Texas Senate weighs second special session over Daniel tax plan
A Senate State Affairs subcommittee, meeting after three days of hearings, prepares to report on Gov. Price Daniel's 150 million dollar tax package as lawmakers face a possible second special session if deficits and taxes fail again. The panel questions a broad sales tax and targeted levies on natural gas and utilities while House actions include two bills and a third deficit retirement measure.
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Austin Upi
Senate
Price Daniel
Senate State Affairs Committee
Daniel
Sen
R. A. Weinert
Seguin
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
David Ratliff
Stamford
Jimmy Phillips
Angleton
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
House
Okehs
State General Revenue Fund
Labor Force To Reach 95 Million In 75
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell said the American labor force will rise from about 70 million to 95 million by the early 1970s with 1965 to 75 projections. The study notes more part time work, increased young entrants, and ongoing gender driven participation in stores and service industries.
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William J. Eaton
United Press International
Washington
UPI
Pbor
James P. Mitchell
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mitchell
Watch Yellow Lines When You Park Your Car
Chief of Police Alvis Maddox warns motorists to obey curb yellow lines or risk a ticket. He reiterates that the lines mark legal parking boundaries and noncompliance will lead to enforcement actions by day.
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Alvis Maddox
Ike Sends Moon Bounced Message to Diefenbaker Lab Guests
President Eisenhower used a moon bounced message to send greetings to Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and scientists at a new U S Canadian research lab in Prince Albert Saskatchewan The message traveled 500000 miles in 2 7 seconds and was taped for playback at the laboratory opening The event signaled closer defense research cooperation between the two countries
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
John G. Diefenbaker
White House
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
baffled defence experts on WWII B 24 found in Sahara
Washington defense department experts expressed no new clues about the fate of the nine man B 24 crew missing since April 4 1943 after a Naples raid. Spokesmen said the North Africa on site probe offers little hope of light on the missing airmen while relatives remain puzzled and hopeful none survives.
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Washington
UPS
Defense Department
Sahara
North Africa
Naples
Italy
Air Force
Long visits other patients at John Sealy Hospital
Louis iana Governor Earl Long, held at John Sealy Hospital for mental illness, was described as freely moving on the floor and visiting a recreation room with other patients. A probate judge set sanity hearing for June 16 with three lawyers appointed to represent him.
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Galveston
Tex
UPI
John Sealy Hospital
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Daniel Bobbit
John Sealy
Long
Bobbit
Hugh Gibson
East Germans threaten to encircle West Berlin
East Germany's Communist leadership warned of a total blockade and possible tariff hikes on land and water traffic to West Berlin if West Germany proceeds with elections to choose a new president in West Berlin. The editorial, by Gerhart Eisler, framed the move as provocation and warned of economic strangulation rather than a physical blockade.
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Joseph B. Fleming
United Press International
Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
West Germany
Reds
West
Berliner — Zeitung
Gerhart Eisler
U. S
East Germany
Eisler
Geneva
Adenauer
Bundestag
Federal Assembly
United States
Britain
Dou
Khrushchev Threatens Balkan Rocket Bases if West Rejects Zone
Nikita Khrushchev warned at Lenin Stadium that if the West spurns a Balkan denuclearized zone and if Italy and Greece keep hosting U S rocket bases, the Soviet Union and allied Albania and Bulgaria would place rocket bases near NATO borders. He urged Italy and Greece to reject bases and called for more frequent high level talks. Khrushchev proposed a Balkan rocket free zone under mutual control and said Soviet missiles could reach Western bases from Albania and Bulgaria if provoked.
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Henry Shapiro
United Press International
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Albania
Bulgaria
NATO
Balkan
Italy
Greece
U. S
Adriatic
Ang Dust
Khrushchev
Hungary
Geneva
Berlin
Germany
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Lenin Stadium
Russia
Ike Reflects On D-Day Anniversary At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower recalled the vast responsibilities of his WWII role as Supreme Allied Commander on the D-Day anniversary. Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder, Brig. Gen. Arthur Nevins and White House staff joined a 6 p.m. lawn party at the Eisenhowers with 200 guests as rain threatened.
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Howard Mee
Snyder
Eisenhower Farm
Eisenhower
Gettysburg Country Club
Arthur S. Nevins
Nevins
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
White House
Eisenhowers
Washington
Baseball Fans To Meet Today
A meeting for all interested in the summer baseball program is set for 1 30 p m today at city hall. Coordinator Ray Fullenwider said coaches must submit their team rosters and urged parents and other interested residents to attend.
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City Hall
Ray Fullenwider
Chinese Red Leader Mao Tse tung cancer report
An Italian report citing the Agenzia Continentale says Mao Tse tung is suffering from liver cancer. Doctors from Russia and Switzerland treat him with drugs and isotopes to slow tumor progress. Mao 63, stepped down as China president but remains Communist Party chairman with ultimate power.
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Rome
UPI
Mao Tse-tung
Agenzia Continentale
Mao
Hong Kong
People’s Republic of China
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Party
Border Closing by Syria and Jordan Sparks Clash Talk
Beir ut reports Syria sealed the border with Jordan after frontier clashes as tensions rise since 1957. Jordan claims Syria backs a bid to topple King Hussein and says it has notified the UN representative in Amman.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Jordan
Syria
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Hussein
Amman
Damascus
United Nations
Soldier Is Killed On His Way Home
Richard Gerald Los, 22, an airman first class discharged from Walker Air Force Base New Mexico, was killed early Saturday when his car drifted asleep at the wheel and struck a parked telephone truck. He had driven all night toward his Indiana home in Southport.
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Pampa Upi
Indiana
Walker Air Force Base
New Mexico
Richard Gerald Losthe
Air Force
Dave Crossland
Southport
Ind
Losthe
Drunk Driving Laws Spread Across States
A nationwide UPI survey shows four states have enacted tougher drunk driving laws with mandatory penalties for second offenses and higher fines. Seventeen more consider bills. others study uniform codes. Arizona Maryland North Dakota South Dakota allow chemical test use with embedded safeguards.
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Washington
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Arizona
Maryland
North Dakota
Local government schedules and rescheduled meetings
A regular School Board meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the school administration building. City Council’s session is canceled with Louis Sally out of town. The date is reset for June 15. County Commissioners will hold a regular session at 10 am in the Commissioner's courtroom.
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Boyd Sloan
Frank Hooper
Georgia
Atlanta
Louis Sally
Atlas Explodes In Flight During Fifth ICBM Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida UPI A 100 ton Atlas ICBM exploded in flight two minutes after launch marking the fifth consecutive failure of the missiles program. The crash followed booster engine quit after 90 seconds as scientists strive to field a 5000 mile range weapon for troops. Russia claims to have operational ICBMs. The combat type Atlas aimed for deployment by July but failed to reach peak speed or altitude.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Russia
Atlas
Ellender Calls Soil Bank Program A Failure
Senator Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana labeled the two billion dollar soil bank program a failure. He urged termination after 1940 unless Congress extends authority for new land-retirement contracts, noting 1960 contracts would run and some to 1969. Ellender predicted no congressional action to extend funding.
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Washington
UPI
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Agriculture Department
Ellender
Edinburg Jury Gives Life Sentence in Triple Slaying
David Guardiola of McAllen received life imprisonment from an 11 man 1 woman jury in Edinburg after a 1 hour 31 minute deliberation for a triple slaying.
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Edinburg
UPI
David Guardiola
McAllen
McElroy aims to unify missile plan amid army air force row
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy returns from Geneva with a proposed air defense master plan for Congress. He backs using both Nike Hercules and Bomarc missiles and says Joint Chiefs remain close on main policies while remaining disagreements exist. He ordered an end to public bickering to preserve congressional support and noted ongoing debates with the Army and Air Force over missile roles and costs.
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Washington
UPI
Neil H. McElroy
Geneva
Army Air Force
Congress
McElroy
Army
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ter
Christian A. Herter
Germany
Eisenhower
Former Carey Resident James H. Spires Dies at 43
James H. Spires 43, a former Carey superintendent who later led Lelia Lake schools, died Friday at Groom Osteopathic Hospital. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today at Dodson Missionary Baptist Church with ministers from New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma officiating. Burial is in Dark Corner Cemetery Gould Arkansas. Survivors include Hazel wife and four children.
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Carey
James H. Spires
Groom Osteopathic Hospital
Friends
Missionary Baptist Church
Dodson
D. B. Wheeler
Albuquerque
N. M
Olen Willison
Irving
L. L. Odom
Marlow
Okla
Dark Corner
Gould
Ark
Oklahoma City
Jerry
Lelia Lake
Hugh
el Paso
FBI rounds up eight of thirteen indicted in Dallas case
FBI agents arrested eight of thirteen men indicted by a federal grand jury in Dallas on Mann Act violations for transporting prostitutes across state lines. Four were in jail already, with Dallas listed as a transfer point and Fort Worth cited as the trafficking hub. Several defendants surrendered or were jailed in Texas, Oklahoma, or Kansas after the five week probe into connections between Fort Worth Chicago and Florida.
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Dallas
UPI
FBI
Fort Worth
Chicago
Florida
Walter Mark Flanagan
Robert John
Red) Huddleston
Harry Kirk
U. S
William B. West
Wichita
Kan
Norman Rex Sidell
Oklahoma City
Weldon Leroy Goodbread
Godbread
Gary Wier
Larry Linden
Robert Raif
West
U.S
T. Whitfield Davidson
Red Fox
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