Frankfurter and Black clash at court as retirement rumors swirl
The article notes persistent gossip that Justice Frankfurter may retire or resign, with Justice Black also beyond retirement age and viewed as a liberal pillar. It recalls their rivalry and long-standing positioning, plus other Washington anecdotes and jokes about space, politics, and press access.
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Washington
Hugo Black
Black
Alabama
Harvard Law
Tribunal
Princess Margaret Celebrates 32nd Birthday Abroad
Princess Margaret marked her 32nd birthday with relatives in Abbeyleix Ireland and Balmoral Scotland as she travels with Lord Snowdon. The Mirror claimed she is expecting a second child, a denial from Buckingham Palace followed. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie visited Dublin amid a warm welcome, while other items note space and UN assembly hints from Soviet officials.
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Abbeyleix
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Tinedaw
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Balmoral
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London Daily Mirror
the Mirror
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Emerald Isle
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David Eisenhower
Anne
Dublin
Scotland
Bycfast
Northern Ireland
U.S. Air Force
Eisenhower
Eamon de Valera
Fit
Sean Brennan
de Valera
Hoover Undergoes Annual Checkup at Columbia
President Herbert Hoover, 88, is in Harkness Pavilion at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for his annual physical. He is expected to stay two or three days according to his office.
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ORMER
Herbert Hoover
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Hoover
Kennedy praised for Medicare and leadership in poll
A Gallup poll records six top positives about Kennedy including new life to government and effective foreign policy. It also lists six frequent criticisms such as domestic spending and socialized medicine. Fremont company develops sit-on bellows to circulate cooling air for cars.
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Khrushchev
Fremont
Ohio
Fremond
McNamara discusses Soviet space gains and U S spending
Defense secretary McNamara says Russian boosters are more powerful and the twin astronaut feat did not surprise the United States. He notes no immediate change to fiscal 1963 space spending but fiscal 1964 aims to overcome deficiencies. He cites a $1.5 billion space item, three times 1960 and about twice 1961. A safety education workshop at College of the Southwest runs today to Saturday focusing on school home firearms and fire safety for teacher certification.
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Defense
U.S
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Pentagon
Kennedy
Sooviet
Russia
Pacific
HOBBS
College of the Southwest
Rex Shelton Named Monterey Plainsman Band Leader
Rex Shelton former Borger High School band director is named to head the Monterey High School Plainsman Band succeeding Fred Stockdale who resigned to lead a Pampa high school band. Shelton brings 24 years directing high school bands and holds degrees from North Texas State College East Texas State College and a Doctor of Education candidacy from Teachers College Columbia University. He has directed bands in Marietta Oklahoma Groom Talco Denison and Sundown and will arrive in Lubbock to assume duties soon.
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Borger High School
Monterey
Fred Stockdale
Pampa
Shelton
Honeygrove High School
North Texas State College
Denton
East Texas State College
Commerce
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Marietta
Okla
Groom, Talco
Denison
Sundown
Borger
Lubbock
Two Lubbock Farms Suffer Burglary Losses Reported
The report details thefts at two Lubbock County farms including welding gear and irrigation well equipment. Residents state missing items span batteries a car radio antenna and metal door hardware. A separate botched burglary at a service station and a New York. A trio of suspects was arrested on drunkenness weapons charges with a Wichita Falls warrant issued for Morgan.
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Sheriff's
Tuesay
O. E. Davis
Rt. 1
Billy Myers
N. College Ave
Jan Clawson
Texas Ave
8Th St
J. D. Sides
Canton Ave
Davie Ward
Redbud
Ute St
Ollie Jobe
Fl Paso
356 Ave. H
Sharon Porter
5Th St
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Clovis Rd
A. R. Mason
Ray Long
Ave. U
James Thurston Morgan
Joyce Ruggles Morgan
34Th
Fennie Albert Thomas
Odessa
Morgan
Illiterate man jailed for forgery in Miami
In Miami Florida Judge Jack A. Falk sentences Willie Robinson age 29 to two years in prison after witness Lonnie Armstrong 37 testifies Robinson urged him to draw practice checks. Armstrong also received two years on probation after admitting involvement.
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Miami
Fla
Jack A. Falk
Willie Robinson
Lonnie Armstrong
Robinson
Armstrong
Awaiting execution Myer blames girl for three slayings
Convicted slayer John Edwin Myer 33 in a jail interview blames Donna Marie Stone for three of four killings during a cross country crime spree. Stone pleaded guilty to shooting the Ballards and received an indeterminate sentence for involuntary manslaughter.
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John Edwin Myer
Donna Marie Stone
Myer
Carol Ballard
Belleville
Margaret Wernicker
Lee Dekran
Ottumwa
Iowa
Texas
George Ballard
Carol
Donna Marie
Ballards
Thayer
Miss Wernicker
Stone Girl
Dekran
Sam Blackburn
Big Spring Herald
Donna
Second Body Is Found By Police
In San Francisco police unearthed a steamer trunk and a second body while probing the basement of a missing confidence woman’s house. They had earlier found Jay Arneson, a 70 year old Santa Rosa motel operator, with a belt around his neck hidden in a concrete-covered hole. Arneson’s wife Mildred had vanished last December and investigators suspect a double slaying.
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San Francisco
Jay Arneson
Santa Rosa
Arneson
Mildred
Flint re joins Denver City hospital as lab technician
Jack W. Flint former manager of Yoakum County Hospital returns to Denver City to rejoin the staff as lab technician from Breckenridge where he did lab and X ray work. He has been away almost five years. His wife Betty is a registered nurse and they have two daughters Lou Jean Coleman 13 and Linda Joan Coleman 11.
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Denver City
Jack W. Flint
Yoakum County Hospital
Flint
Breckenridge
Betty
Lou Jean Cole‘man
Linda Joan Cole
Miss Judy McLaurin Named Yoakum County Campaign Chair
Miss Judy McLaurin is appointed Yoakum County chairman of the Youth for Connally campaign. She will name a committee to assist her in the near future.
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Denver
Judy McLaurin
Yoakum County
Youth For Connally
Kennedy Nominates Nine Texans for Postmasterships
President Kennedy named nine Texans for post masterships sending their names to the Senate for confirmation. The nominees include Harbert S. Byers Celeste Ernet L. Davis Dimmitt J Hayes Johnson Jr Mount Pleasant Spencer C. Beavers Jr Muleshoe Floyd R. Fuqua Paradise Norma G. Skinner Port Aransas George W. Finch San Benito Juanita F. Jobe Saragosa Marvin G. Handrick Thorndale.
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UPI
Kennedy
Senate
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S. Byers
Celeste
Ernet L. Davis
Dimmitt
J. Hayes Johnson Jr
Mount Pleasant
Spencer C. Beavers Jr
Muleshoe
Floyd R. Fuqua
Paradise
Norma G. Skinner
Port Aransas
George W. Finch
San Benito
Uenita F. Jobe
Saragosa
Marvin G. Handrick
Thorndale
Toy dogs and defect remark ignite Russian defection joke
An exchange at a public event saw Ayres hand a door prize toy dog to a Russian official who joked Kravchenko would like to defect. Kravchenko later said he did not understand Ayres message.
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Ayres
Kravchenko
Estes Blame Targets Undersecretary In Cotton Program
Ag counsel John C. Bagwell testifies before Senate subcommittee that Charles S. Murphy ran the cotton program before Freeman ordered a crackdown. Estes faced indictments for fraud after a $554,000 fine tied to 1961 cotton acreage. Bagwell defended his honesty and denied any intent to bail out Estes, while Moseley disputed charts on storage and warehouse expansion cited by Langen.
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Agriculture
Gene
Charles S. Murphy
Billie Sol Estes
John C. Bagwell
Estes
Bagwell
Senate
Murphy
Sec. of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
McClellan
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Freeman
Moseley
Langen
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Mosely
Mahon
Kennedy era Farm Bill fights stall as GOP bid falters
The Farm Bill debate stalled with a 38 to 23 tabling vote and no floor action. Ellender and Dirksen clashed over a 6 percent parity floor for feed grain prices and extending emergency programs through 1963. Democrats blame the law for costly surpluses.
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GOP
Everett M. Dirksen, Jr
Ellender
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Agriculture Secretary
Congress
Kennedy
House
Mundt
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Testimony Heard In Labor Board Hearing
Testimony continues at 9:30 a.m. in a National Labor Relations Board hearing before trial examiner Abraham H. Maher in Washington. United Packing House, Food and Allied Workers accuse Shop Rite Foods of discharging employees for union activities in a case filed in 72nd District Courtroom.
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National Labor Relations Board
United Packing House, Food and Allied Workers
Shop Rite Foods, Inc
Abraham H. Maher
Washington
Shop Rite
Choir Tour Features Baptist College Students in Four States
A choir of 88 Baptist college students from Arkansas and Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia presented seven selections at Baptist Church Tuesday. The Arkansas State Baptist Student Union choir represented 10 Arkansas colleges and Columbia University in New York. The program included pieces by Norman Clayton Roy Ringwald William Dawson Geoffrey O Hara Gordon Jacobs and Jane M Marshall. Jackie Nash of Ouachita Baptist sang Lonesome Valley. Ron Kelly directed. The group travels from Lubbock to El Paso then through New Mexico Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Ovate
Baptist Church
Arkansas State Baptist Student Union
Arkansas
1Columbia University
New York
Norman Clayton
Lonesome Valley
R. C. Wilson
Deep River
Roy Ringwald
William Dawson
Jesus
Geofrey O'Hara
James’ Air
Gordon Jacobs
Eternal King
Jane M. Marshall
Jackie Nash
Ouachita Baptist College
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Ark
Ron Kelly
Lubbock
el Paso
New Mexico
Oklahoma
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