Office Seekers Blast Those Now In Office
Texas senatorial and gubernatorial hopefuls attack the administration over an antiquated tax structure and spendthrift policies. Senate candidate Henry Gonzalez denounces old statutes and urges modernization as rally crowds back his reform platform amid charges of race politics and labor issues. Blakley Blasts majorities in Senate race promising government devoted to freedom and accountability in labor relations.
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Texas
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Dallas
Gonzalez
League of Latin American Citizens
State Legislative Council
Blakley
William A. Blakley
Ralph Yarborough
Longview
Alaska statehood bill sparks Senate debate and divide
A Senate clash over Alaska statehood pits Southern opponents against supporters from both parties. Robertson and Eastland warn of a flood of admissions to follow, while Knowland and Mansfield dispute the claim and urge focusing on the Alaska bill.
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United Press International
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Sons
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Dva
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Alaska
Congress
William F. Knowland
Calif
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Robertson
Hawaii
Guam
Puerto Rico
United States
Knowland
Mansfield
County Burglary Strips Tools and Gas from Barn
An undetermined amount of gasoline and some hand tools were stolen in a burglary at the Precinct 3 county barn on the farm to market road leading to the Community Center. Burglars entered by breaking a window in the storage building. No leads had developed in the investigation this morning, according to Sheriff Gaylon Smith.
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Precinct 3
Community Center
Gaylon Smith
Wildcat missile plant strike nears end as sheriff and union move
At the Redstone Jupiter missile plant in Macomb County the sheriff's department and the UAW Inter national Union clamped down on the wildcat strike. More than five thousand five hundred of seven thousand five hundred day-shift workers reported for duty, traffic at gates eased after arrests of two pickets and a tack-throwing incident.
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Jim Klockenkemper
UPI Automotive
Detroit Upi
Macomb County
Sheriff's Department
United Auto Workers International Union Today
Macomb
Harley Ensign
Here
UAW International
UAW
Chrysler
the International
Local 1245
Milan Matich
Ensign
Kenneth Matz
Mount Clemens
John Studnicki
Clair Shores
Studnicki
Matz
Rotary Affair Moves Inside At Fair Park Auditorium
The Chil dress Rotary Club meeting moves indoors to Fair Park auditorium if bad weather continues. President Doyle McKinney announced the change. The event starts at 7 30 p m with District Governor Morris Higley installing new officers and Rotary Anns invited to attend.
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Childress Rotary Club
Fair Park
Doyle McKinney
Rotary Anns
Morris Higley
Baseball Leaders Will Meet Tonight
All chairmen of committees officers and coaches are requested to attend the Kid s Inc Summer baseball program directors meeting announced by M K Wilcoxson president. The meeting starts at 7 15 p m in the council rooms City Hall. Managers unable to attend should send a representative.
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Kid's Inc
M. K. Wilcoxson
Labor Dept Plans Five Million Dollar Spending On Consumer Survey
The Labor Department seeks Congress approval for five million dollars next year to survey how Americans spend money. A by product could be a pension price yardstick with escalator clauses to shield buying power. The plan aims to modernize the consumer price index, currently based on 300 items across 46 cities, to prevent obsolescence.
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United Press International
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Congress
H. E. Riley
Bureau of Labor Statistics Division of
Riley
Presbyterian Hospital Attacked in Beirut and Tripoli
Lebanese rebels attacked the American Presbyterian Hospital in Tripoli as U N I peace envoy Dag Hammarskjold departed Beirut. Staff had moved from Beirut six weeks earlier amid Western government tensions and calls for protection.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
American Presbyterian
Tripoli
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
New York
Youth Injured At Ball Game At Fair Park
Larry McCain a 10 year old boy sustained serious cuts on the under side of his left arm during a Kids Inc ball game at Fair Park. He crawled over a fence and fell ripping his arm on a spike before being rushed to Childress General Hospital. He is the son of Travis McCain of 106 Avenue H Southwest.
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Larry McCain
Kids, Inc
Fair Park
Childress General Hospital
Travis McCain
Avenue H
Light drizzle paints air field and downtown area today
Light drizzle from 6 a.m. to noon at the air field yielded .01 inch of moisture on CAA recordings. Morning and early afternoon were unusually cool with a low around 55. Light mist appeared in downtown around 8 a.m. for a short period. No measurements were reported at 1:30 p.m. Temperatures were then rising.
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CAA
Well in Operation After Lightning Hit Water Source Reopens
City Manager Louis Sally announced the disabled 62 well has resumed operation after being struck by lightning and temporarily out of order. The restoration allows normal water supply to continue.
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Louis Sally
Outrage Over Claims SEC Influenced By Officials
Former SEC chairman Sinclair Armstrong told a House subcommittee he was outraged by suggestions the commission could be improperly influenced. The hearings focused on Bernard Goldfine's connections to President Adams and related SEC cases, with Armstrong's testimony interrupted as the panel heard other witnesses.
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United Press International
Washington Upl
Securities & Excharge Commission
SEC
Sinclair Armstrong
Agency
House
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Armstrong
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D Ark
Adams
Goldfine
Commission
Harris
Broadcasting
Thomas B. Curtis
RMO
Securities & Exchange Commission
William T. McCarthy
Boston
McCarthy
John B. Bennett
Mich
John Bell Williams
Ben
Wheat Crop Produces Over One Million for Childress County
Childress County farmers earned about 1.32 million dollars from the 1958 wheat crop. The harvest totaled roughly 800 thousand bushels per carload estimate of 2 thousand bushels, with wheat selling near 1.65 dollars per bushel.
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Childress
Childress County
Eatherly Nominated WTCC Director
Fay Eatherly of Key and Eatherly and Hill and Eatherly is named a director of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce replacing J F Red Turner. Eatherly has led the Childress Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club in past presidencies.
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Key and Eatherly
Hill and Eatherly
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Eatherly
J. F
Red) Turner
Childress Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Bill Thompson to Judge Santa Rosa Parade in Vernon
C of CBCD manager Bill Thompson travels to Vernon to judge the Santa Rosa Parade which opens the Santa Rosa Round Up and Livestock Show and runs through Saturday.
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Bill Thompson
Vernon
C of
CBCD
Santa Rosa
Soviet withdraws from Geneva nuclear test talks
BULLETINS Moscow UPI reports the Soviet Union pulls out of the July 1 Geneva conference on nuclear test suspension. Austin UPI notes the death sentence conviction of Robert Edward Freeman of Houston for a 17 year old girlfriend's murder was upheld by the Court of Criminal Appeals. New York UPI says Judge Bryan postponed July 1 hearings on stock fraud charges against Louis E. Wolfson. London UPI reports Khrushchev era secret police being strengthened with trusted lieutenants.
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UPI
United States
U. S
Moscow
New York
Soviet Union
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State Department
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Western
White
Imre Naby
Copenhagen
Bonn
Ottawa
New York City
Austin
Robert Edward Freeman
Houston
Court of Criminal Appeals
UPN
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
Securities & Exchange Commission
Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
London
Russia
Nikita 5S
Khrushchev
Amarillo School Board Accepts Superintendent Resignation
The Amarillo School Board accepted the resignation of Dr. John McFarlen on Monday night as he plans to take a similar post in Houston.
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School Action
Amarillo
Tex
UPI
John McFarlen
Houston
Cold Front Drops Temperatures Across North Texas
A cold front moved across North Texas lowering readings to as low as 52 in the Panhandle and 54 in Dalhart. Light showers and scattered thunderstorms accompanied the front, with wind and dark cloud cover reported in Wichita Falls and along the Red River Valley. The five day forecast calls for gradually easing rain with scattered storms and moderate precipitation statewide.
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Panhandle
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma
Red River Valley
Dalhart
Presidio
Dallas
el Paso
Weather Bureau
Washburn conviction upheld in car bomb case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in a 2-1 ruling upheld a 99 year sentence for Harry Washburn in the killing of his ex mother in law Mrs Helen Harris Weaver by planting a bomb under her car in San Angelo. The decision followed a prior reversal and retrial.
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Austin
UPI
Court of Criminal Appeals
Harry Washburn
Appeals Court
Washburn
Waco
Andrew H. Nelson
Dallas
Helen Harris Weaver
San Angelo
Three Are Still Missing After East River Collision
A freight carrier and the Empress Bay gasoline tanker collided in the East River near the Manhattan Bridge causing a fiery explosion. Nebrask a rammed Empress Bay, the vessels became locked together and the blaze drew rescuers from shore. Forty four of forty five crew from the freighter and tanker were saved, with five from the tanker rescued. three people remained missing.
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New York
UPI
East River
Manhattan Bridge
Manhattan
Brooklyn
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