Grand Jury Probes Estes Case Tied to Marshall Death
The Franklin Robertson County grand jury heard testimony on Estes facing questions about orders from higher U.S. Department of Agriculture officials. District Judge Barron and Atty. Bryan Russ challenged Estes inquiry. Estes pressed to question jurors but was refused. A death at Marshall’s ranch near Franklin remains undetermined as murder or self-inflicted.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Marshall
Wilson
Estes
Barron
Bryan Russ
Genera
Franklin
Ferma
Dist
Jodie Barron
Grand Jury
Grand Ferry
Fl Paso
U.S. Dist
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
Thomason
Robertson County
X15 Sets Record Over California Desert Flight
Edwards AFB Calif AP Veteran Robert M White piloting the X15 rocket plane set a record altitude of 25.00 feet 47.3 miles over the California desert with plans for higher flights in July The test aimed to prove the craft can operate at design limit height and perform under heat and stress during re entry The mission followed the previous X13 and X15 speed records and showcased North American Aviation adaptive control technology during a Rogers Dry Lake landing
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Robert M. White
Demajor
California
Jodger
Joe Welker
Teet
is _Khowah
Rogers Dry Lake
North American Aviation
Court Halts River Road School Bond Vote in Court Ruling
Dist Judge Mary Robinson barred the River Road School Board from issuing 159000 in bonds for district improvements after a court injunction. The March 16 election failed 1355 to 331 as 11 ballots were ruled illegal. Curtis Neal plans an appeal to the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals.
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Mary Aoe Ee Robinson
River Road
Curtis Neal
Neal
Tee
Interpreea
Seventh Court
Ama
Robinson
Balots
Amischeck
Little League Tickets On Sale For July 4 Picnic
Dumas Jeane Zi reports Little League sells special tickets for the annual July 4 picnic at Pioneer Park. Auxiliary sponsors the event with a door to door appeal by players in baseball outfits and a portion of proceeds goes to Little League equipment.
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Mesdames B. E. Woodall
Doyle Buchanan
Gail Hartman
Charles McKown
Rogers Votes For Measure In Congress
Washington June 21 Special Rep Rogers of the Texas Panhandle voted for a key motion related to the Kennedy farm bill. The Texas delegation supported the motion 12 to 3 against recommittal, while the full House cleared the measure 215 to 5. Several named members opposed or supported the action.
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Washington
Waiter
Texas Panhandle
Texas
House
Agriculture Committee
Kennedy Farm
Patman Brooks
Roberts
Tearne
Thomas
Thorson
Thornberry
Poage
Wright
Parcell
Rogers
Gonzales
Beckworth
Alger
Dowdy
Young
Bilzcare
Rutherford
Burleson
Mahon
Fisher
Casey
Labor Walkouts Surge Postwar Peak In 1940s U S
Unofficial Labor Department figures show a postwar peak of 920000 workers involved in 21 labor actions across the United States for the week ended June 4, with 1060 workers killed, 400000 days lost. Macys in New York and Las Vegas drugstores see strikes as 600 warehousemen rally at Macy’s 34th Street store. Ozark Air Lines pilots threaten a Friday midnight strike that could affect 226 flights in the midland states.
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Labor Department
United States
Macy's Department Store
New York
Las Vegas
Nev
Macy's
34Th St
Menhallas
Sai Retail
Las Vegacares Pharmacists
Ozark Air Lime
Market Continues Slide as 1299 Issues Trade
Trading figures show 1299 issues, 96 down, 133 up with 189 new 1962 lows and no new highs. IBM fell $12.50 to $513.75, joining declines in U S Steel, Ford, Chrysler, American Telephone, DuPont, Polaroid, Xerox, and Litton among others.
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U.S. Steel
Ford Motor
Chrysler
American Telephone
DePont
Polaroid
Xerox
Litton
Machinery Imports Restricted Amid Trade Shift
A partial note indicates Penh-Machiners equipment imported into Camtotia faces new regulatory restrictions. Officials signal changes may affect supply chains and pricing for manufacturing sectors.
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Penh
Onte Camtotia
New Controls Are Urged
Sen Kenneth B Keating calls for new controls to regulate bill sales amid recent reports from Texas and Washington. A Texas court of inquiry discussed charges that Estes funded purchases for Agriculture Department officials. The hearing featured support from the Justice Department and New York City Bar Association with Rep. Join V Lindsay backing the code.
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Washington
RNY
Texas
Billie Sai Estes
Sasta Cisus
Texas Court of Inquiry
Estes
Wash- Theo
Justicement
Association of the Bar of the City of
New York
Join V. Lindsar
Ray
Weather observations summary for yesterday
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Farm Bill Battle Ends With House Defeat Amid Surplus Debate
House defeat ends a tense dispute over government control of surplus crops. Rep. Harold Cosley and Sen. Ezra Ta Benson defend extending emergency programs while critics accuse the executive branch of political pressure. The Senate passed a version, but the House bill dies for this session.
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Rie Bae
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Jean Ezra Ta Benson
Pecos Court Seeks Separate Inquiry in Estes Case
Pecos officials pursue a separate court of inquiry in the Estes case. subpoenas may be issued to individuals connected to the Pecos matter as authorities press the investigation. The proceedings aim to clarify evidence and identify responsible parties.
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Nesses
Pecos
Estes
Wiisen
Back-Yard Digging Aids Joint Robbery Investigation
In Joliet a woman identified as Mrs Patrick K Guide was watched at 3 am as she carried a spade and a can containing jewelry and master keys. Jewelry matches items stolen March 3 from Winnetka. Guides husband Nick 41 and associate Frank Yender 72 are to be questioned. Herbert Kwate 23, linked to the case, was found dead with four bullet wounds near Carpentenisville after a planned hold up.
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Guide
Chicago
Hater
Winnetka
North Side
Nabbins
Missing Details From Obituary Fragments
Obituary fragments list individuals such as Vivien Reeves, Margie Sue, and Lexte Koy Pettys with lingering references to services at a First Baptist Church. The text mentions dates, family relations, and locations like 810-A North Jommyon, but many names and events are incomplete in the OCR.
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erTus
Wertey Pettus
North Jommyon
Husbord afsEine
Shirtey Ann
Margie Sue Ant Lexte Koy Pettys
Som
Air
Mag. Choris Pettus Services
Cox Predicts Texas Gubernatorial Upset
Cox declares an upset possible in Texas with Republican Jack Cox forecasting voters will reject the traditional route. He argues citizen displeasure with long standing policies could drive a vote against the planners and push self reliance as the solution.
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Corsicana
UPI
Texas
Jack Cox
Cox
Kiwanians Back Fund Campaign Drive
The Kiwanians start a door to door fund campaign selling soft drinks to raise money for a summer program in Canyon and Happy. Drinks cost 39 cents per carton with a 24 cent deposit required per carton.
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Im Canyon
Happy
Texas appoints Nelson to State Registration post
Gev Price Daniel named Kenneth Nelson of Dibolj to the State of Registration of Public Nelson, president of the Texas Surveyors Association, for a five year term.
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Austin
UPI
Gev Price
Daniel Monday
Kenneth Nelson
Dibolj
Nelson
The
Texas Surveyors Association
BBB Warns of Potential Repair Scams After Storms
Amarillo Better Business Bureau warns residents hit by hail to beware of unscrupulous repairmen. Tris Coffin urges homeowners to verify workers with the BBB before hiring. A resident reported a person posing as Amarillo Lumber Co. salesman, prompting caution about credentials.
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Amarillo Better Business Bureau
Tris Coffin
Bureau
Better Business Bureau
Coffin
Amarillo Lumber Company
Wirtz
Body Found In Moore County Scene Prompt Response
Fragmentary report describes emergency crews rushing to a scene and ambulance transport to a local facility. Names and place details are unclear due to damaged text but Moore County officials are referenced in connection with the event.
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unreadable fragmentary text mentions several names and phrases without coherent event or context. no clear people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a concrete news item.
Skeleton Found Near Muleshoe Still Baffles Officers
A partially decomposed skeleton was found near Muleshoe by W A Dub Hardin and reported to Lamb County authorities. Deputies recovered parts of the spine ribs jaw hip and leg bones and planned lab analysis in Austin to identify the remains and rule out a Plainview disappearance theory.
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Muleshoe
Lamb County
W. A
Dub) Hardin
Hardin
Bailey County
Garland Freeman
Muleshor
Freeman
Littlefield
Wol. Smith
Smith
Andrea Phares
Horestutierest
Plainview
Austin
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