Wild Night as 25 Pitchers Work Sunday in Texas
United Press International reports a bustling Sunday with 25 pitchers in action as San Antonio hosts a tense game where Tulsa and Austin battled. Albuquerque’s Ken Page led as winner, while Dick Santh and Ron Willis posted decisions in tight, high-stakes contests.
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Grisham Aboard USS Kearsarge
John W Grisham fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs John R Grisham of Route 1 Windom Tex serves aboard the anti submarine aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge which on Mar 30 searched for nine passengers of a privately owned aircraft forced to ditch in the Pacific Ocean. The plane last reported engine trouble on its way from Hawaii to Los Angeles. The search was called off at sunset on Apr 1 and the passengers were presumed.
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Washington NFA Wins Second And Third At City Contest
Members of the New Farmers of America chapter from Washing ton school sent representatives to the leadership contest at Booker T. Washington high school in Atlanta Friday and earned second and third places. Charles Jones took second in the NFA quiz among 18 member schools. The chapter conducting team placed third and included Jerry Wyatt president Charles Jones vice president Donny Wyatt secretary Douglas Ransom treasurer William Perry reporter with Willis C McPhaul chapter adviser and Carl Harris class NEA secretary accompanying the group.
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Demonstrations Planned at Conventions by COR and CORE
COR plans anti segregation protests at Republican and Democratic nominating conventions. James Farmer of CORE announced the actions at a three day conference. CORE will back a challenge to the Mississippi delegation seating at the Democratic convention in Atlantic City beginning August 24. The Council of Federated Organizations protests Negro exclusion from the regular election process.
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Kennedy tariff talks open in Geneva session
In Geneva Johnson pledges to reduce trade barriers for global benefit. Christian Herter reads the message to 42 nations, noting Kennedy Round aims to boost international commerce and Atlantic unity under GATT, despite early dissatisfaction among delegates.
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Den 1 Pack 52 Scouts Meet After School
Den 1 Pack 52 met after school in the First Presbyterian education building for their regular meeting Tim Cooper led the pledge to the flag and the cubs sang the Star Spangled Banner Joel MicKelva served refreshments to the cubs and den mothers Mrs Jack Carpenter and Mrs Dewey McKelva also attended Billy Carpenter keeper of the buckskin noted and a GAIT negotiations update referenced.
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Rainfall for 1964 up to April exceeds prior years
Rainfall for the first four months of 1964 reaches 13.56 inches, ahead of the four prior years for the same period. April adds 4.60 inches, boosting the year’s total to 13.56 inches, with 1963 and earlier showing lower four month totals. Temperatures in April averaged near normal with highs in the 80s and a monthly high of 85.
LBJ to Visit Appalachia During Two Day Tour
President Johnson plans a two day inspection trip through the Appalachia region stopping in Maryland Ohio Tennessee North Carolina and Georgia He will spend Thursday night in Atlanta and attend the 160th anniversary of Ohio University in Athens Ohio The White House said a detailed itinerary would be released later The trip ends with visits in Georgia before returning to Washington Friday afternoon
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JFK Stamp Design Made Public For Kennedy Memorial Issue
The Post Office Department released the John F. Kennedy memorial stamp design, a blue gray two panel layout shown on a television like screen. The stamp features an eternal flame panel with US Postage lettering and a cropped portrait of Kennedy, set to be issued nationwide May 29.
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Michigan duo wins Texas water safari in second year
Albert Widing and Robert Gillings of Holly, Michigan win the 10 day Texas water safari from San Marcos to Corpus Christi. Their teammate Leroy Widing and Ed Adams finish second as Texans place third. The Michigan teams use lightweight canoes with spray covers and race through river and bay legs to claim the top prizes worth about 6000 dollars.
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