
White House
Adenauer
Berlin
Gerhard Schroeder
Bonn
Socialist Party
Nine City Burglaries Tied to Local Teens
A 17 year old boy was charged in connection with one of nine burglaries reported to police. Vict or Salazar of 216 N Ave N is held on a 1000 bond with four other youths after an early Saturday arrest by an off duty officer. The spree included thefts from garages offices and a King Hotel room. Nearby service stations and a barbecue joint were also hit with varied losses.
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Victor Salazar
N. Ave. N
Holiday Inn
Parkway Drive
Ben Sharpley
48Th St
Benton Oil Co
Harvard
N. Ave. H
Ave. Q
King Hotel
Elsworth Fisher
Jan Clawson
8Th St
Lobbying and political spend loom in 1962 first half
The piece notes HR 7927 postal rate pay provisions boosting annuities under the civil service fund and automatic COLA increases if living costs rise. AFL CIO spent $70,703 in the January–June period, ranking third in lobbying outlays, while the National Committee for Insurance Taxation spent $81,203 and the AMA $67,386. Other top spenders included the United States Savings and Loan League with $62,082 and the American Farm Bureau Federation pleased with farm bill lobbying results, totaling $48,552.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund
Aflcio
National Committee For Insurance Taxation
American Medical Assn
AMA
United States Savings and Loan League
Mutual Savings and Building and Loan Associations
Lubbock clothing center aids 3,305 people in 56 families
NelS BRIEFS reports the Lubbock Community Clothing Center distributed 3,050 garments and 255 pairs of shoes to 91 adults and 206 children in 56 families last week. Officials seek more clothing for school age boys and girls and invite items to 1120 17th St or home pickup at PO5-9434.
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Lubbock
West Coast Storm Toll Tops 35 Over Three Days
The vast Pacific-origin storm killed 16 in California, nine in Oregon, six in Washington, and four in British Columbia over three days. It halted the World Series game in San Francisco, closed Seattle's Fair, and prompted Oregon Governor Hatfield to declare a western state of emergency and mobilize National Guard units. Power outages, damaged infrastructure, and widespread debris followed, with Portland reporting looted stores and smashed windows.
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Pacific
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
San Francisco
Ford Frick
San Francisco Giants
New York Yankees
Candlestick Park
Seattle
Salem
Ore
Hatfield
Cascades
Kennedy
South Plains Council
Cactus Inn
Charles K. Alexander
Portland
Scouts of America
Souths
Plains Council
Capitol
Bonneville Power Administration
Astoria
Coos Bay
West Linn
Oregon-California
Ocean
Cascade Mountains
Stanley Park
Vancouver
B.C
Kennedy hits campaign trail in Kentucky address
President Kennedy spoke to about 2,500 at an airport crowd and praised Cooper while criticizing Morton in a Kentucky Senate race. He urged voters to elect Democrats and contrasted party labeling in campaign literature. A roughly 9,000-strong audience attended at Freedom Hall before Kennedy headed to a Buffalo stop.
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Senate
Wyatt
Morton
Kennedy
Cooper
Wilson Wyatt
Kentucky
United States Senate
Freedom Hall
Buffalo
N.Y
Space Meet Details High Level Military Space Briefings
Gen Estes to lead 11 speakers at a Space Meet briefing from 9 30 a m to noon featuring Congress Air Force and NASA experts. Faget Rushworth Stapp Herrington Hunt Parker Shock among participants outlining Mercury Titan X 20 history and future programs. More than 3500 expected.
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Estes
Air Force
Proctor
Space
Congress
NASA
Air Force Systems Command
Gen. Estes
Space Systems
Los Angeles
Faget
Rushworth
Col. Stapp
Russell Herrington
Space Systems Division
USAF
Albert Hunt
Supply Systems Division
Solons End Long Session With Battles Over Public Works
The aftermath of the second session edges toward adjournment as House and Senate clash over rivers and harbors funding and a $5 billion public works measure. Key figures Cannon Kerr and Smith led the struggle, while Hays McCormack helped steer the final moves amid brisk quorum issues and funeral obligations.
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House
Senate
White House
Placid Bank Heist Ends Early in Coup land Texas
Two slick robbers loafed through a Coup land bank delaying vault access at noon and failing to crack the door. They took a few hundred dollars mostly silver before fleeing as cashier Lydia Etzel secured the vault. Pfluger identified one suspect who then fled to Austin.
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Coupland, Tex
C. W. Pfluger
Miss Lydia Etzel
Coupland State Bank
Miss Lydia
Pfluger
Soone
GOP Rally in Coliseum Set as Cox to Speak in Lubbock
West Texas Republicans plan a large rally Monday night at Municipal Coliseum in Lubbock with Jack Cox as the sole speaker. Cox and his family will attend, arriving by private plane around 4 p.m. Master of ceremonies Adrian Burk will introduce Cox for a major gubernatorial address at 7:15 p.m.
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House
Washington
Wayne Hays
Ohio
John McCormack
West Coast
Clem Miller
Dcalif
West Texas
Jack Cox
Cox
Municipal Coliseum
Charles Gibson
Lubbock
Joyce
Jack Jr
University of Texas
Callan
Adrian Burk
Houston
Carr Calls for Stricter Texas Laws and Police Powers
Democratic attorney general nominee Wag goner Carr urged Texas lawyers to push reforms in the criminal code and criminal procedure to arm police with stronger legal powers. He spoke at the Hill County Bar Association in Bandera and listed other appearances in Fort Worth Tyler and a rally.
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Bandera
UPI
Waggoner Carr
Texas
Carr
Hill County Bar Association
Texas Law Enforcement Study Commission
Momay
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Democratic Executive Committee
Tyler
Intricate Senate Filibuster Tactics on Water Projects
Lawmakers salvage funds for Oregon Illinois Florida Texas water programs to avert a Senate filibuster led by Wayne Morse. The move dodges money for a drug control law school lunch program welfare grants and fish flour while many agencies can reallocate existing funds. A later session saw Rep. Clarence Cannon lambaste leadership over a public works funding clash and a disputed trans Florida canal survey.
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House
Senate
White House
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Appropriations Committee
Florida
Oregon
Ilinois
Texas
Wayne Morse
Cannon
Albert
Congress
Local Birth Announcements Highlight New Daughters and Sons
Several families report newborns with weights and times. Aubrey Earl Madding and wife welcome a daughter at West Tessas Hospital in Lubbock. Billy Bob Statler and spouse announce a son at West Texas Hospital. Guadalupe Gareya and husband celebrate a son at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Jerry Shadden and wife mark a son at St Marys Hospital. Billy Meeke and spouse announce a daughter at Went Texas Hospital. Evern Lee Jackson and partner welcome a daughter at Laut Clinic.
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Aubrey Earl Madding
Lubbock
Tessas Hospital
Cooper High School
Billy Bob Statler
Aoson
West Texas
Guadalupe Gareya
Firth St
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Lubbock Manufacturing Co
Jerry Shadden
Hale Center
St. Marys Hospital
Billy Meeke
Went
Texas Hospital
Evern Lee Jackson
F Yird Bt
Laut Clinic
Simmons Truck Haven
Midland Boy Fatally Scalded in Parochial School Area
A six year old boy from Midland died after a fire incident near St. Anne's Parochial School. The accident marks the year's second fire fatality in Midland. Rosary is set for 8 p.m. at Ellis Funeral Home Chapel with requiem at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Anne's Church and burial in Midland Cemetery. Surviving are his parents two brothers Stephen and Gus Lang a sister Mary Katherine and grandmother Mrs J C Pettigrew.
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Prader
St. Anne's
Midland
Ellis Funeral Home
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Stephen
Gus Lang
Mary Katherine
J. C. Pettigrew
Democrats Hold County Meeting in Lubbock
Lubbock County Democrats convened a precinct organizational meeting at the West Texas Democratic headquarters with about 60 people. Ralph Brock, county chairman, said this is the first time the county has organized for a general election and urged precinct workers to organize at the precinct level.
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Lubbock
Brock
Texas
Lubbock County
Travis Shelton
Carlisle Rites Slated For Milton Anderson
Services are set for 2 30 p m Monday at the Baptist Church in Carlisle for Milton Jessie Anderson who died Thursday at St Marys Hospital The Rev E L Lawton will officiate and burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Ledberry Funeral Home direction Survivors include his wife Matbel Lee and a son Milton Jr
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Baptist Church
Carlisle
Milton Jessie Anderson
St. Mary's Hospital
E. L. Lawton
City of Lubibock
Ledberry Funeral Home
Matbel Lee
Milton Jr
Burleson Services Slated For Monday
David Burleson, 52, died Friday afternoon at St. Marys Hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Primrose Funeral Home in Norman with burial at Oddfellow Cemetery. arrangements in Lubbock handled by Rix Funeral Home.
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David Burleson
32Nd St
St. Mary's Hospital
Primrose Funeral Home
Norman
Okla
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Gambell
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J. W. Ferguson
Heckville
Kenneth Hale
Joe Hale
25Th. St
Stovall Food Stores
Slide Rd
College Ave
Lubbock Day Care Association
Chicken Shack
34Th St
Roy Riddel Jr
David Joseph Haynes
Robert C. Haynes
Las Tablas
Panama
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Littlefield Medical Arts Hospital
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Space Systems Divsion
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Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
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