Mesquite Police Chief Carl Hansson to retire after reshaping department
Reports indicate Mesquite Chief of Police Carl Hansson has resigned and moved household goods toward a Tyler lake for retirement. He plans to teach police work at seminars and possibly for Northwestern University Police School, after serving as Dallas chief and Citizens Traffic Commission director. Continued on page 15.
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Citizens Traffic Commission
Talker Quizzed In Evers Slaying In Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi a white man from Florida was jailed for questioning after making remarks about the Medgar Evers ambush. Police intensified the probe, tracing a 30 caliber rifle and seeking the murder weapon as 160 demonstrators were arrested during post slaying protests.
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Bevis
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Evers
Kennedy
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Garland to host hearing on new state bank charter
State Treasurer Jesse James plans a Garland visit to review banking needs before the State Banking Commission rules on a charter for Southern Bank & Trust in Ridgewood Shopping Center. The commission delayed judgment to July 11 after a Wednesday Austin hearing.
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Southern Bank & Trust Company
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J. M. Falkner
Albert Jones
Waggoner Carr
Roi Mitchell
Garland Bank & Trust Company
A. R. Davis
First National of
Hughes
France West Germany pact moves toward historic treaty approval
In Paris the National Assembly convened to approve a historic treaty pledging broad cooperation with West Germany. Signed by Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer last January, it has already been ratified in Bonn.
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UPI
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Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Bert Alversons 25th Anniversary Remarked By Old Marriages
In Chester South Dakota Mr and Mrs Bert Alverson mark their 25th wedding anniversary this week noting each had celebrated 25th anniversaries before in prior marriages.
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S.D
UPI
Bert Alverson
Former Student Abducts Texas A&M Registrar
Sheriff J W Hamilton said armed robbery and possibly kidnapping charges will be filed against Gerardus F Hauwert 35 of Houston a former Texas A M student who forced registrar H L Heaton to withdraw 250 from his bank and held him over an hour Heaton escaped when Hauwert stopped at a service station near La Grange bought Heaton a soft drink and headed toward Mexico Heaton said Hauwert forced him to cash the check and drive south on U S 77 before they stopped for help at a station and Hauwert ordered Heaton to the Rusk State Mental Hospital
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J. W. Hamilton
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Heaton
Giddings
Tex
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Gerardus F. Hauwert
Houston
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la Grange
College Station
U.S
Mexico
Rusk State Mental Hospital
British Leaders Meet In Emergency Session
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and his cabinet held a second emergency session amid threats of ministerial resignations over the Profumo affair. Opposition grows as ministers weigh quitting and the party fears damage from the scandal and a looming Labor challenge.
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London
UPI
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Macmillan
John Profumo
Labor
Labor Party
House of Commons
Three Garland Youths Cause 2000 In Property Damage
Garland police report three children ages 1, 7, and 9 caused about 2000 in property damage. The trio faced multiple charges including three burglaries, malicious mischief and a neglect case. Incidents cited include a garage burglary at J D Vaughn and two business burglaries at Cre Mel Drive Inn and Jack Ludwig's Construction. Public safety concerns noted by Sgt. Tom White.
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Tom White
J.D. Vaughn
Western
Cre- Mel Drive Inn
Jupiter Road
Joe Bruegging
Maydelle Lane
Jack Ludwig
Knox Street
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Apollo project chief quits amid budgetary woes
D Brainerd Holmes, 42, head of NASA's Office of Manned Space Flight since 1961, resigns citing frustrations with pay, politics, and budget fights. He will stay to aid a smooth transition from Mercury to Gemini and seeks private sector work earning more than his $21,000 NASA salary.
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UPI
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Congress
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Office of Manned Space Flight
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Saturn Electronics opens plant move to Benton Street facility
Saturn Electronics Corpora tion at 3111 Benton Street Forest Lane Industrial Park holds an open house on Thursday June 13 from 3 30 p m to 9 p m marking relocation to the new 6400 square feet office factory building erected by Kirby Albright Construction Co The firm plans employment growth in late 1963 as it expands toward becoming a Systems company producing complete electrical units for high performance aircraft and satellites under subcontracts with Bell Helicopter Texas Instruments and FAA radar projects
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Forest Lane
W. W. Graves
F. L. Cash
J. C. Thrasher
Kirby Albright
Wally Graves
Graves
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Texas Instruments
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Federal Aviation Agency
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Woody Brownlee
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