California primary undecided voters split between Goldwater and Rockefeller
Undecided voters in California tilt between Goldwater and Rockefeller with Nixon viewed as a possible fallback. In-party dynamics show Rockefeller leading by small margins per polls as 2.9 million GOP and 2.5 million Democrats face a March to the polls.
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Alan Cranston
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New York
California
Oregon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Miller
Lodge
South Viet Nam
San Francisco
Louis Harris
Lubell
Hollywood
Harris
Richard M. Nixon
Denison Kitchel
Kuchel
Ruby to be present at show cause hearing and treatment plan
Ruby will attend the show cause hearing with Dr J W Pickard assisting health officer in his treatment which starts immediately. Eva Grant Ruby's sister says he sometimes goes three days without eating and made seven calls to relatives in Chicago and Detroit amid the election reflections on absentee ballots and a Nixon Kennedy comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Brown
J. W. Pickard
Joe Tonnbillaid
Parkland Hospital
Eva Grant
Chicago
Detroit
Neighbors Replant For Injured Wolfforth Man
In Wolfforth Tommy Lemon lies in Methodist Hospital after an auto crash in Lubbock. Neighbors led by H G Burkett and Don Bell replanted about 163 acres of his cotton farm southeast of town, aided by many locals and hired help, to avert financial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Burkett
Don Belt
Wolfforth Farmers
Tommy Lemon
Lemon
Wolfforth
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Ihail
Here
H. G. Burkett
Don Bell
Fritz Parker
Coy Max Booker
Don Snowden
A. F. Baker
T. Barry Backers
Mote
Billy Boyd
Horace
Durham
Keith Snowden
Myron Jenkins
Pete Ramon
Andy Vas
Sen
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
California
Texas
New York
Johnson
Dallas Racial Protest Continues Outside Cafeteria
Demonstrators outside Piccadilly Cafeteria in downtown Dallas, led by Rev. Earl E. Allen, remained for two hours then dispersed after police warned against blocking doors. About 100 onlookers watched as chants and songs echoed, with plans to resume protests daily, hoping for cafeteria integration.
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Dallas
UPI
Earl E. Allen
Highland Hills
Commerce Street
America
Allen
Congress of Racial Equality
Sign Up Opens For Insurance For Seniors In Texas
AUSTIN UPD Texas 65 Health Insurance Association opened its second open enrollment period for seniors over 65. The plan, legislature approved, provides coverage with minimal paperwork and is underwritten by 64 private Texas companies. Signup runs through June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPD
Texas 65 Health Insurance Association
H. Lewis Reitz
Houston
Texas
Judy Garland Moved From Hospital To Hotel Suite
Judy Garland, 41, left the hospital to recuperate in a hotel after a near fatal pleurisy attack. An around the clock nurse service was ordered as she remains in hospital care following a deep coma. Dr. Lee Siegel, Garland’s physician and medical director for 20th Century Fox, says the ailment is a lower lobe pleurisy infection suffered previously and rules out a heart attack or sleeping pills. Siegel arrived from Los Angeles to supervise care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
UPI
Judy Garland
Singler
Lee Siegel
Miss Garland
United States
Siegel
20Th Century Fox Film Studios
Miss
Bob Hope Receives His Third Honorary Degree
Washington AP report notes Bob Hope, famed entertainer, earned his third honorary doctorate, this time a Doctor of Laws from the University of Wyoming for support of armed forces and charity. The piece also references GOP civil rights positions and a separate note on a Seoul Burma trade pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Bob! Hope
University of Wyoming
Beause
G. D. Humphrey
Hope
Quincy ‘College
Ilinois
Dirksen
Georgetown Uni‘pein
Four Injured In Accidents In City
Four persons were hurt Monday night in two traffic collisions. Louise Pruitt 28 of 704 Ave B was admitted to Methodist Hospital after a car pedestrian mishap at 8 pm in the 200 block of 18th Street. Driver Billie Thomas 2007 B Ash Street identified by police. Three children of George Lee Glazener 28 of 2215 47th Street were injured at 28th Street and Ave Q around 8:45 pm and treated then released. Albert Frank Stephens 28 of 2301 2nd Street drove a vehicle that rear ended Glazener’s car as both headed north on Ave Q.
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Sary Louise Pruitt
Ave
Methodist Hospital
18Th St
Billie Thomas
Ash St
George Lee Glazener
47Th St
28Th St
Ave. Q
Sammy
Debbie
George
Albert Frank Stephens
2Nd St
Glazener
Police Paddy Wagon Hauls Unusual Load of Casket
Police drivers dispatched to the J B Medley residence at 2430 27th Street to pick up a casket, departing from the normal prisoner load Monday night. The improvised task drew attention as the vehicle carried a deceased passenger instead of detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
J. B. Medley
27Th St
Vigilante Talks Rise as City Eyes Train Security
Brooklyn officials propose alarms on subway trains to curb attacks by teen groups and rising violence. Mayor Wagner and police chief plan briefings, while a vigilante movement forms in Crown Heights to supplement policing. Civil rights leaders condemn violence amid growing unrest. A CCTV-like private patrol network expands in the Maccabees area. A separate incident details a rape and murder near a school in Brooklyn. Cambodian leader Sihanouk confirms Chinese support in case of aggression.
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Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Laird
Goldwater
Robert F. Wagner
Michael J. Murphy
Joseph E. O'Grady
Transit Authority
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Manhattan
Edward Dudley
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
Samuel Schrage
Rabbi Schrage
Bedford-Stuyvesant
United States and Soviet Union sign historic pact in ceremony
In Washington a UPI report notes the United States and the Soviet Union signed a consular agreement and agreed to exchange ambassadors. The move broadens relations with the Communist world. The United States also agreed to improve trade with the Soviet bloc and Romania, an Eastern European satellite of Russia since World War I.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Romania
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
U.S. Senate
U.S
Ix Kimacha
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Leningrad
Orade
Amj
United Then
Former Resident Pendergraft To Manage Lubbock Country Club
Former longtime Lubbock Hotel manager Tom Pendergraft has taken the post as manager of the Lubbock Country Club replacing William Hall. He returns to Lubbock after 35 years in West Texas hotels and will bring his wife and two sons, all linked to engineering from Texas Tech, to resume life in a town he says has many wonderful friends.
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Tom Pendergraft
Lubbock
Pendergraft
William Hall
The
Pioneer
West Texas
E Club
Association of Federal Hotels
Dallas
Texas Tech
Trade ties and cultural exchange shift between nations
Agreements outline mutual protections for industrial property and arbitration of disputes while promoting reciprocal trade. US may open a Bucharest trade office and tourist promotion offices. representatives to meet in Washington in 1964 to discuss a new consular treaty and expanded cultural exchanges. Separate remarks cite five Texas officials and stock option gains since 1957, plus Metcalf’s critique of utility rates and land policies.
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Jas
Romania
New York
United States
Bucharest
Washington
Southwestern Public Service
A. R. Watson
Amarillo
C. A. Tatum Jr
Dallas
Dallas Power & Light
Metcalf
Montana
Virginia
Senate
Sim
of the University
Federal Power Commission
Securities and Admissions
Medi- Exchange Commission, Ified Service
Burglaries From Page One
A series of thefts and break ins reported around Lubbock includes damage to heavy construction equipment at Ha cock Stotts Earth Movers on Tahoka Highway with instrument panels damaged fuel lines bent and engines filled with dirt. Tools valued at 50 dollars belonging to Steve B Rodriguez of Fort Worth were stolen from a Kimbell Wholesale Grocery Co site on Avenue G. A Shallowater resident, Doris Ashley, cannot locate a purse after shopping downtown with 242 in checks and 2 in cash missing. Alton Briggs reports 50 feet of garden hose and a 1.98 lawn sprinkler stolen from his yard. James Fisher reports three portable saws stolen from his pickup in the 500 block of Broadway. A tv and radio were missing from Laura Rogers home at 2123 13th Street rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacock & Stotts Earth Movers
Tahoka Hwy
Steve B. Rodriguez
Fort Worth
Kimbell Wholesale Grocery Co
Ave. G
Shallowater
Doris Ashley
Alton Briggs
2Nd St
James Fisher
Rt. 5
Lubbock
Broadway
Laura Rogers
13Th St
Barry Goldwater Gains Nebraska Delegates in Primary
In Nebraska on Monday Barry Goldwater added 10 convention delegates, raising his AP tally to 30. The AP survey shows first ballot allocations by pledges, instructions and state preference with Goldwater leading among listed figures and other contenders including Scranton Lodge Rockefeller Nixon and uncommitted votes.
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Goldwater
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Pierre Salinger
White House
Cou
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nebraska
Associated Press
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot ‘Lodge
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Favorite Sons
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Sec. of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Honolulu
U.S
Southeast Asia
Johnson
McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Honolulu Conference Opens Amid Secrecy Over Southeast Asia Crisis
The report outlines U S options in Southeast Asia as tensions rise near North Viet Nam and Thailand. It notes potential U S actions such as deploying jets along frontiers and projecting naval power. Statements emphasize official caution and possible carrier task group operations.
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Honolulu
Viet Nam
United States
Thailand
Tase
U.S
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
London
UPI
China
Vientiane
Laos
Southeast Asia
Peking
Jas
Britain
Canada
South Viet Nam
Renomination for H R Gross in Iowa GOP primary
Longtime GOP solon H R Gross of Waterloo won renomination to a ninth term in Iowa, facing Ernest J Seemann in a race limited to one incumbent in the 3rd District. Other GOP and Dem candidates advanced to the November ballot as retirement opened the 6th District field.
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Des Moines
Yowa
H. R. Gross
Towa
Gross
Waterloo
Ernest J. Seemann
Fred Schwengel
Davenport
James E. Bromwell
Center’ Point
John Kyi
Bloomfield
Neal Smith
D-Altoona
Ben F. Jensen
Extra
Charles B. Hoeven
Alton
Birth notices recount several newborns with weights and times
A series of birth announcements from multiple Texas hospitals records newborns with weights ranging from about 4 to 9 pounds, times of birth, and parental occupations. Names, places like Methodist and West Texas Hospitals, and affiliated families such as Batyn, Arnold, Rothe, and Serva appear, noting fathers in chemical, manufacturing, and insurance fields.
Rites Slated Today For College Official
Funeral services for longtime University of Texas registrar E. J. Mathews will be held today at 4 30 p.m. at Weed Corley Funeral Home with burial in Austin Memorial Cave.
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Austin Upd
University of Texas
E. J. Mathews
Weed-Corley Funeral Home
Austin Mammial Cave
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Rudge
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Ruby Treatment
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles International
Judy
Garland
Bob Hope
Edmond Lebreton Washington
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Arizona
DEY
Seoul
Korea
Burma
Edward Silver
Medley
Maccabee
Cambodia
Phnom Penn
Norodom Sihanouk
Big Spring
Galveston
New York City
State Department
Navy
G. L. MacGregor
Texas Utilities
W. W. Lynch
Texas Power & Light
H. L. Nichols
Barry
Gop Solon
Hanoi
Mit
Michael Art
St St
Daenter
Techou Latthan-bowell
Arner
Cal
Precinion Devlin Ce
Adaattes
William T. Batyn
Methodist “Hospital
Nana Esuam
Dremene Chena Natio ‘Bank
West Texas Hospital
Furl Hines
Taylor Howie
Wiltsman
Daw Chemical Co
Mtr
Dadla Arnold Tinatan
Ron Weinhing
Deninds
Taylor Hospitel
Kraft Footy, My
Ysidro Rothe
Jems Cormnada
Level Land
Naaut
Lever
Ars
Merced Roiak
Texion
Lauteline
Tae Faber
Gitfora
HikWestern
Kate
Tom Attala
Melton Serva
Rion
Hib
Labbock “Osteopathic Hospital
Moncriel-Lenot Manufacturing Co
Bddie Don Yours
Weizhine
West
Texas Hospital
Waterman Industries
Altoon Mhrier
Levelland
West Tex Hospital
Washingtonational Insurance Co
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