Senators To Open Debate On Nuclear Test Ban Pact
The Senate prepares to debate the limited nuclear test ban treaty as backers cite ratification prospects despite Southern opposition. President Kennedy consults leaders Mansfield and Dirksen at the White House before the session to secure bipartisan support and address concerns about strategic U.S. security.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Armed Services Committee
Defense Preparedness
Soviet Union
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dixie Demos
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Tower
Robert C. Byrd
D-Wva
Mansfield
Military Chiefs of Staff
Wallace urges nonviolent fight against school integration
Governor George C. Wallace urged Alabama residents to keep up the fight against school desegregation but to do so nonviolently as 24 Negro students were to enter nine white schools in Birmingham Mobile Huntsville and Tuskegee. He warned against violence and said the state would resist integration while some officials anticipated the schools reopening under state trooper supervision.
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Irmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
Huntsvile
Tuskegee
Istate
A. G. Gaston
Wallace
Theo Wright
Seymore Trammell
Venezuela births quintuplets fathered by foreman at Creole Petroleum plant
In Maracaibo a 34 year old grandmother gave birth to quintuplets all boys after seven months and four days of pregnancy. The mother Ines Maria Cuervo de Prieto and the five babies are in satisfactory health. The birth occurred in 50 minutes and officials may arrange housing and education for the children.
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Aracaibo
Maracaibo Hospital
Ines Maria Cuervo de Prieto
Regulo Pandiano Anez
Department of Pediatrics
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Dionne
Canada
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne Dionne
Dilgenti
Maria Fernanda
Maria Cristina
Maria Esther
Carlo
Franco
Campfire Yarn Tale Of Victim With Last Rites
A bygone legend recounts Old Boley who died during a flu outbreak near Caprock foothills. Funeral details, funeral home prep, and a tombstone surface. later the widow relocates to Arizona and insurance investigators probe the heavy life policy.
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Caprock
Boley
Arizona
Old Boley
Mine Foreman Dies After Talcum Mine Collapse
The body of Carl Dockery a 58 year old mine foreman was recovered 22 hours after being buried in a talcum mine 250 feet deep Four other men were rescued and one died Dockery was lifted to the surface as family members departed the site and a bell tolled to mark the winch start
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Ellis Guthrie
Dockery
Gossip Column Synopsis: Discretion and Scandal
A reader column defines a gossiping woman as eager to spread rumors before confirming truth. The piece reflects tabloid tone and social commentary from the era, noting the dangers of rumor and the social consequences of gossip among women.
CIA Pays Vietnamese Forces Despite U.S. Anger
United Press International reports that CIA funds continue to pay Col. Le Quang Tung and about 2,000 Vietnamese special forces. The payments, about 250000 monthly, persist amid U.S. anger over Buddhist arrests and dissidents. The troops were trained and armed by the CIA for border missions and covert operations into North Vietnam.
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United Press
Ashington
Saigon
U.S Central Intelligence Agency
Rapoe
le Quang Tung
South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh
CIA
Tung
U. S
South Viet Nam
North
Divorcee Slain In Boston Area
A Boston area divorcee Evelyn Corbin was found strangled in her Salem apartment on Sunday during her 50th birthday week. She lived alone in a three story brick building. six of eight prior stranglings in Greater Boston remain unsolved. Dist Atty John Burke leads the Essex county investigation. The first floor apartment was ransacked with no forced entry suspected. a nearby fire escape may have aided entry.
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Salem
Mass
Greater Boston
Evelyn Corbin
Flora Manchester
Boston
Dist
John P. S. Burke
Essex County
Prayer for Strength and Faith Shared by Local Clergy
The Rev. C. Melvin Ratheal of Lubbock offers a prayer urging awareness of friends' quiet resolve and small joys amid suffering and asks readers to share their faith with others.EDITOR'S NOTE: prayers must be 0 words or less if submitted.
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Jesus
C. Melvin Ratheal
Lubbock
Tutors Get Pay Boost in New York City Contract
United Federation of Teachers delegates representing 20 000 NYC teachers voted 1 500 to 71 to approve a two year contract raising maximum pay to 11 025 a year from 10 445 and preserving the 5 300 minimum. The deal costs the city 24 3 million and includes class size limits jury duty pay and extended sick leave.
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United Press International
York
New York City
Board of Education
Assembly
Panel
United Federation of Teachers
Mr Conservative Barry Goldwater Profile by Jack Bell
A Washington correspondent profiles Barry Goldwater in a six part series. The piece outlines Goldwater as a central yet controversial public figure and previews upcoming installments in The Avalanche Journal.
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Conservative
Barry Goldwater
Jack Bell
Washington
Avalanche Journal
Goldwater’s clash with Hoffa over union politics in 1957
In a Senate Rackets Committee appearance on August 27 1957 Jimmy Hoffa argued unions should focus on members economic gains while politics stood to one side. Barry Goldwater praised Hoffas view and warned about political aims from rival labor leaders like Walter Reuther.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
James Hoffa
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Goldwater
Hoffa
Senate Rackets Committee
Teamsters
Reuther
Nude Balcony Stunt At Edinburgh Drama Festival Sparks Debate
Miss Kesselaar walked onto a McEwan Hall balcony during a debate on The Theatre of the Future and removed her clothing before hundreds. The act drew mixed reactions from Lord Provost Weatherstone and the Earl of Harewood, with Weatherstone calling it vulgar and Harewood calling it amusing.
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United Preas International
Dinguagh
Scotland
Dunance Weatherstone
Anna Kenselaar
Earl of Harewood
Miss Kesselaar
McEwan Hall
Weatherstone
Queen Elizabeth
Sligo Area Soaked By Two Inches
Thunderstorms drenched the South Plains with nearly two inches of rain in Sligo and Denver City, flooding 10 to 12 blocks and halting traffic. The Weather Bureau noted scattered, heavy showers east of Lubbock with a severe drainage problem on North Avenue G.
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South Plains
Denver City
Yoakum
Sligo
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Terry County
U S Officials Cancel Viet Nam Visit Plans
Washington reports Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance canceled a Far Eastern tour starting Wednesday to South Viet Nam. Other Defense Department officials also postponed trips as the State Department issued a travel restriction amid unsettled conditions in Viet Nam.
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Washington
Sec. of the Army
Cyrus Vance
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
State Department
Viet Nam
Weather map notes for Lubbock area brief
The forecast for Lubbock and vicinity calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Extreme heat tops 93 degrees with a low near 66 and light south winds early becoming breezy at night.
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Lubbock
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