Assured City Jammed For Coaches School In Lubbock
The 30th annual Texas High School Coaches Association event drew 2 874 registrants by Tuesday noon at the Lubbock Coliseum with many out of state coaches, including visitors from Washington California and Oregon, signaling a likely attendance record as the conference opens with THSCA President Charles Churchill.
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Lubbock
Wayne Mason
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Bill Hart
Avalanche-Journal
THSCA
San Antonio
Citizens National Bank
L. W. McConachie
Charles Churchill
Memorial High of
Spring Branch
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Ray Graves
El Paso Bank Official Subpoenaed In Estes Inquiry
An El Paso bank official was ordered to bring records of Rep. J. T. Rutherford and his wife for a special grand jury probing Billie Sol Estes. James Clark of Southwest National Bank, plus other subpoenaed figures, faced inquiries into Estes debts and related transactions. Rutherford said the El Paso account held $100, from 1961, unrelated to Estes. The grand jury convenes today with 25 subpoenas issued and nine questioned for records on Estes debts.
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D-Tex
Billie Sol Estes
James Clark
Southwest National Bank
Rutherford
Estes
Pecos
Washington
J. D. O’michael
Odessa
Providence Investment Corp
John Simmons
Frederick
Okla
Department of Agriculture
Albert ‘Eads
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dallas
Glenn Alexander
Abilene
John Myhr
Minneapolis
Robert Scott
James Talcott, Inc
Grand Jury
Kennedy aides weigh tax cut timing amid labor panel talks
President Kennedy and the 21 member Labor-Management Advisory Committee discussed possible tax cut timing but offered no conclusions. Officials planned to avoid moves that would disturb stocks and business while reviewing revenue actions.
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Labor-Management Advisory Committee
Javitts Presses 5.5 Billion Tax Cut Before Adjournment
Senator Javitts urges passage of a 5.5 billion income tax cut to spur the economy while President Kennedy and Congress clash over timing. Humphrey cautions against a quick cut and cites congressional resistance and Wall Street already discounting the move. Kennedy holds a 40 minute session with his economic advisory group.
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Minnesota
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Wall Street
White House
Romney Faces Swainson In Michigan Governor Race
In Michigan a no contest gubernatorial primary saw George Romney win the Republican nomination to face Democrat John B. Swainson in November. Romney, once an auto executive, was discussed as a potential 1964 presidential candidate. Light turnout marked the states' primaries, with Michigan reporting Romney at 2,490 votes as results continued.
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Frank ‘Carlson
James B. Pearson
Missouri
Edward v. Long
Michigan
George Rommey
Romney
John B. Swainson
Pearson
Edward F. Am
No Rain Due Heat Grips All Of State
Texas sweltered with 100 degree plus heat across the state as dry conditions persisted. Presidio reached 110 degrees while Galveston topped 91, with Gonzales enduring 33 straight days above 100 and 39 days rainless. Other readings included Lubbock 98 and Dallas 100 as forecasts showed continued heat.
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Alpine
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College Station
Corpus Christi
Childress
Dalhart
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Houston
Spanish language class grows among Lubbock workers
In Lubbock a 15 week conversational Spanish course sponsored by the League of United Latin American Citizens draws diverse participants. Ten local workers expressed interest in a session starting Thursday August Kee. The current class of 20 meets at El Charro No. 1 with lessons, discussion groups, and real world reasons for learning Spanish.
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Lubbock
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L. O. Robertson
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Anton
Polaris A-3 Test Partial Success
The Polaris A-3 advanced missile model had its maiden test flight on Tuesday. Officials cited a second stage malfunction that caused the rocket to land hundreds of miles short of the 1950 mile goal, though the Navy praised the first stage and called the launch highly successful.
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Navy
Comic Dictionary Diplomat: A Man Who Knows The Right Thing
A witty dictionary entry notes that a diplomat believes the right action is not always the right move. The quip plays on the tension between ethics and practicality in political decision making. The tone reflects editorials and columns style of the paper.
Dying Woman Clings To Hope As Son Seeks Last Plea
Gray haired Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Duncan faces execution in the San Quentin gas chamber after U S courts denied petitions for clemency. Her son Frank travels from Los Angeles to visit her in a holding cell as Gov Brown and officials refuse further reprieve. She remains hopeful he will secure a reprieve but prepares for the planned 11 a m CST death.
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Quentin
Calif
Elizabeth Ann Duncan
Ma” Duncan
San Quentin
Luis Moya
Augustine Baldonado
Olga Duncan
Moya
Baldonado
Frank
Los Angeles
W. D. Achuff
Rusk and Red Meet Dobrynin Amid Geneva Talks
Rusk and Red meet with Dobrynin as tension over the Geneva talks resurfaces after a lapse since the war state returned. The discussions focus on easing tensions and possible steps toward a ceasefire.
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Geneva
Senate Takes First Drug Control Action
The Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed two Kennedy proposals to curb dangerous drugs. Hew secretary Celebrezze reported no confirmed thalidomide birth defects from U.S. sources among 15,9094 users, with 3,272 of childbearing age and at least 207 pregnant. One plan lets HEW pull a drug for public health hazard. the other stops new drugs from market until approval. The panel approved both measures without roll calls, advancing Kennedy’s effort to tighten drug control.
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Hington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
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Sec. of Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Senate
HEW
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Safe Driving Credit Urged in Texas Insurance Plan
John Boyce Jr. of Amarillo told the Texas Association of Insurance Agents that the State Board of Insurance should award a 5 percent auto insurance credit after one year, 10 percent after two years, and 15 percent after three accident free years. He warned that without a plan insurers may issue dividends to safe drivers and drop coverage for those with accidents.
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Texas Association of Insurance Agents
State Board of Insurance
John Boyce Jr
Amarillo
Association
Boyce
Prayer prompt invites readers to submit self love prayers
A newspaper brief invites readers to send favorite prayers under a word limit for consideration. The note emphasizes loving oneself to better love neighbors.
Monroe Funeral Mob Feared At Marilyn Monroe Service
Police brace for a mob outside the Chapel of the Palms as Marilyn Monroe's funeral looms. Joe DiMaggio and others invited a small group, while fans and press plan for heavy crowds and security. Alan Snyder and Carl Sandburg were noted among attendees or contributions.
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Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
Miss ‘End
Miss . Monroe
Brentwood
Los Angeles
William Parker
Chapel of the Palms
Westwood Village Mortuary
Guy. Hackett
We Mortuary
Barkgands
Riad Npr
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Casey Stengel's Wife Struck By Broken Bat
Mrs. Edna Stengel, wife of Casey Stengel, was struck by a broken bat during a game in Los Angeles. The incident prompted medical attention, with officials noting minor injuries and stable condition.
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