Strauss Questions If World Opinion Should Guide U S Testing
Washington AP Lewis L Strauss argues U S nuclear test policy should be guided by national security, not by world opinion, and questions whether such opinion exists or is fair to the United States. He discusses his Senate troubles and eight factors in his 1959 rejection as commerce secretary in his new book Men and Decisions from Doubleday.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Budapest
Berlin
Finland
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Anderson
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
New Mexico
Labor Leader Urges NEA to Embrace Unionism
Labor figure James B. Carey told the National Education Association convention that teaching unions will grow and that the NEA should support unionism to push legislation, fund schools, raise salaries, and defend academic freedom. NEA official William G. Carr warned of labor moves harming the association. The debate centers on unionist strength, school policy, and classroom welfare across major cities.
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Denver
Colo
API
James B. Carey
National Education Association
Congress
NEA
William G. Carr
Labor Movement
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American Federation of Teachers
New York City
Chicago
Carl J. Megel
American Federation of
Alcatraz to Begin Closing as Marion Prison Opens
Federal prison Alcatraz will start closing next year with prisoner transfers to new Marion facility in Illinois. Director Bennett cites high overhaul costs and obsolescence, noting no shutdown deadline yet and transfers to facilities including Leavenworth and Atlanta.
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Leavenworth
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Two City Wen Hurt In Transmission Mishaps
Two men were injured in separate truck transmission incidents Tuesday morning in Lubbock. Bill Davis 19 of 2704 Dartmouth was hospitalized at Methodist Hospital after a car transmission fell on his right hand and required surgery. Joe Trammell 46 of 4205 44th Street was treated at West Texas Hospital for head abrasions after a truck transmission accident on North College Avenue near Loop 289.
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Methodist Hospital
West Texas Hospital
Tuesay
Bill Davis
Dartmouth
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Joe Trammell
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Loop 289
University of Dallas Names New President
Dr Donald Cowan was named president of the University of Dallas Tuesday by trustees. He succeeds Dr Robert Morris, who resigned amid the leadership change in Irving Texas.
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Prexy Irving
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University of Dallas
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Playmate Admits Killing Girl Over Kittens
In Silverdale Pennsylvania a 16 year old girl Theresa Cahill was found beaten and stabbed to death after a dispute with a playmate 12 turning 13. The boy confessed to stabbing and bludgeoning her with a pocket knife and a rock after claiming she wanted the kittens. He described hiding the body and attempting to mislead relatives before police were alerted.
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Silverdale
Theresa Cahill
Charles Clarkson
Clarkson
Keith R. Dane
Cahill
Terry
Algie Hessler
Trial Set For Texas Man Who Flew To Cuba
Bobby dee Keesee a Purple Heart Korean War veteran from Amarillo faces a trial on transporting a stolen car from California to Texas after fleeing to Cuba from Key West in March Cuban officials arrested him then released him to U S authorities Federal Judge Ben H Rice Jr granted more time for defense prep and set the trial for Monday Keesee pleaded not guilty to the auto theft charge An everyday safety match contains 13 materials.
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Bobby Dee Kersee
Cuba
California
Texas
Bobby J. Gish
United States
Keesee
Gish
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Dallas District Sets Record Tax Collection
The Dallas District reports a record 1.6 billion dollars in federal tax collection for the last fiscal year, an increase of 138.5 million or 9.5 percent over fiscal 1961. Ellis Campbell Jr., Dallas director, stated the rise reflects the district's growth.
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Dallas
Internal Revenue Service
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W. J. Winn Dies In Levelland Rites Thursday
W J Winn 92 longtime Hockley County resident died at his Levelland home Tuesday. Funeral at 10 a m Thursday in First Baptist Church with Dr Bill Cook and Rev W H Hughes officiating burial in City of Level Cemetery. Survivors include wife three sons five daughters two brothers and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren.
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W. J. Winn
Hockley County
First Baptist Church
Bill Cook
W. H. Hughes
Leveland
George Price
Winn
Haynesville
Phoenix
Ariz
The
Baptist Church
Warren Winn
Oklahoma
Foy D. Winn
Sundown
Howard Winn
la Mesa
Calif
Bert Wade
Harvie Pool
Eugene Williams
Gilbert Gollehon
R. E. Brisbane
Fontana
George C. Winn
Shreveport
Matt Winn
Sunday Rites Slated Thursday for Adolph Sonntag
Adolph L Sonntag 57 longtime Denver City resident died after a heart attack. Visitation Thursday at St William s Catholic Church, burial in Denver City Cemetery. Surviving wife Margaret daughter Inge Sonntag son Gunter brother Otto and half brother William Jackson. Pallbearers listed. Also reported: Rosu Derrick 36 Llano city manager s wife died at Austin State Hospital from a fall injuries. Survived by daughter Carelyn and son Roland.
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Adolph L. Sonntag
St. William's Catholic Church
Denver City Cemetery
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Sere
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Yoakum County Hospital
Mergeret
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Mike Powenski
Francis Frogan
JC Seibert
Pierre St. Remain
Tony Kuerra
Austin
Rosu Derrek
Llano
Austin State Hospital
Derrick
Llane
Carelyn
Roland
Stand Fast in Liberty Poem by Julien C. Hyer
A brief verse urging steadfast liberty and vigilance from the speaker Julien C. Hyer. It frames independence as a torch to guard against threats and preserve peace, invoking religious text and warnings about communism.
Pioneer Dawson Resident Dies
Mrs. Anna Albertina Dednam, 82, a Dawson County resident since 1908, died at her home five miles southwest of Lamesa. Services are set for 1 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church, with Rev. Milo Arbuckle officiating. Burial in Lamesa Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include two sons Marcus and Steven Dednam of Lamesa, two sisters Betty Collins of Pasadena and C. D. Mitchell of Dayton, a brother Dr. O. T. Christopher of Mexia, four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Dawson County
Here
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Higginbotham Funeral Home
Tenas City
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Steven Dednam
Betty Collins
Pasadena
Tex
C. DD. Mitchell
Dayton
O. T. Christopher
Mexia
Mother of City Residents Dies in McLean
Mrs. T. A. Landers 73 longtime McLean resident died Tuesday morning after an extended illness at her home. Services are with Lamb Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband A. Landers of Silver Spring Maryland six daughters Mrs A L Grigsby Mrs Mildred Grigsby Mrs C C Meade of Pampa Mrs Fern Ferra of Corpus Christi and Mrs Reager and Mrs Carruth. Her husband was an early newsman in the area.
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Virgil Reager
Marie Carruth
Lubbock
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Ausan
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Silver Springs
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C. C. Meade
Pampa
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Corpus Christi
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Carruth
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Mahurin Rites Set At Lamesa
Robert Miller Mahurin 68 retired grocer and O Donnell resident died at Medical Arts Hospital at 4 30 am Tuesday. Services set for 3 pm Thursday at O Donnell Church of Christ with Ben Howze officiating. Burial in O Donnell Cemetery under Higginbotham Funeral Home. Survived by wife four sons Meredith Wilson and two N Mahurin two daughters a sister a brother and 300 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.
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Medical Arts Hospital
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Big Spring
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Fort Worth
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Whitney
Horton Services Set At Plainview
Services for Louis D. Horton, 48, Plainview city employee, will be at 10:36 a.m. today at Date Street Baptist Church with Rev. C. A. Hamilton and Rev. Dorman Kinard officiating. Horton died of a heart attack Monday night at Medical Arts Hospital. Burial is in Plainview Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, daughter Karen Grace, two sons Lidene and Bobby Lee, his parents, and four sisters. Horton lived in Plainview, worked for the city 12 years, born in Glenrose and moved via Floydada and Plainview.
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Louis D. Horton
Plainview City
Date Street Baptist Church
C. A. Hamilton
Dorman Kinard
Parkview Baptist Church
Horton
Medical Arts Hospital
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Lemons Funeral Home
Glenrose
Flovdada
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Lidene
Bobby Lee
A. A. Horton
Weldon Cannon
Eckert. Cale
Jim Stewart
Mlovdada
Aol, Williams
Moo Stapleton
Negro home ownership lagging white families nationwide
Daniel Kroll of Dunbar Development Corp notes about 17 percent of Black families own homes in the United States versus 62 percent of white families. The McLenon News has long published in this area for many years ending in the early 1900s.
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UPD
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Daniel Kroll
Dunbar Development Corp
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