Sequel unfolds on Randy Nolen mail item and local intrigue
Maureen Cook reports a follow up on Randy Nolen whose name appeared on a toy safety item found by postmen. Randy's family moved to Washington from 1044 Caldwell, while his grandparents Sam and Mrs Nolen occupy the house. Granddad plans to reclaim Randy's hardware and ship it. A local traffic debate surfaces over Eighth Street and Amundsen Road near Walnut.
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Maureen Cook
Randy Nolen
Randy
Washington
Caldwell
Sam Nolen
Granddad
Eighth Street
Amundsen Road
Walnut
Eighth
Garland Building Boom Reaches New High in May Permits
Garland reports $1,647,601.81 in May building permits as 191 permits push total to 895 for five months in 1963. Inspector J. T. Hamlin says the year may surpass the $25 million target with South Garland High School and other projects awaiting totals.
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Garland
J. T. Hamlin
South Garland High School
Garland Fire Responds to Grease Kitchen Blaze
A Garland fire truck was dispatched to 2802 Lakewood this morning for a kitchen fire caused by hot grease. Fire Marshal J W Nelson said the blaze started about 10 14 am and caused about 1000 dollars in damages to the home owned by David Greer.
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Garland
Lakewood
J. W. Nelson
David Greer
Civil rights push centers on Jackson Mississippi
James Meredith arrives in Jackson to bolster a civil rights effort led by Negro leaders. Meredith urges dedication to aiding underprivileged Americans while Dick Gregory plans demonstrations to support marches in Greenwood and Birmingham. Roy Wilkins is released on bond after arrest for picketing in the city.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Norwegian General Arrives as UN Truce Chief in Jerusalem
Gen Odd Bull of Norway arrived in Jerusalem to assume duties as head of the United Nations truce team supervising Israeli Arab border areas. He succeeds Gen Carl von Horn of Sweden.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Odd Bull
Norway
United Nations
Carl von Horn
Sweden
Record enrolls 1125 in Red Cross learn to swim program
The city reports 1,125 people enrolled at Municipal and Centerville pools for Red Cross water safety classes.Registration closes as 2,000 total expected for two summer sessions. Classes begin July 1 with June 29 registration at Center United Community Center.
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John Garner
Garland
Red Cross
Municipal Park
John Stiff
Garland Parks and Recreation Department
John Winters
Municipal
Centerville
Winters
Miller Road
Room 109
Miller
Mary Webb
PARC
North Garland
Northwest
Supreme Court Upholds Agency Shop Rule in Federal Case
The Supreme Court ruled the agency shop legal under federal law in a broad ruling affecting about six percent of collective bargaining agreements. A separate Florida case held agency shop prohibited by state law.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Pope John XXIII Dies After Four Day Battle
Pope John XXIII dies at 81 after more than three days of agony from stomach tumor peritonitis and heart failure. Vatican Radio reports he remained conscious at times, received last rites, and a Camarlengo will take temporary church control until a new pope is elected. Continued on page 7.
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Vatican City
UPI
iPope
John XXIII
Vatican Radio
Ecumenical Council
Vatcan Radio
Holy Roman Church
Alesi Cardinal
Masella
Vatican
Laotian Princes May Open New Peace Talks
Souphanouvong of the Pathet Lao proposed to meet neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma near the Plain of Jars airfield. The telegram came after a British and Soviet call for immediate peace talks, with few other details available.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Pathet
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Plain of Jars
Pathet Lao
Souk Vongsek
Souphanouvang
Souvanna
Britain
Russia
Vongsak
Souphanou
Vong
Storms Rake Texas South Plains With Tornadoes Hail
Severe weather battered the South Plains with tornado sightings near Lockney Hale Center and Spade. Hailstorms damaged cotton and grain sorghum crops around Hale Center and nearby towns while Civil Defense ordered public shelters.
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Texas
Gulf Coast
Beaumont
South Plains
Lockney
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
Lubbock
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Hale Center
Spade
Cotton Center
Office of Civil Defense
U. S. Weather Bureau
Civil Defense Office
New Deal
Ropesville
Anton
Tuco
Garland and Vicinity Weather Forecast
Clear to partly cloudy and warm this afternoon through Tuesday. Highs around 90 each afternoon. Lows near 70 tonight. Winds southerly 10 to 20 miles per hour.
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Garland and Vicinity
Representative Grabowski Seeks Adoption Tax Relief Bill
Rep. Bernard F. Grabowski a Democrat from Connecticut announced a bill to grant tax relief for expenses incurred in adopting children. He argued it is unjust that adoptive parents lack tax advantages given to birth parents for child birth costs.
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Washington
UPI
Bernard F. Grabowski
D-Conn
Grabowski
Limestone County polio vaccine drive draws 9219 residents
In Mexia Limestone County pick up event administered Type II oral polio vaccine to nine thousand two hundred nineteen residents on Saturday.
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Limestone County
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