U S Lifts Brief Ban On Travel To East Berlin
U S officials lifted a brief ban on private trips to Communist East Berlin by civilian members of the American mission amid a new Communist regulation. A U S spokesman said East German border guards had turned back an American civilian at the border but the ban was linked to a misunderstanding.
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Associated Press
Jerlin
U.S
East Berlin
Vopos
People's Police
Washington
State Dept
Lincoln White
Berlin
US S
Fir
White
East Germany
Soviet superbomb fallout to reach North America this week
Weather Bureau estimates a 100 to 150 mile wide fallout cloud moving at about 80 mph across the USSR. If winds hold, fallout could reach North America Thursday or Friday. The radioactive debris is a fraction of total fallout, with larger lofted material returning next spring. Experts warn levels may be higher than prior US exposures but not necessarily dangerous, urging readiness for protective actions.
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Avalanche Journal
Tashington
Soviet Union
U.S. Weather Bureau
North America
James Terrill
Public Health Service
United States
Terrill
Unites States
Weather Bureau
Lester Machta
U . S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic
Russia
Titan Fired To Test Spy Missile
An intercontinental Titan missile reached 6 100 miles for its ninth straight success timed to test the Midas IV spy satellite. The launch carried the satellite 2 100 miles overhead with infrared detectors for instant earth spying. The prior Midas TV was launched from Point Arguello California last Saturday in another test of missile detection satellites.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Titan
Midas
Point Arguello
Calif
Millionaire John Cram Helps Derelicts Behind Bars
John S. Cram a 51 year old heir to Cooper Union founder lineage faced jail in Felony Court after his philanthropic attempts. He sought practical aid to the poor turning a Harlem loft into a shelter offering food and beds for Bowery derelicts seeking shelter and compassion.
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Arthur Everett
EW York
John S. Cram
Cram
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
Edward Cooper
New York
Princeton
Oxford
Bowery
East 110Th St
Harlem
Prayer Opening Requests for Anton Visitors
A reader notes a message from Mrs. R. E. McDaniel inviting visits to Anton for prayers and guidance. The note asks contributors to keep messages concise and meaningful, focusing on enriching others through thoughtful words and actions.
Latin America in turmoil as Castro plots alleged
Reported uprisings sweep Peru Bolivia Ecuador and the Dominican Republic with clashes police used tear gas and water hoses to disperse crowds in several cities. Protests target Fidel Castro and Velasco Ibarra calls for constitutional adherence amid ongoing street battles leaving several dead and dozens injured.
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Walted Prewt
Peru
Ecuador
Bolivia
Trans
Nists
Strator
Jose M. Velasco Ibarra
Dominican Republic
Tech Opens Bids On New Dorm at 19th Street Campus
The Tech opened bids Tuesday for a new residence hall to house 776 women. R. Farrell Co. Odessa had the low bid for plumbing heating and air conditioning at 477 500. Charles Nelson Co. Lubbock had the low bid for electrical work at 165 213. Hunter-Hayes Elevator Co. Dallas had the low bid for elevators at 83 968. General construction bids will be opened October 31 with final action by the Tech board November 3. The dorm will sit north of 19th Street and west of Boston Avenue on Tech’s 1800 acre campus.
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Fexus ‘Tech
R. Farrell Co
Odessa
Charles Nelson Co
Lubbock
Hunter-Hayes Elevator Co
Dallas
Agricultural Engineering
Tech Board of Directors
19Th Street
Boston Avenue
Tech
Judge: A man who pronounces words the same way
A brief, humorous column notes a judge who speaks with uniform diction yet delivers sentences with varied emphasis. The quip plays on language, highlighting the judge's steady enunciation contrasted with changing sentence tones.
Britain study finds blunt weapons favored by killers
The Home Office report Murder shows murderers favor blunt weapons over guns. It notes one third of victims are killed by relatives or partners, with gas poisoning the common method in family killings and many cases driven by personal crisis or insanity.
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Associated Press
ONDON
Britain
Home Office
Big Spring Man Sentenced to Life for Wife's Shooting
Houston Odell Fatheree, 29, was given life in prison after pleading guilty to the shooting death of his estranged wife Martha Fatheree, 24. The plea came before Dist. Judge C V Mulburn as an all male jury was selected and seven witnesses testified.
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Big Spring
Houston
Odell
Fatheree
Martha Fatheree
Dist
C.V. Mulburn
French Defense Minister Messmer to Visit U.S. for Talks
French Defense Minister Pierre Messmer will visit the United States from November 28 to December 7 for talks with Pentagon officials and a tour of U.S. defense installations.
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Paris
Pierre Messmer
United States
Pentati
U.S
Odessa Financiers Buy Citizens National Bank Stake
Two Odessa financiers gain control of Citizens National Bank in a major local deal. W. D. Noel and E. G. Rodman purchase in excess of 51 percent of the 262 501 shares for about 5 million dollars, pledging no disruption to the bank’s expansion including a planned 12 story building. Weather and unrelated news follow.
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Citizens
Noel
Rodman
Motor Bank
W. D. Noel
E. G. Rodman
Odessa
T Citizens National Bank
Tues
Global Outcry Over Soviet Nuclear Test Sparks Protests
World leaders officials and citizens react to the Soviet Union massive nuclear test amid warnings of a space shot risk and potential megaton yield. US experts foresee further tests and debate the blast’s health and peace implications. Protest spreads from Britain to Japan and Norway with calls for an international ban.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Wil
Norway
Halveard Lange
Oslo
Bonn
Federal Republic
Japan
Gas Fumes Kill Worker at Hereford Grain Plant
James J. Durham died Tuesday night after inhaling fumes from a grain fumigant while spraying maize in a storage bin at Hereford Grain Corp. He collapsed inside the 80-foot bin and was pronounced dead about 50 minutes later. A coworker and another worker entered the bin without full protection in an attempt to rescue him. Funeral services are planned at Gilliland Funeral Home.
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Ereford
Hereford Grain Corp
James J. Durham
Durham
Gilllind
Weve
Arnie Carr
Durkan
Jamie Clearman
US May Halt Trade With Communist Bloc
A Commerce Department official testified that the United States may halt nearly 20 million in annual trade with Communist nations as the Soviet Union threatens Western interests. Export licenses for shipments to these areas are being reviewed for sensitivity under current conditions. The evidence came during internal security subcommittee hearings on US trade with the Soviet Union and other communist countries.
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Associated Jess
Washington
Shire Department
United States
Soviet Union
Philip H. ‘Trosize
Tres
Internal Security Subcommittee
U.S
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Tresize
Jack N. Tap
Gov
Weather Map Page 2-D Notes and Arctic Pressure Surges
The page lists weather map designations and coastal pressure readings with references to cities and regions. It mentions Denver and a 33 degree reading and notes changes in conditions across districts.
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MONGO
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Castro
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Harold Hinn
William E. Keeney
Frank Chappell Jr
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Atomic Energy Commission
Ralph E. Lapp
Arctic Ocean
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Morean
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