Kennedy Heads for Texas Visit
President Kennedy heads to Texas for three days visiting five cities that account for a large share of the state’s vote. He travels with Mrs Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson and will stay at Johnson’s ranch after a $100 dinner in Austin. The trip includes a San Antonio dedication, Houston dinner for Rep. Albert Thomas, Fort Worth breakfast, and Dallas luncheon with state leaders.
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Kennedy
Texas
Democratic Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Washington
Austin
White House
John B. Connally
Aerospace Medical Center
San Antonio
Houston
Albert Thomas
Houston Democrat
Fort Worth
Texas Democratic
Governor's Mansion
Alabama Farm President Blasts Liberalism at Meeting
James D. Hays of the Alabama Farm Bureau warned Virginia and national audiences that liberalism and big government threaten freedom. He urged conservatism based on past experience and criticized Kennedy tax and spending policies. Delegates adopted resolutions on redistricting, poll tax retention, anti trust for unions, and opposing expanded federal aid to public education.
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Richmond
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
United States
James D. Hays
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Hays
Virginia Federation
Kennedy
House of Delegates
Senate
Folk Music On Guard Program
Members of the Bluefield Old Guard met at Trinity Methodist Church for a 10:30 a m session featuring a folk music program led by Mack K Tabor with Mrs. Robert S Sykes singing and autoharp accompaniment. 90 people attended including 83 members and two visitors J C Forlines of Akron visited while Eldridge L Liddle joined the organization.
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Bluefield
Eldridge L. Liddle
J. C. Forlines
Akron, C
Walter C. Forlines
Co. P. Painter
Warren Brooks
Charles C. Lynch
John E. Franklin
E. L. Puckett
J. W. Kitts
Kitts
Messerschmitt Restored To Bavarian Control In German Jet Comeback
Bonn government returns control of Messerschmitt Aircraft Corp to Willy Messerschmitt, who now pursues jet age revival with plans for vertical takeoff aircraft. He built the F-104 Starfighter under license for West Germany and faces proving his postwar recovery.
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NANA
Messerschmitt Aircraft Corp
Willy Messerschmitt
Messerschmitt
Hitler
U. S
Lockheed Corp
Lockheed
West Germany
Meserschmitt
Luftwaffe
Bavaria
Willy
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Deve
West Virginia State Gets Research Grant
The Atomic Energy Commission awards West Virginia State College an $8,000 chemistry research grant. Dr. William J. L. Wallace announced the funds will fund fabrication of a two curie plutonium beryllium neutron source.
Charleston Youth Conference seeks near 1.5 million grant
William Thompson, president of the Charleston Youth Conference, said in Washington that the federal government will likely grant about 1.5 million to start an experimental delinquency prevention program. The plan funds training for youths to keep them out of trouble, a phase noted as unique among national efforts.
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Intermediate Court
William Thompson
Charleston Youth Conference
Washington
Charleston Group
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W. P. Hoback
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D. C. Lilly
W. J. Benbow
C. E. Kinzer
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C. S. Pippin
R. T. Lindsey
J. M. Peake
E. M. Taylor
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