OAS Probes New Haiti Invasion Charges
The OAS council studies new charges from Haiti accusing exiled Haitians of invading from the Dominican Republic. Dominican ambassador Calventi calls the charges unfounded, while reports say Duvalier focuses on Port au Prince for a last stand. Rebels reportedly move into northern Haiti and Cap Haitien is cut off.
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Cap Haitien
Island Republic
Leon Cantave
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
OAS
Arturo Calventi
Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Juan Bosch
Many U S Schools To Defy Top Court Prayer Ruling
A United Press International survey shows numerous public schools plan to continue prayer and Bible reading despite the Supreme Court ruling. Several states issued directives or faced defiance, with Alabama, South Carolina, Kentucky and Florida cited as examples of ongoing practices and varied responses.
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United Press International
Ashington
U. S
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
California
America
South
Alabama State Board of Education
George Wallace
Alabama
South Carolina
Jesse Anderson
Kentucky Board of Education
Florida
Connally to Speak at Lubbock Chamber Dinner
Gov John Connally accepted an invitation to headline the 1963 Lubbock Chamber of Commerce annual dinner to be held in October at the Municipal Coliseum. Lt Gov Preston Smith and Atty Gen Waggoner Carr, both of Lubbock, are listed as honored guests for what organizers call a star studded evening.
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John Connally
Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Preston E. Smith
Waggoner Carr
Cosmos 19 Satellite Sent Into Orbit By USSR
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned satellite named Cosmos 19 to gather research data for future manned space flight, with Tass stating the craft entered orbit after the routine launch.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Tass
Four Area Girls Are Dress Revue Winners
South Plains 1963 4 H Club District II Dress Revue winners were announced at the Texas Tech Student Union ballroom. Ethel Mabry Robbie Brown Raye Garrison and Janice Miller head the list with Jorja Duke and Earlene Hedrick as alternates. Janet Magee won the district scholarship and will study home economics at Tech. About 300 people attended amid a Hawaiian theme and South Sea music.
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Robbie Brown
Knott
Janice Miller
Floydada
Ethel Mabry
Petersburg
Raye Garrison
Silverton
South Plains
Dallas
National Club Congress
Chicago
Jorja Duke
Tulia
Earlene Hedrick
Seminole
Janet Magee
Hale County
Janet
Noel Magee
Rt. 1. Petersburg
Tech
Judy Meador
Lubbock County
South Sea
Carolyn Hill
Lubbock
Mississippi governor race narrows in Democratic primary
In Mississippi three segregationists led the early Democratic primary to replace Ross Barnett. Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson led with 27,190 votes, ex-Gov. J. P. Coleman trailed with 23,745, and attorney Charles Sullivan had 22,376 with 567 of 1,888 precincts reporting. About 450,000 votes were cast amid reports of heavy balloting and several incidents of unregistered Black citizens attempting to vote.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Kennedy
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
J. P. Coleman
Charles Sullivan
Johnson
Coleman
Sullivan
Welder
Robert ‘“Blowtorch
Mason
Nations urge global boycott of South African goods
Ghana Morocco and the Philippines appealed to the UN Security Council for a worldwide boycott of South African goods in protest of apartheid policies. The action was presented at United Nations headquarters in New York on Tuesday.
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Morocco
Philippines
UN Security Council
Bounty set on Valachi by underworld sources
The underworld reportedly posts a 100000 bounty on Joseph Valachi for talking to authorities. Valachi, serving a life term for murder, is linked to Cosa Nostra and his whereabouts are being kept secret to protect him. Government sources call his testimony a major intelligence breakthrough in fighting organized crime.
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Ashington
Joseph Valachi
Underworld
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Chatterbox defines a talkative woman in a witty quip
The feature presents a humorous dictionary entry about a woman who repeats her stories to different listeners. It frames the joke as a light social observation from the paper’s humor column.
West Berlin security talks mold Soviet guarantees
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home pressed for Soviet assurances linking Berlin to a proposed East West nonaggression pact. They urged aerial open skies inspections and inspection at strategic points to deter surprise attacks, while NATO consultations delayed formal pact negotiations.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
OSCOW
Sec
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Rusk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Berlin
Khrushchev
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
NATO
Prayer for Courage to Help the Ill in Jesus Name
A short anonymous prayer asks for eyes to see ears to hear and lips to speak. It asks God to give courage to use them and to be a blessing to those who are ill, praying in Jesus name.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Name
Cost To Taxpayers Set At $1.2 Billion
The Senate voted 84 to 0 for a broad military pay raise covering active reserve National Guard and retired personnel starting Oct 1. The measure, first since 1958, would cost about 1.23 billion dollars yearly, with majors and equivalent ranks gaining up to 120 dollars monthly in base pay.
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Ashington
Senate
House
Howard W. Cannon
New
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate House
IMIS
Cannon
Congress
Heat Wave Worsens Losses Across Texas Cities
A hot, dry day grips southern Texas with little rainfall except scattered showers near Lubbock and along the Gulf Coast. Temperatures reached 103 in Wichita Falls and Childress while Lubbock reported light showers and 16 of an inch of rain at the airport after 6:30 p.m. Forecasters expect more thundershowers late.
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Gulf Coast
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
Wichita Falls
Childress
North Texas
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Kennedy tax break gains Ways & Means Committee approval
The House Ways & Means Committee approved a plan allowing taxpayers with fluctuating income to average earnings over five years to reduce tax bills. Treasury estimates show about 40 million dollars in annual savings, with a ban on using the averaging device to lower gambling winnings taxes. The measure, tied to Kennedy's tax revision bill, aims to broaden fairness for artists athletes and other high earners.
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United Press International
Ashington
Kennedy
House
Ways & Means
The
Treasury
Congress
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in Lubbock area
Weather map page notes partly cloudy skies over Lubbock and vicinity with widely scattered late day or night thundershowers. Expect little temperature change with highs around the mid 90s.
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Lubbock
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