Soviets Set To Call For Withdrawal In Kuwait Crisis
The Soviet Union seeks a UN Security Council deadline for Britain to pull its troops from Kuwait. Kuwait's ruler appeals for British protection as Iraq disputes Kuwait’s independence and Arab League mediation looms amid Tokyo-like tensions.
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Turkey
Arab League
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Pachachi
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
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Radio
Saud
Abdel Khaled Hassouna
Cairo
Damascus
Saud Ha
Front Touches Off Rain In Panhandle Area
A cool front moving into the Texas Panhandle triggered heavy rain in Miami during the night with 3.40 inches mainly between 11 p.m. and midnight. Scattered showers also occurred along the coast Friday according to the Weather Bureau.
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Miami
Weather Bureau
U. S. Builds Big Test Facility Daniel Asks Compromise
In Austin Gov Price Daniel presses legislators for a pre session compromise on taxation after a tax study says a retail sales tax is likely. The committee favors broad tax plans, noting broader reform needed to meet state deficits with temporary and permanent measures.
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Texas
New Weapon Is Predicted
At Yucca Flats Nevada the AEC builds a vast underground tunnel network despite a 32 month nuclear test ban. Some experts say the Labyrinth may host future neutron bombs, tested unseen in salt caverns to dampen blasts and mask seismic effects.
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Livermore
Calif
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Soviet Union
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Aviation-Space
Marvin Miles
Larry Sharkey
Los Angeles Times
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Pearcy Enters Speaker Race in Texas Legislature
Rep. C. W. Pearcy of Temple today joined the race for speaker of the House in the 58th Texas Legislature, bringing the field to six. The 40 year old lawmaker, elected in 1958, labeled himself a moderate. Others in the contest include Reps. Alonzo Jamison Denton Ben Glasing Kingsville Byron Tunnell Tyler Franklin Spears San Antonio and W. T. Oliver Port Neches.
Lone Star Steel Near Contract With United Steel Unions
Lone Star Steel Co and the United Steel workers union near agreement at the Daingerfield plant where about 3000 members have labored under a two year contract gap. Negotiators cite local conditions and will hold a ballot after mediator Ted Morrow oversees two meetings in Longview.
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Daingerfield
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Longview
Jim Smith
Ted Morrow
Ayub Khan Heads to Washington Over U.S. Policy
Pakistan President Ayub Khan sails to the United States for talks with President Kennedy. He cites growing U.S. aid to India as a threat to Pakistan and arrives in Washington amid rising anti American sentiment and debate over neutrality and Soviet ties.
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India
United States
London
Ayub Khan
Washington
Soviet Union
Weather Snyder Texas Temperatures and Storm Outlook
Highs around 92 Thursday with 66 at 7 am and 71 in North Central Texas. Partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered thunderstorms and lower temperatures tonight and Saturday. Northwest Texas clear to partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms in Panhandle and High Plains. Coast variable winds with showers through Saturday. Southeast and Southwest Texas partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thunderstorms ending Saturday.
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High Plains
Delinquency Petition Filed Against Young Cisco Suspect
Nathan Curry, 15, admitted slaying Mrs. Florence Hussey of the First Baptist Church in Cisco. An Eastland County delinquency petition was filed paving the way for a hearing before Judge John S. Hart. Officials declined to detail the petition or motives, citing secrecy surrounding the case.
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Eastland County
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Curry
Florence Hussey
First Baptist Church
John S. Hart
Eastland
Johnson Smith
Dist
Earl Conner
Hussey
Hart
Curry House
Texas
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Conner
Cisco High School
Note To Soviets On Berlin Framed For Khrushchev
The United States plans to send a framed note to Khrushchev next week urging Berlin talks only on a reasonable basis with no new specific proposals. The message, prepared with Britain France and West Germany, counters Khrushchev’s demand for a free city and supports a wider German settlement based on self determination. Secretary Rusk reviewed the note with allied diplomats and a further session was planned.
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Russia
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Snyder Man Hurt In Fall From Utility Pole
Donald Wayne Calvert an employee of Texas Electric Service Co fell from a utility pole in the Twenty seventh block of Ave at 10 am. He was taken to Cogdell Hospital by Bolger ambulance and was X rayed at noon in satisfactory condition with multiple fractures.
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Texas Electric Service Co
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Roby Highway
Eichmann Admits Guilt From Human Point of View
Eichmann testified he felt guilt "from the human point of view" for millions slain, saying legal guilt did not apply as he followed orders. He said he hid after the war and fled to Argentina believing his trial would be political rather than legal.
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