Berlin Crisis Doubts Hover Over Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
West German Chancellor Adenauer and Chancellor Schroeder express firm Berlin positions as Kennedy Khrushchev talks loom. Officials note no clear agreement on visa controls or Soviet pressure while warning U.S. warnings may be driven by domestic politics. Talks between Kennedy and Khrushchev may surface with Gromyko or Adenauer meetings.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
Schroeder
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bonn
Washington
U.S
Mystery ailment clouds Rep Saund isolation story
Two visitors describe conflicting views of California Democrat D. S. Saund at Bethesda Naval Hospital. One says he is greatly paralyzed and cannot speak, with tubes in place. the other, Rev. Bernard Braskamp, says Saund is not paralyzed. Saund has been at the hospital since last May with his office giving little detail while his wife cited a previous stroke.
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Bernard Braskamp
Saund
Braskamp
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
India
Marian
Mr. Braskamp
Bar Meet Opens At Clovis Today
About 200 New Mexico attorneys are expected for the opening session of the 37th annual state bar convention in Clovis. Topics include legal ethics criminal law and title insurance. Five men were nominated for election to the board of bar commissioners: William F. Federici Santa Fe Willard Kitts Albuquerque UM Rose Hobbs James Brown Farmington and Charles M Tansey Farmington.
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Clovis
N. M
UPI
New Mexico
Board of
Bar Commissioners
William F. Federici
Santa Fe
Willard Kitts
Albuquerque
UM. Rose
Hobbs
James Brown
Charles M. Tansey
Farmington
Absentee Voting Gets Off To Brisk Start
Absentee voting began with 15 ballots cast in the general election and 12 votes on the bond issue. The county clerk reports brisk turnout on the first day of absentee balloting for both the general election and the voting machine bond election. Balloting runs through November 2 ahead of the November 6 elections.
Births in Lubbock Area Announce Dozens of New Babies
The list records multiple newborns born to local families in Lubbock and surrounding areas. Daughters and sons weighed from 5 pounds 2 ounces to 9 pounds, with births occurring at Methodist, West Texas, Lauf, Porter Clinic, and other hospitals. Parents’ occupations include farmer, sales, dental, and factory work, reflecting a busy period of new arrivals.
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Arthur Lima
Shallowater
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock County
Bill May
Idatou
Lonnie R. Allen
61St St
West Texas Hospital
Jose Blanco
Bates St
Porter Clinic Hospital
H. FE. Squire Road Construction Co
Humberto Garcia
Texas Ave
Lauf Clinic
A and B Automatic Transmission Inc
Francis Clayton Higgins
49Th St
Wetghing
Ronald Jan Jones
Watson Furniture Co
James Edward McGary
Lubbock Manufacturing Co
Republican candidate calls JFK a liar over Cuban policy
James B. Utt of Santa Ana accuses President Kennedy of lying about the Cuban situation during a speech to the For America group in La Jolla California. Utt says Kennedy is a compulsive or pathological liar regarding Cuba.
King Saud forms new government amid Yemen crisis
Saudi Arabia's King Saud dismissed his cabinet and ordered Foreign Minister Prince Faisal to form a new government, amid turmoil linked to fighting in Yemen and a deposed royalist regime. Faisal was abroad at the UN in New York and provided no comment on the report.
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Damascus
Syria
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Mecca
Yemen
New York
United Nations
China warns India over air space violations
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China warning that Indian aircraft violating Red air space will be shot down or forced to land. Beijing denies Chinese planes crossed Indian territory and invites India to take military action if any incursion occurs.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
India
McCormack Blasts GOP Over Cuba Aid Question
Speaker John W. McCormack accused Republicans of aiding Fidel Castro to power in Cuba, saying evidence shows U.S. government influence during Eisenhower’s era. He criticized GOP leaders for making Cuba a campaign issue and urged unity on foreign affairs.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Massachusetts
Democrat
Castro
Eisenhower
McCormack
GOP
Kennedy
Republican National Committee
Kennedys
Miller
Potato harvest threatened in Byelorussia and other regions
Pravda reports equipment shortages breakdowns and worker shortages endangering a poor potato crop in Byelorussia Mogilev Grodno Minsk Vitebsk and Leningrad. City workers aid harvest while many diggers sit idle and repairs lag. Western experts call the problem widespread and tied to maintenance and skilled operator shortages.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Party
Pravda
Byelorussia
Soviet Union
Mogilev
Grodno
Minsk
Vitebsk
Leningrad
Hurricane Eye Nears Coast With 90 MPH Winds
The storm strengthens as it approaches the coast with 90 mph winds. Coastal towns like McClellanville Murrels Inlet and Folly Beach report rising seas and notable beach erosion amid gusts up to 40 mph later in the day.
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McClellanville and
Murrels Inlet
S.C
Folly Beach
Ella Grows From Large Atlantic Squalls Into Strong System
Weather observers describe Ella as formed from a vast region of squalls in the Atlantic and never developed typical hurricane features. By Wednesday night the storm was well formed and intense with a cloud eye about 120 miles across and a wind eye about 80 miles wide inside. Hurricane eyes usually measure 20 to 40 miles, and the unusual eye appears linked to Ella's formation from the large squall area.
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Ella
Coast—Cross
Georgetown
S. C
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Atlantic
Fila
Planned Nuclear Sub Sale to France Faces Bipartisan Opposition
Washington reports a plan to sell a Nautilus-type nuclear submarine to France met immediate resistance from Rep. Chet Holifield and the Joint Atomic Energy Committee. Speaker McCormack welcomed the sale as a show of U S confidence. officials note the model would be an early non missile-firing submarine.
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France
Washington
UPI
Congressional Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
McCormack
de Gaulle
Free World
Holifield
Joint Committee
Polaris
Extortion Plot In Midland Involves Gunman and Suspects
The Midland victim, Paup, reported a $30,000 extortion demand from two men, with one later returning to San Antonio and sending reminders. He aided investigators by recording a bank withdrawal and a taped confrontation on a parking lot, while Texas Rangers and Midland detectives pursued the gunman and another suspect.
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Paup
Goyette
San Antonio
Midland
Herb Runyon
Texas Rangers
Robbins
Gideon
Morocco Named To UN Security Council Seat
The General Assembly elected Morocco to the UN Security Council on the second ballot 73 to 35, defeating Nigeria and upholding the Arab or Middle East succession for the seat. Morocco replaces the United Arab Republic continuing the regional tradition.
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United Nations, N.Y
General Assembly
Morocco
UN Security Council
Nigeria
United Arab Republic
Council
Assembly
Tenor of Arnold Air Society Initiation at Tech Event
Twenty cadets were inducted into the Arnold Air Society at the Tech Student Union. Col. James A. Gunn of Reese AFB spoke on Norway’s role in NATO during a banquet attended by about 70 people, with Cadet Lt. Col. James Akers presiding. Juniors initiated included R. P. Ryne, W. H. Thomas, R. N. White, T. B. Whittington, J. M. Womble, T. J. Baynham, L. P. Bennigfield, D. W. Blakely, J. D. Casstevens, S. R. Gaston, O. R. Harper, W. L. Harrison, R. S. Klinger, D. P. Markham, W. F E. Mercer, G. L. Metcalfe, and A. G. Papp.
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Arnold Air Society
Tech Student Union
Air Force Honorary Organization
Col
James A
S. R. Gaston
O. R. Harper
W. L. Harrison
R. S. Klinger
D. P. Markham
W. F E. Mercer
G. L. Metcalfe
A. G. Papp
Lewis C. Ellis
Tech Union
820Th Air Force
Texas Tech
James A. Gunn IH
Reese Air Force Base
Jim Akers
AAS
Col. Gunn
Lubbock Adopts Elementary Youth Fitness Testing Program
The article notes a shift from AAU participation to a new youth fitness test for grades 4 through 6 in Lubbock. Tests cover sit ups, pull ups, standing broad jump, 50 yard dash, shuttle run, softball throw and 600 yard run with fall and spring measurements. Curtis cites benefits for individuals and urges parental support for a district wide program.
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Lubbock
Council
State Bank Request Filed for Denton by University State Bank
The State Banking Department reports an application for a new state bank in Denton under the name University State Bank. Proposed capitalization is 150000 dollars with 100000 dollars in surplus and 50000 dollars in reserves. Expected president is Byron R. Smith of Celina First State Bank and Thomas F. Noel of Denton would serve as chairman, with a Denton board including Tom Harpool Jr. Harry W. Downs Jr. Ray V. Hunt Raymond D. King Chester Morris Sr. and H. S. Osborne.
Naturopath Given 60 Second Jail Term In San Antonio
Elizabeth Deislinger, a naturopath, found guilty of practicing medicine without a license. She was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 60 seconds in jail, with prosecutor Hope recommending the brief term to record the offense on her record.
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San Antonio
UPI
Elizabeth Deislinger
James
Numerous Area Points Hit as Cold Front Sparks Showers
A cold front swept across the region bringing scattered showers and heavy rainfall in parts of Texas. Lubbock reported 0.38 inches, Houston saw a squall line with power outages, and cities from San Antonio to Amarillo measured totals ranging up to 1.7 inches in 24 hours ending 6 am Wednesday.
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O'Donnell
Snyder
New Mexico
Levington
Lubbock
Lubbock Municipal
Houston
San Antonio
Tyler
Tenarkana
Galveston
Waco
Corsicana
Beaumont
Richmond
Midland
Amarillo
Explosion During Atlas R Antares Test Sparks Fires
Debris from an AtlasAgena test created bright dust clouds and many fires across the Cape. A Jupiter missile was damaged by falling debris while Ranger-5 launch proceeded as planned from a separate pad.
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Complex 26
Air Force
U.S
Ranger
Instant Kick Atomic Scotch Stirring British Lab
The British atomic energy authority says it is testing a small scale experiment to create an instant kick in whiskey by irradiating new Scottish whisky with cobalt isotopes at Wantage. A Scotland whisky official mocks the idea while noting improvements could arise if successful.
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London
British Atomic Energy Authority
Atomic Energy Authority
Wantage
England
Eric Roberts
Scotland
Austin Man Held On Acid Tossing Charge
A 35 year old Austin man is held without bond on a charge of disfiguring a 23 year old woman by throwing acid on her head. The victim Mrs. Tommie Deary of Smithville suffered severe burns to head and back and loss of most of her hair. An attempt to hit her face with lye was thwarted as she turned. The report notes the hammock was invented by American Indians who called it a hamaca.
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Austin
API
Tommie Deary
Smithville
Colorado Daily editor fired after Goldwater blast controversy
University of Colorado President Quigg Newton dismissed editor Gary Althen, 21, over a pattern of editorial irresponsibility following articles attacking Barry Goldwater and Dwight Eisenhower. Newton also restructured the Board of Student Publications, adding three deans to key posts, after the board refused to fire Althen.
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Boulder, Colo
UPI
University of Colorado
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Quigg Newton
Gary Althen
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Colorado Daily
Newton
University
Board of Student Publications
Althen
The
Uni
Merstey
the Daily
Goldwater
Board of Publications
Board of Regents
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
TU Mae
Solon
Philip Brown
Metropolitan Life Insurrance Co
Abelardo Hernandez
Anthony Brookes
In &T. Mary's Hospital
Arthur Murray Studio
Jane Gillen
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Leon Curry
Latif Clinic
First Baptist Church
Johnny Robert Ward
Ropesville
White Swan Institutional Foods ,Co
Walter C. Stephens
24Th St
Goodnight Hospital
Bowman Lumber Co
James R. Cox
Ave R
Consolidated Bearing Supply
David Dye
Methadit Hospital
Charles Ho Jahnson
50Th St
Taxlor Hospital
JFK
Ott
Edwin A 'Walker
University of Mississippi
Utt
White House
Dwight D.) Eisenhower
William E. Miller
Sen
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Rep
Bob Wilson
California
Ussr
Tae
Man
UN Council
Pamela
Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Admiral
Air Society
States Standard
Curtis
Monterey High
State Bank
Denton
State
Minuteman
By Eddy Gilmore
Australia
Roberts
Goldwater Blast
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