Telegraphers Won’t Strike Ends Impending Walkout
Washington AP reports a settlement between West Union and telegraphers averted a threatened nation wide strike. AFL CIO Commercial Telegraphers Union leader E L Hageman said there will be no strike and a written contract will follow in a few days. Pay rises of six cents an hour now and seven cents next June 1 plus higher pensions and four weeks vacation after 20 years are included.
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Washington
West Union
E. L. Hageman
Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Hageman
The Real Lawrence of Arabia in Reader's Digest
LoweLy Thomas presents a fresh portrait of T E Lawrence in the June Reader's Digest book section detailing his personal life and career. The piece notes Lawrence valued secrecy and promises readers inside information in the magazine on sale now.
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LoweLy Thomas
Lawrence
Reader’s Digest
Night Protests Stir St Augustine Racial Tension
In St Augustine Florida federal court sought to enforce a ban on night marches amid racial unrest. Demonstrators filed for an injunction as city officials debated curfew measures and parking restrictions after 9 p m in the downtown area. Nearby Birmingham N C pickets protested police actions involving a Black motorist. A Mississippi Black Senate candidate sued challenging a state law she says hinders Black voters. Red China welcomed Tung Chih ping to Formosa after his defection seeking asylum.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
St. Augustine
Atlantic
Here
Birmingham
Ala
City Hall
Albert Boutwell
U.S. Senate
Mississippi
Victoria Gray
John Stennis
Taipei
Formosa
China
Tung Chih-ping
Tung
Usumbura
Burundi
U.S
11 000 Visit Space Exhibit At Texas Tech Museum
Texas Tech museum officials said 11 000 visitors viewed From Arrowheads to Aerospace, the seven week show sponsored by NASA and space industries, the largest of its kind in Lubbock. Four door prize winners were chosen by the Tech computer center from visitor cards. prizes include a re entry nose cone segment, a long distance call, a Litton fiberglass globe, and Libby food package. Winners will be announced Wednesday morning.
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Museum of Texas ‘Tech
Tech
W. C. Holden
Jerry Parsons
John Bradford
School of Engineering
Texas Tech Museum
National Aeronautics and Space’ Administration
Lubboc
Computer Center At
General Electric
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Litton Industries, Inc
Libby, McNeil and Libby
NASA
Negro Named In Shooting Charge at Harlem Grill
T W McClenton a 49 year old resident of 1708 Ave B was charged with assault with intent to murder after a Saturday shooting at Harlem Grill 1702 Ave C James King 37 was seriously wounded in the left side and listed in fair condition Monday night McClenton bond was set at 7500 and he remained jailed in Lubbock County He has a probationary prison term from an August 1960 attempted murder case and earlier murder charges against him were dismissed for lack of witnesses A separate shooting at 32nd Street left Boyd Hamlin 29 seriously wounded but police released a 45 year old man without charges
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T. W. McClenton
1708 Ave. B
Harlem Grill
1702 Ave. C
James King
Shallowater Negro
McClenton
Justice For the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Lubbock County
Asst. Dist. Atty
Bill LauBach
Richard Lee
Thomas
Galveston
Lubbock
Boyd Hamlin
46Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Hamlin
Thomas E. Booker Jr
Girl Taken From Home Of Atheist By Court Ruling
In Baltimore a 11 year old girl living with an atheist household was placed in the custody of her aunt and uncle after a petition by her father alleging she was steered away from Judaism. Judge James K Cilton ordered Susan Abramovitz placed with Mr and Mrs Arthur Norman Brehms.
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Baltimore
UPI
U. S. Supreme Court
Leonard J. Abramovitz
Susan
Madalyn E. Murray
Abramovitz
State hopefuls pushing campaigns in pre election push
Republican and Democratic candidates trade pre election charges as Texas politics focus on the June runoff. At Fort Worth and Dallas events, Cox accuses Bush of aiding foreign policy failures while Bush supporters defend veterans programs and vow to back the president's policies.
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U.S. Senate
Jdate
George Bush
Robert W
Baker
Inmary
Jack Cox
Bush
Houston
U.S
Iponent
Joe Pool
Ralph Yarborough
Katy
United
Korea
Nam
Texas
Cox
Viet Nam
Tin
Grams
Intel
Justice Department
Bank in Monroe issues wooden nickels triggering mint complaint
The First National Bank of Monroe Wisconsin recalled its wooden five cent pieces after 20,000 were issued due to metal shortages. The bank cannot redeem hundreds of orders and supplies have run out as customers hoard the coins, drawing the Treasury Department’s ire for overstepping federal authority. The coins, intended for local use, have circulated nationwide from Texas to Canada and New England.
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Monroe, Wis
UPI
First National Bank of
Monroe
Wis
U. S
Bank
Edward M. Adam Sunday
Adams
Treasury Department
Sam
Adam
Texas
Canada
California
New England
Plane crash near Leon Valley kills woman and injures four
A private single engine plane carrying five people to Bandera dragged its tail across a makeshift landing strip and crashed into a live oak near Leon Valley. A 45 year old woman from Helotes died and four others were injured, three critically including the pilot and a school principal. The craft owned by Fort Sam Houston Flying Club had just undergone a 100 year check up. All aboard were connected to the Leon Valley School system. A witness, Sgt. August Paz of Kelly AFB, helped extract victims. In a separate note, five prisoners at Leopoldville’s model prison reportedly tried to blow down a wall to escape, causing little damage.
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San Antonio
UPD
Bandera
Laurine Wolf
Helotes
W. B. Hauk
Fort Sam Houston Flying Lab
Leon Valley School System
Joyce Casey Skipper
Douglas Drury
Robert Adair
Leon Valley School
Baptist Hospital
Herman Banks
August Paz
Kelly Afb
Leon Valley
Pat
Fainting linked to fashion and blood pressure at Blair Clinic
A 32 year old mother visited Blair Chiropractic Clinic in Lubbock Texas for fainting and related symptoms. Spinal analysis reportedly pinpointed prior trouble. after several months of treatment her blood pressure stabilized at 116 over 78 and she reported no fainting spells and feeling wonderful.
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Blair Chiropractic Clinic
Blair Aon Ave
Lubbock
Texas
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New Home
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Head
Parme Chemical Co
Tahoke
Tahoka Coop
Ole
Tahoka
Nboks Food & Seed, Inc
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Wellforth
Taylon Evane Co
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New Mexico
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Yarborough
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