Conservative War Minister Profumo resigns amid affair
The resignation of War Minister John Profumo over his affair with model Christine Keeler dominates British papers. American troops return from Everest after four months away. Kennedy appeals to mayors to give Negroes a fair chance to ease racial tensions. California Young Republicans back Barry Goldwater.
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John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Mt. Everest
Wilds
Kennedy
Mayors of
America
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Governor Wallace pledges to keep peace at Alabama college
Governor Wallace promises to keep order as National Guardsmen prepare to deploy to Tuscaloosa for University of Alabama integration. Police report six men arrested en route to a Ku Klux Klan rally amid a large Klan meeting criticizing federal action and planning an economic boycott of local Tuscaloosa businesses.
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Wallace
Alabama National
Alabama
Vivian Malone
Jerry Hood
University State Public Safety
al Lingo
Here
Lingo
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Nat
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial Wizard
United Klans of America
Robert M. Shelton
Shelton
Citizens Council
Gov. Wallace
Mayors Asked To Help Desegregation of Interstate Public Accommodations
City leaders urged to back laws desegregating restaurants hotels and other interstate public facilities. Officials emphasized cooperation across jurisdictions to end segregation in interstate commerce and ensure equal access in public services.
Kennedy urges federal help to speed school integration
President Kennedy warned Mayors that racial unrest could spread to northern and southern cities in coming months. He said the federal government cannot start or stop demonstrations and urged action to desegregate facilities, move disputes to courts, and use nationwide measures to ensure peaceful remedies and equal rights for Black citizens.
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Merce
Birmingham
Kennedy
Kennedy to deliver important foreign policy address
President Kennedy will make an important foreign policy statement during a commencement address at American University in Washington tomorrow. The 10:30 a.m. speech will be carried by KGNC with network TV coverage. Officials said the remarks may address U S Soviet reactions but provided no details. Plans for his European trip later this month remain firm.
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Honolulu
Kennedy
American University
Washington
Pierre Salinger
KGNC
Salinger
Planets Beyond Our Solar System and the Uranus Discovery Line
The article traces Uranus discovery by William Herschel in 1781 and maps its naming history. It notes Uranus distances, faint appearance, and guides to locating it with Mars and Regulus. It mentions Neptune’s theoretical prediction and Pluto’s later discovery via photographic comparisons.
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Tribune News
Willliam Herschel
Uranus
Herschel
George II
Earth
Mars
Regulus
Leo
Neptune
Pluto
Texan Promoted to Rear Admiral Among 20 Captains
Jackson Arnold of San Antonio is named among 20 captains promoted to rear admiral on Friday, as announced in Washington. The Houston area and other Texas leaders welcomed the promotion amid a broader batch of officer advancements.
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Washington
Jackson Arnold
San Antonio
Lehman Henry Lemmon and kin listed in service notices
The obituary fragment lists Henry Lemmon Lehman and relatives including Jann Henry, Richard Lee, Annovell, and Henneth. It notes service at a Tyveseey Lutmerer Church and burial at Foll view Cemetery in Pomoc Texas, with several siblings and in laws named.
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Lehman Henry Lemmon
Grey
Phusbend
Iic
Jann Henry Richard Lee
Annovell
Henneth
Olen Crowl
Jomm Lehman
Wille, Wormer
Ted
Fritzong Lefen
Kenneth Cuca
Lutmerer Church
Perryton Sure Ochittree
Thames J. Doro
James King Grondwr
T. H. Coffin
Eaith Reed
Methodist
Soeorman
Texas
Follview Cemetery
Pomoc
Spider Bite Sends Dumas Woman to Hospital
A spider bite last Tuesday hospitalized Mrs. Marie Rome 48 of the Sneed Ranch in Dumas. She was bitten on the left arm while changing clothes and has not improved as expected. Memorial Hospital reports she is in satisfactory condition.
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Dumas
Marie Rome
Woodson
Memorial Hospital
TWA Recreates Historic Transcontinental Flight
TWA plans a 33 year anniversary reenactment using a Ford tri motor. The old airliner will depart Los Angeles at 5 am and stop at Winslow Albuquerque Amarillo Wichita Kansas City St Louis Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh Harrisburg Philadelphia before arriving at Newark at 6 18 pm EDT June 21. The event marks the clock back to TWA's first transcontinental flight time frame as modern jets have completed 85 coast to coast flights in the interim.
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Los Angeles International
TWA
Newark
Los Angeles
Winslow
Ariz
Albuquerque
N.M
Amarillo
Texas
Wichita
Kansas City
Kan
St. Louis
Mon
Indianapolis
Colmbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Louisville & Nashville sells and leases back piggyback trailers
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announced it has sold and leased back its fleet of 131 piggy back trailers for a long term period.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Young Jazz Band Row: Woody Hermans Herd Tops New Generation
In a feature on Woody Herman's Herd, young musicians from Dorsey and Goodman lineages are praised for polished big-band playing. Herman notes ten of twelve horn players deliver first-rate jazz. A Moscow piece reports a week of solidarity with the Spanish people.
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George T. Simon
New York
Tommy Dorsey
Phil Wilson
Benny Goodman
Harry James
Baste
Buck Clayton
Woody Herman
Herd
Woody
Pablum
Dorsey
Goodman
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Foreign meats aren’t needed say Chicago live stock leader
Gerald Leighton, president of the Chicago Live Stock Exchange, challenges claims the U S imports dominate meat supply. He cites rising 1962–65 imports, low May cattle returns, and calls for balance with demand while noting 57 countries ship animal products and that consumer income remains high despite lower returns to feeders.
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Chicago
Gerald Leighton
Chicago Live Stock Exchange
Leighton
Washington
United States
OPA
Alabama Seeks Peaceful Integration Amid Court Order
President expressed confidence that Alabama Governor George Wallace would keep law and order as promised. He said no recommendations were made for campus security and hoped the university would integrate without federal troops, though he declined to confirm expectations.
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George C. Wallace
Governor’s strong leadership earns national recognition
The governor is praised for maintaining law and order and his popularity in Alabama. Dr. Rose arrived at the University of Alabama as president in 1958 after leading Transylvania College in Kentucky for seven years, gaining national recognition for his ability.
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Dr. Rose
University of Alabama
Transylvania College
Kentucky
Alabama
Sewing grows as home craft across the nation
The National Association reports over 45 million women are active seamstresses and more than 5 million teenage girls study sewing annually in schools to sustain growth in home craft.
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New York
Crisis Brews Over Scandal in London
The government may call a general election this fall or next spring. Ward spent the night in jail near his West End London home and will remain jailed until Monday court appearance to seek bail.
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Ber
Ward
London
West End
Profumo Affair Intensifies as Arrest Follows Denial
The arrest comes two days after Professor Jonathan Profumo denied involvement in a call girl racket. He appeared on a national broadcast saying there was no question of this at any time. His wife Valerie Hobson and he left their London home as Scotland Yard probes continue and threats of explosive court cases loom.
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Kennedy
International Airport
Honolulu
National Conference of Mayors
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Profumo
Valerie Hobson
London
Scotland Yard
New York
Mickey Jeike
Sunday Mirror
Keeler
Love J
News of the World
UCLA Nuclear Reactor Power Raised to 100 Kilowatts
The Atomic Energy Commission approved raising UCLA Argo naut reactor power from 10 to 100 kilowatts. The educational reactor will gain cooling-system work, with safety unaffected, expanding experiments on radiation damage and enabling isotope production for medical and materials research.
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Los Angeles
University of California At
Atomic Energy Commission
Thomas E Hicks
University Engineering Department
Hicks
Ronald MacLain
Obituary notices from Turkey Texas and nearby towns
Obituaries list several local residents with ages and kin. Dora Turner 84. Jessie McElwany 66. James L Spinks 85. J Coleman Parker 78. Cunningham Froxis Marron Cunninghem and others referenced with survivors. Services and burial details noted for First Church of the Nazarene Blackburn Show Memorial Chapel Memorial Park Vega and other local cemeteries.
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Cunningham Froxis Marron Cunninghem
Turkey
Texas
Dawson
Wanmie Dawson
Morroe
Billi C
J. L Stuart
E. H. Little
Jess W. Reynolds
Omo Askew
J. J. Morgan
Blackburn
Duriai Liane McElwany
Jessie McElwany
South Fier
Dud Burns
Mary Franks
Claude Morton
Fres Anderson
Walter Shannon
Civne
Chester
Howard McElwany
J. J. Palmer
Jom Coleman Parker
Soarah
Archie
Ernest
F. G. Parker
Harry Howell
Josie Wolfe
Rosie McDeniels
Blockburn
Burial Memorial Park
Spinks
James L. Red Spinks
Adrian Teaos
Ning
Lewis
Marine Sue Hoves
Jimmie Hill
Jock Spinks
Orville Francis
Adrian Baptist Church
Burns Memorial Park Cemetery
Vega
Turner
Dora Turner
Patterson
Ivan Prusio
Viela Aven
Blanche Gerstenkorn
F. Dee Stork
Obituary notices for Allison Beckner Lopez and Reneau families
Multiple obituary notices list James Allison 62 of Van Buren and Bryon Beckner of 2427 Popior with service at Pioneer Chapel and burial at Liana Cemetery. Other notices mention Guadalupe Catholic Church services, Mary Frances Lopez infant burial at Steed Mortuary, and Joan Reneau Reneau 87 with service at Gries Funeral Chapel.
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Allison James €. Allison
van Buren
Cornelia
James W. Allison
Wilbur D. Jones
Ade Allison
Don Krabbe
Robert Cover
George Reeves
Loy Smith
Griges Pioneer Chapel
Liana Beckner
Bryon Beckner
Popior
Georgee Beckner
Barry
Deanna Kev
Perc
Ogiarcia Tars
Ferming Gerco
Texhomo
Tony
Abran
Evilia Gallegos
Sunerv Acus
Guadelupe Catholic Church
Burie
Clovis
New Mexico
Eneau Joan
Reneau
North Buchenen
Nell Dean
W. A. Brown
Mondoyv
Griess Pisreer Chapel
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Scaloosa
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Warre Ueetan
Trans World Airlines
Karen Rave Schwartz
Friends University
Aloha
Associated Press Wiresho To
Henry Southall
Billy Hunt
Bobby Jones
Anyove
Cacoge Tribone Press Service
Schock
Cook Paints
Plains Blvd
The
Sunday Citizen
Britain
Seymour Korman
Chicago Tribune Press Service
H. L. Shaffer & Company
Ytmas
Griggs
Deason
Co Handsome Bronze Savings Bank
C& Ab
Amarileo
Cope
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