Indiana votes reveal race issue muted in Wallace tint
Politico notes Indiana voters did not cast a large share of George Wallace ballots due to civil rights concerns. Harris Survey suggests under 10 percent of Indiana Democratic votes stem from white resentment, with other factors like Welsh tax backlash and Welsh's governorship influencing choice. Samuel Lubell cites that one third of Democrats in major industrial centers follow Wallace trends.
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Vote readings and civil rights politics amid Indiana Wisconsin results
The article notes Wallace’s support impacts and cautions black civil rights leaders to interpret Indiana and Wisconsin votes carefully. It argues results reflect white attitudes and warn that civil disobedience would not replicate colonial Indian methods in the American context.
Temperatures Reach 97 Degrees As Heat Persists
The 24 hour period ending 11 am today saw a high of 97 degrees at 6 pm Tuesday and a low of 57 at 7 am today. For May 6 1963 the high was 93 and the low 54. Temperatures table shows hourly readings from noon to 11 pm with values across Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Taylor Rites Held for Charles N. Taylor
Final rites for Charles N. Taylor a 79 year old retired Childress County farmer were held today at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. Gordon Highfill of Wichita Falls presiding. Burial followed in Childress Cemetery under Newberry's funeral direction.
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Civil Rights Bill Clears House On Race Discrimination End
Washington report notes the House approved the civil rights bill by 290 to 130. The measure moves to the Senate with 48 days of debate and a record 541000 words spoken to date. The bill seeks to end racial discrimination in voting education unions private lodging eateries and public places.
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Record Warmth Across U S Northwest Tie to Heat Wave
The U S Weather Bureau reported high temperatures Tuesday reaching 106 at Presidio Texas and Tet, with Alaska and Hawaii excluded from the figure. The morning low measured 17 at Redmond Oregon, reflecting wide temperature swings in the heat wave.
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Insurance payouts average 5.6 million daily for hospital bills
United Press International reports that insurers disbursed an average of 5.6 million dollars per day last year to help insured individuals cover hospital expenses, based on Health Insurance Institute data.
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Grand old fishing hooky returns in Mercury plan
Public relations prose notes youngsters learn of fishing via stories while Mercury outboard executives link fishing to sales. The piece recalls past opening day truancies and Texas boys skipping school for angling amid World’s Fair marina talks and Mets showcase.
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Weather Blitz Dampens North Texas as Heat Spurs Records
The US Weather Bureau forecasts scattered thunderstorms in North Central Texas through Thursday with activity spreading southward. Gainesville near the Oklahoma border reports heavy showers while towns like Abilene San Antonio Austin Dallas Fort Worth and Victoria log traces to minor amounts. Temperatures soar with Presidio reaching 106 degrees and Wink 162 Midland 101 while overnight lows drop to the 37 to 79 range.
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Collapsible Lens Shades Improve Boat Photo Clarity
An accessor every boater should own is a lens shade to cut glare and yield sharper photos. Designed for the boat skipper, collapsible shades fit in a pocket for easy carrying and quick use.
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