Byrd Attacks Federal Rule And Kennedy Spending
Sen. Harry F. Byrd speaking at a Berryville picnic criticizes broad federal control and the Kennedy administration. He cites a planned 1 billion annual outlay and paternalistic grants while highlighting government programs, tax dollars, and White House transport assets. He questions necessity but praises civic duty.
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Berryville
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Washington
Virginia Democratic Organization
Reunion Ends Abandoned Tot’s 29 Day Ordeal in Amarillo
Mrs Mary Jo Mihaley is reunited with six month old Alison on the steps of the Potter County Child Welfare Department in Amarillo after 29 days apart. The mother, cigarette in hand, explains she and Alison will live with the child’s foster family and that her husband Tony remains missing.
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Mary Jo Mihaley
Alison
Potter County
Child Welfare Department
Amarillo
Mrs. Mihaley
Don Curry
Jewel Juergens
Curry
el Reno
Okla
Wichita Falls
Tony
Waynoka
Bridgeport
Mihaley
FE Paso
Michigan girl not missing after Washington march
Jacqueline Wilson, 15, daughter of a University of Michigan professor, phoned from New York after a civil rights demonstration in Washington. She planned to seek a waitress job and said she would meet sister Patricia in New York. Police FBI and the president were alerted.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Jacqueline Wilson
University of Michigan
New York
Paul Lutzier
Jacqueline
Washington
Lutzier
Patricia
Russell Wilson
Michigan
FBI
Kennedy
Society of Friends
Friends
Allen Ehrlich
Sally Ehrlich
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Lincoln Memorial
Wilson
France
Weather outlook for Amarillo and Southwest region
U S Weather Bureau reports mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunder across Amarillo and vicinity, fading tonight. Monday brings partly cloudy skies with a warmer high around 83, while northwest Texas sees continued cloudiness and isolated storms ending tonight, clearing by Monday morning. New Mexico area remains unsettled with widespread showers and thunderstorms gradually clearing tonight, highs around 70 to 75, and cooler conditions following.
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U.S
Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Diem Allows Buddhist Center to Open as Lodge Walks City
In Saigon the Buddhist pagoda reopened after 10 days of restrictions as President Diem shows easing under martial law. U S Ambassador Lodge walked unguarded with his wife amid a controlled proregime demonstration while police saluted and crowds gathered to show support.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Din Diem
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Diem
Lodge
Viets
U.S. Surpasses Britain as Australia’s Top Beef Buyer
Australia reports the United States now buys over 70 percent of its meat with about 242000 tons of beef and veal to the U.S. for the year ending June 30. Britain remains the largest buyer of lamb, while exporters eye East and Middle East markets amid US demand.
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Australia
U.S
America
Britain
Road showdown ends in two deaths near Bay City Texas
Frank Noska and his ex wife Betty Harris Noska died in a highway crash after a pursuit begun in a cafe dispute over their upcoming wedding. Betty Brown Poston, Noska’s fiancée, was injured but survived. The incident followed Labor Day fatalities and occurred on a Texas coastal highway near Bay City, about 73 miles southwest of Houston.
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Bay City
Tex
UPL
Frank Noska
Betty Harris Noska
Noska
Betty Brown Poston
Texas
Houston
Voice of Britain Silenced by Brush on Big Ben
Big Ben stopped for 13 minutes when a stray brush on a transmission shaft halted the clock. Maintenance workers at the Parliament tower repaired the mechanism and restored the chimes. The incident, though unusual, follows a history of rare stoppages linked to various quirky causes.
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London
VPS
British Empire
Ministry of Public Works
Great Britain
Houses of Parliament
Big Ben
Buzz Bormbs
Blitz
Elizabeth II
E Dent and Sons
Rainstorm Floods Panhandle Cities Stranding Vehicles
A heavy rainstorm drenched the Panhandle causing flooded underpasses in several cities. One car washed off the road in Swisher County. two cars stranded on a south Tulia overpass. Burl Graham of Odessa drove into high water on U S 87 four miles south of Tulia. Tulsa recorded 1.32 inches by 9 p m with totals rising to about three inches. Dumas reported 2.35 inches by 8 p m as the storm continued.
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Byrd
President Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Air Force
Navy
Coast Guard
Panhandle
Swisher County
Tulsa
Dumas
Amarillo
Childress
J. L Hatcher
Pm Hatcher
Tulia
Burl Graham
Odessa
Highway Patrol
Eunice
Hatcher
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Rosemont
U.S. Supreme Court
Agriculture Department
Martin Jacobson
Morton Beroza
Mother United
Jerry Langdon
Ally
Re Union
Huntington Park
Calif
Los Angeles
Currys
Amesbury
Mass
Wellington
Kan
Alison Mihaley
Vichigan
Dallas
Oklo
City
Amusements Bion
Radio Os Society
Cil
Xa Lai
U.S. Informaton Agency
Sai
United States
South Viet Nam
Marine Guard
U.S. Information Agency
Great Brepain
Sydney
The
Australian Meat Board
Middle East
J L. Shute
Voice of Britain
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