Queen Likely to Shape Succession If Macmillan Falls
London reports Queen Elizabeth II could influence the selection of a new prime minister if Prime Minister Harold Macmillan is forced from office. Observers warn a no confidence vote or Tory abstentions could push Macmillan to resign, prompting royal guidance on a successor and possible early elections.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
House of Commons
Laborites
Commons
Buckingham Palace
Anthony Eden
House Votes To Continue Excise Tax To Aid Tax Cut
The House approved 283 to 91 to extend federal excises on tobacco liquor telephone and air travel for one year to fund a possible income tax cut. The measure also extends corporate income tax rates and auto excises. Mills and Baker warned that without these taxes new deficits and higher borrowing would follow. Protests against telephone taxes prompted talk of possible reductions in a future bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Howard Baker
Tenn
Ways and Means Committee
Baker
Wilbur D. Mills
Ark
Congress
Row
Mills
Firemen Lift Charred Ruins of Warehouses
Tyler firemen and merchants sifted through the charred remains of six warehouses owned by the Sam FR Hi! Launher Co as a wind driven blaze swept through the structures. The cause was not determined and no serious injuries were reported though several firemen were overcome by smoke.
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Tyler
Tyler Fire Department
Mhat
Sam FR Hi! Launher Co
Tyler Furniture
Texas Congressmen Split on Vote
Washington June 13 Texas congressmen split thirteen to nine on expansion of the area redevelopment program with a majority voting against. The measure failed 209 to 204 in President Kennedy's biggest legislative defeat of the session. Notable votes against included Alger Burleson Casey Dowdy Fisher Foreman Kilgore Poage Pool Purcell Roberts Rogers. Supporting were Beckworth Brooks Gonzalez Patman Tea gue Thompson Thornberry Wright Young. Thomas did not vote.
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Washington
Texas
President Kenedy
R Bruce Alger
Omar Burleson
Bob Casey
John Dowdy
D. C. Fisher
Ed Foreman
Joe Kilgore
George Mahon
Bob Poage
Joe Pool
Graham Purcell
Ray Roberts
Walter Rogers
Lindley Beckworth
Jack Brooks
Henry Gonzalez
Wright Patman
Olin Teague
Clark Thompson
Homer Thornberry
Jim Wright
John Young
Albert Thomas
Cape Mendocino Lighthouse Tops Pacific Coast
The Cape Mendocino lighthouse in California rises 422 feet above sea level, making it the tallest on the Pacific coast of the United States.
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Pacific Coast
United States
Cape Mendocino
California
Race Advances Shown In Civic Endeavor
White and Negro youngsters swam together in Atlanta pools as city officials urged unions to meet in Pittsburgh and New York to combat discrimination in building grades. Mayors pledged to ease ghetto housing, desegregated hotels hosted Dr King in Charlotte, and bi racial committees worked nationwide to end bias in hotels restaurants theaters and pools.
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Atlanta
Pittsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Martin Luther King
Charlotte
N.C
Kennedy
Little Rock
Ark
Frederick Lewis
University of Kansas
Kansas City Committee
Wayne County
Oklahoma City
Jack S. Wilkes
Oklahoma City University
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Durham
Statesville
Seattle
Wash
American firm buys control of Holland's major chocolate maker
The Hague reports that an American company has acquired controlling interest in Holland's leading chocolate confectioner, signaling a significant shift in ownership and potential changes for the firm’s operations and products.
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the Hague
Holland
Missing Plane Lands Safely in Santa Fe
A private aircraft reported missing on a flight from Lubbock to Albuquerque landed safely in Santa Fe early Thursday. The pilot, Jack Kendrick of Lubbock, departed Lubbock at 4:55 a.m. and was not harmed.
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Santa FE
N.M
Lubbock
Albuquerque
Jack Kendrick
Auction of Bill Oliver Boot Shop Assets Scheduled
The non exempt assets of Claude William Oliver Jr doing business as Bill Oliver Boot and Saddle Shop will be sold at auction on Saturday June 15 1963 at 2734 A West 10th Street Amarillo Texas. Items include belts lariat ropes moccasins rings purses shirts Levi pants ladies pants belt buckles watch bands gun holsters saddle racks hats and related items. Terms cash subject to confirmation by the Referee in Bankruptcy. Sale starts about 1 PM.
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Claude William Oliver, Jr
Bill Oliver
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