Cricketers Shine as BOAC Edges Dallas County 72 70
Local sports note reports BOAC narrowly beating Dallas County 72 to 70 in a Sunday cricket match. Dallas team players included a Dallas cricketeer from El Paso and many locals from Dallas, with St Mark's School hosting Sunday games in Dallas.
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Quiet in Berlin New York Visit Hints West Berlin Calm
West Berlin Mayor Willie Brandt, arriving in the U.S. for a brief visit, said on Sunday that the Soviet Union has come to accept the West will remain in Berlin. He added that Russian leaders seek to quiet tensions as they face issues with satellites in East Germany.
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UPI
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Kennedy pledges halt on atmospheric tests until others resume
President Kennedy announced the U S will not conduct further atmospheric nuclear tests "so long as other states do not do so" while high level talks with the Soviet Union and Britain begin in Moscow to pursue a broader test ban. Talks are planned for July, conducted by trusted representatives, not a summit.
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Hoffa Bribery Case Indicts 11 in Nashville Federal Court
In Nashville a federal court indictment charges Teamsters president James Hoffa and 10 others with attempting to bribe or corruptly influence jurors in Hoffa's $1 million conspiracy trial. Bribe totals cited exceed 75 000 with multiple Nashville and New York participants named. Hoffa pleads innocent and seeks fair trial away from bias claims.
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Chicago
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
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Buster) Bell
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Garland Fire Losses Shrank Sharply In 1963 Start
Garland reports lower fire losses in the first five months of 1963 than in 1962 with costs totaling 70 178 versus 220 831. Fires almost double rising to 549 from 279 though per capita cost and per million valuation figures show declines. Garland population is 50 000 and real estate value stands at 166 456 100.
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Comig
Bus collision in Augusta kills at least four
A bus carrying forty passengers collided with a car near Augusta Georgia today killing four and injuring at least eight. Eleven ambulances were sent to the scene as responders collected the wounded.
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UPI
Week End In Texas Violent Death Toll Rises With Fatalities
United Press International tallies at least 22 deaths in Texas over the weekend from multiple fatal crashes and a light plane disaster near Bells. Victims include Thomas Watkins and M C Watkins of Denison, and several others across Sherman Jacksboro Dallas Fort Worth Lubbock and Galveston.
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Mrs Earl Harris Dies In Dallas
Mrs Earl Harris formerly of Garland died at Doctors Hospital in Dallas after a brief illness. She was the former Nora Coyle, daughter of the late Henderson Coyle, with a sister Letha Shipley in Garland Avenue E home. Survived by several children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending at Ed C Smith Funeral Home in Dallas.
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Bird Nests Close Stephen Morey Garages in Verwood
Verwood resident Stephen Morey faces garage disruption as birds nest in both of his two garages, forcing him to park his car outside.
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England
UPI
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Sex-Security Scandal Rocks Macmillan Government
London reports confirm Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces a widening crisis tied to the Profumo affair. War Minister John Profumo resigned after his liaison with Christine Keeler, while Ward’s court actions and Ivanov’s Soviet angle threaten Western unity and Cuba links. The government plans urgent talks and a Commons debate on security implications.
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City Hall Air Conditioning Fails Amid Heat Report
City Hall east wing AC failure leaves Mayor and City Manager offices in extreme heat. City Manager John Stiff discusses May utility collections totaling 312,413.10 with a 50,842.01 rise over 1962. Revenue sources include window payments 71,558.33 and mail payments 208,002.72. Tax collector Tom Landrum reports 96.98 percent 1962 roll collections, short of 9,857.76 to reach full 969,539.76.
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Carl Cooper
Honolulu
Hawaii
National Conference of Mayors
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Rick Furniture
Joe Hargis
Tom Landrum
Couple Slays THP Officer in Texas Ambush
In Gainesville Texas Dallas couple Jerry Anderson 27 and Dorothy Fay Sanders are jailed on murder charges for killing Texas highway patrolman Kenneth Harrison after he stopped to give them a ride. Anderson confessed he fired the shots. Sanders is jailed awaiting further questioning.
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Cooke County
Texas
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