Conservatives defend policy amid second censure motion
In February 1963 Macmillan's government faced a second censure motion. The attack cited Labour criticisms of the Nassau deal over Skybolt and Polaris missiles. The Conservative response highlighted a multimillion dollar unemployment pump priming plan for the northeast, with ships, roads, hospitals and bridge work in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gaitskell
George Brown
Harold Wilson
James Call Callaghan
Macmillan
R. A. Butler
Reginald Sored
Seee Party
Iain MacLeod
Reach Liberal Party
House of Commons
Jo Grimond
John Hare
Merseyside
Admiralty
Tay Bridge
Scotland
No Renewal of Racial Violence Attended by Noted Lecturer
Virgil Hay minister Trout of Sunset Church of Christ addressed a student orientation luncheon at the University of Mississippi Oxford campus amid guards. He said student resentment of Meredith re enrollment is not racially based but concerns about adverse publicity affecting degrees. Trout has lectured at multiple universities and plans future appearances at Ohio University and the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Violan Virgil Hay
Sunset Church of Christ
Trout
Mississippi
Meredith
University of Tennessee Medical School
Memphis
University of Houston
Texas Southern University
Houston
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Eastern New Mexico University
Trial Postponed In French President De Gaulle Assassination Case
The trial of nine men charged with attempting to assassinate Charles de Gaulle was postponed Monday due to illness of one defendant. The proceedings will resume Tuesday in Paris.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Texan Killed in Garland Car Crash
Billy Giles aged 23 died when his car struck a ditch at a street intersection in Garland, Texas. Police said he was alone in the vehicle and the crash occurred during the day.
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Garland, Tex
Billy Giles
JFK and the Flying White House Operation Air Force One
Reader's Digest previews the JFK era air operations with the White House in flight. It highlights FBI and military coordination for Air Force One planning and notes the aircraft rental rate of 275 dollars per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
FBI
Air Force One
White House
Reader’s Digest
Farm Bureau urges militant push against wheat act and reform plan
Farm Bureau leaders describe opposition to the 1962 Wheat Act and vow to defeat the referendum on the certificate plan for wheat. They outline a four part farm program including land retirement, a special wheat program, termination of feed grain allotments with price support, and preventing CCC stock releases below support levels. Warren Newberry stresses farmer organization and self management as Farm Bureau Week kicks off with leaders from Lubbock and Waco, traveling to Dallas and San Antonio for meetings.
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DeVaney
Bureau
CCC
Bobby Henderson
Lubbock County
One of Texas Colorful Editors Retires
Ed ward M Pooley retires after 26 years at the El Paso Herald Post. He is succeeded by Robert W Pete Lee, former managing editor of the San Francisco News Call Bulletin, announced by Jack R Howard president and GM of Scripps Howard Newspapers.
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EL Paso
UPD
Texas
Edward M. Pooley
el Paso Herald-Post
Robert W
Pete) Lee
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin
Pooley
Jack R. Howard
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Adenauer Faces Challenge as Erhard Opens Bid for Chancellorship
In Bonn Ludwig Erhard declared backing Atlantic unity and said he could become chancellor if Parliament supports him. The move follows anti Adenauer sentiment over the German French cooperation pact and France’s rejection of Britain joining the Common Market.
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Bonn
API
Konrad Adenauer
U.S
Walter C. Dowling
France
Munich
Europe
Soviet Union
Madrid
Charles Ailfleret
Spain
Adenauer
SIP Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Atlantic Lanity
Erhard
Britain
de Gaulle
Drop-Out Problem Discussed by Texas Lawyer
Lubbock attorney James H. Goodman urged action at the American Legion Mid-Winter Conference in Austin to curb rising school dropouts. He cited 17 percent of high school youths quitting before graduation and urged Legion posts to coordinate with schools and create job training courses.
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Lubbock
James H. Goodman
Goodman
Department of Child Welfare
American Legion
Texas
Legion
Austin
Planning Zoning Discussion Set at LWV Luncheon
A LWV general luncheon at noon Thursday will feature a panel of city officials discussing planning and zoning. The meeting at Les ter's Hickory Inn is open to the public with reservations due by noon Wednesday. Mrs. Les Horner handles reservations. Panelists include Mayor Jack Strong and planning and zoning leaders.
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League of Women Voters
Lester’s
Hickory Inn
Les Horner
Jack Strong
Bob Burr
Jack Eastman
Planning and Zoning Commission
Clifford Brown
City Zoning Board For Adjustment
W. L. Bradshaw
City and Zoning Commission
Gerald Sandlin
LWV Committee On Planning On Zoning
Grain Drying and Storage Meet Set at Texas Tech
The ninth annual Grain Drying and Storage conference at Texas Tech will be March 14-15 announced by Dr. Ira Williams. Sessions at the Student Union Building start 8 a.m. March 14 with topics on grain industry challenges, elevator maintenance and quality control, and a banquet featuring Arthur Laramie of Cargill. The program includes a study on conditioned air for stored grain and a panel on drying and aeration, concluding with a moon luncheon and a talk on the grain industry's future.
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Texas ‘Tech
Ira Williams
Board of Directors
Arthur iLaramie
Supt. of Elevators
Eastern Division
Cargill
Holiday Inn
Parkway
Drive. Co
Trial at Men Among 11 Top Communist Leaders in New York
The government charged late Ohio Republican George Bender with a $100000 bribe to halt a federal probe into United Dye stock manipulation. Bender, a former senator and interior official in 1957, died in 1961. Star witness Alexander L. Guterma, already jailed for securities fraud, testified about involvement in the bribe and stock rigging but was not a defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Bender
Ohio
United Dye
U.S
Bender
Guterma
Lawmakers Report No Pending Blue Law Bill
State Sen. H. J. Blanchard told callers the Legislature has no bill pending on blue laws and that lawmakers can take no action until they understand what is wrong with the law and what changes are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Brownie Fly Up Ceremonies At George C Wolfforth School
Brownie Troop No 299 held a fly up ceremony at George C Wolfforth School Wings and Girl Scout pins were awarded to Charlotte Baker Janis Barker Karen Bramlett Charlene Chambles Debra Emery Carolyn Hyatt Diane Lawson Jeneane Ligon Vista McClure Linda Sanders Delaine Stacy Cindy Turner Kathy Weatherly Janice Wolford Miriam Womack Patsy Wright Leaders are Mrs John Wolford and Mrs Richard Baker Refreshments were served to parents and participants by the sixth grade troop of the school.
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George C. Wolfsforth
Wings
Charlotte Baker
Janis Barker
Karen Bramlett
Charlene Chambles
Debra Emery
Carolyn Hyatt
Diane Lawson
Jeneane
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Bill Mann
Golden
Glasgow
Texas Tech
Brownie Group
Elida, N.M
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Temple Rogers
Kenneth Dixon
Monroe Gilmore
Arvin Rogers
Austria
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Womble Olds
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