Kennedy Speech Draws Bipartisan Praise Worldwide
Kennedy's U N address drew broad praise from lawmakers abroad and at home. Senators Mansfield Dirksen Goldwater Humphrey and others lauded the speech noting its disarmament themes and call for a stronger United Nations. Leaders from Britain India Nigeria Cyprus and Japan welcomed Kennedy's firm stance and urged widespread dissemination of his message.
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Romania
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Nigeria
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Gestions
Humphrey
Khrushchev
Ken
Lubbock
Sterling Nedy
Emens Jr
Nated
al Barr
Osaka
Wardustry
Itoh Comney
Itoh Firm Oversees Global Textile Operation
Yoshikawa outlines Itoh Group's vast world spanning operation with 40 departments and 4,000 employees. Textile division is one arm among electronics and chemicals, accounting for a portion of cotton exports. Yoshikawa, with 40 years at Itoh, has led as managing director for two years.
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Electronics Itoh
Yoshikawa
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Hays Opens Drive With Lubbock GOP Workshop Speech
Temple businessman Bill Hays, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, delivered his first campaign speech to about 125 attendees from 19 counties at the Parkway Manor in Lubbock. The workshop covered party organization, canvass tactics, primary procedures, and public relations, with leaders including James A. Leonard and instructors Paul Des Rochers, Kenneth Harmon, and Hargrove Sith.
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Temple
Lubbock
Parkway Manor
Sam Loomis
James A. Leonard
Republican Party
Texas
Paul Des Rochers
Kendick Harmon
Hargrove Sith
Tesi
Kennedy presses world stage in bold UN address
President Kennedy addresses the United Nations urging disarmament and self determination amid Cold War tensions. Khrushchev and Gromyko receive mixed receptions as Kennedy defends Western rights and calls for a united approach to Berlin and decolonization.
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United States
Berlin
Lubbock Fair Aims Boost Agriculture Shows and Events
Opening day crowds at Fair Park Texas Tech enjoyed a busy schedule with 227 entrants in crop exhibits and livestock judging from Holstein and Brown Swiss cattle to swine and sorghum. FFA booths highlighted grain sorghum profits and soil building cotton programs as area schools placed in judging. Local bands and a Marine Color Guard accompanied parades while 14 counties participated in rural product displays and awards.
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Lewis ‘Eggenberger
School of Agriculture
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Ling
A. W. Young
Cecil Ayers
George Elle
Tech
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Marine Corps
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Dimmitt
Patsy Ray i Levelland
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Littlefield Aggregation
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Hale Center
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Keenesburg
Colo
Noel Mondiy
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Tohoka
Kenneth McCoy
Lavington
Yorkshire Boar and Son
Larry
Welch
Sandyland
Brownfield
Monterey
Tom
Lubbock
Roaring Springs
Levelland
Lamesa
Gall
Muleshoe
Slaton
Jand Spur
FFA
Solomon Montgomery
Bigti
Three Killed In Highway Crash In Texas
McKibben's truck and another vehicle collided at 2 20 pm near Tahoka injuring occupants. Harris trapped under wreckage. Harris wife and three children survive. funeral plans pending. Rockwell and Buchanan also involved in separate crashes on Highway 70 near Lubbock and Olton. Rix Funeral Home to announce Little's funeral in Lubbock after fatal walk collision.
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Tohoka
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Lynn County
Dawson County
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Lockhart
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Masonic Lodge
Anney Funeral Home
Sherry
Slaton B
Rodney
Ford
Lubbock
Eva “Bell Mmons
Earlshoro
Okla
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O'Donnell
Osl B. Harris
C. J. Harris
Hobbs
N. M
Hereford
C. C. Rockwell
Methodist Hospital
Parsons Funeral Home
Orton
Rockwell
Buchanan
Olton Community Hospital
Turown
Vol. Smith Jr
Lamb County
Earth
Hicles
Buc Rockwell
Smith ‘Sai
Lawton youth held on Dyer Act transport charge
LeRoy Butch Cooley, 17, of Lawton Oklahoma, remained in Lubbock County jail on a $1000 bond after being charged with Violation of the Dyer Act and transportation of four stolen vehicles. Two juvenile companions, aged 14 and 15, are in juvenile custody. A 1958 model car stolen in Lawton was recovered. Local residents helped with the arrest and relatives coordinated travel and clinic visits in Lubbock and Dallas.
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Butch) Cooley
Lawton
Okla
Lubbock County
Frank R. Murray
Cooley
Lubbock Poice
Five Car Crash Injures Twenty Two In Rockford
In a rainy Monday crash at 4th Street and Avenue J in Rockford, twenty two people were injured. Most were high school students. two were in serious condition at Methodist Hospital. Harold Criswell, 27, and Virgie Olofison, 61, were among those hurt as the rear car collided with a line of vehicles. Deputies continued the investigation amid reports of a break in at a local business and other minor thefts.
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Methodist Hospital
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Olofison
Mth Street
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Avenue J
Auburn High School
Kennedy disarmament speech sparks mixed international response
In Hong Kong Ta Kung Pao derides Kennedy as hypocritical seeking disarmament while stoking war. London papers praise the address as forward looking while Bonn officials call it a practical basis for talks. Britain supports gradual steps and German officials acknowledge realism and vision in the proposal.
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Kennedy
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Daily Mirror
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City Man Recovering After Fall Injuries
Gordon Dale McNabb 18 of West Texas is in lisfactory condition at a local hospital after a morning fall from a house roof at E 3rd and Magnolia. Working for Lydick Rooting Co, he fractured his right leg in the 11:45 a.m. accident Monday. In Seattle, Capt Emory D. Stanley Jr. will take command of the U S Naval Supply Center here on Oct 1, per Navy notice.
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Japan
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UPI
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U.S. Naval Supply Depot
Seattle
U.S. Naval Supply Center
Youth Will Face Charges When 17
In BIG SPRING YPD District Atty Jones said Joseph Bailey, 19, will be charged with murder when he is 17. He confessed after being taken to Gatesville State School for Boys Saturday night. Victim Mrs Hathcock, 81, was the mother in law of Mayor Lee O Rogers of Bix Springs. Two granddaughters found the body around 5 15 p m. Police say Bailey has 17 prior crimes mostly housebreaking and that rape was his motive, though authorities did not state if a sexual assault occurred.
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Bulldozers carve 300-foot death zone at East Berlin border
Report states Communist bulldozers cleared a 300 foot strip along the East Berlin border, crushing summer houses and plots to block the line of sight to the barbed wire. West Berlin residents seek safety as tensions rise over access and Allied rights amid Warsaw Pact maneuvers.
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