Eleanor Roosevelt Declines Cuba Tractor Swap Proposal
Eleanor Roosevelt and other Tractors for Freedom Committee members will not travel to Cuba to negotiate the release of 1,200 prisoners with Fidel Castro. A spokesman said Castro’s demand to send a committee member was unrealistic, ending speculation about Havana talks.
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Temperatures Range With Thursday Morning Dip
The 24 hour period ending 11 am Thursday saw a high of 85 degrees with peaks at 4 and 5 pm on Wednesday. The low reached 66 degrees between 2 and 6 am Thursday.
Hospital News Admits and Discharges Report
Admitted Mrs. T. L. Lewis on Wednesday. Dismissed Fairy Bourland of Amarillo on Wednesday. Admitted Mrs. A. W. Howard today.
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Kennedy urged to show vigor in Cold War push
Republican leaders urged President Kennedy to confront the Kremlin with strong measures and set a deadline for nuclear test ban talks. They said Kennedy proposed this during the fall campaign, suggesting a one to two month limit. In contrast, Senate Democrat Humphrey supported continuing high level diplomacy to shape the environment around the Soviet Union.
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Almanac highlights from June 3 History
On this day in history 1861 Texas seceded from the Union. 1869 Frank Lloyd Wright born and Ives McGaffey filed a Chicago vacuum cleaner patent. 1886 Charles Parnell urged Irish home rule. 1959 X15 rocket first free flight over the Mohave Desert. Thought by Carl Schurz on ideals as guiding stars.
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Young- Continued From Page One
Working was not found to create ainder or over achievment as such, although a lot of the students did have jobs, most of which are at the helper level. While at Tech Carter was president of Tech's chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, professional education fraternity, and was a member of Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary.
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Fort Worth Livestock Markets Report Slow Yard Trade
Markets show slow yard trade for cattle with 2 500 head including calves and heifers. Hogs small test with prices down for butchers while sows steady. Sheep 2 000 head clearings steady with lamb prices 12.00 to 17.00 and ewe values 4.50 to 5.00.
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Banks urged to enforce bond identification rules amid fraud rise
Thousands surmised in April 24 letter urged banks to follow treasury rules on identifying savings bond cashers. Treasury officials warn lax tellers allow losses but note most stolen bonds are replaced. Cases include Willis Hirsch, who cashed $67,000 in bonds across several cities. Secret Service cases grow with 1957 to 1961 fraud totals and millions in losses.
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Texans Join Peace Corps to Aid Worldwide Communities
University of Houston student John Shaubet 20 born in Venezuela seeks to help correct injustices he witnessed. Baytown native Mary Helen McFerran 19 aims to assist French speakers. Dal las resident Gwendolyn Looney 23 returns from Fort Greeley Alaska to reflect American ideals. Training soon for Colombia and Tanganyika with Texas Western College El Paso to train 60 new corpsmen starting June 26.
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Wall Street Charter Comments on Market Delay and Recovery
Kenneth Ward of Hayden Stone & Co says higher stock prices may be postponed until a stronger base forms or a new incentive to buy appears. He notes the recent 25 point setback and subsequent recovery as a normal phase, not the sign of a major shift.
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Ward projects stock gains as buying > selling
Ward sees no major distribution in main stock body. Bullish factors outweigh bearish ones and selective buying remains right. Stock Diagnosis argues the ongoing reaction marks the start of accumulation for the next rise and predicts stronger internal market structure the longer the process lasts.
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Inflation Ahead Ignores Budget Deficit Affects Stocks
Shields and Company predicts more inflation due to government deficit spending. The stock trend service says a selective market type will delay new purchases while preserving existing commitments and placing under the market orders.
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White Sox Sale Decision Pending
CHICAGO UPI Bill Veeck awaited a Mayo Clinic telephone bill for the day and a Sox spokesman said a decision on selling about 4.8 million dollars of the team is up to the club president. The syndicate last week promised a decision on a purchase offer for Veeck's 34 percent stake but Veeck held off until a full Mayo Clinic exam report is received.
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High and low temperature reports courtesy UPI
The U S Weather Bureau logged the days extremes with 32 degrees at Drummond Montana the lowest and 15 degrees at Presidio Texas the highest on Wednesday.
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