Maryland Guard General Halts Demonstrators
Maryland Governor Carl Sanders ordered the State Adjutant General to place units of the battalion on standby alert to meet any danger beyond local authorities' enforcement capability. Savannah police reported widely scattered incidents as evacuation and movement of demonstrators were carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Ai George C Hearn
8Th Artillery
Savannah
College Graduate Held In Slaying
A Hartford data processing trainee, Dennis T. Guay, 22, was held without bail in Hartford on murder charges for the bludgeon slaying of his sister-in-law Ellenmary Fogarty, 20, in Manchester. A bowling pin was the weapon. Fogarty, a 1962 Baypath College graduate and Hartford insurance secretary, was found slain in a second-story bedroom. Police questioned motive. a lab test was pending results. Guay, a University of Connecticut graduate, gave police a statement. authorities called the case very strange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Conn
Apia Beyearald
Guay
James M. Reardon
Mass
Hartford Insurance Company
University of Connecticut
Police
Wide Area Storms Bring Rain and Lightning Across South Plains
Severe weather moved through the South Plains Friday with heavy rains and lightning. Whiteface and Levelland saw storms causing wind gusts up to 60 mph and transformers struck by lightning. Lubbock reported showers after a 96 degree afternoon as moisture totals reached near 1.5 inches in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
South Plains
Whiteface
Levelland
Littlefield
Amherst
Denver City
Seminole
Ropesville
Clovis
Friona
Lubbock
Lufkin
Dalhart
Childress
Alpine
Beaumont ’ Presidio
Bend
Texas
Wink
Mineral
Wells
San Angelo
el Paso
Fort Worth
Midland
Waco
Archer Seeks To Pad Win Streak
New York middleweight Joey Archer, 25, seeks his sixth straight victory tonight at Madison Square Garden. He faces Argentina’s Farid Salim, 26, in a bout expected to showcase Archer’s speedy left jab and overall skill against Salim’s win record and harder right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joey Archer
Macson Square Garden
Darid Salim
Argentina
Archer
Salim
United States
Farid
the Garden
Joey
Denny Moyer
Ilar [Richardson
Victor Zalazar
Salta
Angeliina
Raul Rocha
Ted Wright
Yama Bahama
Taey Clam
Birth notices span Lubbock and West Texas hospitals
A long list of birth announcements from multiple families across Lubbock and West Texas Hospital, detailing newborns weighing from under five pounds to over eight pounds, with fathers employed in local industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and oil. Each entry notes hospital location, time of birth, and parent occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Proctor
Methsts Hospital
Ctrene Seavonal Hank
Ton
Amin Wenaning
Christ
Jimmy
Paul I
Betaine
Stetents Hospital
Siantock Manufacturing Co
Garland Parks
Rane Tush
Asun Wenghing
Tels Pm
Pitas
Weolla
Vommnereial Credit Corp
Archie W Thompson
Lattleneld
al Weating
Enuday
West Tegra Hospital
Scambo
Pil Ses
Aleed Larano
RES
Laub Yard
Pauls Tepanwe
Saiz
Lev Cutie
Silver Astie
Cate Mi Ant
Steven Chenery
Het Lubbock
Don Eddieman
Ave
Taylor Hospital
Taner
Aegon
Gerald Lynn Woolam Ochester
Stunn
Msn
Fray
Mayo Clini
Obert Macha
Weishing
St Mary's Hospital
Dougine
St. Mary's Hospital
Neville Davidson
Thuryslay
Lubbock Osteopathie Hospital
la Inchatumethat
James Leroy Harvey
Lubbock
Neston Oil Co
George Wilson Matthews
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Ark Seston Pam Ingo
Richard Tal
Meson Welkiti
Alm
Metollet Hospital
Jean Emplose
DrKalke Arculture Assoetm
Rufus Wilbur
Goth’ St
West Texas” Hospital
Rindaie Refining
Billy Deck Grimes
Colgate
West ‘Texas Hospital
Vostman
Sherrell
Roy
Sen Weizhing
West ‘Texts Hospital
Thriller
Perry Me Rass Oilfield
Barnett Blames Kennedys For Race Strife in Washington Hearing
Southern governor Barnett accused President Kennedy and Attorney General Kennedy of encouraging demonstrations and civil rights protests. He warned that enacting a new measure would provoke huge white opposition, citing an August Washington rally expected to draw up to 100000 participants. The crowded room heard Monroney challenge the claims while Thurmond pressed for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Monroney
Robert F. Kennedy
Nett
Washington
Big Note
New York
Mississippi
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Attorn
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-Sc
Georgia Commission On
Martin Luther King
King
Aubrey Williams
Southern Conference Education Fund
New Orleans
Abner Berry
Myles Horton
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Highlander School
Daily Worker
Berry
Horton
Williams
Senate
Communist Party
Witne
Thurmond
James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond Va
Reds Barred In Ecuador Amid Junta Takeover
In Quito the military junta that ousted President Arosemena took power and declared martial law with a curfew. It announced presidential elections next year, detained the exiled vice president Reyna Varea Donoso, and began forming a cabinet while promising reform. The United States said it had not yet recognized the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Arosemena
Ramon Castadijon
Vane
Marty Law
Reyna Varea Donoso
Panama
Senate
Vares
Congress
Houston
Tex
Todoreos Gandara
Emniver
Castro Jijon
Luis
Agustin Mora Bowen
Washington
Dpartment
United St
Balloonists Fly North of Dallas
Balloonists including Don Piccard and Dallas executive Jack Kreck rode a three story high orange and white balloon on a 30 minute flight north of Dallas Plano area. The wicker basket clipped a tree top and rose to over 2000 feet as it passed over rush hour traffic before landing about 100 miles from the launch site to help Kreck foster a Dallas balloon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Tex
UPA
Central Expressway
Dallas
Don Piccard
Dallas Packing Company
Jack Kreck
Kreck
Dal
Graham Lawyer Is Disbarred in Texas
UPI reports district judge Truman Roberts disbarred Graham attorney Tom M. Miller for professional misconduct. Miller allegedly induced perjury and aided filing a false affidavit to gain a continuance, and jury found he withdrew over 9,000 dollars of estate funds as a 10 percent commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
UPI
Tom M. Miller
Supreme Court of Tes
Miller
Connally
R. P. Powers
Tyler
Dunagan
Texas ‘House of Representatives
Gilmer
Sellers
Court of Civil Appeals
Yoxarkana
Moore
15Th Judicial District Court
Angelina County
Power
Smith County
Set On Fire Warden Dies In Uprising
A rioting group at a Singapore penal colony killed warden Daniel S. Dutton by eye gouging, fuel dousing, and burning. Guards were attacked. 30 inmates escaped, eight recaptured. Deputy superintendent J. W. Tailford was seized and later in critical condition. Police reinforcements arrived to quell the 400 inmate uprising on Senang Island off Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
UPI
Senang Island
Singpore
Daniel S. Dutton
J. W. Tailford
Tail
Talks LFROM PAGE ONE Speculation on a partial test ban
The article discusses hopes for a partial nuclear test ban linked to a nonaggression pact and notes Khrushchev's note to Macmillan. It covers U.S. views on inspections, the Soviet stance, NATO unity, and Thurmond's critical remarks about concessions to the USSR amid Moscow talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misult
de Kremlin
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Harriman
Nikita Sr. Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Hartiman
Khrushchev
Berlin
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Moscow
East Berlin
State Department
West Germany
United States
NATO
Trap Balted
Thurmond
Barry M. Goldwater
U.S
Harrin
Four Face Hearings In Plainview Money Order Theft Case
Four suspects from Dallas face state and federal charges for passing forged money orders stolen from a Dallas post office sub-station and in Flatview and Lubbock. Bonds set at 10000 each. Suspects identified as Irena Williams 20 Cecil Doyle Sweeten 21 Prince 21 and Jerry Wayne Loo 20. Heavily detailed arraignment plans and transfer to Dallas and Lubbock for recovery of money orders and a machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Plainview
Dallas
Stariz
Ay Irena Williams
Jerry Wayne Loo
Cecil Doyle Sweeten
Prince
Prince and Swerten
Miss Williams and
Lee
Latchhock
Tam
Postil
A.W. Pfanmitler
Amarillo
Plaedehan
Prince and
Sweeten
Planmiller
Waco
Temple
Lved
Austin
John Con
Tyler
Otis
Dunagan Flora Ec
Grove
Misys
Hruris
Big Spring
James 11. Moore
Union Head Gets Prison Sentence
Anthon y Pro ven za no a Teamster leader in New Jersey was sentenced to seven years in federal prison and fined $10,000 for extortion. The judge said he betrayed the interests of the working man he represented. Provenzano, former president of New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council 73, was also a local and international Teamsters official. He vowed to tell the truth on the stand and appealed the sentence after posting $15,000 bail. Bel fast, U S Soldiers wish to remain in Ulster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tony Pro
Provenzano
New Jersey
Jay
New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council 73
Teamers Local
Union City
International ‘Teamsters Union
Robert Shaw
Teamister
Wichita Falls Man Killed In Collision
David C. Garcia, 43, of Wichita Falls died in a head on collision near Oklaunion between Wichita Falls and Vernon. A station wagon and another car collided, three others suffered serious injuries, and the station wagon burned.
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Oklaunion
David C
Garcia
Wichita Falls
Wichitajt Falls
Vernon
Daily Mirror lashes at Elizabeth Taylor fashion
The Daily Mirror columnist Marjorie Proops accuses Elizabeth Taylor of getting fat while praising her beauty. The piece refers to a Paris suit and cushions the critique with compliments, noting fans prefer her classic figure and a more streamlined look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mirror
Elizabeth Taylor
Paris
Liz
Marjorie Proops
Miss Taylor
Tribunal Rules Death For Nine In Absentia
Fort Worth reports a special military tribunal in absentia sentenced nine men tied to a failed revolt in South Vietnam from November 1960. Six defendants were acquitted while 13 others received prison terms. The case included Col Nguyen Chanh Thi and others connected to an airborne brigade.
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UPL
South
Viet Nam
Fort Worth
J. L. Brownlee
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Vietnam
Camboyear
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Maryland Guard General
Sami Vella
Los Angeles
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Charleston
S.C
Cambridge
Gelston
CST
National Guard
Stanley Branche
National Assn
Gloria Richardson
Cambridge Non - Violent Coordinating Committee
Branche
J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Maryland General Assembly
Marsland
Damiona ‘Bras
Ant
Atte Ssn
Enda Te West ‘Texas Hospital
Key Auto Supply Co
Raymond
Prise Harers
Ant Stes
Malina Fiorrs
Luntuck
Bith
Peiday
Kado Lab
Mestan
Ia Sands
Juan Ht
Gauna
Weit
Ant Mes
Melvin Ruyd
Sven
Sea Service
Gerardo
Hassell Ans Purpen
Jeff Duran
Tulane
Fastor
Glan Wester
Joe Gonzalez
ABC
Kennedys
CES
George M. Gelston
The
Land National Guard
Warden
Plaimiller
Frank R. Murs
Federal Reserve Bank
D. Murabove
Texas iHmet Commission
Enginas
Briba
Sec. A
Belfast
USS
Ulster
London Paper
TAY Ivcrease Srey
Tribunal
Eld
Bernie Karl Brown
Guymon
Okla
Sherman County Sheriffs Department
Stratford
Alma
Jeff
Brown
Snider
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