Macmillan Crisis Dominates Britain’s Headlines
London papers crown Macmillan’s return and talks with ministers as the Profumo affair roils the Conservative government. Ward’s arrest and links to royalty intensify scrutiny, while Labour calls for a security debate after spring break.
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London
Daily Mirror
Macmillan
Harold Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Daily Telegraph
M.p.s
Telegraph
Ward
Prince Philip
Princess Margaret
Earl of Snowdon
Britain
Eugene Ivanov
Miss Keeler
News of the World
Ivanov
West End
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Jo Grimond
Liberal Party
Macmil
Boxer Ray Hubble Falls Ill After Friday Ring Fall
Levelland boxer Ray Hubble aged 24 remained in a coma in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital after a Friday night blow in Amarillo. Dr. Victor Ellis said neck injury rather than brain damage, with danger persisting into Sunday.
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Ray Hubble
Levelland
Willie Roach
Victor Ellis
Hubble
Roach
Ellis
Crossroads Report on Active and Passive Deficits
A letter to the editor argues a government spending deficit is good when active and bad when passive. The writer contrasts expert theory with a neighbor’s simpler view about pursuing debt versus reducing it.
Murder charges in Gainesville shooting of patrolman
Patrolman Harrison 37 was shot five times in the back while transporting two men and a woman to jail after a disturbance call in Gainesville. Murder charges were filed against Jerry Don Anderson and Dorothy Faye Sanders, both residing in Dallas. The case notes the other man in the car did not participate. Funeral services for Harrison are planned at 2.0 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Gainesville with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Harrison, born December 22, 1925 in Monroe, Oklahoma, was survived by his wife Lena and three children, plus his parents and siblings. He had served in World War II and transferred to Gainesville in 1962.
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Jerry Don Anderson
Faye Sanders
Dallas
Texas
Kenneth W. Harrison
Gainesville
Harrison
Arizona State Prison
First Baptist Church
Harry Roark
Fairview Cemetery
Vernie Keel
Oklahoma
Monroe
Lena Babcock
Wellington
Perryton
Walter Road
Cynthia Anon
Jeanne Karen
Kenneth Ed
Dorothy Faye Sanders
Anderson
Phoenix
Ariz
O. E. Whisnand
Carthage
Missouri
Alabama president vows to meet integration with honor
Dr. Frank A. Rose, 20th president of the University of Alabama, told newsmen the impending crisis will be met with resolve and in accordance with law. He spoke after outlining threats and the university’s plan to maintain order while continuing growth and studies amid integration pressures.
California Young Republicans Back Goldwater
The Los Angeles County Young Republican Organization with 5000 members backs Barry Goldwater for the 1964 GOP nomination. They foresee influence at the San Francisco convention and praise Knowland after a warning about party unity. A clash with the Los Angeles GOP central committee led to Goldwater canceling a planned Aug. 5 stadium address in Chavez Ravine.
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Los Angeles
Goldwater
Young Republicans
San Francisco
California
William F. Knowland
G.O.P
Senate
Knowland
Los Angeles G.O.P. County Central Committee
Robert Gaston
California Young Republican
Dodger
Chavez Ravine
County Central Committee
Jud Leetham
Weather Summary For Amarillo And Vicinity And Northwest Texas
Far to partly cloudy through Tuesday with isolated thunder storms tonight. Few isolated storms Tuesday afternoon. High near 90. Northwest Texas clear to partly cloudy today through Tuesday with scattered storms this afternoon and evening mainly north portion. No major temperature change. Northern New Mexico generally fair tonight with isolated afternoon showers or storms in the northern mountains. Highs 75 to 90.
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Weerupe
Amarillo
Northwest
Texas
New Mexico
Kennedy asks mayors to push peaceful civil rights drive
President Kennedy at the 30th annual United States Conference of Mayors in Honolulu urged mayors to use their authority to help Negroes win their rights without violence. He said the time for token moves is ending and vowed to back desegregation measures, stressing leadership at local levels and a forthcoming rights message to Congress.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
United States Conference of Mayors
Mr. Kennedy
Birmingham
Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Capitol Hill
Mansfield
House
Suslov Likely To Become U.N. Undersecretary For Politics
Vladimir P. Suslov from Moscow is expected within two weeks to assume the U.N. post of undersecretary for political and security council affairs. He would be the seventh Russian to hold the post, succeeding Evgeni Kiselev who died in a New York hospital on April 17.
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United Nations, N.Y
Vladimir P. Suslov
Moscow
U.N
Suslov
Evgeni D. Kiselev
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
U Thant
France
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
India
Nigeria
Middle East
Omar Loutfi
United Arab Republic
Security Council
U.N. Guidenook
Amarillo Weather Readings Show Varied Conditions
Weather data from Amarillo lists 16 readings with 3 cm wind and visibility. Conditions include clear and overcast across different times and locations including Houston and Dellas.
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Amarillo
Houston
Okia
City
Amarillo Champion Speller Heads To National Bee
Vivian Salazar from Amarillo has arrived in Washington DC ahead of the 36th National Spelling Bee opening ceremonies. Two of six injured in a Saturday car truck collision were listed in critical condition by hospitals. One person died in the mishap. Ray Hubble, Leveland light heavy fighting was knocked into the ropes Friday night and remains unconscious and in critical condition.
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Amarillo
Vivian Salazar
Washington, D. C
Ray Hubble
Levelland
Hubble
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Highway patrolman killed in Gainesville shooting
Kenneth W. Harrison, a 7‑year highway patrol veteran from Perryton who grew up in Wellington, was shot to death in Gainesville Saturday night. Murder charges were filed against a man and a woman. A five day manhunt ended in New Mexico when Tobias Ortega surrendered and was returned to the state penitentiary.
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Kenneth W. Harrison
Wellington
Perryton
Gainesville
New Mexico
Tobias Ortega
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Mrs. Sanders
Alabama
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Tuscaloosa
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University of Alabama
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Board of Trustees
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