Humphrey Defends Hanna Contract In Subcommittee Hearing
Senate subcommittee session centers on Hanna Company mining contract with Hanna and Naremco Records. Humphrey disputes charges of profit gaming while detailing his role and stock holdings. The hearing examines testimony from Walter Henson and Robert Shiff amid claims of record destruction and price concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henson
Symindon
Robert A Shiff
Naremca Services, Inc
New York
Hanna
Cleveland
Martins
Henson
Naremco
Kennedy
Symington
Thes
Humphrey
Hanna Company
Truman
Eisenhower
Treasury
Subcommittee
Couple sues over drug linked to wife’s blindness in Oregon
Cottage Grove pair sue Eugene Hospital and Cinic doctors, Winthrop Laboratories, Sterling Drug and others for 550000 claiming the drug Avalen used for arthritis from 1958 to 1962 caused loss of vision. Dorothy Cochran seeks 400000, Maurice Cochran seeks 150000 for loss of wife’s companionship and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Lane County
Cottage Grove
Eugene Hospital
Cinic
Winthrop Laboratories
Int
Sterling Drug, Inc
Avalen
Dorothy S Cochran
Maurice D. Cochran
Clovis Youth Charged In Shooting Incident
Clovis youth faces assault with a deadly weapon charge after a Wednesday drive-in shooting. Assistant District Attorney Ruben Nieves identified the suspect as a local teen. Lorenzo Montesano and Lucere Korman remained hospitalized with chest wounds, one listed as poor and the other as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Spreuiti
Asst
Ruben Nieves
Gene Bonney
Lorenzo Montesano
Lucere Korman
Montoy
Botan
Probate Judge Cuts Orphan's Estate Bills
A Texas probate judge reduced a funeral bill from 6081 to 3105 dollars for Margaret Elizabeth Smith, 9, sole heir of a Galveston Bay boating accident estate. Temporary Judge A C Lesher Jr approved the revised amount after rejecting the prior 6081 bill from Jack Rowe Funeral Director League City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
A. C. Lesher Jr
Lesher
Jack Rowe
League City
Margaret Elizabeth Smith
Galveston Bay
Multiple thefts and burglaries reported across city
Crimes span several locations with losses including cash, personal papers, a Labrador retriever, jewelry, a tachometer, rifles, and a sports car. Suspects include a 33 year old Seminole man and an 18 year old woman. incidents occured in hospitals, residences, and schools during Wednesday and Thursday.
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E. H. Chamberlin
Ist St
Rodgers Park
Hartford Ave
Amherst St
Patsy Barrett
61St St
Birth announcements from local hospital notices
A series of birth notices list numerous families from Lubbock and surrounding areas. Each item records parents names and addresses, infant sex and weight, time of birth, hospital, and the father’s/parents’ occupations or affiliations, reflecting a community update of newborns and families.
Three Hurt In Traffic Mishaps In Lubbock
Three people sustained injuries in separate Thursday traffic incidents in Lubbock. Debby Burks, 2, was struck on 50th Street near Boston Avenue by a car driven by Jerry Shipley, 16, and admitted for observation at Methodist Hospital. Jo Manley, 46, hurt when her car collided with a sports car driven by Jan Meador, 16, at 54th Street and Canton Avenue, remained in fair condition at Methodist. Chris Marston, 12, a passenger in the Meador vehicle, was in fair condition at St Mary’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
50Th Street
Boston Avenue
Debby Burks
George Burks
Boston Ave
Methodist Hospital
Jerry D. Shipley
56Th St
Jo Manley
Canton Ave
Jan Meador
59Th St
54Th St
Chris Marston
Chester Marston
Meador
St. Mary's Hospital
Boy Drowns Ray Ends in Accidental Death Verdict
Coroner’s verdict of accidental death by drowning was returned by Justice of the Peace Bill Wilson Canyon. Services for Moore are tentatively set for Saturday afternoon with time and place pending arrival of relatives. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park in Lubbock under Dennis Funeral Home of Dimmitt. Survivors include two brothers, Don 13 and Cletus 7, and grandparents Mr and Mrs T F Moore, Wilson, and Maj J W Sansang of Brownfield.
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Ray
Justice of the Peace
Bill Wilson
Canyon
Moore
Resthaven Memorial Park
Lubbock
Dennis Funeral Home
Dimmitt
Don
Cletus
T. F. Moore
Wilson
J. W. Sansang
Brownfield
Identikit kit aids Texas police in facial composites
In Lubbock officers trained in a national identikit system, using a box of facial features to assemble suspects’ likenesses. The device holds brows hairlines beards wrinkles and more enabling a witness to help craft a close composite for cross‑city and state investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Identikit
Texas
Sheriff's
Department ‘of Public Safety
Texas Rangers
Wilbanks
Little Magic Box
Hugh C. McDonald
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Senate probe focuses on Estes case and USDA memo
John C. Bagwell, USDA general counsel, testified he did not seek to bail Billie Sol Estes out. Senators criticized his April memo to Secretary Freeman for omitting key details in the Estes fraud case. Mundt called the report deficient and noted Freeman halted the cotton allotments after receiving the memo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
John C. Bagwell
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Bagwell
Orville L. Freeman
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Pecos
Estes
John L. McClellan
Freeman
Sen
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Federal District charges five firms over wage violations
Mexico City authorities crack down on employers dodging the 17.5 peso daily minimum. Five firms have been charged with violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Federal District
Vehicle inspectors reject pedestrian catcher device
State motor vehicle inspectors refused to pass Fred T. Schurz of Princeton for his homemade pedestrian catcher mounted on the car front. They ruled the net device a hazard and ordered removal before safety clearance could be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
UPI
Fred _ T. Schurz
Schurz
Princeton
Bandit gang suspect questioned as Brinks-like cash heist grows
Former Harvey Bistany gang member Bernard Domanski, 45, of Central Falls Rhode Island, was picked up and held at Foxboro barracks on parole violation and later returned to Walpole State Prison. Police describe two bandits, “Buster” and “Tony,” and release composite faces to aid the nationwide hunt for five men and a woman. The Plymouth Route 3 heist looted more than the Brinks 1950 haul, and police tie a stolen car trunk detour sign to the robbers whose use of police uniforms is suspected.
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Harvey
Mad Dog
Bernard Domanski
Central Falls
R. I
Walpole State Prison
Domanski
Montague
Brinks
Boston
Plymouth
Massachusetts
South Shore
Local resident struck by glass shard from car window
Leroy Holeman 35 of Hickory Avenue received emergency care at St Marys Hospital after a broken glass fragment from a car window struck his neck while he sat in a vehicle on Broadway about 7 30 p m Thursday The 21th annual Landress family reunion is set for Sunday at Mackenzie Park with a basket dinner and site directions The Norwich Broadland area in Britain restocked rivers with over 14000 fish for summer visitors
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Leroy Holeman
Hickory Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Holeman
Broadway
Landress
Mackenzie Park
Norwich
Norfolk Broadland
Britain
U S cites small influx of Communist technicians into Cuba
State Department reports about five shiploads of technicians believed to have quietly entered Cuba in recent weeks. Officials say arrivals are mainly rotation replacements for Cuban advisers, with some evidence technicians outnumbering departures. No confirmed details on origins or occupations. Rumors of Soviet troops dismissed. intelligence notes some full time advisers with Cuban militia.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
Dpartmnt
Fidel Castro
State Department
U. S
Veterans Seek Restoration of Comp Bills Amid Recess Plans
Veterans press to reopen the GI insurance program and advance the compensation bill to raise disability payments for about two million veterans. Kennedy administration shifts and Senate House wrangles shape stalled action as Congress adjourns for a lengthy recess and other high priority measures loom.
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Kennedy
House
Senate
Teague
Chamber of Congress
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Congress
John W. McCormack
United States
United Nations
Mike Mansfield
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Space Communications Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
Morse
Harry S. Truman
Zoning Board examines church and parking requests
The Zoning Board discussed saving costs by asphalt use and reviewed two approved cases for St Stephens Episcopal Church at 5011 11th St in an R-1 zone and a four car garage at 1909 21st St. The board split 2 2 on a church at 28th St and Peoria Ave, denying the plan due to neighborhood concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Edwards
Allen P. Price
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Llth St
Dudley Strain
The
Plains Christian Church
40Th St
Salem Ave
Jack Clark
First Baptist Church
14Th St
A. T. Cocanougher
Iraqi Plane Blamed In New Raid On Turkey
ANKARA Turkey Iraqi Morse said that Iraq planned to discuss amendments after two days of raids into Turkish territory. The Senate rejected a civil rights amendment aimed at banning employment discrimination in the project, clearing a major obstacle to the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Ankara
Senate
Foreign Ministry
Iraq
Proma
Dirksen
Morse
Turkish Jets Fire On Iraqi Plane Near Turkey Border
Turkish jets engaged an Iraqi MIG near Biskan about 25 miles inside Turkish territory. No casualties were reported and accounts differ whether the plane crash landed or escaped. Turkey protested to Iraq after two soldiers were killed in the attacks and Iraq promised compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biskan
Turkey
Iraq
Foreign Ministry
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Bunk
Poin
Strom Thurmond
Tha
Thurmond
General Accounting Office
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Howard I. Young
Defense Minerals Procurement Administration
Young
Stubbs Grain & Seed Co
19Th St
C. B. Looney
46Th St
Denmark
43Rd St
Don Donard
30Th St
Loreen Walker
7Th St
Lubbock Independent School District
26Th St
Carlton Hatton
45Th St
Mary Hatton
K. L. Holmes
Ave. T
Cabell’s
Ave. Q
J. W. Dryden
List St
Andrew Elliott Jr
L. D. Blakeney
Joe C. McKinney
Taylor Hospital
Texas Tech
Billy Brown
N. Ave W
Wayland Altman
Batley
Boro
Charles Damiel Gallagher
Auburn
West Texas
National Life Insurance Co
Thomas Clifton Martin
Ltd
West Texas Hospital
Standard Midling Co
Lee Bowman
St.oon
KUAS
Slaton
Carlos Searz
Artes
Lauf
Alejandro Tuar
Levellard
Lauf Cline
C. L. Cabler
Aosen
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Jack Fry Wholesale Lumber Co
Fsequiel Reyna
Latif
Erin
Esteban Domreuer
San Weeshing
Harold M Young
Rancho Loge
Carlisle
Methodst Hospital
Reese Afb
Walt
H. J. Blanchard
Don Hurdt
Consolidated Bearing
Louis James
F. Baylor
Odist Hospital
Paris
Mercedist
R. I. Hawkland
Magic Box
McDonald
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Scotland Yard
J. D. Blakeney
USDA
McClellan
Bistany Gang
Buster
Tony
Patrick Chena
William F. Barrett
Harold Parks
Dixie Drive
Parks
W. R. Johnsons
39Th St
U.S
Reds
Page
Thomas McCoy
H St
Walter T. Branberry
Grant Coffman
Leroy Waggoner
Brown
R. P. Fuller
O. C. Horne
27Th St
College Ave
Church of Christ
Waggoner
Fuller
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