PASG urged to sever ties with Teamsters in PASO feud
Dr. Hector Garcia national chairman of the Political Association of Spanish-speaking Organizations calls for PASO to break with the Teamsters Union and run independently. He backs opponent William Bonilla against party leader Albert Pena Jr. with delegates voting Sunday. The dispute centers on control of PASO and leadership from San Antonio, plus rifts over credentials and county chapters.
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Charles Green
San Antonio
Hector Garcia
Political Association of
PASG
Teammsters Union
Corpus Christi
Sparks
Albert Pena Jr
Garcia
Pena
William Bonilla
PASO
Albert Fuentes Jr
Price Daniel
Daniel
Fuentes
Bexar
Hod Carriers Union
Crystal City
Teamsters Union
Bonilla
Claro Carreon
M. R. Downey
el Paso
Carreon
Charles Albidress
Bexar County
Around Town notes on Moorefield and Del Rio visitors
Patricia Moorefield and her grandmother Mrs. J. D. Raines left for Austin to visit a son. Miss Ruby Moore of Del Rio visits San Antonio and Arlington, then plans to visit relatives in Del Rio. Ann Fleetwood Kraeger brings children from Beaumont to visit family. a picnic at Moore Park with many Del Rio connections is described. A tropical-relayed message informs Walter Ray and Marianna Wilson of a delayed wedding trip in Southern Mexico. Paul Howard is hospitalized after a stroke. Luis Arranaga becomes a father for the seventh time, with one son surviving among six daughters. Joe R. Mayes participates in a US French military exercise in the Mediterranean.
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Ruby Moore
del Rio
San Antonio
E. J. Edwards
Ruby
T. D. Moore
Eastern Star
Arlington
Texas
Ann Fleetwood Kraeger
Cameron
Heather
Gretchen
Beaumont
Ima
Fleetwood
David
Michael
Ann
Violet Hodge
Mary Louise Clawson
Temple
Clawson
Mary Lou
Cathy Jo
Moore Park
Ben
Gail Bonnet
Gail
Mary Louise
O. W. Nickle
Walter Ray
Marianna Wilson
Mexico
United States
Prosser Hall
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Nickles
Marianna
Luis Arranagawa
Arranagas
Som
Som Jr
Luis
San Anton
Britains Sex Scandal Grows
London officials arrest socialite osteopath Dr Stephen Ward in a widening sex scandal linked to the Profumo affair. Ward, 43, held for hearing on charges of living off prostitution from 1961 to present, with connections to Christine Keeler and John Profumo, as the cabinet crisis deepens.
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Colin Frost
London
Stephen Ward
Ward
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Winston Churchill
Samuel Herbert
John Hurrows
Scotland Yard
Paris
New York
Harley Street
Britain
Lord Astor
Cliveden
Miss Keeter
Eugene Ivanov
Moscow
Profuma
Ivanov
Miss Keeler
Arthur Evelyn Ward
President Kennedy heads to Hawaii on civil rights drive
President Kennedy flies from Los Angeles to Honolulu for talks with Senate Majority Leader Mansfield en route to Hawaii. He used a Hollywood Palladium breakfast to press a $100 billion tax cut tied to racial equality and urged swift civil rights action with an emphasis on equality of opportunity for all children.
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Douglas B. Cornell
LOS Angeles
Kennedy
Hawaii
Los Angeles International Airport
Honolulu
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
National Conference of Mayors
Hollywood Pal
Iwo
Washington
American University
Congress
District Attorney Seeks Dismissal Over Changed Testimony
A witness altered her account since last September when the defendants were indicted, and District Attorney Douglas A. Newton requests dismissal of the charges based on the inconsistent testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas A. Newtom
Del Rio Teacher Invited to National Conference
A Del Rio teacher has been invited as one of 50 in the United States to attend a national conference. The article notes the recognition highlights the educator’s work and impact in the district, with plans and expectations outlined for participation at the event.
Rockefeller marriage tests GOP presidential bid
Washington reports state and national Republican figures weighing how Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s remarriage to a divorced mother of four may affect his 1964 nomination prospects. Sen. Javits cites impressions from early appearances. others warn hostile audiences could change the dynamic.
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Washington
Neilson A. Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
R.N.Y
Rockefeller
New York
GOP
William E. Miller
Javits
Bush
Del Rio Area Weather Forecast
Cloudy to partly cloudy Sunday with isolated afternoon or nighttime thunderstorms. No major temperature change. Friday high 84 low 66. Year ago high 93 low 79. Saturday low 71. Sunrise Sunday 5 43 a m. Sunset 7 42 p m. Sunrise Monday 5 43 a m.
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del Riq
State Patrolman Slain Near Gainesville
Gainesville AP reports State Highway Patrolman Kenneth Harrison was shot and killed after picking up two men and a woman at an auto accident. The killing occurred within three blocks of the county jail as the patrolman drove the car, which then crashed into a feed mill. Gainesville police arrested the three occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Hiway
Kenneth Harrison
Harrison
Kelly AFB Plays Role In B52 Tail Section Upgrade
Washington AP reports Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio will participate in a $75 million program to modify B52 bomber tail sections, with work beginning next fall.
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Washington
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Monterrey Homes Project Chosen for Worker Housing Pilot
Monterrey, Mexico, is selected for a $3.8 million pilot to build 1,208 worker homes. Dr. Fred A. Orleans, based in San Antonio, leads private U. S. investors backing Latin America housing ventures. The plan seeks U.S. backing via Alliance for Progress and AID to begin a two-year build, needing additional private funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Deirut
Monterrey
Fred A. Orleans
San Antonio, Tex
U. S
Latin America
Dr. Orleans
Mexico
Alliance For Progress
Agency For International Development
Shah Hands Out Land as Troops Break Riots in Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi distributed deeds to 12,000 landless peasants at Hamadan as troops dispersed five rioting crowds in Tehran. He denounced the unrest as a bid by reactionaries to derail land reform and women's suffrage. Authorities reported few injuries, with one government fatality disclosed.
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Hamadan
Tehran
Shah
Iran
Beapd
Afftic
Imperial Court
Saadabad
Farah
Radio
Qum
Ettelaat
Wallace to mobilize 500 Guards for Tuscaloosa showdown
Gov. George Wallace said he will call about 500 Alabama National Guardsmen to standby duty to preserve peace during next week's integration showdown at the University of Alabama. Police reported six white men jailed for carrying weapons without permits near Tuscaloosa as gates were closed to Negroes expected to enroll at Huntsville and enter the campus.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
Wallace
University of Alabama
Huntsville
Tuscaloose
Birmingham
Mall
Tustaloosa
Alabama National Guardsmen
Ft. Brandon
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Gite Rock
Ark
Oxford
Miss
Ft. McClellan
University Center
Huntaville
Ku Khox Ele
U.S
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Patricia Moorefield
J. D. Raines
Austin
Paul Howard
Veterans Hospital
Kerrville
Mira
G. L. Strother
Houstok
Mrg.Strother
del Rho' S
Joe R. Mayes
Irvin Mayes
Robin Druray
James Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Old Bailey Court
Gordon
Unson
British Labor Party
Miss. Keeler
NEA
Chamber OF Commerce
In Your
Dal Rio
News-Herald
Cressword
Heloise
Menice
Wemen
Bama
Rocky
Kelly Afb
William Luce
Guatemala City
Alan Carney
David Lancashire
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
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