Reds Accept Black Box Inspection
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva the USSR agreed to use black box style robot detectors to help police a comprehensive nuclear test ban. Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin resisted a compulsory on site inspection system demanded by the West to verify underground disturbances.
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Soviet Union
Semyon K Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Sweden
India
Mexico
U.S
Kennedy Seeks Strike Reports Amid Labor Turmoil
President Kennedy receives reports today from two Taft-Hartley emergency boards set to halt strikes by East Coast dock workers and Lockheed aerospace workers. Meanwhile rail unions meet to decide next legal steps after carrier layoffs threaten members in five operating unions. machinists vote in St Louis.
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Kennedy
Lockheed Aerospace
St. Louis
Machinists
Sun
Roy Siemiller
McDonnell
Atlantic
Gulf
Lockheed
Taft- Hartley
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Lockheed Emergency Board
Arthur M. Ross
University of California Institute of Industrial Relations
White House
Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Rains Move Across State Amid Fog and Tornado
Rain and fog swept Texas with a small tornado near Seguin causing about $1,000 damage to the Guadalupe County Airport hangar and several planes. Totals include Seguin 1.8 inches, Beaumont 0.94, Houston 1.57, Galveston 1.08, Austin 1.25, Richmond 2.37 inches. Forecasters expected clearing by Tuesday with mild temperatures.
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Seguin
Galveston
Beaumont
Austin
Houston
College Station
Richmond
Guadalupe County
Norby
Kenedy
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
Fort Worth
Dallas
Waco
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
McAllen
Texarkana
Lufkin
Nehru Discusses Indian Chinese War Withdrawals
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese forces have not withdrawn though some units appear thinned. He noted signs of withdrawal in rear positions, but the front remains unclear amid conflicting reports from India and China.
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Henry
Bradsher
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Peking
Indian Communist Party
U.S
John Ken
Luhit
Walong
Tezpur
Bombdila
Assam Plains
First Fireworks Victims Reported In Naples Tragedy
Naples police report the first fireworks season death as 16 year old Antonio Maffetone crashed his motorcycle carrying illegal fireworks. The explosion killed him while injuring two car occupants in Naples.
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Naples
Italy
Antonio Maffetone
Tito Off To Russia For Talk With Krushchev
Yugoslav President Tito begins a Moscow visit with Khrushchev to discuss rifts with China and East West politics. The trip follows a Budapest stop and a period of economic strain in Yugoslavia.
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Tito
Russia
Krush
Moscow
TAP
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Peking
Vito
Jovanka
Budapest
Kremlin
Stalin
United States
Weather snapshot for Texas regions this weekend
Readings show highs ranging from the 30s to 70s across North Central Northeast Northwest South Central Southeast and Southwest Texas. Overnight low variations include near freezing in extreme north and 35 to 52 elsewhere with frost possible in far north. Clean, variable winds.
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Snyder
Texas
Northwest
UN Debates Congo Cost Sharing Amid Cold War Tensions
In New York the United States and nine allies push resolutions to have all UN members share Congo and Middle East peacekeeping costs per World Court opinion. The Soviet Union opposes payment. Arab delegates refuse Middle East funding. Latin America seeks separate cost assessment and higher shares from permanent Security Council members.
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U.N
Congo
Middle East
United States
World Court
General Assembly
Assembly
J. H. Price
Canada
Soviet Union
Security Council
Britain
France
China
U.N. Congo
Contest Of Election Indicated In Scurry County Court
Scurry County commissioners court met on Monday and received a letter from Travis Beaver of Fluvanna declaring a contest of the November 6 election in Precinct 2. Beaver says write-in votes for constable were not counted due to an oversight and that he is the only write-in candidate for the office, which is currently vacant. Official precinct returns show Beaver with four votes for Justice of the Peace and zero for constable. The court also eyed a drainage issue in Towle Park and a possible road between the county barn and the armory in Bassridge Addition, with County Surveyor tasked to study feasibility while avoiding federal property. Parking area resurfacing around the courthouse was discussed but no action taken.
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Scurry County
Beaver
Justice of the Peace
Towle Park
Bassridge
Frank Darby
Russians Withdraw IL28 Bombers From Cuba
The Defense Department announced the first of several IL28 bombers being taken from Cuba. Photographs show fuselages on the Okhotsk and at San Julian airfield as disassembly continues. Officials say the total number in Cuba remains unconfirmed though earlier counts cited 20 to 30 aircraft.
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Washington
Cuba
Defense Department
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Okhotsk
Sylvester
U.S
San Julian
Russia
Man’s Body Found at Lake Thomas Tragedy Revealed
A. A. Hiavary, 45, of 13 miles south of Lubbock, drowned at Lake Thomas on a fishing trip. His body was recovered about 10:30 Sunday near Browne's Store. his boat remained upright near shore. Justice of the Peace called the death accidental. rescue teams assisted as locals speculated lake hazards.
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Lake Thomas
A. A
Andy Hiavary
Lubbock
Tohoka Highway
Browne
Justice of the Peace
W C Davidson
Hiavary
Thorium Found in Granite Promises New Energy Source
Rice University geologists report tens of millions of tons of thorium in Granite in the White Mountains New Hampshire. Dr John Adams says the thorium could become a high cost nuclear fuel substitute as uranium prices rise, though mining volumes remain uncertain.
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