Kennedy Urges Congress on Future Projects Westward
President Kennedy calls Congress to fund conservation and development including open space programs and a youth employment corps. He argues water and energy projects like Frying Pan Arkansas and Oahe Dam boost national strength, urging early action before adjournment. Generous support comes from Udall Vance and General Wilson as he tours the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padre Island
Gulf Coast
Texas
Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin PD. Roosevelt
Sen
George Norris
Nebraska
Kennedy
Pueblo
Dale E. Saffels
Kansas
Colo
Fryingpan-Arkansas
Oahe Dam
Pierre, Sr
United States
Colorado
Rockies
Pueblo High School
Interior Department
Army Engineers
Sec. of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Sec. of
Army
Cyrus Vance
Walker K. Wilson
Tax plan delay for Kennedy cuts until fall campaign
Treasury Secretary Dillon told the Senate House Economic Committee that Kennedy's tax-cut proposals will not reach Congress before lawmakers recess for the fall election. He indicated possible cuts in the lowest bracket and upper-bracket relief, but no final decisions yet.
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Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Sec. of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate
House Economic Committee
Ion
Treasury
Dillon
Federal Reserve
William McC. Martin
Solon
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Senate Finance Committee
Orr Called In Estes Probe By Senate Subcommittee
Harold Orr president of Superior Manufacturing Co. will testify in Washington before the McClellan Senate Investigations Subcommittee probing the Estes case. Orr said he received notice of a subpoena and will appear Wednesday though the exact date was not set. The Amarillo deposition continued with other Superior officers slated to testify including Ruel Alexander Coleman D. McSpadden and Lewsader of Pee OS, miner Estes airplane pilot.
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Avalanche-Journal
Amarillo
Harold Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
Washington
McClellan Senate Investigations
Estes Ca
Orr
McClellan
Senate
Pacer County
Inmade
Fallout rises from U.S. nuclear tests in Nevada
The government reported fallout from recent U.S. nuclear tests in Nevada caused a sharp rise in radioactive iodine at western monitoring stations. Precautionary safety measures were taken.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Nevada
Oisty
Blurred OCR Sparks Rage as Police Duel Erupts
Fragmentary text shows police clashing with protesters after a wounded man is involved. Thousands gathered near the steering committee to condemn actions and demand involvement in the drive.
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Wester
Somety
Hungary Urges Reopening of 1956 Intervention Inquiry
United States asks UN General Assembly to reopen its inquiry into the Soviet armed intervention in Hungary’s 1956 uprising. The memo from Adlai Stevenson seeks inclusion of the issue on the assembly agenda when sessions begin September 18, noting Soviet and Hungarian inaction against resolutions aimed at aiding the Hungarian people.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
UN General Assembly
Soviet Union
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Seciety Council
General Assembly
Anti Polio Vaccine Drive Sets Volunteer Efforts
The Sundays campaign plans three rounds for vaccine dispensing with a 25 cent charge or free if unable to pay. Contributions are welcomed as Chimes for SOS runs noon to five at designated Sundays. a volunteer committee will be appointed by Lubbock Mayor to lead the effort.
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Harris
Lubbock
Jach Ft - Seet
Abn
Cael
South Plains
Windhell Orand
Royce Lewis Jr
Bill Stark
T. H. Holmes
Senate Battle Over Communications Satellite Bill Ends
After 19 days of debate the Senate approved a communications satellite bill by 66 to 11 with a split Texas delegation. Kefauver Morse opposed in part, arguing for government ownership while the chamber backed private operation under federal oversight. Telstar linked, AT&T involved, and final cloture invoked amid partisan maneuvering.
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Senate
Kefauver
Morse
At&t
Texas
John Tower
Ralph Yarborough
Production hike urged as Cuban sugar industry deteriorates
A private memorandum to Ernesto Guevara, Cuban economic chief, warns sugar production woes will leave Cuba with virtually no surplus in 1963 and fall short of 1964 commitments. Alfredo Menendez, head of the Cuban Consolidated Sugar Enterprise, calls for an urgent maximum effort to lift output amid widespread demoralization and inefficiency.
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Louis DE LA Hara
Washington
Ernesto Guevara
Cuba
Alfredo Menendez
Cuban Consolidated Sugar Enterprise
Menendez
Heat Wave Continues Across Texas with Scattered Showers
Clear skies and warmer values marked Texas weather Friday with forecasts for North Texas through Saturday. A few isolated thundershowers were seen in South and West Texas while a weak cool front faded in North Texas. Beaumont inched 0.29 inch of rain, Houston 0.06, Brownsville 0.02. Presidio hit 105 degrees as cool morning lows ranged from 6 to 79.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Beaumont
Houston
Brownsville
Presidio
Dalhart
Corpus Chisti
Amarillo
Waco
German climbers killed by lightning on Marmolada
Two young German mountaineers died near Trenton after a lightning strike toppled them from Mount Marmolada. Authorities reported the accident occurred today as the climbers were navigating the peak.
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Trenton
Italy
UPI
Here
Mount Marmolada
Tanker British Mallard Delivers Fuel to Pitcairn Island
The British Mallard sails from England carrying the annual fuel supply for Pitcairn Island, a small community of about 120 people in the mid Pacific.
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Mallard
England
Pitcairn Island
mid-Pacific
Eastern Algeria Army Bows To Bella Bureau
The army in eastern Algeria surrendered its political and administrative duties to Ahmed Ben Bella's political bureau in Constantine. The FLN commanders subscribed to the bureau's decisions, signaling a move toward a single all powerful party, with two eastern federations in Bone and Constantine as the framework.
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Algeria
Bella Bureau
Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Constantine
FLN
Algerian Liberation Army
Ben Bella
Bone
Births in Lubbock area reported in local hospital notices
A list of birth announcements from Lubbock area families. Notable details include child weights ranging from 3 pounds 10 ounces to 8 pounds 0 ounces and times mostly on Friday or Thursday in Methodist, West Texas, or Lauf clinics. Fathers’ occupations listed include farm laborer, construction worker, student, and various trades.
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Doug Holden
36Th St
Methodist Hospital
Hygela-Ozarka Water Co
Alfred Barton
44Th St
Thomas Grain Co
Bobby Gail Elliott
E. Owen
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock Sash and Door Co
Martin Torres
E. 37Th St
W. T. Turner Construction Co
Cruz Garcia
Rt. 5
Lubbock
Billy Edward Brown
Ave. V
Texas Tech
Marton Womack
Lalo Perez
Ave. M
Lauf Clinic
Luis Gonzales
Ave. H
Ernest Buentello
Shallowater
Emilio Garza
Mateos Avelar
Staton
Billy Rinehart
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Robert Dale
24Th St
City of
Donald Findley
Victor Nunez Alvarez
Lubbock Packing Co
Eldon Wayne Briggs
Petersburg
Pioneer Pawers
Orval
Lee Shoor
Abernathy
Welighing
Luncheon and reunions announced amid city brief items
Dr C A Bickley will preach at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church in Lubbock at 7 p m Sunday. Lamar County reunion set for Mackenzie State Park with picnic lunch invited. Jack Talbot held on $2500 bond for theft over 50. Three plead not guilty to misdemeanor charges with bonds set. Wounds from a knife incident led to hospitalization. Teens treated after a one car accident near Lubbock Country Club. Major Julian Ward Jr and Frank Solodkin deaths noted with services pending.
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C. A. Bickley
Lubbock
Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church
Cornell St
Lamar County
Mackenzie State Park
J. D. Akers
Brownfield
Jack Talbot
Slaton
Lubbock County
Justice of the Peace
George MceCloskey
Dulian Ward Jr
West Germany
McDonald Funeral Chapel
New York
Edith Piaf Returns to Hospital in Nancy
Edith Piaf, the 46 year old French singer famed for her throaty street corner beginnings, is back in a Nancy hospital while on tour in eastern France after falling ill near Besancon. The illness was not disclosed. Her career has been marked by earlier retirements and serious health scares.
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Nancy
France
Edith Piaf
Besancon
Stockholm
Senate dispute halts Hanna probe as Symington adjourns
In a heated Senate hearing on the Hanna nickel contract, Sen. Symington adjourned amid protests from Sen. Prescott Bush and Sen. J. Glenn Beall. Humphrey accused the atmosphere of prejudice while Symington warned of further inquiry into four key areas, including record destruction and profit accounting. Humphrey will undergo hernia surgery, with hearings resuming after at least three weeks.
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Symington
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Truman
Bush
Harry Truman
Humphrey
U.S
Senate
Washington
United States Senate
Hanna Company
Hanna
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Pastore
Soviet Bloc
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Agrarian Reform Institute
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ANAP
London
Clyde Myrtledove
E. 22Nd St
Ave. A
Sandy
Patti Lacy
38Th St
Goodnight
Frank Solodkin
Dallas
Rix Funeral Home
Solodkin
Monroe
Patricia Rosten
Cindy
Brooklyn
Marilyn Monroe
Norman
Hedda Rosten
Patricia
Miss Monroe
Corpus Christi
Paul Kinstley
Dare
Tat
Ture
Hanna Smelting Company
St. Petersburg
Andy Powell
Matthew Mathis
Mathis
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