Band Parade Launches Fair Today Amid Parade Highlights
The 71st Tee Capades kickoff at 3 pm with matinee today and an 8:30 pm show. Fair sights include flower and livestock judging, free admission for area students, and midway shows featuring a death-by-own-action act, antique farm tools, and the I Q 200. Fort Bliss missile squad will display an Honest John rocket. Special days honor area and Lubbock schools and Air Force day.
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Air Force
Homer A. Anderson
San
Geo
Methiyre
Odessa
Col C. Larson
Amarillo
Lege
Jayton
Kress
New Deal
Lle
Shallowater
Texico
Ice Show
Wilson
Abernathy
Farwell
Frenship
Hale
Center
Idalou
O'Donnell
Peters
Burg
Ralls
Springlake
Sudan
Denver
Floyd
Coliseum
Morton
Muleshoe
Ance
Olton
Tahoka
Clovis
Littlefield
Andrews
Flower
Chester White
Lubbock
Simon
Animal ‘Behavior Farm
Hot Springs
Ark
West Texas
Bill Hames
Buckner-Milam Girls
Lubbock Children’s
2Nd Missile Bn
3D Arty
Fort Bliss
Area
Kennedy speech outlines stance on UN, Berlin, disarmament
President Kennedy reaffirms U S resistance to a Soviet plan to replace Dag Hammarskjold with a three man board vetoed by the Communist bloc He pledges a vigorous United Nations led by a strong secretariat He notes a forthcoming disarmament plan after Mali leader Keita and Indonesia's Sukarno delivered a Belgrade conference letter Kennedy cites a general and complete disarmament framework with peaceful dispute settlement and peacetime maintenance of balance He mentions Geneva talks in 1960 and a New York meeting with McCloy and Soviet Zorin that failed to agree on armament committee makeup
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Dag Hammarskjold
Kennedy
U.S
United Nations
Berlin
Germany
Modibo Keita
Mali
Sukarno
Indonesia
White House
Belgrade
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Assembly
Geneva
McCloy
Valerian A. Zorin
New York
Heinrich Luebke
West Berlin
Luebke
Clay
Lucius D. Clay
Luis Padilla Nervos
Mexico
Tanna
General Assembly
World Organization
Hammarskjold
N Affairs
Stevenson
Waldorf-Astoria
Prince Nordom Sihanguk
Cambodia
Arturo Frondizi
Argengina
J. B. Parkinson
Clifford House
Brown
Dean Schuman
Thelow
E. I. Ae
Pont de Nemours Co
General Motors
Cahill
Supreme Court
PR Pvt 1 Ltd
Dirksen
Sen. L. Prouty
R-Vt
Senate
Ion Lee
Eee
Eet. A
Iblic
Bonn President Calls For Faith In West Allies
West German president Heinrich Luebke urged trust in Western partners at the Berlin opera opening. He cited General Clay’s defense of Berlin and warned allies must be taken seriously in all respects as U.S. efforts to maintain access to Berlin and NATO unity loom large.
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Bonn
Clay
East Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev
Births and a Hit-Run Featured in Brief Notices
In Tevelland Mr and Mrs Isaac Arredondo announce the birth of a son at 438 am weighing pounds and ounces with a farm worker father noted. A second notice lists Mr and Mrs Emerson Paul of Lubbock welcoming a son at an early Sunday time. A local patrolman and K-9 partner investigated a hit-run car case, describing the clue as a needle in a haystack.
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Isaac Arredondo
Watrur St
Tevelland
Emerson Paul
Rt. & Lubbock
Bonifacio Gallegos
Tau St
Taibbock Auto Co
Elias Salas
Laut
Pine OW Sol
Romero Garcia
Dav
Chnie
Police hunt after fatal hit run in Lubbock
A hit and run crash on a Saturday night in Lubbock left a youth dead and another critically injured. Police, including Chief J Alley Jr and Byers units, conducted a citywide search for the suspect, described as driving a described car. The driver later told officers he had been drinking and returned home before dawn.
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Naa Mt
Lubbock
Upchurch
Byers
T. Alley Jr
4Th
Clovis Road
4Th Street
Avenue Q
Clovis
alRoad
Long
Auburn
College ‘Ave
Ang
Curtis Strangess
Mbe
George Brandon Upchurch
Auburn St
Stomachs Grows Long Food Lines Hit Cuban Shops
Miami AP reports refugees describe empty stomachs and longer queues at food shops in Havana. Crooked lines clash with militiamen while Cuban refugees in Miami find familiar foods scarce in Cuba yet plentiful here. A leading Spanish foods wholesaler notes demand has nearly quadrupled over three years as meat milk bread vegetables and fruit become scarce and costly.
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Miami
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Foods Iscarcer
Havana
Cuban food shortages spark imports and frantic searches
In Hays and Temple areas shortages ripple through kitchens as malanga lard garlic and lemon juice vanish from shops. Large imports from the Dominican Republic and Central America arrive to ease scarcity while refugees report limited fats and oils, and Cuban cooks cope with boiled plantains and rice amid tightening supplies.
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Hays
Temple Businessma
Leutenant
Malangé
Eubbock
Cuba
Parkway
Manor Motel
Miami
Dominican Republic
Central America
Storms Hurt Downtown as Rain Halts Cars
Storms and rain slowed downtown traffic with hail near Abilene Midland Big Spring Reno area. Reports include births at local clinics, a crash injuring two boys, and several thefts and power outages during the storm. Local officials describe widespread flooding and generators failing at Webb Air Force Base hospitals.
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Page One
Abilene, Midland
Big Jsnvine
Renoimant
Welles Dies Noted FDR Era Envoy at 70
Sumner Welles longtime architect of the good neighbor policy toward Latin America and trusted adviser to Franklin D Roosevelt died at his Bar Harbor summer home after a period of illness. He served as undersecretary of state from 1937 to 1943 and helped shape wartime diplomacy and the creation of the United Nations. He was survived by his third wife and three children. Funeral services planned in Washington Tuesday.
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Boas Press International
Ardsville
Sumner Welles
Poliy
Latin America
Franklin D
Ion
Ees
The
Sec
Cordell Hull
Barbor
Harriette Post
Bengantin
New Eeknes
Madrid
Arband
Pelam “Robbins
Southampton
Washington
Welles
Masland
Poley
Roosevelt
Mussolini Hitler
United Nations
Ameria Jean
Bernardsville
N.J
Congress Adjournment Due Any Day Amid Senate Standoff
Congress tied up as leaders warned adjournment could come any day while a Senate hold on a final appropriation bill delayed action on a giant Du Pont stockholder measure. Traffic crash injuries raised hospital alerts and local damage from recent storms added to the week’s headlines.
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Mansfield
Senate
du Pont
Manefield
Six Burn To Death In Florida Accident
A truck carrying 17 persons in downtown Jacksonville overturned and burned. Four children and two adults were burned to death. Ten others aboard the truck were hospitalized. Police said the victims, all Negroes, were burned beyond recognition.
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Jacksonville
Fla
R. A. Hurlbert
Car Falls Into Canyon Injuring One Near Buffalo Lakes
One person injured when a car driven by Mrs. Tommie Timmons stalled on an uphill grade, rolled backward, and plunged 40 to 50 feet into a canyon near Johnson's Ranch by Buffalo Lakes. James Crecy and a patrolman escaped danger by jumping clear as the vehicle overturned twice. The injured 16 year old Habbs received emergency treatment. The incident occurred about 3 p.m. Sunday. The Spanish peseta became convertible for foreign corporations and individuals in Madrid.
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Johnson
Buffalo Lakes
Suneday
Habbs
Ave
West Texas Hospital
Joe Mahon
Tommy Timmons
Ave. D
Mahon
Timmons
James Crecy
Auburn St
Lonnie Bailey Charged With Murder In Hathcock Case
Lonnie Bailey a 15 year old youth was charged with murder with malice less than 12 hours after authorities announced the death of Mrs Martha Hathcock in Big Spring The victim died Saturday afternoon from a throat stab wound with evidence of attempted rape found by a doctor Two granddaughters discovered the body on a blood soaked bed Police said Bailey signed a statement and authorities noted his prior arrest for house burglary in the city The police chief said a note on school paper was found under the victim s leg and indicated threats while the other side bore a Spanish exercise Justice of the Peace said the home showed no signs of ransacking and a weapon near was not described
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Jana Philip Gonzalez
Chavez
Margaret
Spring
Cowper Hospital
Anester Cooper
Big Spring
Toj
Thomas Jones
Éhideath
Gatesville School For
Oaist Hospital
Tubbeck Potton
Sheriff's
Robert
W. W. Emery
Rt. 5
Swenson
Heest Lubbock
4Th St.andifront
Ave F
Gibson
48Th St
Knoxville
Lonnie Bailey
Gatesville
Martha Hathcock
Le 1
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Bobby
Robert F. Kennedy
Advocal Jahore
Pakistan
Indus Basle
Ray Long
Stessing Saeirday ‘Af Laut
Plains Laundry
Antonio Lana
Rt 4
Geighine
Taut
Chee
Fainerie Farm
Fhsker
Raenlhe Snare
James Linwood
37Th St
Iin Ralls
Florida
Priscilla Bustillos
Ally
Finiona
Webb Air Force Base
Big
Ithe
Charles Gibson
Stonewall County
Red Raider
Pioneer Hotel
Texas ‘University
Tery
Singleton ‘Funeral Home
Dillon
Permian General
Ray's Grocery
29Th St
J. L .Sanders
E. 2Nd Pl
W. S. Spears
Ardmore Okla
James W. Spears
21St St
Max Berlanga
Lorenzo Boy
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Congress
19Th St
Vanda Ave
Pasgaret Rodriguez
Paul Arroyos
E. Main St
Frank Picon
Elias Montez Salaz
Th St
Methodist Hospital
Renee Henry Richardson Jr
Rix Funeral Home
Gity
Lubboch
Oroven
Mike Mans
SRT Reer Rirtamassien Pree Sonn
Alpine
Presidio
Tal
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Macomp
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Feportea
Int
St. Louis
Marissa
Kansas
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Wyo
Japan
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Oregon
49Th Street
45Th Street
Indiana
I Quaker Avenue
Action Committee
Nom
Hubert Richardson
Timeington
Lorenzo Town
du Pont Corporation
Richardson
House
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Big Spring Boy
Snyder
Cochran-Thompson Furniture Co
Rony
Larry
Tunis
Tunisia
United Arab Republic
American Airlines
Logan International Airport
Boston
San Francisco
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