Talks Set As Noon Deadline Looms In TWA Strike Crisis
Kennedy administration pressed for a settlement as flight engineers and the Air Lines Pilots Assn met with TWA representatives. Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg urged haggling overnight with a 6 am CST resumption, while 19,000 ground workers at American Airlines planned a midnight strike. Government moves aimed to prevent flight disruption amid looming walkouts and possible presidential action.
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Aviston Venstat Wiren
Asher Schwartz
New York
Kennedy
TWA
Transport Workers Union
Aft-Cio
American Airlines
Severe Panhandle Storms Rake West Texas Capsize Dam Threat
A violent line of storms struck the Panhandle and South Plains with winds up to 100 mph in the Quanah area, hail the size of baseballs, and flooding that threatened an earthen dam at Lake McClellan. Quanh and Childress reported heavy damage including shattered windows, uprooted trees, and a dangerous gas explosion in a storm cellar.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Childress-Quanzic
McLean
Wichita Falls
Quanah
Nke McClellan
Wy Ave
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Canyon
Palo Duro Creek
United Press International
West Texas
Quianah
Childress
Wichita
Falls
Quanith
Meier 2
U.S
Bean Enters Guilty Plea In Tax Charge
United Press Internationals report notes James Bean a former Democratic candidate for Congress pleaded guilty to five years of failing to file federal income tax returns from 1956 to 1960. Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. ordered sentencing for June 27. Bean could face up to five years plus a 50 civil fraud penalty and 6 percent interest. He plans to resign as judge later this week. Bean admitted not filing returns since 1962 and claimed tax withholdings made the government owe him money, a position the judge rejected. Mrs Bean was not indicted as a co defendant.
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United Press Internation
Ustin
el Paso
Woodrow
Congress
Ben H. Rice Jr
Bean
Hean
Big U S Nuclear Test Delayed Another Day
Cloud cover over Johnston Island postponed the United States large nuclear test blast in the Pacific for at least 24 hours. The detonation, the biggest planned in the current Pacific series, was moved from Monday night Hawaii time to between Tuesday and Wednesday morning EST.
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Honolulu
Johnston Island
United States
Hawaii
HS Pan
Lawsuit Alleges IRS Seizure of 250 Million in Dallas Case
Chesley Hathcock of Yuba City sues in U S District Court for an accounting of 250 million in money and property seized by the Internal Revenue Service. Defendants include Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon and IRS officials over alleged impounded cash and assets from banks and investments abroad.
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Pasu
Las
California
U.S. District Court
Internal Revenue Service
David C. McCord
Dallas
Chesley E. Kaplan
Campbell
Hathcock
Yuba City
Florence Chastain
Fannie Chastain
Theodore Lockhart
Russell EF. iPatrick
Alian Society of America
Reno
New
Lockhart
San Francisco
Sacramento
IRS
McCord
Rabbits Seeks Homes After College Lawn Sighting
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals official Tynan appeals for homes for 48 rabbits found on Trinity College lawns. Forty does expected to litter in about four weeks. three months in holding is required if unclaimed, others may be sold or destroyed. A separate note reports Great Plains Pipe Line Co. winning a $2 million contract to extend Sémi le line from Moses Lake to Larson Air Force Base.
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England
Royal Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Antey ‘Tynan
RSPCA
Trinity College
Tynan
College
Houston (Ap
Great Plains Pipe Line Co
Lubbock
Yellowstone Pipe Line Co
Moses Lake, Wash
Larson] Air Force Base
Winds Smash Windows and Topple Trees in City
Avalanches of wind battered the city causing plate glass windows to shatter at Latham's and Spears Furniture, with damage totals around $600 to $1,000. Trees were uprooted and signs blown down while electrical lines sagged across streets. Multiple businesses reported broken panes and interior damage as gusts up to six miles per hour swept through Monday night.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
Latham
Park Centra
Spears
W. M. Smith
Heath
Page & Xee
Riots at St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary Leave One Dead
Grim guards patrol wreckage as 1 200 inmates sparked a fierce riot at the Canadian prison. One prisoner died after rifle fire and 27 were wounded. 650 others slept in the yard amid 30 degree cold. A board of inquiry will investigate the uprising.
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Associated Press
TREAL
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Canada
Allen J. MacLeod
Federal Penitentiaries
Willl
Bonviets
Prayer of Gratitude for Kindness in Youth
An anonymous prayer expresses gratitude for kindness received early in life and asks for ongoing love and service as elders grow. It seeks grace to offer helpful hands and care in their days ahead.
Weather map summary for Lubbock vicinity
Partly cloudy and mild conditions with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Southeasterly winds 15 to 20 mph. High temperatures in the 90s.
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Lubbock
Severe Storm Hits Panhandle Cities With Hail and Damage
A late Monday storm brought 2.50 inches of rain to the Vernon Wichita Falls area, ripping roofs from houses and toppled trailer homes. Four women and children were injured by flying glass near Sheppard AFB, while Amarillo logged up to 4.39 inches of rain in 24 hours. Power outages and damaged garages followed in Wichita Falls and Vernon as high winds and golf ball sized hail swept the region.
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A. E. Stephens
Stephens
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Flying Glass i
Vernon
Wichita
Panhandle
Amarillo
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U.S. Forestry Service
McClean
Warner Phillips
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Bryant
Lass McCarty
Cry
Abernathy
Amherst
Crosbyton St
Earth
Farwell
Floydada
Hart Shalow
Everland
Littlefield
Lockney
Matador
Ralls
Roaring Springs
Reese Afb
Shallowater
Silverton
Slaton
Springlake
Spur
Sudan
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