Rail strike postponed as Kennedy proposes review by Wirtz panel
Kennedy asks for a government review led by Labor Secretary Wirtz to study rail labor dispute facts and positions. Withhold strike notices until July 29. no further continuances. Wirtz panel includes Hodges and industry leaders. Union and carrier leaders express cautious hope and support for an eventual resolution. Proposals include possible compulsory arbitration under a Railway Labor Act amendment. Major contention centers firemen job eliminations and Rosenman Commission changes. Cattle auctions in Texas show June sales up 28,000 head to 464,000.
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Kennedy
Wirtz
Sec. of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Joseph Block
Inland Steel Corp
Chicago
George Harrison
Afl-Cio
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Aflcio
George Meany
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railroad
J. E. Wolfe
Railraid Management
Railraid
Louis J. Wagner
All
Wagner
Althouh
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
New York Supreme Court
Samuel T. Rosemann
White House
Golderg
Rosenman Commission
Birth notices announce many new arrivals across West Texas
A sequence of birth notices lists couples and addresses, noting newborns ranging from four to seven pounds with times around early morning to afternoon. Fathers are described as workers in boxes, farms, gravel companies, freight lines, or teaching, with hospitals including West Texas, Goodrexbt, Porter Chnie, Carter Clinic, and others.
Escapee pilot flies to West Berlin dodging defences
A jet fighter test pilot escaped east of the Polish East German border then flew 50 miles to the border and 60 more to West Berlin. He avoided air defenses and landed amid astonished American base staff. He called life under communism repressive and said no roots were planned yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Obarz
Bill Greidner
Free World
Jong
Free West
Warsaw
Polish Defense Ministry
Air Force
United States
West Germany
Ingolstadt
Poland
Tempelhof
Richard Obacz
Mary
Lestan
Kristopher
Cocpit
U.S
Cotton policy debate shapes 1983 64 budget plan
PCG board adopts a 259 750 budget with funds for cotton quality surveys boll weevil control and research grants. The group discusses Cooley Bill PIK certificates to stabilize cotton prices and potential micronaire on green card while exploring loan premium discounts and step by step implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Smith
PCG Board
Congress
Commodity Credit Corp
National Cotton Advisory Committee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ray Joe Riley
Dimmitt
USDA
George W. Pfeiffenberger
PCG
Pfeiffenberger
High Plains
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Thigh Plains
Lubbock
Lubbock Station
Great Plains
Bushland
City Eyes 22.7 Million Bond Drive For Lubbock
Lubbock city officials discuss a proposed 22.7 million bond program to fund water, sewer, street, airport, electric, and park projects. Officials warn tax impacts and stress advisory group findings, with final action by the City Commission to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett
Rogers
Lubbock
World's Biggest Shriner Convention Claimed By Chicago Bureau
The Chicago Convention Bureau boasted that the Shriner convention in progress is the world's biggest with about 100,000 Shriners and families participating. It ranked the 1961 Miami gathering as the second largest at around 70,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPD
Chicago Convention Bureau
Miami
Fla
Nazi cries greet Greek royals at London theater
Queen Elizabeth II and King Paul of Greece faced loud boos and the Nazi Sieg Heil chant from demonstrators as they arrived at the Aldwych Theatre in London with Queen Frederika and Prince Philip. Police detained one man, David John Hollman, for possessing an offensive weapon outside the venue. Protests continued earlier near Buckingham Palace as Greeks dined inside.
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Atlantic
Betty Anbati¢los
Westminister Pier
London
Royal Atte
Paul
Frederika
Elizabeth
Panik
Greece
Prince Philip Vna
Mother Elizabeth
David John Hollman
Hollman
Buckingham Palace
Betty Ambatielos
Rites Today For Lovington Man William H. Green
Rites will be held at 10 a.m. today in the Smith Yarbro Funeral Home Chapel for William H. Green 46 who died Tuesday at his Lovington home. The Rev G W Tanner pastor Northside Baptist Church will officiate. Burial in Willow Cemetery Tars cell Texas under Holden Funeral Home direction. He is survived by two daughters of Lovington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Smith-Yarbro
William H. Green
G. W. Tanner
Northside Baptist Church
Tarscell
Tex
Willows Cemetery
Holden Funeral Home
Paris Plans Factory in Algeria for French Paint
Paris announces a French paint firm will build a factory in Algeria to expand production and boost exports. The project signals economic ties and industrial development in North Africa with French investment and local job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Algeria
Lubbock Teens Run Car Theft Spree Across States
Three foot-sore hikers from Lubbock stole cars during a 50 mile hike craze. A 1961 model auto was taken from a hospital lot to vacation in Florida where two youths, aged 14 and 16, were jailed. One boy admitted taking six cars in May June and early this month in Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Florida
Hoste
Spital Here
Bil Cox
Police Juvenile Division
Cox
Two pickup crash near Ralls injures two. child hurt in city wreck
Two pickup trucks collided at an intersection four miles southwest of Ralls at 7 45 am. Earl Adkins and Jim Sales remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition. A third incident sent Debbie Holtzclaw to a doctor for injuries after a Boston Avenue and 32nd Street collision involving Vival Jennings and Ida Jones.
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Paul Brassfield
Slaton
Ralls
Earl Adkins
Rt. 1
Floydada
West Texas Hospital
Jim Sales
Methodist Hospital
Max Knox
Sales
Adkins
Debbie Holtzclaw
Idalou Road
Boston Ave
32Nd St
Vival L. Jennings
Bates St
Ida Jones
25Th St
Big Spring School District Annexation Upheld
Texas Supreme Court affirmed the Big Spring school district as valid in annexing Center Point and Gay Hn common districts. Lower courts ruling for the Big Spring district stood. The case involved Howard County trustees challenging a May 4, 1960, order. The court also agreed to hear Groves versus Port Arthur ISD on school construction without city building permit compliance.
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Austin
Texas Supreme Court
Big Spring
Center Point
Gay HN
Howard County School Board
Groves
Port Arthur
Ports Set Record for Waterborne Trade in 1962
Texas ports and waterways reported a record 178,302,487 tons of waterborne commerce for 1962. Col. James Maxwell Galveston Army district engineer announced the figure on Wednesday, noting an increase from 175,060,485 tons the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
API
Texas Ports and Waterways
James Maxwell
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Charles Edmond Key
26Th St
Weishing
Texas Box and
Class Dahl Cotten
Anton
Jose Solis
Aptim
Wauacm
Lauf Mune
Juan Dominguez
jBusiar
Alson
Levennves
Aim Werner
Lauf Chote
Cis
Miro
Richard Escalante
Fea
Arsten Adame
Aosen Werghork
Mro
Tol Huff
Aivoa
En Borin
Ao Sen
Mets
Eetist Hesgy
Texay Teoh
Obby Fostip Stermord
Werighia Speamda
Rees Ab
Bully Willams
Weespital
Dana ML Clas
Joel Austin
Lou
Mroo
Carbtean Morse
Colgate
Oon
Goodrexbt Hospital
Keith Wiseman
Lubborg
Dsinaheter
Biga
Fbyworth Methodist Church
Carlos Kent Hedcoth
Ath St. Oon
Tastor Hospital
Byrdsand & Gravel Co
Robert Wayne Townsend Silth St. Oon
A.m
Joseph Moore Jr
Carter Clinic
Escapee
High Plains Research Foundation
Simmons
PASO
Prup
Conti
Lubbeck
Clark
Tax Board of Equalization
Bill Morrow
Morrow
19Th Street
50Th Street
College Avenue
W. P. Clement
Cali
Pat Garrett
Garrett
37Th Street
Avenue EL
Green Acres
Tech Terrace
Randy Billingsley
Eastavesti
Stanley
Wth
Lubbock Power and Light 90
Electric Department
Charles Whitson
Northwest Lubbock
Northeast Lubbock
Whitson
Mackenzie Park
City Commission
Billingsley
Cambridge
Carol Rogoff
Brooklyn
Levington Man
Lubbock Boys
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