Railroad Work Rules Crisis Deepens in Congress Impasse
Washington UPI The collapsed bargaining talks over railroad work rules return to Congress as pressure mounts for federal action. Senate and House committees pause pending Willard Wirtz secretaries labor efforts to revive negotiations between railroads and five unions. The moratorium ends August 29 and unions demand realistic bargaining. railroads back the talks.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Willard Irtz
Ing
Union
Senate
House Commerce
Kennedy
Wirtz
Railrodes
Railroad Firemen’s Union
Integration pressure reshapes Atlanta eateries and housing giants
United Press International reports rising push for desegregation with Atlanta restaurateur Stanley R. Davis lamenting harassment after desegregating. Metropolitan Life announces desegregation of 34,170 apartment projects, signaling a nationwide shift. Roy Wilkins calls the move a major breakthrough as NAACP targets more firms.
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Atlanta
Stanley R. Davis
Davis
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
Prudential Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Frank's Neon Sign Co Opens New Childress Plant
Frank jita Jr, a newcomer to Childress, opens Frank's Neon Sign Co to design and manufacture commercial signs. The plant will produce neons plastics and highway bulletins with his father as sales representative. Jita has prior experience with Corn Neon Sign Co in Anson and has plants in Las Cruces and El Reno.
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Frank
Neon Sign Co
Childess
Childres
Frank Jita, Jr
Lawton
Oklo
Childress
Hudson Sign Co
Ruby
Frank III
Tippy
Corn Neon
Anson
Las Cruces
Ew Mexico
el Reno
Law
First Lady Leaves Hospital After Admission
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy walked from the hospital with President Kennedy at 10:48 a.m. EDT and headed to a helicopter pad, then flew to their Hyannis Port summer home on Squaw Island. She wore a happy expression and appeared serene despite the hospital exit.
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Otis Afb
Mass
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Kennedy
Squaw Island
Hyannis Port
One Siamese Twin Boy Dies After Separation
One of the Siamese twin boys born to a 16 year old Glendale mother died from a bloodstream infection. Daniel Bartley died early today after a three hour separation operation at Children's Hospital. His twin David remains critical but stable and shows no infection symptoms. The infants weighed 14 pounds 4 ounces joined from breastbone to navel at birth.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Glendale
Calif
Daniel Bartley
David
Children’s Hospital
Rebecca Itley
Glendale Hospital
Evaporation Station Installed at Childress Field
The evaporation station for the water commission is now installed at Childress Field. City Manager Louis announced the unit, provided by the ate and to be operated by AC Compton at no charge to city or state.
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As Water Commission
Childress Field
Louis
Ate
Ac Compton
London Letter Claims Loot Exaggerated in Robbery
A letter to the London Evening News from a writer using the name Charlie questions police figures on last Thursday's $7 million train robbery. He accuses investigators of overstating the seized loot and hints the rural hideaway is linked to the gang.
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London
Charlie
London Evening News
Highway Patrol Work Explained by Paducah Officer
Patrolman F. E. Johnson of Paducah spoke at the Rotary Club detailing Texas Department of Public Safety patrol duties and the new speed law. He urged drivers to use good judgement, noting all daytime road speeds will top at 70 mph after August 23 on federal state and farm to market highways.
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Texas Department of Public Safety
Rotary Club
F. E. Johnson
Paducah
Horn Display At Band Hall Thursday
Band Hall hosts a horn display from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday announced by Norman Hemphill band director. Interested persons are invited to attend and view the exhibit.
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Thursdday
Norman Hemphill
Hootenanny Planned Friday at Fairport Auditorium
Bill Goodson announced a Friday night Hootenanny at Fairport Auditorium starting at 7 30 p m Admission is 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children and free for kids under eight The event features new talent expected to perform and attract a large crowd
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Hootenanny
Bill Goodson
Garden Valley Reunion Set for August 25 at Childress Club
Garden Valley residents and former residents are invited to the annual reunion on August 25 at the Woman's Department Club in Childress. Registration begins at 10 a.m. A basket luncheon is planned at noon, followed by a 1 p.m. business meeting and a program after the session.
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Garden Valley
Woman's Department Club
Childress
Ways and Means panel approves broad Kennedy tax cuts
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 19 to 4 to cut individual income taxes starting January 1. The plan would average a 20 percent rate reduction and cost about $9.5 billion in 1965, with net relief under 19 percent and larger savings offset by dividend tax provisions.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Treasury
Congress
Ways & Means
John W. Byrnes
Wis
Bobcat Cheerleaders Win Third Time at S MU Dallas
Childress’ cheerleaders in the Dallas area competition center at S MU won for the third time, continuing daily contests through Friday. The daily wins indicate strong performance as the squad competes in a regional cheerleading school series.
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Childress
SMU
Dallas
Bobcat
Seaborg Endorses Nuclear Test Ban Aids Americas Security
AEC Chairman Dr Glenni Seaborg told a Senate panel the nuclear test ban treaty would aid rather than threaten United States security by permitting continued anti missile weapons development. He noted the U S already has warheads usable on anti missile missiles and said atmospheric tests could resume within about a month if Russia violates the pact.
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Washington
API
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Glenni T Seaborg
Russia
United States
Seaborg
Kennedy Administration
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Britain
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Summer Cold Front Brings Rare Relief to North Texas
A rare summertime norther cooled North Texas with showers and up to two inches of rain. Temperatures dropped sharply, winds reached 50 mph, and some hail fell. Tom Carlisle reported a tornado in the Longview area. Telephones and trees were affected and rainfall varied by location across the state. Henderson logged 1.75 inches, Longview .55 inches. The system extended across a wide region.
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United Press International
North Texas
Tom Carlisle
Longview
Henderson
Congo Riots Prompt Shoot to Kill Orders in Brazzaville
Troops in Brazzaville clash with rioters as a 24 hour curfew remains in force. French troops were ordered in by President de Gaulle after Youlou plea. A special court was set up to try riot leaders amid heightened tensions in the Congo capital.
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Congo
Leopoldville
The
UPI
French Congo
Brazzaville
Congo River
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Poto-Poto
de Gaulle
Fulbert Youlou
Wichita Falls Editor Charles C Clines Dies at 51
Wichita Falls Record Now city editor Charles Clifford Clines 51 longtime Texas newsman died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack Funeral services incomplete survivors include his widow mother son three daughters three brothers and eight grandchildren
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Wichita Falls
UPI
Charles Clifford Clines
Wichita Falls Record
Texas
Clines
Telegraph
Vernon Daily Record
City Reports Water Use At 75 Million Gallons Monthly
City Manager Louis Sally releases July water data showing 75,220,000 gallons pumped. Daily average 2,426,419 gallons. claim that more could be used if distribution allowed. Parking tickets total 776 with varied penalties and statuses.
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Louis Sally
Sally
Merryman Services Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie Merryman 63 will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at St. John's Baptist Church by Rev. James O. Bradford. Interment follows in Childress Cemetery. She died Monday evening at her daughter's home, Mrs. Ruby Brown, after a several months illness.
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Jessie Merryman
St. John’s Baptist Church
James O. Bradford
Childress Cemetery
Neely Services Set for Today
Joe C. Neely 97 of Memphis died Monday night in a Wellington rest home. Funeral at 2:30 p m today at Spicer Funeral Home Chapel Memphis with Rev Fern A. Miller. Interment Hulver cemetery near Estelline. Survivors include two daughters five sons seventeen grandchildren twenty four great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren.
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Joe C. Neely
Memphis
Wellington
Spicer
Parnell
Rose Ann Wood
Mattie Bruce
Canyon
Lillie Davis
John
Santiago
Chile
Clifton
Izer
Geyserville
Calif
Vernon
Lemon Grove
H. D
Denaii
Chickens Ordered For Farm Bureau Meeting Barbecue
The Farm Bureau reminds members to order chickens for the annual barbecue at 6 p.m. on August 2. Entertainment includes Norman Hemhill, band director, the high school stage band, with soloist Miss Rebecca Cheatheam. Barbecue precedes the Queen's Contest at 8 p.m.
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Farm Bureau
Norman Hemhill
Rebecca Cheatheam
Kee ton Charged With Swindling by Worthless Check
Charges of swindling by worth less check were filed yesterday afternoon against Curtis D Kee ton. He has not been arrested.
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Curtis D. Keeton
Rainfall report totals from yesterday across multiple sites
Rainfall measured at several locations since yesterday includes Ernest Arnn near High Point one inch L B Holman Rivercamp half an inch A B Clements Kirkland .40 of an inch Mrs Tom Goff Tell one inch FAA Station after 20 p m yesterday .18 of an inch.
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Ernest Arnn
High Point
L. B. Holman
A. B. Clements
Kirkland
Tom Goff
FAA
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