Arrest of murder suspect Charles L Hiskey in Los Angeles
Federal Bureau of Investigation agents announced the arrest of murder suspect Charles L Hiskey of Tucumcari New Mexico in Los Angeles California just blocks from the FBI office. Governor Connally vetoed funds for Panhandle Plains Historical Museum and cut state budget. negotiations in a railroad work rules dispute resumed after a five day delay. The article notes New Mexico livestock toll from drought and Federal civil rights agenda from President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles L. Hiskey
Tucumcari, N.M
Los Angeles
Calif
FBI
John Connally
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
Canyon
Connally Cuts Building Tab in Panhandle Plains Museum Plan
Texas governor Connally’s post-session veto shifts funding for Panhandle Plains Museum expansion. The project would total 80,000 with state bearing 81 percent of costs, while private donations cover the rest. Conferees note prior budget omissions and future support depends on requests and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Budget Board
Governor's Office
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Senate
Conference Committee
Family Spat Ends With Slashes And Bruises In Dallas
A 30 year old man and his 35 year old wife fought over plans to go out. She stabbed him in the arm with a knife and poured hot grease on his stomach. He knocked her down and she struck him with a fence slat. They refused to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPS
Pampa Man Stabbed in Late Night Fight
Paul Herman Robinson twenty of 547 Oklahoma was stabbed three times in a fight in the 700 block of South Gray. He remained in fair condition at Highland General Hospital as police held three Pampa men for investigation with no charges by Tuesday night. The stabbing followed an argument and the investigation was continuing.
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Pampa
Paul Herman Robinson
Oklahoma
Highland General Hospital
Robinson
South Gray
Airman Receives Acid Burns at Atlas Site No 7
Airman Ronald L. Eggle, son of Walker Air Force Base, suffered acid burns to head and eyes when equipment malfunctioned at Atlas Missile Site No 7, 25 miles southeast of Roswell. He was cleaning electrical gear when a motor started and sprayed acid. listed in fair condition at Walker AFB Hospital.
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Roswell
N.M
Ronald L. Eggle
Walker Air Force Base
Atlas Missile Site No. 7
Lovington Highway
Eggleson
Walker Afb Hospital
Wyoming Track Team With Two Lettermen
Wyoming's track squad lists only two lettermen, Lou Pfrang and Gerald Spicer, reflecting a small lineup for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lou Pfrang
Gerald Spicer
Connally trims budget amid cuts and vigilance over education funds
Governor Connally announced selective vetoes to reduce the appropriations bill by millions, striking 13.6 million for a new state finance building and removing items for the Lufkin State School, the Confederate Home relocation, and park and college repairs. He praised the 58th session but warned a possible special session depending on months ahead while urging funds be reserved for higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connally
Heatly
Connally
State Finance
Lufkin
Austin
City balks at elephant plan despite KFDA drive
Amarillo city commissioners rejected the idea of accepting a baby elephant funded by KFDA TV amid questions of housing and upkeep costs. The station had urged children to donate coins to buy the animal, but officials said no zoo or elephant plan exists and no tax money should fund such a project. Also approved sewer, water, and street project bids and adjustments on island construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Kfda-Tv
KFDA
Srea
Gilvin Terrell
J. Lee Milligan
Gilvin Terrell, Inc
10Th Ave
Georgia Street
3 200 Foot Runway To Be Constructed In Texas
FAA recommends building a 3 200 foot runway for a general aviation airport at McKinney Texas to siphon traffic from Dallas Love Field. No cost estimate or date given. Under the Federal Airport Act FAA shares construction costs with local or state governments.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
McKinney
Tex
Dallas Love Field
Memorial Notices for Hicks and Goffin Families
Obituaries list multiple relatives with scattered details. Goffin, Coyle R. and Hicks, Dewey Allen are named as husbands or fathers. Services scheduled at Boxwells Ivy Chapel with memorials to Memorial Park. Family ties include spouses and siblings across several lines.
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Gatlin Coyle R. Goffin
North Mirror
Kathleen
Susan June
John Ward
Eadie Leven
M.B. Hunnicutt
Grady Goflin
Hoxwells
Ivy Chapel
Buriel Terrell
Texes Hicks
Dewey Allen Hicks
Olsen
Ruth
Carel
Dewey Allen
Gertie Gudoel
Vivien Setzier Wiley N. James E
Jock T. Hicks
Boxwells Ivy Chapel
Talent Memorial Park
Governors Battle Ends in Federal Troop Involvement
James A. Hood and Miss Malone arrived to register at a Alabama campus under heavy guard as federal troops and Alabama National Guard faced Governor Wallace's defiance. President Kennedy federalized the 31st Division and directed deployment to enforce court-ordered admission amid a tense confrontation with reporters, deputies, and guards.
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Kennedy
Wallace
Justice Department
Washington
31St Division
Alabama National Guard
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Miss Malone
Hood
Tuscaloosa
Gov. Wallace
Bill Jones
Goldwater Proxy Meeting Set
The Citizens for Goldwater Committee will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Gold Room of Panhandle Bank and Trust Company. Oscar Maloch president of the Hutchinson County Young Republican Club announced the gathering to urge signatures on a petition for Barry Goldwater as the GOP presidential nominee in Idaho.
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Borger
Citizens For Goldwater Committee
Panhandle Bank and Trust Company
Oscar Maloch
Hutchinson County Young Republcan Club
Maloch
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Ido
Students Enter Dorms as DOJ Clarifies Admission
The auditorium blocked and anxiously looked down corridors seeking outside exits. Miss Malone and Hood were taken to campus dormitories and admitted. The Justice Department said students were officially entered when admitted to the dorms. Carl Hubbell compares outfielder Jim McClain of Durham NC to Willie Mays in appearance and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McGlathery
McGlathery
Huntsville Extension School
U.S
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Wallace
Foster Auditorium
John Doar
Justice Department
Carl Hubbell
Jim McClain
Durham, N. C
Willie Mays
Beckner and Jester Families Honor Infant Graveside Service
Bryon Beckner and Gregg Lynn Jester are noted as infants with services pending. Bryon is the son of George and Mrs Beckner, brother to Barry Deanna Kay Deneli with graveside service set for 2 pm Wednesday at Llano Cemetery. Gregg Lynn Jester is the son of Charles E. and Mrs Jester with similar notes of a graveside service.
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Dacus Henry Dacus
Susan
William L. Crew
Susie Dacus
Leo
Delia
R.A. McCrory
Frank Allen
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Liston Leno
Estelie Liston
North Eastern
H. G. Liston
Jock
W. Victor Williford
A. J
Randolph
Oscar
Tom Denman
Myrtle Harville
Jock Williams
Joyce Barnes
Cliff Craig
Tom Williford
Bob
Jock Liston
Ono
Beckner Bryon Beckner
Georgeo Beckner
Barry
Deanna Kay
Deneli
Ester Gregg Lynn
Charles E. Jester
East 12Th
C. T. Burch
Leroy Jester
Llano
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New Mexico
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Panhandle Plains Museum
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
West Texas State University
Bill
W. S. Heatly
Paducah
Leon W. Hill
Bureau of Reclamation
Aubrey V. Ruple
National Safety Council
Region 5
R. B. Hodgson Co., Inc
Western
Arden Road
47Th Avenue
Neptune Meter Co
Dohoeler
Gordon
Imariios
Mest
Imettia
James A. Hood
Gadsden
Katzenback
Goldwater
Remington Wtr
ENTE
Lektronic II
MATIC
Szale
AE Ea
Rial Soak
Fisk Bidg
Sunset Center
Deason
Chanhallan
Whitty A
Hell
Manhattan Skyway
THE
HUB Clothiers
Polk
West 6Th
Griggs
Mational Bank OF Amarillg
Wigan Trier
Amarilleo. Teree
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