McNamara and Mahon clash over defense funds bill
McNamara and Mahon clash over defense funds with Rs70 project funds cited as insufficient for three test planes and possible Dynasoar scrapping. The committee trimmed military personnel funding by about 1 percent, keeping manpower at 2,695,000. The RF 4C reconnaissance aircraft funding was cut to slow procurement amid development issues. Cannon said the panel united to back the defense program for international reasons. The bill goes to House debate Tuesday with expected passage Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Defense Department
Air Force
Defense Department Information Office
Mahon
House
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Protestants Back Paul VI Choice for Pope
Protestant leaders hail Pope Paul VI selection as a continuation of renewal and spiritual depth. Rev Dr Douglas Horton and Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath praise the choice, while Catholic bishops in Baltimore Portland and San Francisco foresee steady progress and broad outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Horton
Harvard Divinity School
Maurice N. Ejisendrath
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Pope Paul
Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
Daniel J. Feeney
Portland
Paul VI
San Francisco
James A. Pike
John XXIII
Goldwater Maintains Stance on Civil Rights Cloture
Senator Barry Goldwater says he slightly shifted his civil rights views on education but will not support cloture to end a southern filibuster. He opposes the public accommodations section, calls the measure too broad, and favors rights without blocking them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
Los Angeles
UPS
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
Congress
Lamesa Rodeo to Name Queen as $5,000 Prize Pool Totals
At the three day Western event in Lamesa about 3,000 fans watched Friday action. Winners include Cotton Wheat in Wild Mare, J L Hedrick and others in calf roping, Don Hurt in bareback bronc, and Jim Brock in saddle bronc. Girls barrel race tied between Marie Voss and Gladys Pinkett with Margaret Brewer nearby. Team tying results feature Crosby and Lipscomb, Sawyers and Johnson, and Robertson and Lawrence.
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Cotton Wheat
J. L. Hedrick
Post
Frank Minnix
Eunice
N.M
Bill Phinzy
Lamesa
Don Hurt
Seymour
Sidney Johnson
Snyder
Jackie Applewhite
Tohoka
Lubbock Cowboys
Jim Brock
Lubbock
Harold Williams
Canyon
Marie Voss
Gladys Pinkett
Ropesville
Margaret Brewer
Bing Crosby
Horace Lipscomb
Christoval
J. L. Sawyers
Bob Johnson
Midland
Don Robertson
Troy Lawrence
Pecos
Bill Phinty
Peewee Shortes
Rube Smith
David McMath
A&M Board Expected To Act On Rudder Proposals
A&M board of directors planned action on Maj. Gen. Earl Rudder’s recommendation to eliminate the cadet commandant position held by Col. Joe Davis and seven of ten tactical officers. The board would also consider Rudder’s push for a doctor’s degree in agriculture engineering and a master’s in urban planning.
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College Station
Texas A&m College
Earl Rudder
Rudder
A&m
Col
Joe Davis
Soviet Doctor Says Women Fit for Space Travel
Dr Mikhail Yemelianov told a Soviet newspaper that medical tests on Valentina Tereshkova show women can endure space missions as well as men. He said the physiological peculiarities of women do not hinder space travel and functions are not impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Valentina Tereshkova
Mikhail Yemelianov
Runaway 14 Year Old Seeks Job At Bandera Dude Ranch
David Paul Levin of the Bronx, a 14 year old discharged from the Air Force for fraudulent enlistment, ran away from his parents and appeared Friday at Lost Valley Resort Ranch in Bandera Texas seeking work. Police held him for his parents. He had been hospitalized at Lackland Base for amnesia.
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Bandera
Tex
UPI
New York
Air Force
David Paul Levin
Bronx
David Paul
San Antonio
David Levin Sr
Lost Valley Resort Ranch
Lackland Air Force Base
Births List With Names Weights And Times
A long list from Methodist and Reese bases logs multiple births including Ronald Mulberry and Dorse Lee Halsey with sons and daughters bornFriday. Parents occupations include baker civil service worker farmer and building contractor with locations in Lubbock West Carlisle and Idalou.
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Dorse Lee Halsey
West Carlisle
Methodist Hospital
Civil Service
Tech's Dean Allen to Attend NASPA Session
James G. Allen dean of student life at Texas Tech will attend the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators annual meeting at Northwestern University Evanston Illinois June 25 28 A seminar and workshop June 23 25 will feature him as a resource person The event is a Commission II project modeled on Harvard Case Seminars sponsored by the association
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James G. Allen
Texas Tech
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators
Northwestern University
Evanston
Dean Allen
Commission II
Association
Harvard
Los Angeles Set for Race Demonstrations Early This Week
Negro leaders said mass demonstrations and economic sanctions will begin Monday in Los Angeles to press for total integration and equal rights. They kept details secret after threatening Birmingham-like actions unless progress is made within 10 days. They expressed dissatisfaction after talks with a county commission.
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Los Angeles
Cuba Infiltration Reports Stir Conflicting Claims
U S officials questioned Havana landings by anti Castro groups as exaggerated while lawmakers cite larger figures. The State Department denied sizable infiltrations and warned against inflated claims that could aid anti Castro forces. Some representatives pushed for tougher U S warnings to Moscow amid internal Cuba tensions.
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Stinson
Kennedy
Red Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Phillips
U.S
Florida
State Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Heat Records and Storm Reports across Central Texas
Weather across Central and Eastern Texas shows scattered storms with no major temp changes as Presidio hits 109 for the third day and Laredo reaches 101. Galveston rain continues with .16 inches by noon, winds up to 70 mph, and lightning observed. Texas City records 6.7 inches of rain, Addicks 7.45 inches. Paris Columbia records will begin production in France.
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Sabinal
Texas
Presidio
Laredo
South Plains- Panhandle
Galveston
Texas City
Addicks
Houston
Harris County
Admiral Rickover to remain in Navy after retirement
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover will stay in his post and rank after reaching the mandatory retirement age next winter. Navy Secretary Fred Korth announced that Rickover will be recalled to active duty at age 64 to continue directing the Nuclear Power Division while drawing a vice admiral salary.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Fred Korth
Korth
Rickover
Bureau of Ships
Congress
Navy Selection Board
Adm
United States
Free World
Lisa Dianne Dickey to return home after hospital stay
Four week old Lisa Dianne Dickey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Dickey of Lubbock, is going home today from West Texas Hospital. Lisa shares a May 29 birthday with John F. Kennedy and has drawn the notice of her family, doctors, staff, and even someone at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
West Texas Hospital
White House
Rudolph Dickey
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Lisa Dianne
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Oy
Birth Announcement Brings White House Note During Family's Trial
A newborn in a Michigan family sparked a surprise White House card from the President and Mrs Kennedy. The infant was later diagnosed with meningitis, spent weeks in isolation, but recovered to a nine pound healthy girl with brunette hair and blue eyes as the family prepares to take her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Lisa
Senators Clash Over Kennedy Civil Rights Proposals
Senate debates Kennedy civil rights plan with Javits supporting limited public accommodations change and Dirksen backing most provisions but opposing mandatory enforcement. Mansfield and Magnuson push a separate bill focusing on administration public accommodations proposals.
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Attorney General
Goldwater
Javits
Dirksen
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Policeman's Slayer Sentenced 12 Years
Fort Worth Texas Troy Allen Fuller 24 was found guilty of shooting and killing Policeman Sherrill King outside a Jacksboro Highway tavern on March 13. The jury sentenced him to 12 years in prison. Two of Fuller's sisters collapsed outside the courtroom. Court-appointed lawyers called the verdict a victory and said they will not appeal. The state had sought the death penalty.
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Fort Worth
UPS
Troy Allen Fuller
Fuller
Sherrill King
Jacksboro Highway
Brezhnev Promoted To Key Post In Soviet Communist Party
In Moscow Brezhnev was named secretary of the Communist Party Secretariat joining Nikolai Podgorny. The move positions him as a leading contender to succeed Premier Khrushchev and potentially head of government. Podgorny and four other Presidium members also hold secretariat duties.
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Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Central Committee
Kremlin
Sergio Varantsov
Oleg Penkovsky
Salken Daulenov
Kazakhstan
Izvestia
Tass
China
Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Boris Ponomarev
Yuri Andropov
Podgorny
Ukraine
Frol R. Kozlov
Forbidden zones around Berlin tighten East West borders
East Germany declared restricted zones along 76 miles of the frontier and 25 miles of the Berlin Wall to curb escapes and cut contact with West Berlin. The zones extend 545 yards inland and 109 yards along the wall, banning living or visiting without passes and barring all foreigners. President Kennedy’s West Berlin visit next Wednesday will be hard to glimpse from the interior.
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George Boultwood
Berlin
East Germany
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Kennedy
Gas Up spacex: Moon and Mars fuel stations eyed
U S scientist Robert Hibbard told the 6th World Petroleum Congress that space vehicles may refuel at moon and Mars service stations. He suggested storing energy sources on the moon or in orbit for roving lunar vehicles and even food supply, while noting hydrocarbons have radiation resistant uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. Skelton
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Moon
Mars
Robert R. Hibbard
Cleveland
Ohio
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Macmillan orders judicial probe into Profumo scandal
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced in the House of Commons that a judicial inquiry would be conducted into the Profumo security affair. He argued such a probe is needed to uncover damaging claims that could harm both sides of Parliament, while Labour leaders urged a House select committee instead.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
House of Commons
Labor Party
House
Harold Wilson
Texan Says Cigarette Filters Are Gimmick
A Baylor University physician, Dr Daniel E Jenkins, said cigarette filters are mainly a gimmick useful only in advertising. Speaking in Seattle to the Washington Tuberculosis Association, he argued filters would need to be so fine and tightly packed that no smoke could be drawn through them to be effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Baylor University
Daniel E. Jenkins
Houston
Seattle Times
Washington Tuberculosis Association
State Department issues millionth passport in fiscal year
The State Department announced it issued its one millionth passport for the fiscal year on Friday, setting a new high for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Texas Dean Named To Colorado Post
Dr. Glenn Barnett, UT Austin dean of students, was named vice president for student affairs at the University of Colorado by the board of regents. He succeeds Arthur Kiendl Jr., who will leave July 1 to head Mount Herman School in Northfield Mass, as CU also sees a change in leadership with Quigg Newton departing and Joseph Smiley set to become CU president.
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Kiendl
Quigg Newton
Joseph R. Smiley
University of Texas
Malaysia Aims at Economic Boom as Federation Forms
Malayan investors ready to jump in as Kuala Lumpur anticipates a strong economy under the new Malaysian Federation, signaling promising growth and fresh opportunities for capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian Federation
Korean government seeks funds amid investment slowdowns
Seoul reports a cash shortage and concern over insufficient foreign investment as the government faces budget strain and uncertainty about capital inflows.
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Dean Killion
Susie Deering
Abernathy
Bob Crone
Killion
Susie
Bob
Tech
Ronald Mulberry
Ranco Baking Co
Robert Whitaker
Seth St
Don Harp, Welch
J. D. Graham
U. E. Kemper
Lubbock Building Products
Doyle Dillard
9Th St
Ince Oil Co
Gary Dennis Fine
San Jose
Sunbeam Laundry
Clark Vernon Carter
22Nd St
Victor R. Terranova
Amherst
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reese
J. C
Harry T. Barber
Rt. 5
1. C
Delmar L. Callahan
Rita
Paul Dale ‘Wright
Ave, N
Bexar
Julian Alvarez
N. Ave, S
Lauf Clinic
Caprock Stone Co
Jose Adam Garvin
Duke
Leroy Boyd
David Edward Wilkins
Kilgore Const. Co
Carmen Macias
Idalou
Glenn Herod
16Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Jessie Boling
40Th St
K. X. Freight Line
Booker T. Malone
Melrose
Apt. A
Date Street Grill
C. G. Gilbreath
48Th St
Army of Liberation
North
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Department
Richard I. ‘Phillips
Solons
Rogers
Russia
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Cramer
Rep
K. W
Bill) Stinson
Rwash
Paris
Columbia Records
France
Admiral Rickover
ADN
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Free West
Texan
Colorado
Seoul
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