Solons Send Teachers Pay Hike To Governor
The Oklahoma Legislature debates a measure to raise teacher pay with a proposed $90 monthly raise or two lump sums. The House rejected amendments and pressed for study by the Hale Aikin committee. A recess was set for 10 a.m. Saturday as talks continued.
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Solons
James Turman
Cenfer
Dallas
Bill Jones
Karlen Pfallman
Tom Tamee
House Oor
Ruwee
Dewitt Hale
HaleAikin Schools
Hale-Aikin
Wereeemek
Fay
Khrushchev Mixes Senate Pay Bill Debate With Peace Talks
Senate and House clashed over delaying retirement fund transfers to the school fund as Khrushchev resumed public remarks. He urged a peace treaty with Germany, warned the West against war, and pressed for a unified approach to Berlin while stating the United States risks if attacked. Willis named president pro tempore. Ramsey’s political moves noted.
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Germany
Berlin
Senate
Khrushchev
Doyle Willis
Fort
Willis
Lin
Ramsey
Price Daniel
United States
Khrush'chev
East Germany
U.S
New Crocodile Hunting Method Reported in Uganda
In Uganda's West Nile District hunters use hollow logs to stalk crocodiles at night. One man dazzles the animal with a torch while another clubs it, then they bind jaws and lash the tail. The method allows several catches per trip, but poses danger if timing fails.
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Kampala
Uganda
UPC
West Nile
A. Joy
Mikoyan's Tokyo Visit Provokes Protests by Japan Police
About 1,600 demonstrators protest Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan's Tokyo arrival next week. Police form ranks and push back protesters near the embassy while clashes leave a few casualties. Demonstrations continue as Mikoyan plans to open a Soviet trade visit.
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Tokyo
Japan
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Abernethy Sworn County Judge in Plainview Ceremony
Abernethy, former Plainview mayor, is sworn in as county judge after a unanimous commissioners court vote. Joy will take oath as district judge at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the district courtroom with Marshall Formby administering the oath. Ceremonies for Abernethy’s swearing in as county judge have not been announced.
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Ing
Abernethy
Plainview
Joy
Marshall Formby
Commissioners ‘Court
No Decision on Texas Judgeship Appointment
President Johnson says no decision has been made on filling the Texas federal judge vacancy. An aide cites ongoing discussions about possible nominees, amid reports of agreement between John son and Sen. Ralph Yu on a candidate.
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Texas
Washington
UPD
Johnson
Ralph Yu
D-Tex
Dullas Dist
Sarah Hughes
U.S
Bermuda
California
Mexico
Australia
Mercury
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lubbock
Earth
A. C. Black
Atlantic
Tno
Broadway
G. A. Foote
Black
13Th St
King Kado Back-Seat Lion Back In Town Court Boss
King Kado, the lion owned by Richard Flynn, reappears in New York after being left in a Cadillac near Pennsylvania Station. Flynn faces court after police use nets to reach the vehicle, while the lion is taken to Central Park Zoo and Flynn awaits night court processing. Bon-Bon the Yum-Yum Girl missing as police seek her.
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New York
Kado
Richard Flynn
Flynn
King Kado
Pennsylvania Station
Laurette Bass
King
Times Square
Astor Bar
Manhattan
Megality
Central Park Zoo
Hale County appoints C. L. Abernethy as county judge
The Hale County Commissioners Court on Friday named C. L. Abernethy as county judge, effective August 15. The appointment sets Abernethy to lead Hale County government and oversee county affairs.
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Plainview
Hale County Commissioners Court
C. L. Abert
Karnathe
Nikita Takes Vacation Amid Uncertain Moscow Week
Partial readable text indicates a Moscow related event with Nikita taking a vacation amid an unsettled week. The fragment mentions Somembe and a sac or arena, suggesting a political or public schedule disruption without clear details.
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Nikita
Moscow
Champion Tey Declines Stockholm Bout Against Risberg
In turn of events from Goteborg Sweden Reuters UPI reports co-world heavyweight champion Tey Night turned down a planned fight in Stockholm next month with challenger Risberg.
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Goteborg
Sweden
UPI
Pe Hg Tey
Eats Laat
Risberg
Stockholm
Senate Rejects Move To Deny JFK Loan Authority
Weather across Texas and the South Plains brought rain as a cold front moved through. The Senate defeated an amendment to block Kennedy's foreign aid loan authority, with final action expected later in the week.
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Senate
JFK
Washington
Kennedy
South Plains
Texas-Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
Treasury
Aciia
Presidio
Weather Bureau
House
Numerous Birth Announcements From West Texas Hospitals
A long list of birth notices records newborns at West Texas hospitals including names of families, fathers' occupations, and exact birth weights and times. Hospitals include Methodist, West Texas Hospital, Marys Hospital, and St. Angelo clinics with fathers employed by local businesses and factories.
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Duane Charer
Bastin
West ‘Texas Hospital
Mayflower Tramport Co
Israel Vera
Auburn
Westial
Maria Garza
Sam Schulman
10Th St
Thunday
West Texas Hospital
Vodtate
Texteen
Billl Bryan
Minton
Thurs Marys Hospital
Joe H. Gibson
Debate on lending program colors Hyannis Port weekend
In Hyannis Port mass Ken iied hailed the defeat of the amendment as a major administration victory though it did not secure the full 8.8 billion lending plan. Senate debate centered on trimming duration funds and allowing a 3 day advance loan review by committees without veto power.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Keniied
Treasury
Harry F. Byrd
D-Vo
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Congress
Byrd
Dimmitt Rodeo Weekend Includes Reunion Parade
Old settler reunion opens at 9 a.m followed by a 3 p.m parade in Dimmitt. Final rodeo performance is planned for the night with parade trophy awards. Basket lunches served at noon. Friday results note rough bronc and bull riding but strong bulldogging and calf roping times with multiple winners and ties reported.
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Keren
Blackett Hereford
Mike
Ulin
Paul
Miteneth
Lave Dock
Eera
Ron
Bruce
Martin Wlew
Graham Sheftes
Brune
Slim Perry
Tulle
Tet Paints
Bust Branscum
Muteshoe
Cait
Rubons Howard
Portales
Billy Setten Tya
Flobbs
Harve
Libbock
P Teague
Lovington
Chicago Gambler Action Jackson Tortured and Slain
The naked 300 pound victim was found in a green Cadillac trunk in Chicago. Identified as Cicero gambler William Kearney, nicknamed Action Jackson, authorities say he was tortured with a bullet wound in the left ear, fractured skull, rope marks, and evidence of a high interest loan operation. Police located his identity via license plate.
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Chicago
UPI
Nick
Action Jackson
William Kearney
Argentina Faces Military Pressure as Peronist Rumors Grow
The Cordoba and Parana bases amid others near Mar del Plata are cited as evidence of a military stance against lingering Peronist influence. Army leaders criticize the current government for not eradicating Peronism and for strict austerity measures, reflecting ongoing political tension in post-1953 Argentina.
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Cordoba
Parana
San Luis Y Tandil
Mar del Plata
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Feron
Peron
Second Israel space rocket launched within five weeks
Jerusalem reports Israel fired its second space rocket within five weeks. The rocket named Shavit Three reached an altitude around 100 miles and reportedly includes one more stage than Shavit Two. Government officials offered no comment.
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Jerusalem
UPL
Israel
Woman Sues U.S. For Property Loss In Houston Channel Case
Mrs. Hattie Johnson sues the United States for 50 000 alleging negligence by the Army Corps of Engineers and Standard Dredging Co in deepening the Houston Ship Channel. The suit claims bank collapse damaged her property injuring a boat dock and causing two buildings to fall.
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Houston
UPI
Hattie Johnson
Houston Ship Channel
U.S. Aral Corps of Engineers
Standard Dredging Co
Titov Quits Vostok Mission Citing Weightlessness Effects
Russian spaceman Titov describes exiting the craft by parachute after a spaceflight. Scientists study inner ear and weightlessness to explain postflight balance changes. He denies bombs on Vostok IT and confirms peaceful purposes. film of the mission may be shown to correspondents.
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Titov
Yeadovski
Hallon
Vostok
Earth
Soviet Union
United States
Tures
Mstislav
Keldysh
Gagarin
The
Academy of Science
Truth In Lending Bill Gains Kennedy Endorsement
A controversial consumer bill labeled truth in lending receives new life after Kennedy administration backing. Introduced by Douglas in the last Congress and refiled, the measure aims to require clear disclosure of credit costs. The President's Council of Economic Advisers the Federal Reserve Board and the Commerce Department voiced qualified support, signaling a strong chance in the Senate next session.
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Washington
Nedy
Paul Dougbig Wen
Douglas
Isenhower
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board and Commerce Department
Senate
Kennedy
Sul
Andrews Air Force Base
Council of Economic Advisors
Federal Reserve Board
Mayan cenotes and debt law prompt renewed study
Archeologists plan to resume exploration of the Mayan cenotes at Chichen Itza in Yucatan next fall after recent digs yielded bones and artifacts. Officials will continue study with Mexican and U.S. scientists, while a separate Senate debate on truth in lending faces criticism over the simple annual rate and its impact on consumer credit.
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Bank of Finance Comppany
Douglas
Senate Banking and Currane
Jaime Plenn
Kic City
UPD
Rane Perrnn
Thorio- Yucatan
Maison
United States
Peabody Muanes
Yucatan
Chichen - Ttza
Merida
Edward Thompson
U.S
Ramon Pina Chan
Texas State Guard Strength Report Summary
The State Guard stands at 1304 officers and enlisted men with 218 officers in ready reserve unassigned. The report, sent to Adjutant General James Taylor, notes possible recall of National Guard units to federal service. The Texas State Guard remained active while the Texas National Guard served federally during and after World War I.
Strong quake charted in sea west of Japan
The Boston College observatory reported a very strong quake 6,500 miles northwest of Boston. Tremors occurred in the Sea of Japan west of Japan, beginning at 12 04 pm Eastern Daylight Time and lasting for two hours.
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Japan
Weston, Miss
APY
Boston College Observatory
Boston
Sea of Japan
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Martin Dies
Lufkin
West Berlin
Epee
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Norway
Khrushtchev
Texas Tech
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Petersburg
Miary Starkey
Lockney
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Halfway
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Post
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Techome Economics School
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Cadon
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Dan Mosley
Laide Hock
Avon
Methon List Hospital
Labbock Avalanche Journal
Hugh Pewin
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Eirakine SU
Mevay
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Porter Clinge Hingpital
Cy Delmas
Mie Jann Craig
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Terne Hospital
Ay C&r Lamber Co
Marion Golden
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Bill Ehle
West Texan
Anprial
Aire
Refugia Gonzales
Methodist Moapital
George Mebin
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock “Osteopathic Hospital
Julian Pacheco
Laut
Shelton Rooting
John J. Martin
Tahoke
Sim
Priday
Father la
Brownfield State Bank
Dimmitt
Kress
Dimmitt Rodeo
Jomen
Andrew J. Toman
Israel Space
Telis
Maj
Gherman Titov
Moscow University
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Aney
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
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