Tropical Storm Arlene Threat Envelops Leeward Islands
A developing tropical storm named Arlene could reach the Leeward Islands this afternoon with winds near 100 mph and a path toward the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico by Monday. Gale winds extend 175 miles northeast and 75 miles southeast. Antigua workers brace at the missile range station as watches are issued for the Leewards and Martinique.
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Arlene
Leeward Islands
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Leeward Island
Martinique
Antigua
Leewards
Pan American World Airways
Radio Corporation of America
Caribbean
Windward Islands
Windwards
San Juan
United States
Florida
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Bahama Islands
Leeward
Publisher Philip Graham dies by gunshot at Virginia farm
Philip L. Graham 48 chief executive of The Washington Post Co. died at his Virginia farm from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He had been hospitalized at Chestnut Lodge near Rockville after a period of mental illness and left the facility with his wife Katherine Meyer. Survived by four children, Elizabeth 19 Donald 18 William 14 and Stephen 10. President Kennedy called his death a personal loss to all who knew him.
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Washington (Ap
Philip L. Graham
Virginia
Graham
Washington Society
The
Washington Post Co
Newsweek Magazine
Luther Cox
Fauquier County
Marshall
Chestnut Lodge
Rockville
Katherine Meyer
Terry, S.D
Harvard Law School
U.S. Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Miss Meyer
Eugene Meyer
Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Philip Graham
Elizabeth
Donald
William
Stephen
Suspect Named in Theft Involving Large Cash Withdrawals
Assistant D A George Nelson filed felony theft charges after deputies traced a stolen check tied to a local taxi driver. Suspect Peachey was arrested as $4,644.30 was recovered with about $3,300 still unaccounted for. Police found over $4,000 loose at the suspect's home. The case involved a $12,000 check and bank coordination in West Virginia.
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Howard
George Nelson
Peachey
Trophies Awarded At Antique Auto Show In City
More than 120 attendees praised winners at the Antique Automobile Club of America Quad Region Grand Ole Tour banquet. The Most Desirable Car of the Tour went to a 1906 Buck Runabout from Abilene driven by Raymond Jones. Best Auto of the Show was a 1930 Ford Model A deluxe sedan driven by Ben O. Morgan of Odessa. Awards covered nine restoration classes dating 1942 to 1903, with honors for driving skill and attire.
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Avalanche-Journal
Antique Automobile Club of America
South Plains
Raymond Jones
Abilene
Ben O. Morgan
Odessa
C. M. Willingham
San Angelo
Willingham
Red Richards
Rockdale
Pa derby winner nets big college scholarship and honors
Duluths Derby Champion of the World is 11 year old Conrad who drove to a $7,500 first prize. Runner up Gary Phipps and third place heats bring $5,000 and $4,000 scholarships. Winners in design and fastest heat include Ball Kovaz Bauer Boyer and Powell.
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Harold Conrad
Duluth
Lubbock
Municipal Airport
H. M. Saxe Jr
Idalou
Roger Sage
Gary Phipps
Heckville
Robert Ball
Cleveland
Joseph Kovaz
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Danny Bauer
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Boyer
Phoenix
Ariz
Lee Popwell
Jacksonville
Champ
Dorothy
University of Minnesota
Conrad
New York
Duluth Herald and News Tribune
Flurry
Gaylor
Talks Set For Federation Of Asia Group Final Talks
Manila reported near agreement on a UN method to determine if Borneo inhabitants favor joining the Malaysia Federation. Ministers said they will meet again Sunday to finalize details before presenting to Sukarno Rahman and Macapagal. Indonesia opposes federation without local input.
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UPI
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
United Nations
Borneo
Malaysia
North Borneo
Sarawak
Singapore
Sukarno
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Britain
Grain sorghum outlook bright in High Plains crop mix
Agricultural observers say grain sorghum could offset some cotton area losses as drought and pests threaten early yields. Lubbock area reports show 1.3 million acres planted, with 1963 yields likely higher despite weather and replanting costs. cotton acreage stands near 2,044,753 available but standing about 1,991,000.
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Texas
High Plains
Anthis
H. A
Bobi Poteet
The
Cotton Exchange
Potect
Lubbock
L. L. Ray
Lubbock Agricultural Experiment Station
Ray
Donald A. Johnson
PCG
Here
Johnson
Dickens
Howard
Motley
Kat
Rawley
Borden
Brisene Co
Castro
Cochran
Crosby
Dawson
Deaf Smith
Floyd
Gaines
Big Three Diplomats Optimistic On Test Ban Pact
In Moscow, U S Secretary of State Rusk and British and Soviet officials voiced hope the pending test ban treaty can spark broader East West agreements. Gromyko welcomed them and framed the talks as a potential starting point for major future deals amid Soviet dismissals of Chinese attacks and calls for NATO Warsaw Pact accords.
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Sec
Dean Rusk
Washington
United States
Andrei A. Gromyko
Vnukovo
Rusk
Gromyko
Lord Home
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Kremlin
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Red China
Soviet Union
Home
Spasso House
Roy D. Kohler
Khrushchev
NATO
France
The Thwarted Rationalizer Defensive Driving Tale
A safety piece explains driving types like Thwarted drivers and Rationalizers. It advocates defensive driving and explains right of way rules at intersections with emphasis on yielding and signaling. It cautions against ignoring traffic laws and ends with a cautionary poem about Samuel Jay.
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Department of Public Safety
DPS
Samuel Jay
Local births greet families across Peters burg area
Mr and Mrs R B Martin Jr Peters burg welcomed a son weighing seven pounds Rnn ounces at 1h a.m Saturday at Methodist Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Gee Rt 5 reported a son seven pounds four ounces born at 4:33 p.m. Saturday at Methodist Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jerry R Huggins 5119 35th St had a daughter nine pounds ten ounces at 1 44 p.m Saturday at West Texas Hospital. The Rev and Mrs Fred Schuster VT E 2nd St joyfully announced a daughter six pounds ounces at 2 02 p.m Saturday at West Texas Hospital. Mr and Mrs J R Smith 1216 W 2nd St celebrated a son seven pounds two ounces born at 9 a.m Saturday at West Texas Hospital. Fathers occupations include farmer brick contractor Wes Motor Co and Pioneer Natural Gas Co.
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R. B. Martin Jr
Petersburg
Methodist Hospital
Robert Gee
Rt. 5
Jerry R. Huggins
35Th St
West Texas Hospital
Wes Motor Co
Fred Schuster
E. 2Nd St
Savior Lutheran Church
J. R. Smith
W. 2Nd St
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Miss Texas Judges Nonfinalist Talent Winners in Atlantic City
Judith Dianne Turman 19 of San Antonio received top non finalist talent awards at the Miss America Pageant finale in Atlantic City New Jersey. A sell out crowd of over 3000 attended at the Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium while contestants vied in swimsuit evening gown and talent events. Miss Austin earned Miss Congeniality and the winner will receive a $1000 wardrobe plus a contract with Fort Worth’s Casa Mariana Musicals Inc. Entries were sponsored by Junior Chamber of Commerce clubs statewide.
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Lantic City
N. J
Fort Worth
Casa Mariana Musicals, Inc
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Welk Son Injured in Santa Monica Car Crash
Lawrence Leroy Welk, 23, son of band leader Lawrence Welk, rests after a head on collision in Santa Monica. He suffered cuts to the head and right hand and was taken to St. John's Hospital. The other vehicle was driven by James T. Callahan, 32, with passenger Caprise Workman, 19, both injured.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Lawrence Leroy Welk
Lawrence Welk
Welk
St. John's Hospital
James T. Callahan
Callahan
Caprice Workman
Pennsylvania prisoners seek outside daily privileges
A Pennsylvania bill passed by the legislature would allow prisoners with good behavior to spend part of each day outside in rehabilitation. They could hold outside jobs attend school or seek medical treatment. Wages would go to prison accounts to cover board and dependent support charges.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
McNamara Pleased With 32-Hour European Defense Meet
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara conferred 32 hours with U S and NATO military leaders in Stuttgart and Munich. He reviewed strategy weapons and supply and received generally encouraging reports on conventional warfare readiness in Central Europe.
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Bonn
Germany
UPI
Robert S. Me.Namara
Europe
Asst
Arthur Sylvester
McNamara
Army
Navy
Air Force
Afrika Korps
Erwin Rommel
Stuttgart
U.S. Army
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Munich
24Th Infantry
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Brookes
P. L. Graham
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Larry Bridges
AACA
Kenneth Farr
Midland
Plainview
the Horseless Carriage Club of America
Federation of Asia Group
Ray Anthis
Lubbock Grain Exchange
Midge
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Charles de Gaulle
Ae Enre
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