Senate blue laws debate targets items sold Sunday
The article discusses a senate blue laws debate over a list of specific items not to be sold on Sundays. It notes public opinion as a final judge, mentions enforcement nuances for light faults, and lists items like clothing, furniture, appliances, electronics, hardware, and toys. It also covers tax, spending bills, and roles of the House and Senate in proposed measures.
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S Hardeman
Senate
Board of Water Engineers
Texas Water Commission
Curfew reinstated for U S Army Europe troops in Germany
In Elberg Germany AP reports that US Army Europe returns to a curfew from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for soldiers after long tension and ongoing training. Command says the curfew, previously in effect until February last year, aims to ensure discipline and readiness amid rising tensions.
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Elberg
Germany
Us S
Europe
Nickey Cohen Set to Begin 11 Year Tax Evade Term
Mickey Cohen transferred from Los Angeles county jail to Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay to begin an 11 year sentence for income tax evasion. Federal officers previously moved him from a county jail as part of his appeal process. The onetime bookie and former crime figure faces a federal prison term after conviction for tax offenses.
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Washington
Mickey ‘Cohen
Grim Alcatraz
San Francisco
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Cohen
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay
Firms Charged Monopoly In Jet-Cess Barrage
The Justice Department has charged seven firms with monopolizing a chemical process used in servicing oil and gas. The defendants include Borg-Warner Corp and Dresser Industries Inc, accused of restraining competition to move products from reservoir to refinery.
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Justice J Nent
Borg-Warner Corp
Dresser ‘Industries Inc
Penny the elephant faces possible death at Fort Worth Zoo
Penny, a 23 year old elephant and 21 year star, may be put to death if no one accepts her care. Dr Tobias noted she has become too vicious to remain at the zoo and requires a full-time trainer or work to avoid execution. The elephant was bought in 1940 for $2000 from visitor pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
UPI
Penny
Fort Worth Zoo
QO. G. Tobias
Tobias
Zoo
Senate passes six bills to strike organized gambling
Washington AP reports the Senate approved six companion bills to arm the government with new powers to strike at organized gambling and underworld syndicates. The measures, requested by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, now go to the House as Kennedy watched from the gallery.
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Washington
Senate
Res
House
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Births in Lubbock area announced in local notices
A long list of birth announcements from various families in the Lubbock region. Each item notes the parents names and addresses, the newborns weight in pounds and ounces, the time and day of birth, the hospital or clinic, and the father’s occupation or employer. Names include Edwant Lee Johnson, Whit Victory, Robert Johnson, Willie Wilson, Manuel Trevino, Joe Michael Evans, Eddie Eugene Hanpittas, Buddy Leon Ward, Jimmie Puane Taylor, Tassel Williamson, Raskell Seavent, Arnold Reese Village residents, and others, with hospitals such as Methodist, Taylor, Laut Clinic, Reese Air Force Base Hospital, and West Texas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Michael Evans
Texas
Shallowater
Taylor Hospital
Texas Tech
Buddy Leon Ward
Art
McLend
Arnold de
Reese Village
Reese Air, Force Base Hospital
Reese
Charlies P. Pradell
Lubbock
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
James KR
Covert
George Kt
McAdoo Methodists Schedule Revival
The McAdoo Methodist Church plans a revival starting Sunday led by evangelist Cletus B. Beights of Midland. R. E. Nichols will lead singing, Opal Nichols will be pianist, and Gayle Hardy organist. Services are 11 am and 8 pm Sundays, 7 am and 8 pm weekdays, with morning Saturday service omitted. The Rev R H Knight is pastor. An unrelated 1960 patent statistic notes one patent per 4,273 people in the U S.
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Mcadoo
McAdoo Methodist Church
Cletus B. Beights
Midland
R. E. Nichols
Opal Nichols
Gayle Hardy
R.H. Knight
Bourguiba Eyes Red Aid Amid Bizerte Crisis
Tunisian leader Bourguiba seeks allied Red aid as Hammarskjold visits and France faces UN pressure over Bizerte. Khr joint talks may push Arab and developing nations toward closer cooperation while Paris rejects mediation. U.S. Yost backs rapid council resolution and negotiations to evacuate Bizerte base. France defends its actions amid Tunisian accusations of aggression.
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Khalek Khassouna
Tunis
Cairo
Bourguibas
Tunisia
Hammarskjold
Paris
Bourguiba
France
Bizerte
Mongi Slim
Dele
Charles W. Yost
U.S
United States
Council
Platon
Morozov
Hammarskiold
Armand Berard
Berard
United Nations
Pierre Millet
Leopoldo Benites
Ecuador
Security ‘Council
Slim
Havy Ing
Services Set At Orthodox Primitive Baptist Church
A series of services will be held at Orthodox Primitive Baptist Church, 2402 5th St, with Elder John W. Franks of Mountain View Primitive Baptist Church in Brownwood preaching at 11 a.m and 8 p.m today and at 1 a.m Sunday. Also, Mrs. Preston James, 50, 2112 65th Pl, received emergency treatment at Methodist Hospital after a traffic collision at Ave. U and 40th St at 2:05 p.m. Friday.
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Frances Anne Harris
Fred E. Harris
Elgin
Methodist Hospital
Anne
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Teri Morten
Wreather
Ashe Chadine Parkinson
Bill Beddingfield
Erry Echols
John Selby
Orthodox Primitive Baptist Church
5Th St
John W. Franks
Mountain View Primitive Baptist Church
Brownwood
Preston James
Ave. U i
40Th St
Avenue’ U
40Th Street
Joe Porter Bullock
26Th St
Israeli budget up Jerusalem increase to cope with immigration
The Jewish Agency says its budget rose from 30.6 million to 133.2 million dollars to handle a surge in new immigrants.
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Jerusalem
Jewssh Agency
Stuck duck in Cranford finally nabbed after two weeks
A mallard with a tar get arrow through its neck was captured Friday after two weeks eluding would be captors. Veterinarian Mae Richman at Roselle Park Animal Hospital removed a 14 inch shaft and prescribed rest. SPCA agent Dominick Balboa Sr and photographer Robin Still trapped the duck in a three foot net after amateur naturalist Mrs. Robert Seidenwrand fed it daily from Rahway River bank. The arrow likely shot by a juvenile did not pierce major vessels.
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Cranford
Nwi
Mae Richman
Roselle Park Animal Hospital
Dominick Balboa Sr
SPCA
Robin Still
British Commonwealth International News Film Agency
Robert Seidenwrand
Rahway
Tornado Hits Troy and Nearby Towns Cause Heavy Damage
A tornado swept through Troy and nearby area around 10 40 p m lasting about five minutes. It damaged the Lossis Hotel and caused transformer fires and a ruptured gas main. Downtown lights were out over a half hour as police and civilians guarded streets. The Sidney tornado ended in under ten minutes.
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Page
Troy
Public
Lossis
Texas Teachers Adopt Eight Point Physical Fitness Plan
Teachers at the Texas Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation conference in Austin approved an eight point program to boost student fitness in schools. The plan covers 15 minutes of strenuous activity per class, proper body mechanics, lifelong games, sports history, integration with social studies, sportsmanship, emotional control through stress release, and a positive attitude toward activity.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
University of Texas
Kennedy
Mary Alderson
Goldwater Criticizes Muzzle Policy At Texas Legion Meet
UPI report from Houston notes Senator Barry Goldwater accusing the Kennedy administration of muzzling military leaders during the 82nd Texas department American Legion convention. An Air Force reserve officer, Goldwater piloted a T-33 trainer to Houston while returning to Arizona for the weekend amid Berlin crisis tensions.
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Houston
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Goldwater
Texas Department of the American Legion
Air Force Reserve
Arizona
Arizona Republican
Berlin
Milia
Goldwater SH E
AMC profit sharing plan shifts 10 percent to workers
American Motors proposes a profit sharing system giving 10 percent of pre tax profits to a fund for 23 000 hourly workers. Based on 100 million for annual profits the average share would be 340 dollars, with potential 490 dollars if a 3 million insurance surplus is added. AMC notes 103.4 million profits last year and seeks a management rights clause and other reforms. The UAW demands take the whole package, including executive bonuses and customer rebates, under Reuthers 1958 plan.
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Cushman
AMC
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Final Contests In Post Rodeo Slated Tonight
Finals in the Southwestern Championship Junior Rodeo are scheduled tonight. Also on today’s program is the annual Appaloosas Horse Show at 1 p.m. Winners announced from Friday’s performance include calf roping and barrel racing titles across multiple age groups with riders from Hamlin, Waggoner Oklahoma, Carlsbad NM, Fort Worth and Odessa, among others.
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Horse Arena
Ronnie Menniken
Hamlin
Barry Burk
Waggoner
Okla
Barrell
Nderi
Baihy Greenwood
Carlabad
Donna Kinkead
Tuchimesh
Cathy Roberts
Codsbutyn
Amy Harper
Marfa
Hardy
Jock
Fort Worth
Cale Pine
Ronele Flan
Tahoka
Plainview
Cale
Butch Edwards
Odessa
Grady« Pinkett
Ropesville
Frances Greenwood
Carlsbad
Joretta Jones
Labhook
Tody Deatheraxe
Anson
Breghanie Pigton
Carly
Dad
Amy Harper Tahoka
Fabbon
Sapiumy Whatley
Pumpa
Bea Barringinn
Labbuck
Pole
Levelland Boy Dies After Car Strikes His Play Area
A 22 year old Levelland boy Richard Palmer died at South Plains Hospital from head injuries after being struck by a westbound car on Washington Street near Lucille Street. The driver Leroy Franklin 40, also a Levelland Negro, remained at the scene. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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Levelland
Richard Palmer
South Plains Hospital
Lewis Palmer
Lucille Street
South Plains
George Price
Kennedy flies to join wife for birthday at Cape Cod home
President Kennedy returned to his Cape Cod summer home for the fifth weekend in a row to celebrate Jacqueline Kennedy's 32nd birthday. Air Force One landed at Otis Air Force Base in Falmouth at 6 17 p.m. after a one hour flight from Washington. An Army helicopter then ferried the President to the estate in Sound, Nantucket Sound. Mrs Kennedy and the children Caroline 2 and John Jr 8 months are spending the summer there.
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Ivannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Air Force
Otis
Air Force Base
Falmouth
Washington
Nantucket
Emigration urged to ease Formosa population pressure
The Formosa Assembly urged the Chinese Nationalist government to promote emigration to South America to reduce population pressure on Taiwan.
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Formosa
South America
Senate urges stronger military buildup and international burden sharing
Senator Russell pressed a U S arms build up citing defense needs and warned against limiting to conventional weapons. He outlined a reserve call up of 250000 for up to a year with flexible timing and priorities, while Ellender urged allies to share the burden amid defense tensions.
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Russell
Senate
United States
Robert §. McNamara
Ellender
England
France
West Germany
Secretary of Defense
I Yorla
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Coordinating Water Committee
Water Commission
Nickey Cohen
Alcatraz
Star of Zoo
Edwant Lee Johnson
Whit Victory
I Methodist
Ottsi
Rix, Inc
Robert Johnson
Tanbock
Lane Clinic
Willie Wilson
Anton
Manuel Trevino
2Nd St
Laut Clinic
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Eddie Eugene Hanpittas
Axior Hospital
Gibson Discount Center
Jimmie Puane Taylor
Smyer
Tassel Williamson
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Raskell Seaent
Methmirst Hospital
Texas Tavir
Roland Hall
Kine &T
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock First Department
L. W. Bell
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Albuquerque
Bell
15Th St
Big Spring VA Hospital
Roxie - Weathesford
Sidney
Jek
Sandy
Katie Carlock
Bay City
Tex
Gulf
Matagorda Beach
BIG
American Motors
JFK
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