Nehru Khrushchev talks hinge on Berlin peace effort
Nehru and Khrushchev in Moscow discuss world peace with a focus on German peace talks and Berlin tensions. Nehru urges direct negotiations among Britain, France, and the Soviet Union to avert nuclear war while Ghana and India influence the peace process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Britain
France
Tito
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Khrushchev
Kennedy
East Europe
Hassan II
Morocco
Nehru
Berlin
Nasser
Ence
Moscow
New Delhi
India
Sukarno
Indonesia
Modibo Keita
Mali
Washington
U.S
George Kennan
Red
Aleksei Jepishev
U.S. State Department
Keira
Ghana
Nkrumah
Ghana Airways
Belgrade
Crimea
Khrushchevy
Wellcome
Nikita
Soviet Union
Zoning Debate Shapes Knox Avenue Area Plans
A zoning meeting discusses College and Knox avenues with multiple requests. Proposals seek C-3 and R-3 zones for mixed uses, and down zoning to C-4 and R-2 on several blocks near Tech Memorial Park and 50th Street. Subdivision plats and several earlier-tabled cases also appear on tonight’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Avenue
50Th Street
Planning Commission
David Casey
College Avenue
Hugh Anderson
Kenneth Pharr
W. B. Agee
Plains National Bank
50Th St
College Ave
19Th Street
Mavme Alexander
Raleigh Avenue
Albert Troost Jr
Tech Memorial Park
J. R. Smith
Howell G. Killware
Detroit Avenue
Texas Tech
Joe Rushing
4Th Street
Killmore
Earl Archer
Oliver S. Cates
A. R. Osborn
J. H. Ball
14Th Street
The
Santa Fe Railroad
Brownfield Highway
E. J. Sefcik
W. C. Strawbridge
Wayne Hood
Gary Ave
Smith
Weather drift as heat grips Texas with scattered showers
Area sees high temperatures across Texas with Laredo 99 and Fort Worth 98 while Dallas and Presidio record 97. El Paso reports nearly half an inch of rain in the 24 hours to 6 p.m. Wednesday, with statewide totals including 41 at El Paso and light amounts in Houston Palacios Texarkana Brownsville and others. South Plains forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, warm conditions and possible late day showers.
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Texas
Laredo
Fort Worth
Dallas
Presidio
el Paso
Houston
Junction
Palacios
Texarkana
Brownsville
South Plains
Bomb Demonstrators Arrested Near U S Embassy in London
London police detained 120 protestors who lay down on sidewalks near the U S Embassy in Mayfair to oppose resumed nuclear testing. They were transported in trucks and charged with obstructing traffic, reflecting a pacifist stance against both Soviet and American tests.
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London
U.S
Mayfair
Membership Increase Bills Die In House
Washington reports Twenty bills aimed at increasing House membership were killed in a single committee action by the House Judiciary Committee. The move targets states losing seats as populations shift, keeping the House at 435 members as set in 1911.
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Washington
House
Judiciary Committee
Nes
Aid Extensions Voted By House
The House approved a 378 to 32 vote to extend two specialized school aid programs for two more years. The $900 million measure preserves aid to districts serving children of federal workers and near installations and continues the National Defense Education Act to keep schools aligned with space age technology. The bill now moves to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
House
Kennedy
Senate
Training Step Up Stated for Texas Guard Units
Washington orders intensified training for national guard and reserve units mean local stepped up drilling for hundreds of Texas civilian soldiers. The 49th Armored Division based in Dallas leads the state with units in 74 towns under Maj. Gen. Harley B. West. Other Texas units include the 16th Transportation Co Fort Worth the 277th Engineer Co Dallas and the 122nd Transportation Co Ellington Field Houston.
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Dallas
Washington
Texas
49Th Armored Division
Harley B. West
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Hospital Insurance Organization
16Uth Transportation Co
Fort Worth
277Th Engineer Co
122Nd Transportation Co
Ellington Field
Houston
Pounwhiraiian
Packing Big Wallop Hurricane Carla Near Gulf Coast
Hurricane Carla moves at nine mph with 75 mph winds near its center. Gale-force winds extend up to 200 miles north and east and 100 miles southwest. Forecasters warn no clear track but residents monitor Carla as ships in Key West Harbor brace for precautionary moves.
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Fla
Carla
Caribbean
Yucatan Channel
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Mexico
Gulf States
Florida
Cuba
Key West Harbor
Florida Keys
Yucatan
Channel
Miss Texas Early Favorite In Miss America Trials
Atlantic City UPI Miss Minnesota Nancee Ann Parkinson won the swim suit preliminary and Miss Texas Lin da Jacklyn Loftis won the talent contest. Parkinson, 18, from West St Paul, is a sophomore at Mankato State College and aims to teach elementary school. Loftis, 19, a soprano at Texas Christian University, wowed with Sempre Libera from La Traviata.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Miss Minnesota
Miss Texas
Nancee Ann Parkinson
Linda Jacklyn Loftis
Metropolitan Opera
Nancee
Mankato State College
West St. Paul
Linda
Texas Christtian University
Senate probes drive to examine military policy stance
Thurmond calls for an inquiry into Walker Army of crucifying Walker amid anti Communist zeal. McNamara refuses to take side under questioning, saying the committee must decide, and notes that refusing to answer would be incomplete without further frankness.
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Walker
Thurmond
McNamara
Pentagon chief faces questions on Walker case
Secretary McNamara testifies on the Walker affair amid military and political crisis. He pledges openness and calls for possible investigation if needed. The 24th Division commander was relieved last April over derogatory remarks about prominent Americans and ties to the John Birch Society.
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McNamara
Pentagon
Walker
24Th
West Germany
John Birch Society
Army
8Th Army Corps
Austin
Tex
Army European Headquarters
Truman
Acheson
Harry S. Truman
Sec. of State
Dean Acheson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Senate
House
Firemen Answer Seven Alarms Wednesday
City firemen answered seven calls with light damage reported at multiple locations. Incidents included a hot water heater igniting gas at 2107 18th St and two grass fires near Purina Mills and the Municipal Airport.
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18Th St
Purina Mills
Municipal Airport
65Th St
Len
J. H. Lawin
W. R. Cole
Ave. X
Cole
Sires
R. J. Teal
29Th St
50Th St
Births Reported Across Lubbock Area Hospitals
A string of birth notices from Lubbock area hospitals details several newborns. The blasts list parents, addresses, weights, and times for each birth, noting fathers’ occupations ranging from electrician to carpenter and business workers.
Webster's new dictionary ventures into everyday speech
The Merriam firm unveiled a refreshed Webster dictionary with new usages drawn from 10 million words and 100 word experts. Entries include puff meaning overrated and shall for determination and ain t as used orally. The work cites quotes from Willie Mays and Douglas MacArthur and notes appealing to students housewives and business people.
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Merriam Company
Wille Mays
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
United States
Gordon J. Gallan
G. & C. Merriam Co
Pupil Enrollment Climbs at Lubbock Schools to 26977
Enrollment figures show 405 new students on the second day of school raising total to 26977. Secondary enrollment up 179 to 9972, elementary up 220 to 16469, special education 316, with six teachers reassigned to busier schools including Bozeman McWhorter Bayless and Wheatley elementary schools.
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Lubbock
Supi
Nat Williams
Bozeman
McWhorter
Bayless
Wheatley
Canadian Projects Approved by House Appropriations Panel
The House Appropriations Committee backed a $960.37 million construction program for Army engineers and the Reclamation Bureau. Texas items include the Canadian River project $1.2 million and San Angelo $7.1 million. An Edwards Underground Reservoir survey was allotted $50,000. The full House debate is set for Friday.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Texas
Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau
House
Reclamation Bureau
San Angelo
Army Engineers
Edwards
Training Bill Faces House Rules Setback
House Rules Committee refused Wednesday to clear for House action the administration bill to provide job training for unemployed workers.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
New Blast Fallout Levels Detected in Alaska
Readings from cair samples at Anchorage Public Health Service station show fallout levels 24 times August daily average. Dr. Luther L Terry says no immediate health danger exists. President Kennedy cites Soviet resumption of tests and says the U.S. will resume underground laboratory tests with no fallout. White House offers no further details.
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Public Health Service
Anchorage
Alaska
Luther L.terry
Health Service
Kennedy
White House
Goulart Slated To Take Office In Brasilia
Vice President Joao Goulart will take the oath as president this afternoon before a joint session of Congress at 2 p.m. He will pursue a fight to resist a constitutional change that shifts power from the presidency. Sergio Magalhaes says the oath marks a provisional move with limited executive powers under the new parliamentary setup.
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Brasilia
UPT
Joao Goulart
Sergio Magalhaes
Chamber of Deputies
Goulart
Congress
Mistrial Declared in District Court over Auto Collision
Judge Robert H. Bean of the 140th District Court declared a mistrial after a jury failed to reach agreement in a civil suit. Roy E. Little represented his minor son Walter Lee Little seeking 4450 dollars against Ira Kelsey Mars for damages from a scooter collision in the 1900 block of I Broadway.
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Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Roy E. Little
Walter Lee Little
Ira Kelsey Mars
I. Broadway
UN Troops Face Stone Attack Near Elisabethville
Reports say UN troops were besieged by stone throwing mobs near Elisabethville as Katanga tensions rose. The scene followed a UN demand for a halt to underground nuclear tests and a response from President Kennedy's administration amid congressional funding discussions. Several UN soldiers were reportedly injured.
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Elisabethville
Washington
UPD
United Nations
Kennedy
Scessionis
Katanga
House Appropriations Committee
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Cross
Yucatan Peninsula
Susan Nell Webb
Miss Webb
ACA
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Edwin A. Walker
Sec
Robert S. McNamara
Billy Miller
Main
St. Mary's Hospital
Leroy Deardorff
Sunset Lane
Moo. King
Zenith
West Texas Hospital
Bill Joyner
Emory
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock Steel Co
Samuel ‘Stevenson
Mary Hospital
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Boat Aum
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Theather
Libby
McNeal
Donnie Ralston
Lubbock Ostenpattue Hospital
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Willie Anderson
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