Barry Goldwater Calls Civil Rights Quiet Election Issue
Senator Barry Goldwater, the Republican presidential nominee, suggested civil rights remain a completely quiet question in the campaign. The White House indicated agreement as Goldwater’s patience was taxed by a small group of Nazi sympathizers during a Washington event.
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Riots Prompt NYC Mayor Wagner to Return From Europe
New York City Negroes demonstrated in Harlem on Monday and Mayor Wagner cut short a European trip to handle demands. Acting Mayor Screvane moved to address more requests but civil rights leader James Farmer called the proposals too little and too late.
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Bombs Aboard Cuba Bound Plane Seized By U S Authorities
A two engine Piper plane reported destined for Cuba with four bombs aboard was seized by U S authorities at an airport near Palm Beach. Exiles said the raid was tied to the OAS meeting in Washington. Officials noted a probable violation of new laws.
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Grand Jury to Hear Audit on Tax Office Books
Grand Jury in 99th District Court will meet this morning to hear a preliminary audit report on tax assessor collector office books. CPA J B Cassel, brought in for outside audit, will present findings. county commissioners approved funds and ordered the audit after State Rep J Collier Adams alleged $2000 may be unaccounted for.
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Khrushchev Prepares Warsaw Trip on China Showdown
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev plans a Tuesday flight to Warsaw for strategy talks aimed at pressing a split with Communist China. Officials say the visit also marks Poland marking 20th anniversary of Nazi liberation, with broader diplomacy likely to discuss expelling China from the world Communist movement.
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Younger Generation Jokes Draw Quiet Approval
A light editorial note in the paper pokes fun at the younger generation, calling them a group that never complains. The quip appears in the humor or opinion section, reflecting a playful tone about generational attitudes.
Senate approves 2.5 percent military pay raise
The Senate authorized a flat 2.5 percent boost in basic pay for more than 1.8 million officers and enlisted personnel in all services. The $207.5 million measure targets those with two or more years active duty and awaits House action for final passage. Recruits with less than two years service are excluded from the increase.
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Crusade On Chemicals Stirs Up Bug Experts
Entomologists and related scientists debate agricultural chemical use as a Texas Tech professor decries pesticide practices. The piece notes a broader public push and references Sen. Richard B. Russell and civilian pay boosts in Congress.
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Ousted Sheriff Hammet Vance Pleads Guilty in Forgery Case
Hammet Vance, former Wichita County Sheriff, pleaded guilty to a forgery charge in 30th District Court. Judge Louis T. Holland sentenced him to seven years probation, with other counts to remain on file if terms are met. Vance repaid $281 for a forged expense voucher and was escorted to court by two Texas Rangers after being held on a bench warrant.
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Prayer request from Mrs Amos Pate Littlefield
A concise prayer asks Heavenly Father to guide and walk with believers to glorify the Lord in all actions. It seeks strength to magnify Jesus through deeds words and heart, signed by Mrs Amos Pate of Littlefield.
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Crime rate rise blamed on apathy and leniency
Texas DPS chief Col Homer Garrison Jr and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover linked a 1963 2.5 million serious crime total to public apathy, leniency toward offenders, and waning moral fiber. Houston and Austin officials cited rising crime nationwide and in Texas with 229254 offenses reported locally.
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Tests Eyed By Jurists In Civil Rights Act Challenge
Federal judges in Atlanta began arguments on whether Congress can enact the 1964 Civil Rights Act and apply it to a segregated restaurant owned by Lester Maddox. The panel led by Elbert P. Tuttle debated if discrimination against Negroes affects interstate commerce, with a decision expected after further arguments.
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