Soviet to Resume Nuclear Tests Citing U.S. N-Tests
The Soviet Union announced it would begin a new series of nuclear tests in Russia, saying the action was compelled by U.S. Pacific tests. Officials did not detail test types or dates, but observers expect tests could start at any time.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
U.S
Pacific
Khrushchev
United States
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
White House
Death Takes Sid Talley Of Perryton
Perryton notes the death of Sid Talley at 88, longtime Ochil tree County sheriff from 1908 to 1944. Funeral set for First Methodist Church Perryton with Masonic graveside rites at Ochiltree Cemetery. Survivors include son Arch Talley and sister Mrs J W Richardson. Talley relocated to Old Ochiltree in 1901 and began deputy work in 1907.
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Death
Sid Talley
Perryton
James
Sid) Talley
Ochiltree County
Perryton Hospital
First Methodist Church of
Duane Bruce
Joe Frederick
First Christian Church of
Ochiltree Cemetery
Boxwells of
Arch
J. W. Richardson
Talley
W. H
Bul) Lance
United States
Citizens for Seale organized in Panhandle area political move
LOUISE EVANS reports Amarillo attorney CC Humphrey formed Citizens for Seale to back Amarillo Mayor Jack Seale as Republican nominee for Texas 18th District Congress. Co chair Kenneth Grenewald and treasurer Gene Klein named. Klein ex mayor of Amarillo. Grenewald a local businessman. Humphrey previously chaired Rogers campaign in 1950 special election.
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Panhandle Citizens For Seale
Jack Seale
C. J. Humphrey
Kenneth Grenewald
FE. i
Gene) Klein
Panhandle
Citizens For
Klein
Amarillo
Grenewald
Humphrey
Seale
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Rogers
Ben Guill
Gene Worley
Shamrock
Worley
Harry Truman
Court of Patents and Customs Appeals
Japan
Japanese Baptist Church
General Baptist Convention of Texas
Man County
Tornado Fatalities Struck Groom Family
Samuel Clyde Jones 76 of Groom dies from injuries after a trailer house was toppled by a tornado on July 1 at Highland General Hospital. His wife Cora injured remains in good condition. Jones born December 15 1891 in Prairie Grove Arkansas moved to Panhandle then Groom. Survivors include wife daughter two sons sister and several grandchildren. Funeral services set in Pampa with Odd Fellows graveside rites.
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Cora
Highland General Hospital
Mr. Jones
Prairie Grove
Ark
Granger
Panhandle
Groom
Hopkins School
Groom Methodist Church
Pampa
Odd Fellows Lodge
Jim Babcock
Clyde D. Jones
Vacaville
Calif
James L. Jones
Amarillo
Maggie Pack
Tyler
Stanley Jones
Tulsa
Lloyd Jones
Memory Gardens
It Was All Texas-Size It Was All Texas-Size
A Boston Esplanade Concert drew a Texas style crowd of 25 000 as A Clyde Roiler led the Amarrillo Symphony guest conductors notes director Laning asked if any Texans were present and received a wave of applause.
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Boston
UPI
Esplanade
Charles River
A. Clyde Roiler
Amarillo Symphony
Laning
Ellender Hopes to Save Kennedy Farm Plan Revival
Senator Allen Ellender expressed optimism that key parts of President Kennedy's farm program could be revived after near burial. He said he would back a Senate move to force a second House test and replace the House bill with a tougher omnibus Senate plan if the Senate acts.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Dla
Kennedy
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ellender
House
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Strikers Told to Return or Lose Jobs at Borax Plant
In Carlsbad New Mexico United States Borax and Chemical Corp announced it would resume operations Tuesday after 51 days of strike. About 800 hourly workers and most electricians are on strike since June 1 with existing union rights and terms under the old May 31 1962 contract.
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Carlsbad
N. M
United States Borax and Chemical Corp
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
U.S. Borax
Workers warned to report or face replacement at US Borax
Letters to striking US Borax employees warn that those not reporting for work by August 1 will be replaced to maintain operations and meet customer commitments. Mil ler states new wages hours and conditions will align with the contract in effect.
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U.S. Borax
Earl H. Miller
Unions Back Kennedy No-Strike Plea In Aerospace row
The United Auto Workers and the Machinists Union agreed to extend current labor contracts for 60 days to avoid a strike in aerospace plants. The UAW stalled plans while the Machinists kept its work on, saying they would support a fair settlement under Kennedy's plea.
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Hyannisport
Mass
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Auto Workers
Los Angeles
International Association of Erations
UAW
Avia Sents
Tron
Ryan
Aerospace Industry
Machinists’ Union
Bloodhound Seizes Control of London Bus
A bold bloodhound stowed away on a double decker in London and refused to yield the passenger compartment. Conductor Fred Gould and driver Sam Bloomer coaxed the dog with a bone from a passing policeman, but the hound remained aboard until police helped remove it.
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London
Gould
Fred
Sam Bloomer
Amarillo Weather Bulletin and Nearby Regions Update
Weather notes indicate partly cloudy skies from Amarillo through Monday with scattered afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms. Texas area expects clear to partly cloudy conditions with similar thunder activity and a high in the 90s. Northern New Mexico shows considerable cloudiness and thundershowers, some heavy, with a high around 80s.
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Amarillo
High Texas
Ealer
New Mexico
Wagawecan
Lge
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Coleman
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Old Ochiltree
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Louise Evans
Duenkel- Carmichael
Carl Nunn
Lefors Baptist Church
Ray Copeland
Guill
Ebiender
George D. Aiken
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Dirksen
Drouth
Houston
Dallas
Okla
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Jim Argo
Sarah Parkey
Wichita Falls
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