States move on fair employment laws and federal role
The Senate leadership amendments allow state action before federal enforcement in the civil rights bill. Thirty states already have fair employment laws, with New York first in 1945 and Hawaii, Iowa, Vermont latest in 1962. Supporters say the shift strengthens state administration while preserving potential federal action if needed. A study cited NAACP says state FEPCs struggle with shifting Black employment patterns and suffer from timid appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Ken
South
New York
New Jersey
Hae
Waii
Iowa
Vermont
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
FEPC
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Constitution Party to hear Gov Wallace in Dallas meeting
Gov George Wallace plans to address the Texas Constitution Party convention in Dallas Tuesday as part of a bid to boost his campaign for pledged electors from southern states. Barry Goldwater also planned to speak in Dallas at the same time as Wallace, while the Conservative Party would elect delegates to a Chicago council convention. The piece also notes discussions of an imagined federal equal employment opportunities bill and contrasts state and federal enforcement approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPD
Alabama
iGov
George Wallace
U.S
Constitution Party
Dallas
Texas
Bart Logan
San Antonio
Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Chats
Aver
National Conservative Council
Goldwater
Logan
Chicago
Oklahoma Woman Dies in Lubbock Highway Crash
Lola Marie Hill, 68, of Altus Oklahoma, was killed when her car skidded and broadsided another vehicle on U S Highway 287 west of Wichita Falls Texas. Survived by a son Warren Calvin Aldrich and five sisters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under Jet Rix Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resthaven
Memorial Park
Jet Rix
Aldrich
Lubbock Osteo
Warren Calvin Aldrich
Long Beach
Calif
Dolly Ash
Troy E. West
2Nd St
Wichita Falls
UPI
Ann Lubbock
Marvin Star
Oklahoma
Iillings
Miles
L. C. Davis
Tulsa
Ann Rainslick
Westmoreland
Oklahoma City
Bill Lane
Marietta
Okla
Lola Marie Hill
J. J. Yarberry
Dodge 68
Altus
City
Kan
J.C
Bethania Hospital
Richmond
Turlock
Cecil Gipson
Chari
Gipson
Perryton
Raymond Gipson
Leon
Pilot Killed In Fort Worth Plane Crash
Fort Worth police report a student pilot J Harold McGregor 42 a General Dynamics supervisor died when his Cessna 140 crashed during a landing attempt near a Negri housing development He was hurled from the aircraft and killed instantly A note in his car addressed to his wife and daughter said Am going all the way and God will forgive me Some details tied to a separate court action and Russia talk were noted but not detailed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
J. Harold McGregor
General Dynamics
Justice of the Peace
J. Boorman
Poorman
Russia
McGregor
Stat A. Gooch
Tarrant County
Associated
Meredith
Associated Press
Oxford
Miss
Nev
Ross Barnett
University of James Meredith
Gooch
John
Birch Society
Walker
Mississippi
America's First Polaris-Firing Sub Comes Home
America's first Polaris missile firing submarine George Washington returns to New London Connecticut after a 3.5 year patrol period. Families and officers welcome the unaffiliated vessel with cheers as she prepares for a yearlong atom reactor upgrade following 15 patrols and over 100000 submerged miles.
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New London
Conn
America
George Washington
John Sturgeon
Canterbury
Blue
U S and Soviet Union to discuss global space link
The United States and the Soviet Union agreed to start negotiations on a global communications network using coordinated satellite use. Talks to open Monday in Moscow will not involve joint launches but aim at sharing satellite capabilities and weather data and space medicine findings from each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Mosquitoes Target Of Gulf Coast Crews
Gulf Coast mosquito control crews will continue spraying as swarms from marshy areas threaten the region for weeks. Officials cited eggs in stagnant water and recent hatching. Port Arthur workers fled active work sites as dusting and spraying proceed daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Port Arthur
Walker
Negroes Enter Class Quietly at Northeast Louisiana
In Monroe Louisiana three Negro students began classes at Northeast Louisiana State College. Leo Samuel Saucer a 22 year old biology major from Monroe enrolled Thursday. Coed Sarah Louise McCoy enrolled Wednesday under a 5th Circuit Court order. Saucer's brother Bobby also registered Wednesday. They are the first black students to attend a desegregated northern Louisiana college.
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Monroe
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Leo Samuel Saucer
Ing. Saucer
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Sarah Louise McCoy
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Saucer
Bobby
Louisiana
Theft Report From Bud Baker Station and Nearby Addresses
Police report thefts totaling nearly $500 across multiple properties. Bud Baker’s Shamrock Service Station on Ave A lost $285 in cash and checks. Mike Fondy on Ave P Apt 9 claimed about $45 stolen from their residence. Theodore Phea on St reported license tags CA 8394 missing. portable air conditioner taken from 2209 ith St. two tires and wheels stolen from a truck. vandalism involved two autos with rear windows shot out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Baker
Shamrock
Ave. A
Baker
Mike Fondy
David Carroll
Ave. P. Apt
E.R. Bal
55Th St
Ith St
Theodore Phea
Ranos Rolfe
Slaton
C. M. Sparkman
35Th St
Wiliam FE
Hoover
Crosbyton Man Dies in Arizona One-Car Turnover
James Wilton Siegler, a Crosbyton resident and World War II veteran, was killed in a one-car crash near Safford Arizona early Thursday. He died at Safford hospital. body to be returned to Crosbyton for funeral arrangements. Survivors include a son, four daughters, two brothers, a sister, and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
James Wilton Kg Oesi
Labbock
Eden
Safford
Ariz
Siegler
California
Safford Hospital
King Funeral Home
White Flat
Jameal Henry
Pat Reams
26Th St
R. W. Gritfin, Jr
E. Colgate
Sim ‘Heard
39Th St
Sandral Stegler
Lubbock
Weldon Stegler
McAdoo
Alton Stegler
Georgia Mae’ Grace
Yucca Valley
Calif
Rites Set For Mrs. Langer in Bovina
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Langer 72 longtime Bovina resident will be at St. Ann's Catholic Church with Fr. Claver Giblin officiating Burial will follow in Bovina Cemetery under Cla Vern Funeral Home Friona She died at Palmer County Community Hospital Friona after a week as she moved to the area in 1918 from Plainview Minnesota Survivors include husband Joe two daughters Clyde Blaylock and Elton Venable both of Bovina two sons Fred of Bovina and Joe Lawrence of Muleshoe a brother Ed Lyons Plainview Minnesota seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Langer
Pioneer Area
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Claver Giblin
Bovina Cemetery
Clavern
Plainview
Minn
Crosby Youth Rites Slated Timely for Ernie Cash
Crosbyton special report notes 16 year old Ernie Gene Cash a Crosbyton High School junior football player died by drowning during a lake outing at Hulah Dam Lake Oklahoma. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m at Church of Christ Crosbyton with Carl Maples Broken Arrow officiating burial in Crosbyton Cemetery under King Funeral Home direction. Cash was found in ten feet of water fifteen feet from shore while his parents Mr and Mrs Dee Cash were visiting Pawhuska. Other youths said he tried to swim a draw then disappeared after calling for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Ernie Gene Cash
Hulah Dam Lake
Okla
Christ Here
Carl Maples
Broken Arrow
Bill Bryant
Will Aisit
Crosbyton Cemetery
King Funeral Home
Crosbyton High School
Pawhuska
Dee Cash
Rites Pend For Mrs Bethel in Lamesa
Mrs Lucy T Bethel died Thursday afternoon at her home 902 N St in Starr Denton Survivors include husband W H Bethel parents and a brother Kelly of Crosbyton and Floydada pioneer Genell Bethel moved to Lamesa from Floydada after living 60 years She taught in Floydada and her husband preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Lucy T. Bethel
Ardent
Rites for M. B. Howard Held Saturday
M B Howard aged 78 died at home Thursday evening in Lubbock area. Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 am in Rixy Chapel with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include two nieces Maria Abernathy and Gaol Bare and a son Reidy Bethel with grandson Donald Bethel. Services are pending at Branon Philips Funeral Home. Kenya unveils six year 887.6 million development plan to raise agriculture industry and tourism aimed at yearly family income of 560 by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Howard
Ath St
Rixiy ‘Chapel
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix
Rix Howard
Taalou
Lubbock
Gobm L
Maria, Abernathy
C. Bare
Reidy Bethel
Lamesaaer
Charles Smith
Wichita Falls
Donald Bethel
Lamesa
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Nairobi
Kenya
Rites Planned for P A Altman of Enochs Community
Morton Texas special. P A Altman 60 of Enochs community died Thursday in Littlefield Hospital. Funeral set for Saturday 3 PM at Enochs Baptist Church with Rev J J Terry and Rev Bill Hobson officiating. Burial in Enochs Cemetery under Singleton Funeral Home. Survived by wife Alma one son Wayland four daughters plus many relatives and 13 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
P. A
Dude) Altman
Enochs
Enochs Baptist Church
J. J. Terry
Bill Hobson
Missionary Baptist Church
Enochs Cemetery
Singleston
Morton. Altman
van Zandt County
Littlefield
Alma
Wayland
Maple
Kenneth Coats
R. H. Baker
Dick Byrum
Tucumcari
N. M
M Harrold
Lloyd Crosby
Tranquilizers and public health critique quoted
The excerpt cites exhortations to fear not and seek relief through tranquilizers. It contrasts national wealth with rising consumption of pills, private planes, and entertainment, citing scripture and a speaker named Julien C. Hyer. The piece questions American reliance on pills to cope with fear and tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Julien C. Hyer
Pioneer Resident Mrs Payne Dies at Quitaque
Susan Elle Zenora Payne a pioneer resident of Quitaque died at 5 10 a m Thursday in Stanley Clinic Matador after a two day illness She was born in Lone Oak married Cecil Payne in 1905 The family moved to Quitaque in 1912 She joined Fairmont Baptist Church at 17 Survived by husband seven sons Archie W Lockney H E Silverton E F C C W C R O Bill and two daughters Francis Martin Portales NM W R Weems Carlsbad NM and E S Stockton Cecil Reagan Quitaque a sister Mrs Ernest Mosley Quitaque 25 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Pallbearers named
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Quitaque
Susan Elle Zenora
Payne
Quitac Joe
Fairmont Baptist Church
Bec Iynn
Ass G. Johnson
Roberts Funeral Home
Cecil Payne
The
Baptist Church
Fairmont
Silverton
Francis Martin
Portales
N.M
W. R. Weems
Carlsbad
E. S. Stockton
Cecil Reagan
Ernest Mosley
Willie Grayson
Dick Taylor
Elmer Lanhan
James Brunson
Ville Cobb
Doyle Ramsey
Mrs Howell's Funeral Today in Parkview Baptist Church
Funeral services for Mrs Lucille Howell are set for 9 30 a m today at Parkview Baptist Church with Coffman pastor and H Berry Jr assisting. Graveside rites follow at 5 p m in Grandfield Oklahoma Cemetery. She died Wednesday at home. Survived by Ira her husband a daughter Karen Berry Amherst a grandson and four brothers and four sisters living in Oklahoma and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Lucille Howell
Parkview Baptist Church
Coffman
A H. Berry Jr
Grandfield
Okla
Hammons
Howell
Ira
Karen Berry
Amherst
Oma Grimes
Oklahoma City
Leon Grimes
A. J. Grimes
Wichita Falls
Velma Grimes
Vera Grimes
Lela Howell
Merle Oakley
Hollister
Rites Saturday For Mrs Perry on South Plains
Mrs Perry wife of Ray C Perry pastor, will be laid to rest Saturday at Ropesville after years serving church missions on the South Plains. Survivors include her husband and Mary Jane Cato of Post amid memorials established for cancer research funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sed Palmer
Ron C. Perry
Ropesville
South Plains
Mary Jane Cato
Post
Geng
Perry
Cancer Research Fund
Services Set Today for Mrs Billye Jean Watson Gray
Services for Mrs. Billye Jean Watson Gray age 31 will be at 10 30 a m today at the First Baptist Church with Rev Milo B Arbuckle officiating Burial will be in Lamesa Memorial Park under direction of Branon Philips Funeral Home Bangkok Production has begun at the new tire factory in Thailand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Billye Jean Watson Gray
First Baptist Church
Milo B. Arbuckle
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Hidden cause of stomach distress and Sal Hepatica
A health ad explains common stomach distress from a temporary intestinal slowdown. It promotes Sparkling Sal Hepatica as an antacid laxative that quickly relieves gas pains and sourness, then helps move intestinal wastes for a feeling of freshness and regularity.
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Gov. Wallace
Sky
Broadway Church
Christ
Moscow
Mrs. Langer
Bovina
Crosby
Mrs. Bethel
M. B. Howard
P. A. Altman
Ery
Resthaven Memorial Park and Mausoleum
Phegherd
Pioneer
Mrs. Wayne Perry
Mrs. Howell
Mrs. Perry
Bangkok
Thailand
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock-area
Main Street
Lubbock, Texas
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