Pact backers confident as Senate debate nears in 1963
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reports pact supporters claim nuclear superiority over the Russians and urge the Senate to ratify a treaty. Five understandings would limit recognition of East Germany, remove 0 day withdrawal, allow self defense weapons, ensure Senate approval if amended, and prohibit nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes unless debris spreads. Administration cites likely opposition under 20 votes. ratification needs two thirds of those voting.
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Ims
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Senate
Mansfield
Willl
Dirksen
Eisenhower
United States
Long
Louisiana
Clifford P. Case
R-Nl
Goldwater
Cuba
Area Sees Heavy Rain With Thunderstorms Across Region
A heavy thunderstorm was spotted in the Acuff area and rainfall measured 0.52 inches in Petersburg Sunday night. Radar showed a broad line of heavy activity five miles wide from south of Floydada to Lorenzo to Wilson, then weakening before 11 p.m. A motorist reported light showers near Ralls while traveling from Matador to Lubbock around 10 p.m. Officials noted continued confidence in treaty talks with no formal renegotiation. Senator Thomas J. Dodd voiced support for the treaty.
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Acuff
Floydada
Lorenzo
Wilson
Petersburg
J. J. Suits
Matador
Lubbock
Castro County
Jack Cartwright
Dimmitt
Crosbyton
Tahoka
Silverton
Littlefield
South Plains
Texas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Dallas
Ipan
Mercury
Maces
Tanada
Quintuplets Born in Argentina Amid Hospital Leadership
The Prieto quintuplets born July 15 1943 in Argentina survived their premature birth. They weighed 3 pounds 1.4 ounces to 4 pounds 3 ounces and were placed in incubators. Doctors named the babies after assisting physicians. Gov. Luis Vera Gomez visited, promising support, as the hospital covers delivery costs. A priest baptized the quints Robinson, Fernando, Otto, Juan Jose and Mario with doctors and nurses as godparents.
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Argentina
Anez
Robinson
Fernando
Otto
Juan Jose
Mario
Luis Vera Gomez
Zubal
Betancourt
Prieto
Jackson
Miss
Thomas. P.| Harkins
Harkins
Martha
Susan
Cecilia
Thomas Jr
Andrew
Tito Kennedy meeting eyed for next month in Washington
Yugoslav sources say President Tito may meet President Kennedy next month as part of efforts to ease East West tensions. Tito hinted at a Washington visit in mid October after parting with US Commerce Secretary Hodges in Zagreb.
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Belgrade
UPS
Tito
Kennedy
Washington
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Zagreb
Hodges
NEW University
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Antara
Montgomery Editorial on Gilmore and balance of payments
The piece argues Mayor Gilmore would transfer U S sovereignty to foreigners like selling Southern Pines to vacationing Americans. It concedes a stronger satisfaction from aiding the critical balance of payments deficit.
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Gilmore
U.S
Southern Pines
Arizona Man Arises From His Own Funeral
Boley, thought deceased, was found alive in West Texas after a funeral in Arizona. He was moved from cemetery to his recipient settler’s front yard as a daily reminder he had not died. Attendants recalled a lid left ajar and a lighter casket, confirming the miraculous revival.
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Arizona
Texas
Don Johnson
Boley
West Texas
Pioneer
CIA Teams Still On Payroll in Viet Nam despite U.S. Anger
In Saigon a CIA briefing disclosed that covert units linked to Tung were still funded and trained with American money. Officials said some squads were selected for assassination and sabotage while operating under Can Lao influence. A palace coup reshaped leadership as Nhu's power grew and protests surged.
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Washington
United States
Tung
Viet
Ngo Dinhi
U.S
Diem
Saigon
Tee
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ing
Nhu
South Viet Nam Lin
Pal ‘Godas
Canj Lao
UPI
Can Lao
Bombing Attack Claims Cuban Sugar Mill Destroyed
An anti Castro group says a twine engine bomber leveled a sugar mill in Camaguey Province Eastern Cuba Saturday night Four 50 pound bombs hit the mill the organization says the plane flew from a concealed base in Central America heading to support Diem authorities did not immediately comment and parents of detained students questioned the official silence
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Miami
Fla
Camaguey
Cuba
Orlando Bosch
Revolutionary Recovery Movment
Dent Ngo Dinh Diem
Bosch
United States
Centrall
Gov
Anti- One
Bombings Hit Gaston Home Amid Night Attack
The Gaston family reported incendiary bombs struck their second story home near dawn, four windows damaged and a car seen nearby earlier. The blast follows a dynamite bombing of Negro attorney Arthur Shores' home, triggering street clashes and injuries. Foreign aid Chief Bell warned Congress may cut Viet Nam aid if Diem policies do not change.
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Arly
Trammell
Gastons
White Housse
Melvin Bailey
Ontario
Ottawa
Canada
Gaston
Blaxts
Arthur Shores
New York
David E. Bell
Congress
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Diem
Washington
Births and workers noted at Laut Clinic events
The fragment lists multiple birth announcements from Laut Clinic area noting fathers employed in construction and plant work. Several entries mention newborn sons and daughters with weights ranging around seven pounds and ounces, paired with parent names and residences. The text mixes names such as Cavazos Peres Johnson Casares Nava and addresses, alongside references to local civic unrest and a dynamite incident near the Gaston motel, all from a single clipped item.
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Mex
Juan Cavazos
Paris
RS mm
Armando Peres
Wilson
Taucaine
White ‘Swan Institutional Foods Co
Nir
Mes
Simon
Gonzales
Laut
Phares’ and Witkins Sanutucturne Co
Jecus Casares
Bovina Man Slain At Curry County Fair
Police say Horace Lee Stevens 28 of Bovina was shot and killed in a parking lot at the Curry County Fair Saturday night. Officers say they are seeking another Black male for questioning.
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Bovina
Curry County Fair
Clovis
Horace Lee Stevens
Crossbow Robber Targets Bronx Milkman in 100 Dollar Theft
New York AP reports Irving Stein, a Bronx milkman on Sunday morning routes, was held up and robbed of $100. The robber carried a crossbow and arrow as his weapon in the daytime crime.
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New York
Irving Stein
Bronx
Goldwater Presses Labor Reform and Right to Work
Goldwater denounces union power as unbridled and calls for curbs on labor influence in politics. He cites COPE and AFL-CIO funding, favors right to work, and argues unions use dues for electoral activity while endorsing state laws to protect individual job choice. He notes corruption more in craft unions than industrial unions and critiques Taft Hartley enforcement.
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Teamsters
Labor Movement
Labor
Hoffa
Goldwater
McClellan
du Pont
General Motors
Jimmy Hoffa
United States
Reuther
Committee On Political Education
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Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Congress
Gussey
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