Estes Paid For Calls to Yarborough Before Arrest
Texas Pecos records show Billie Sol Estes made 38 calls to Senator Ralph Yarborough around his arrest day March 29 1961. Calls include one six minute Dallas hotel exchange with Cliff Carter and several to Yarborough in Washington and Austin as Estes faced fraud charges.
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Washington
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Laos swears in neutral coalition cabinet vows no foreign interference
Neu tralist Prince Souvanna Phouma and a three faction cabinet take office in Vientiane in a candle lit temple pledging to bar foreign interference. The 19 member government rejects alliances with SEATO and outlines a seven point program including removal of foreign bases and personnel amid 14 months of civil strife between Boun Oum loyalists and Souphanouvong factions.
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Souphanouvong Bickeringamon
Lunos
Natonal Union
United States
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Khrushchev Skips Speech After All-Nighter in Romania
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, after an all night session with Romanian Communist leaders, canceled a scheduled speech in Constanza and fled to the Black Sea coast for relief from the heat. Romanians and aides noted he appeared in good health despite the 90 degree temperatures.
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Summer Drawing Course for Beginners at Bonham High
A five day drawing course runs 2 to 7 July excluding 4 July at Bonham High School Cafeteria. Bruce McIntyre, former Walt Disney artist and current Carlsbad School drawing teacher, leads. Fee is 1000 dollars. adults and children welcome. Reservations at 583-3500.
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California
Bonham Women to Help as Hostesses for Sherman Event
Mrs Clodagh Beth Burrell and Mrs Vernon Henevar will serve as assistant hostesses at the Woodman Circle home in Sherman Sunday afternoon. Also attending from Bonham are Mr and Mrs Glen McKinney and son Bob, Mrs Fred Bono, Mrs Vic Morrow and Miss Billie Jo Long.
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Vernon Henevar
Woodman Circle
Sherman
Bonham
Glen McKinney
Bob
Fred Bono
Vic Morrow
Billie Jo Long
Dismissal Sparks Condemnation Of Sam Houston Professor
The Texas Association of College Teachers condemned the dismissal of Dr. Rupert Koeninger from Sam Houston State Teachers College. TACIT urged reinstatement and called for censure of the college president and the Texas State College Board of Regents. Koeninger, head of sociology, said the action was arbitrary and tied to his political activity. His dismissal prompted a walkout by 11 colleagues as reported by the Houston Chronicle.
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Fannin Republicans Set Monday Night Meeting
Fannin County Republican Club will meet at 7 30 p.m. Monday in the Gem Cafe banquet room Bill Haynes president invites all Republicans and conservatives to attend.
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Press urged to lift veil of emotionalism in politics
Felix Rose Knight, executive editor of the Dallas Times Herald, urged the American press to remove emotionalism from politics at a Theta Sigma Phi convention in San Antonio. He called for objectivity, warned against vilification of opposing views, and said remedies for irresponsibility must come from the press.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Jockey Blum Captures Both Halves of Monmouth Daily Double
Oceanport New Jersey Jockey Walter Blum rode to victory in both legs of Monmouth Park's $57.80 daily double Friday securing a rare back to back win.
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Vets urged to convert GI term life insurance policies
Edward P. Onstot of the VA Dallas office urges veterans with GI term life policies to convert to permanent plans. He notes permanent rates stay fixed for life, while term premiums rise every five years, becoming costly as veterans age.
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Veterans Administration
Dallas
Onstat
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Berlin Fence Extends to Lakes Amid wartime unrest
A damaged report notes Berlin extending its defensive line toward lakes as Soviet and Allied forces press operations. The piece describes riverfront fortifications and a widening security perimeter around the capital with mentions of Communist influence and military movement toward the western sectors.
Five Die In Head On Crash Near Ore Mito
In Texas three Groveton men on a fishing trip died in a head on collision with another car on State Highway 26 between Ore Mto and Diana. The Groveton men Kelly Warwick 59 Bike Bob Jones 37 and EU Green 62 perished. Mrs Riba Green McDaniel 25 of Hughes Spring and Pat Griffin of Lone Star were in the other car. McDaniel drove that vehicle. Jones died after admission to Longview hospital.
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Tex
Upshur County
Ore Mto
Diana
Lone View
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Kelly
J. Warwick
Bob Jones
EU. Green
Riba Green McDaniel
Hughes Spring
Pat Griffin
Lone Star
McDaniel
Jones
Longview
Hard Luck Follows Crashed Plane
Ear nest Claude Atchley, 23, escaped serious injury when the light plane he crashed into a garage at Bedford, Texas, exploded after the wing caught fire during removal. The trailer and car burned as flames spread, but Atchley leaped clear before the blast.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Earnest Claude Atchley
Bedford
Tex
Atchley
Texas A&M Data Center Racketeers Over Four Million In Gear
The Data Processing Center at Texas A&M University reports computer equipment valued at more than four million dollars. The campus facility houses workstations servers and related hardware deemed essential to research and administration. The value figure highlights the scale of the university’s information technology resources.
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United States
U. S
India
Soviet Union
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Congress
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Senate Foreign Nations Committee
India weighs MIG deal with Russia amid Kashmir and funding strains
India debates purchasing 32 MIG jets from the Soviet Union as U S Britain pressure and regional tensions over Kashmir and China affect the decision. Krishna Menon and Prime Minister Nehru signal cautious consideration while US aid rhetoric and Pakistan’s air power influence the stance.
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Jawaharlal Nelo
Adebe
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Red China
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