Kennedy warns Northern racial tensions could explode
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy says the North faces greater explosive risk than the South due to ghetto poverty and unemployed youths. He cites Birmingham as a turning point and urges universal civil rights involvement, not just government action, with desegregation progress in transport and employment and calls for local leadership to address community actions.
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Washington
Robert
Robbie) Kennedy
North
Great Northern
Alabama
Robbie Kennedy
University of Alabama
George Wallace
Birmingham
Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Hearst
A. Kennedy
Iegroes
A Kennedy
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
United States
World News from Rangoon to Athens and Havana
Burmese airliner missing with 21 aboard after departing Rangoon for Pulao weathering landing. Soviet envoy accused of spying and selling Western clothing, ordered to leave. Iceland and Greece vote results and political tensions with King visit opposed. Sicilian regional gains boost Christian Democrats and Cuban flood toll rises. Moscow store executives arrested for black market dealings.
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Rangoon
Burma
Pulao
Moscow
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
W. L. Morrison
Canberra
Ivan Skripov
Australia
Skripov
Minnesota's Judd Could Be Possible GOP Choice
Washington AP reports a growing favorite son movement may push 1964 GOP aspirants to seek convention support. Minnesota Republicans consider withholding votes from Rockefeller and Goldwater to back former Rep. Walter Judd, aiming to trigger a stalemate and spotlight another nominee. Romney and other states eye similar moves as 354 votes face a 655 required to win.
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Washington
Minnesota
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Walter R. Judd
George Etzell
Judd
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
California
Colorado
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Rorkerfeller
Stormy Weather Strikes Midsection of United States
Storms swept the central United States as a Canadian cold front pushed eastward. Violent winds rain hail and several tornadoes caused widespread damage across Indians Ohio Michigan and Illinois with at least two deaths and multiple injuries. Severe thunderstorms lashed Ohio and a 83 mph wind hit Cincinnati area as a small tornado touched near Valparaiso Indiana.
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Associated Press
Canada
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Indians
Ohio
Michigan
Illncis
Lower Michigan
Kentucky
Texas
Great Lakes
New England
Reat Lakes
North Dakota
Lake Superior
Upper Great Lakes
Ely
Nev
Michael Jones, Jr
Yellow Springs
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Valparaiso
Ind
Richpeg Muncie
Mishawaka
Ini
Leftist Movement Challenges Mexico in Public Split
Former Mexican president Lazaro Cardenas, a leftist leader, faces a public showdown with a new leftist party according to Novedades. The paper said the People’s Electoral Front seeks his open support or complete disassociation, possible at a meeting he is invited to chair next Sunday.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Novedades
People's Electoral Front
Cardenas _n
Cardenas
Amarillo Builder Dies During Trial Waiting Period
Am rillo builder Dewey Hicks, 45, awaiting trial for a double killing, ended his life with a rifle shot after a chase. Police said Hicks fled a disturbance, car pursuit ended with him stepping out and aiming the gun, then he shot himself. Hicks had been free on $50,000 bond and claimed the Dammerons harassed him.
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Amarillo
Dewey Hicks
Amarillo Hore
Wiley Alexander
Hicks
Alexander
Joe Dammerons
Joe Dammerons Jr
Dammerons
Cammerons
Summer Play Programs Grow in First Week
Participation in the summer recreation effort rose sharply from 1962, with seven full day centers and two half day sites plus the Junior Olympics contributing to a first week total of 13 547. Cedar Bayou Baytown Carver Highlands led playgrounds, REL and Roseland pools showed mixed results, and two Junior Olympic entries were registered.
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Jay Bollinger
Bollinger
Robert E. Lee
Roseland
Carver
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Highlands
Baytown Junior High
Lamar
Horace Mann
REL
DeZavala
Harlem
Roseland Park Pool
BasebalL results and standings from Monday night games
National and American League results recap with standings and upcoming fixtures. New York beat Washington 7-2, Cleveland edged Baltimore 3-2, Los Angeles won 13-3 over Kansas City, Detroit defeated Boston 6-2, and Boston visits Detroit with Bunning facing Wood noted. National League matches included New York 3 Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 3 Houston 2, plus night postponements and schedule for Tuesday entries.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
pAinnesota
iKansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Twinight
Kansas City
Chance
Wickersham
Minnesota
Stigman
Herbert
Wood
Bunning
Grant
Roberts
Los Angeies
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinneti
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Folledefelto
Aifrankee
Maroney
Jackson
Bailwaukee
Burdette
Snyder
Short
Louis
Gibson
Pineburgh
Sehwell
Fisher
Drysdale
Toth
Johnson
Washington Notes on Tax, Appointments, and Registrations
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee rejected Kennedy’s repeal of the special tax treatment for dividend income, a move that would raise about 460 million dollars annually. It liberalized senior drug purchase deductions but opposed private medical insurance incentives. Richard J Phillips was named State Department spokesman, Lincoln White retired as spokesman and becomes counsel general to Melbourne. Chester Bowles was sworn in as ambassador to India, replacing J Kenneth Galbraith. U S motor vehicle registrations rose 3.2 million, 4.2 percent, in 1962, a new Commerce Dept report shows.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Richard J Phillips
Foreign Service
State Department
Lincoln White
Department
Office of News
White
Melbourne
Australia
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Commerce Department
Nine federal officials finish year at Princeton program
Nine mid career federal officials completed a year on fellowships at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School funded by a $35 million gift. The group, including AEC official C Wayne Bills and Pearl Harbor shipyard director David Green, studied economics and political science while living on campus. Births included twins born to an IRS analyst, as the program considers long term benefits and aims to expand next year.
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Washington
Donald A. Wehmeyer
State Department
Wehmeyer
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Woodrow Wilson
C. Wayne Bills
Atomic Energy Commission Station
Idaho
David H.green
Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard
Princeton
George R. Milner
Department of the Interior
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Gardner Patterson
Woodrow Wilson School
Federal Service
Patterson
Edmund J. Vitkus
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Tornadoes Hit In Scattered Areas Throughout Texas
Turbulent summer weather produced tornadoes and strong storms across Texas overnight. A small tornado damaged a Ponder school gym roof and power lines, while another near El Indio toppled three poles. Denton saw shattered windows and downed lines as hail and rain crossed Seymour and Abilene. Eastland to Stephens counties faced alerts as storms moved east. Temperatures reached the low hundreds in multiple cities, with hot but mostly diminishing activity by morning.
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Associated Press
Texas
Ponder
Eagle Pass
Mexican
el Indio
Bas
Denton
Seymour
Abilene
Weather Bureau
Eastland
Comanche
Stephens
New
Stephenville
el Paso
Mercury
Colorado City
Presidio
Brownwood
Laredo
Junction
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Oklahoma Offsets Oil Production In Texas
U S oil production fell last week as Oklahoma declines offset gains in Louisiana and Texas. The Oil and Gas Journal reports average daily output at 7.441 million barrels, down 25,450 from the prior week. Oklahoma dropped to 310.3 percent daily?
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Tulsa
U. S
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
Trade Magazine
New Mexico
Arkansas
Colorado
Mexican Growers May Face Prosperous Year
Mexico City AP report quotes Agriculture Minister Julian Rodriguez Adame saying 193 may yield a good year for growers. He notes rains starting in Yucatan saving sisal farms and Sonora’s wheat basin could reach 900000 tons.
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Mexico City
Julian Rodriguez Adame
Adame
Yucatan
Sonora
Brunson Announces Birth of Daughter Deborah Lee
Mr and Mrs Jerry Dean Brunson of Baytown announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Lee born June 2 at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital The baby weighed eight pounds Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glen Brunson of Farmers Branch and Mr and Mrs James M Jim Boyan of 1000 E Rosewood
How To Hold False Teeth
Advert shows FASTEETH powder as an alkaline denture hold solution. It claims two small doses on plates stabilizes dentures during eating speaking and smiling, with no gummy taste and no sour odor. Sold at drug counters.
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Announcin Super Service Garage
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Christian Democrats Today
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J. D. Mason
Utah
David
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Baytown Radio Club
Chamber of Commerece
Columbus
Mexico
ST Eagles
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Elton Forbus
Joe Ainsworth
Rosnitcotten
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Pirates
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Charley Heraricks
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Richard Newton
Scott Barringer
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Pat Fenley
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