Stays With GOP for The Daily News
Governor Jack reportedly asks state personnel board chair Hallahan to remain for potential Senate run in 1966. Board keeps four Mechem appointees and two Republicans, with Campbell appointee Ray Powell. Debate over reinstating Connie Gomez sparks factional tension as politics shape board loyalty and potential leadership shifts.
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Santa FE
Jack
Campbell
Jack Hallahan
State Personnel Board
Anderson
Senate
Ed Mechem
Hallahan
Charles R. Wherritt
Los Alamos
David Chavez
Ellett Barker
Ray Powell
Albuquerque
Garretson Senior Citizens Center Fund Nearing Median Point
The Panhandle project has raised 62 000 of 130 000 needed for the Garretson Senior Citizens Center on 10 acres west of Panhandle. Contributions range from 1 to 1 000 with J N Garretson and Mrs J N Garretson donating land. Construction should begin before September 1 and the home will include 30 rooms private baths dining areas living room kitchen sun terrace and more.
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Panhandle
Garretson Senior Citizens Center
Claude R. Beverly
J. N. Garretson
New Jersey Man Killed In Collision On U S 66
A 53 year old New Jersey man James Virgil James died in a two vehicle crash on U S 66 about two miles east of town. A gasoline transport collided with the car as they attempted to cross after hesitating at a blinking red light and stop sign. Bert Dees was uninjured and James’s son Raymond followed in another car as the family moved from Fort Lee to Wilmington California.
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Goldwater
New Mexico
New Jersey
James Virgil James
U.S. 66
Bert Dees
James
Raymond
Fort Lee
N. J
Wilmington
Calif
U.S. 60-66
Dividend Declared by Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
The Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. board declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share for the third quarter of 1963 on more than 39,980,000 outstanding common shares totaling over $9,995,000 payable Sept. 10 to holders of record Aug. 9. Separate quarterly dividends of about $2,680,000 were declared on preferred stock payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. ? Fort Lee resident James C. James died in St Anthony's Hospital after a Fort Lee residence of 27 years. Survivors include his wife Vivian and daughter Patricia, with services to be announced by Boxwell Funeral Directors.
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Houston
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. Board of Directors
James
Fort Lee
Anthony's Hospital
Cordell
Amarillo
Sonare
Vivian
Charles Tricia
U S Official To Address State Bar of Texas Dinner
Archibald Cox United States solicitor general will address the State Bar of Texas annual convention dinner in Dallas. Bar president Leon Jaworski announced the July 5 event as part of a four day meeting with about 4000 attendees. Cox's background includes Harvard Law School professor and 1961 appointment as solicitor general after serving as a labor arbitrator and adviser to state and federal bodies.
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Dallas
Archibald Cox
United States
State Bar of Texas
Bar
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Texas Supreme Court
Adolphus and
Baker
Dallas-She
Learned Hand
Harvard Law School
Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate Committee On Labor and Public Welfare
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
National Park Lands Donated by States and Rockefeller
Chattanooga report notes that lands in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park were provided by Tennessee and North Carolina and matched by John D. Rockefeller as a memorial to his mother.
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Chattanooga
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee
North Carolina
U.S
John D. Rockefeller
Defunct Bank of Zapata Dividends Mailed to Creditors
Dividends totaling 200000 dollars were mailed to day to creditors of the defunct private Bank of Zapata. Distribution was at five cents on the dollar and marks the first money for depositors since the bank failed on July 17 1961. Laredo attorney Francis P. Maher trustee in bankruptcy said 650 checks were mailed from Corpus Christi with most going to Zapata residents. The remaining assets are 192000 dollars due in notes and overdrafts plus interest.
Corregidor Rock Given to MacArthur
Gen. Douglas MacArthur received a 30and piece of rock from Corregidor as a symbol of the stand by U S forces and Filipinos against Japan in World War II. Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal, via Rufino G Hechanova, presented the gift in a Waldorf Towers ceremony. MacArthur called Corregidor a wartime rock and said it holds the honor of two great nations. The rock will be shown at the World’s Fair before returning to MacArthur.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Philippines
Diosdado Macapagal
Rufino G. Hechanova
MacArthur
General Baking Co Calls Off July 24 Stockholders Meeting
General Baking Co announced it has canceled a special stockholders meeting scheduled for July 24 to consider a proposed plan to refinance its preferred stock. The company said the plan is being revised.
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New York
UPI
General Baking Co
A Plan To Free Cuba
General Frank L. Howley analyzes modern revolutions with a cold rational lens and proposes a plan to overthrow Castro without direct attack. The July Reader's Digest promotes this strategy and invites reader opinions on U S adoption.
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Frank L. Howley
Berlin
Cuba
Castro
U.S
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