Hoover warns Russians seek industrial secrets from American business
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover warns in World weekly that Russians cultivate American businessmen to obtain industrial and technical data. Spies attend conventions, request free booklets, photograph facilities, and gather brochures. He urges business leaders to report espionage and protect plant security.
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Texas receives small share of federal taxes in 1961
Texas paid 4.26 percent of federal taxes and received 4.49 percent of federal grants in 1961. The piece cites other states that paid in more than their share yet received less, allowing Texas and 33 others to collect more than paid in.
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California
New York
New Jersey
Ilinois
Florida
Rhode Island
Devaluation Rumors Stir U.S. Dollar Debate in Congress
Under secretary of the Treasury Robert V. Roosa told the House Banking Committee rumors of a dollar devaluation are unfounded. He noted no plan to alter the dollar gold peg and that deficits are easing, with balance hoped by year end 1963. He warned some articles abroad aim to create an atmosphere.
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U.S
the Treasury
Robert V. Roosa
Roosa
House Banking Committee
Russia
United Kingdom
Weather Today Promises Heat With Scattered Thunderstorms
Amarillo and vicinity stay clear to partly cloudy with hot temperatures and isolated storms after noon and at night. Texas portions expect warm to hot conditions with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers in the Panhandle and High Plains, cooler in the northern Panhandle Thursday. New Mexico remains fair with scattered late day storms east, highs 80 to 95. Sunrise 5 41 a m Sunset 3 03 p m. Precipitation yesterday none.
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Texas
Panhandle
High Plains
New Mexico
Union County
Four Latin Americans killed in Hereford train collision
An eastbound Santa Fe Chief struck a stalled car 1.3 miles west of Hereford at 5:17 pm, killing four Rock Springs, Texas men and injuring one. Victims were Steven Enriquez and three relatives, Jose Barerra Enriquez, 16, Tano Barerra Enriquez, 15, and Jose Cantu Enriquez, 15. The injured, Videl Rodriguez Fernandez, 22, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The train engineer said speed was about 70 mph. crossing had no lights or bells. The men were headed to Hereford Labor Camp seeking work.
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Jose Barrera Enriquez
Tano Barrera Enriquez
Jose Cantu Enriquez
Deaf Smith County Hospital
Videl Rodriguez Fernandez
Rock Springs
Tex
H. C. Price
Clovis
Telstar Satellite Sends First Picture This Week
The First Picture This photo from the Telstar relay system was received in Andover Maine and transmitted to New York by land line. The Telstar acted as a sky switchboard, relaying the image back to Andover after initial reception in New York.
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Andover
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Don Guy
Holmdel
N.J
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Shot Site Opens First Satellite Link From Andover Maine
Andover Maine hosts a historic test as Telstar links a satellite to Holmdel New Jersey marking the first commercial space communication run. AT and T leads a $50 million project aimed at worldwide live television using a 380 ton horn antenna for microwave signals.
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Adios Aggie Gets Specs at Chicago Harness Park
Two harness racing mares Adios Agnes and Gladys Vole were fitted with eyeglasses by optometrist Dr. Irving J. Peiser at Sportsman's Park. He said retinoscopy can yield accurate eyeglass prescriptions for animals, potentially aiding night racing glare, hyperopia, and eye protection from mud.
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Two Charged in Pampa Grocery Heist
In Pampa a robbery at Ward's Minit Mart led to a fast pursuit with two suspects arrested in McLean. Russell Watters 31 of Portland Oregon and Haskell Rayburn 22 of Boswell Oklahoma Wichita were jailed on ten thousand dollar bonds each.
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France England Get Clear Transmissions
The Telstar satellite linked government and private U S efforts to place an orbiting communications relay. It sent vivid live television across oceans to France and England ahead of planned international transmissions while also handling a telephone message to the vice president.
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Telstar Victorious Live TV Link to Atlantic Broadcast
Telstar the communications satellite will relay the first live trans Atlantic television broadcasts. The NBC special coverage begins at 9 30 p m on Channel 4 with Chet Huntley narrating.
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Bell Labs and AT T Launch Private Satellite Telstar
A privately financed satellite from AT T and Bell Labs was launched from Cape Canaveral and entered its sixth orbit above the Atlantic within fifteen hours, signaling a historic communications feat funded by a $3 million launch and tracking deal with NASA. In Andover Maine AT T board chairman denounced Khrushchev's Berlin plan as hypocrisy while the US rejected the proposal.
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Crossroads Report on Court and School Prayer Debates
A Wellington column by D. B. Scott argues the Supreme Court took on school prayer cases out of jealousy of a higher authority. The motives expert claims the Court acts to curb direct prayer influence, fearing political disruption if voters pray independently.
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City Man Surrenders on Charges of $8,000 Theft
Amarillo farmer William H. Dean surrendered to Potter County authorities on charges of stealing over $8,000. He called the accusation absurd and told reporters he did not take the money. Bond was set at $10,000 and he remained in Potter County Jail awaiting posting.
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Bill) Graham
Amarillo
William H
Bill) Dean
Parker
Potter County
Tice
Roberts
Dean
Absurd theft charge tangles Amarillo trio in Potter County
William H. Dean surrendered to Potter County authorities after a warrant named him and Amarillo couple Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Manning in a $9,140 cash theft from James A Williams. Manning woman admits drugging Williams and taking $400. rest allegedly split with Dean. The trio fled to Juarez, Mexico, before arrest warrants were issued.
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Bobby J. Manning
W. 22Nd
Manning
Judge Roberts
Potter County
James Ainsworth Williams
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Juarez
Mexico
Fragmented Weather Scatter Sparks City Signals
Fragmented OCR text references sunlit Amerific days 182 and 1962 wind viability readings. Mentions Amarillo Houston Dallas Oklahoma City and night signals, unclear context. Unable to determine a clear event but notes locations and weather related terms.
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