Brandt Says U S Warnings Convince Khrushchev on Berlin
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt says U S warnings appear to have convinced Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev that the West will defend West Berlin. Schroeder warns Khrushchev may avoid crisis by not visiting Washington. Adenauer denies a fourth term in Cologne.
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West Berlin
Willy Brandt
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Brandt
Gerhard Schroeder
Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Cologne
U.S
West Germany
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Warsaw
East Germany
Foy D. Kohler
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
Kennedy
Sec
Schroeder
United Nations
Adenauer
America
Bonn
Gomulika
Gomulka
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Secrecy maneuvers involve 4 ships and 20000 troops
The Caribbean exercise centered near Vieques Puerto Rico runs Oct 15 to Oct 30 with about four ships twenty thousand men and carrier based aircraft. Officials say the drills are not aimed at Cuba and ships moved to sea to ride out Hurricane Ella.
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Vieques
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Florida Times-Union
Jacksonville
Arthur Sylvester
Caribbean
Norfolk
Defense Department
Key West
Florida Keys
California
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Indian Troops Retreat From Chinese Attacks in Himalayan Skirmish
The Defense Ministry reported nightlong engagements in mountainous terrain south of the Nam Kha River as Chinese forces pressed their attack. Peiping radio claimed heavy fighting and seven defense points captured in the northeast sector with additional gains in Ladakh.
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Defense Ministry
Nam Kha
Peiping
Ladakh
India China border clash sparks ideological war tone
AP reports India and China clash in the Himalayas driven by nationalism and aims to disrupt India’s growth. Observers cite ideological motives, with India resisting territorial claims while Nehru warns against panic as Indian and Chinese forces exchange losses. The U.S. expresses sympathy and notes limited aims, with potential arms sales discussed if requested.
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Henry Bradsher
New Delhi
India
China
Himalayas
Minster Nehru
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
British India
Nehru
Washington
United States
State Department
U.S
Russia
Glandular Inflammation Targeted At Excelsior Springs Clinic
A promotional notice advocates treatment for glandular inflammation describing it as a constitutional disease. It warns against temporary remedies and notes that neglect may hasten senility and incurable conditions. The past year many men from 1 000 communities were treated here with relief and improved health.
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Excelsior Springs
Estes Trial TV Coverage Sparks Fair Trial Debate
Cofer argues Estes publicity has convinced most Americans including President Kennedy of guilt and claims a fair trial is impossible while publicity persists. The Tyler trial coverage led Dunagan to limit telecasting to preliminary actions and final arguments, with stations abstaining from routine motions. An American Bar Association subcommittee accused the coverage of flagrantly violating Estes constitutional rights.
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Tion
San Antonio Discount House
Morris Jaffee
Cofer
Estes
Kennedy
Tyler
Dunagan
American Bar Assn
Cubans Charge Shots Fired From U S Base
The Cuban Armed Forces Ministry charged that American personnel at the Guantanamo naval base fired three shots toward Cuban territory. Havana radio quoted a ministry note saying the shots came from the north and west sides of the base and endangered Cuban border guards.
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Key West, Fla
Cuban Armed Forces Ministry
U.S. Guantanamo Naval Base
Havana Radio
Lumiansky urges humanities foundation to balance science support
Dr Lumiansky as head of the American Council of Learned Societies proposes a National Humanities Foundation modeled after the National Science Foundation to bolster graduate education and humanities funding. He warns of imbalanced support and notes Tech open house music and a grand new library with over 500 000 volumes and 800 000 capacity.
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Tech
Texas Tech
Lumiansky
American Council of Learned Societies
National Humanities Foundation
National Science Foundation
Congress
Croslin
Davis wins Liszt prize arrives for Lubbock Symphony Ball
The 1960 Franz Liszt International Piano Competition winner Davis arrived in Lubbock for the Symphony Ball under the Symphony Guild at the Lubbock Country Club. His family gathered for rehearsals as his parents and a 94 year old grandmother reside in Hobbs. He is noted for his rising technique and youth.
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Leonard Bernstein
Peter Tschaikowsky
Davis
National Federation of Music Clubs
Lubbock
Symphony Guild of
Hobbs
B. E. Rea
Ivan Davis
Renowned conductor honored guest at Lubbock reception
The artist has devoted hours to practice and, while in Lubbock, is hosted by William A. Murphy, a longtime friend and local piano teacher. After today's concert, he will share an honor guest spot with Conductor and Mrs Harrod at a supper reception at Mr and Mrs Marion Sanford's home on 3322 23rd St.
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New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia Orchestra
Lubbock
William A. Murphy
Harrod
Marion Sanford
23Rd St
Marvin Franklin
Ave. L
Alvin Kelly
American Exhibit at Yugoslav Trade Fair to Feature Recreational Wares
In Zagreb the American display at the Yugoslavian Trade Fair will mostly consist of recre ational wares highlighting leisure products and gear for visitors.
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Zagreb
Births: Local Parents Welcome Dozens of Newborns in City
Multiple families announce births at St Mary's and West Texas Methodist clinics. Newborns include sons and daughters with weights from 4 pounds 10% ounces to 9 pounds 4% ounces and times ranging Saturday evening to Sunday morning. Fathers hold varied occupations from farm work to sales, painting, and management, reflecting a busy local community.
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Jerry Rivere
28Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Smallwood’s
Weyman Leroy Box
46Th St
West Texas Hospital
James Kenneth Kerr
56Th St
Kerr Construction Co
George W. Spires
60Th St
Methodist Hospital
AIC
Albert Eugene Sellers
Reese Trailer Park
Reese Afb
Dallas Powell
Seminole
Brenson Farm & Ranch Co
South Vietnamese Chalk Up Victory
South Vietnamese forces killed 66 Viet Cong and captured 17 in an operation along the Gulf of Siam. The 700-man unit faced heavy resistance. three government troops died and 14 were wounded, while three of 17 U S Army helicopter troops were hit by ground fire leaving one stranded at an airstrip 120 miles southwest of Saigon.
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Kechilang
Thag la Ridge
India
Menon
Red China
Ladakh
The
Indian Express
Saigon
Gulf of Siam
Here
Hoffa TV aR grand jury May 18 and Test Fleet ties
Hoffa faces grand jury actions on May 18 with Commercial Carriers Inc and Test Fleet Corp linked to stock in Hoffa wife names. Indictments allege profits of $1,008,057 from 1949 to 1958 and a Taft Hartley Act violation. Hoffa innocent, released on $3,000 bond. Judge Miller will preside with up to 50 witnesses, 20-25 by Hoffa defense. 88 possible jurors called.
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Grand Jury
Commercial Carriers, Inc
Detroit
Noto
Hoffa
Owen Brennan
Teamsters
Test Fleet Corp
Brennan
Hoffa and Brennan
Dave Beck
Beck
Florida
Teamsters Union
U.S
Miller
Bodies recovered as Norwegian tanker Boheme burns on river
The Boheme exploded and burned after being rammed by oil barges near Lutcher Louisiana. Nine seamen were found dead, eight still missing, with crews searched the wreckage and nine bodies recovered including the second mate Hans Wollensen. Eight crew members were hospitalized and eighteen others treated for injuries.
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Hans Wollensen
Copperhagen
Mississippi
Coast Guard
Bonny D
Victory Towing Co
Greenville
Miss
New Orleans
Lutcher
Open House for Towns Couple Draws Sixty Guests
About sixty friends and relatives attended an open house for Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Towns at 4406 26th Street Sunday afternoon. Guests arrived from Spade Cotton Center Sea graves Littlefield County Line Plainview and Lubbock. Hostesses were Miss Fannie Pillow Mrs. Clara Sturdivant and Mrs. S. O. Gowen. J. W. Buck Jr. suffered a gunshot wound to the left upper forearm and was taken to Goodnight Hospital shortly before midnight Sunday. Detective Cecil Brown is handling the inquiry. police were notified at 11 15 p.m.
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D. C. Towns
26Th St
Spade
Cotton Center
Seagraves
Littlefield
County Line
Plainview
Lubbock
Fannie Pillow
Clara Sturdivant
S. O. Gowen
J. W. Buck, Jr
Goodnight Hospital
Cecil Brown
Buck
Kingston Jamaica Electrical Output Up 17 Percent
Kingston reports a 17 percent rise in electrical output. officials or agencies cited the increase and attributed it to expanded generation capacity and improved distribution efficiency across the island.
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Kingston
Jamaican
Reward Offered For Bank Clerk Kidnapping
The march for clues continues after a $5,000 reward was posted for bank clerk William Ward Clore Jr. who was abducted during a Valley National Bank robbery in Phoenix. Clore spoke briefly to manager Robert Hasseries before the line went dead as the gunman fled with a $10,000 draft.
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Phoenix
UPI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William Ward Clore Jr
Valley National Bank
Clore
Robert Hasseries
South Phoenix
Hasseries
Clare's
Tokyo firm plans import of goat skins
A Japanese company announces its intention to import goat skins for processing. The plan signals expanded trade activity in the hides sector and potential supply chain implications for local tanneries and exporters.
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Tokyo
Burglaries Reported Across Lubbock County Area
Police note multiple thefts including a truck stolen from F R Marr Rt 1 Petersburg found abandoned north of town. A man robbed for 45 dollars in an alley and treated at West Texas Hospital. Other incidents include garage loot with nails antifreeze and charger taken, car battery stolen, and clothing and wallet items lifted from hotel rooms. Six stray sheep found at Texas Tech farms with no owner identified.
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F. R. Marr
Rt. 1
Petersburg
Lubbock
Marr
Lubbock County
James Clifford Austin
Allen Hotel
West Texas Hospital
Bob Huff
33Rd St
Rosa Nell Horton
25Th St
John Billingsley
Plaza
Missing ship believed mispositioned near Grinda lighthouse
The ship last reported near Grinda lighthouse about 30 miles south of Rorvik. Lifeboats landed on Nordoeya, 22 miles southwest of Rorvik, prompting a shift search to Nordoeya. The Sanct Svithun is blamed for its off course position amid many islets. Nearby vessels joined the search but heavy seas limited visibility.
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Grinda
Rorvik
Vikna
Nordoeya
Thodesen
Svithun
Front Pushes Remnants Of Summer Aside
A cool front swept through Texas over the weekend bringing cooler air and a first frost forecast. Dalhart dropped to 36 with light frost. most of the state cooled 10 to 15 degrees from Saturday. Rain totals: Houston .77, Beaumont .33, Victoria .58, Corpus Christi .13, Galveston .07 in the 24 hours ending Sunday.
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Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Dalhart
Weather Bureau
South
Houston
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Victoria
Terrorist bombs kill one and injure nineteen in Italy
Police chase remaining suspects after bombs exploded at Verona and Trento railway stations injuring 19 and killing one man. Officials fear a new wave of terrorism amid the South Tyrol dispute and have made no arrests since Saturday.
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Verona
Italy
Trento
South Tyrol
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Igrave
Foundation
Senate
Edward V. Sweeney
St. Mary's Hospital
Farr's Inc
Pedro Ochoa
Rt. 4
Latif Clinic
Austin Hale
Antonio Torres
Ropesville
Lauf Clin
Buster's In
Odon Garcia
Abernathy
Lauf Clinic
Luther Winn
Ave. B
West Texas Compress Co
Bill Odom
Rt. J
H. B. Anglin
39Th St
William Tregoe
47Th St
Earl Ray Music Co
Jimmy Edmonds
36Th
Hester Miller-Howard Office Supply Co
James Bowman
48Th St
Ronnie Ayers
Boheme
Mississippi River
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