Tank Tank Suit Trial Hangs On Existence Of Nonexistent Tanks
Bell claims Lubbock Machine said tanks existed and signed a receipt document. Lubbock Machine counters Bell attested receipt proving existence. KIC relied on both sides. Estes allegedly sold tanks to finance firms for millions. Kuykendall Investment co. director praised as conservative by Jack Schneider.
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Bell
Lubbock Machine
KIC
Estes
Jack Schneider
Kuykendall Investment Co
J. O. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Knight
Harold E. Orr
Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
Amarillo
Chauncey Trout
John Pichinson
Trout
T. A. Rogers
Rogers
Pecos
E. L
Curly) Hartman
Roger L. Kuykendall
Carr
Hartman
Coleman D. McSpadden
Lubbock
Billie Sol
McSpadden
Superior
Kuykenall
Gene Lutrick
Dell
The
Lutrick
Veterans group delegates cite laws and Kennedy stance
Delegates on page one report that 30 of 80 bills in four years became law. They applauded President Kennedy for his firm stance on Germany and West Berlin. The meeting honored VFW officers and auxiliary leaders with citations and awards, and memorial services were held at First Methodist Church.
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Kennedy
Germany
West Berlin
Merton B. Tice
Mitchell
S.D
Ann Marschall
el Paso
Texas
VFW
Veterans Administration
Cecil Shongo
Lubbock
Bob Sisson
J. T. Rutherford
Cmdr. Younts
Manuel O. Rivas
James B. Mates
Orange
Rutherford
Austin
R. G. Parrott Jr
Houston
Ann Mar
House Group To Eye Radio Editorializing
A House subcommittee will examine radio and television editorializing with hearings set to open July 15. Rep. Walter Rogers and FCC officials, broadcasters, and lawmakers will discuss policy that requires balance in portraying views and whether broadcasters follow it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Walter Rogers
D - Tex
Federal Communications Commission
Broadcasters
Congress
FCC
Parakee
Pilete
Capetown Plans New Grain Elevator Project
Capetown officials announce a plan to construct a new grain elevator to boost storage capacity and support local agriculture. The project aims to modernize infrastructure and improve market efficiency for farmers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
South Africa
Bank Holdup Suspect Described As 5 Foot 9 Inch Man
Police report a bank holdup by a man about five foot nine and 155 pounds. A late model stolen car with two brown suitcases was used. A youth saw the robber leave the scene calmly. Secretary Pat Dionis shouted a warning as the intruder entered with a shotgun. John Douglass recalled the robber ordering tellers to surrender cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Commerce
Dallas
Tommy Black
Pat Dionis
Birth notices Parade of newborns across area
Mr and Mrs Leo Matthews announce a daughter born Friday at Methodist Hospital weighing 3 pounds 3% ounces at 10 05 am The father works for E A Patterson Co Mrs Dalton Wheeler announce a daughter weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces born Friday at Methodist Hospital The father is a farmer Mr and Mrs Jesse Coharruble announce a daughter weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces born Friday at Methodist Hospital The father works for Tom's Tree Place Mr and Mrs Bobby Gene Lee announce a daughter weighing 6 pounds 14% ounces born Friday at West Texas Hospital The father is a vocational agriculture teacher at Wilson High School Mr and Mrs Harry Richter announce a son weighing 6 pounds born Friday at Methodist Hospital The father works for Clark Electric Co Mr and Mrs Valentine Gallegos announce a daughter weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces born Thursday at Porter Clinic Hospital The mother works for Clyde McCuller Construction Mr and Mrs James E Terney announce a son weighing 8 pounds 1% ounces born Wednesday at Reese Air Force Base Hospital The father is stationed at Reese AFB Capt and Mrs Keith E Krause announce a son weighing 9 pounds 9% ounces born Thursday at Reese Air Force Base Hospital
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Leo Matthews
Juniper
Methodist Hospital
Aie
E. A. Patterson ‘O
Dalton Wheeler
Southland
Jesse Coharruble
Bates
Tom's Tree Place
Bobby Gene Lee
Wilson
West Texas Hospital
Wilson High School
Harry Richter
Clark Electric ‘C
Valentine Gallegos
N. Ave. L
Porter Clinic Hospital
Clyde McCuller
Keith E. Krause
McGuire
Reese Village
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reese Air Force Base
Melodrama at Lubbock Theatre Centre Opens Summer Run
About 140 people attended the LTC Playhouse performance of Roguery on the River of the Great Goober Grab. Seats remained for 8:15 p.m. shows today and for July 5 and 6. James directed and produced the production with script from Midland Community Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Theatre Centre
LTC Playhouse
Ave. P
Walker James
LTC
James
Midland Community Theater
Allen Funt Emerges Behind Hidden Camera Fame
Allen Funt, creator producer of Candid Camera, had no prior performing experience before becoming the man behind the hidden mic and camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Funt
Khrushchev Berlin Visit Seen Dwarfed by Kennedy Crowd
Khrushchev drew smaller crowds than Kennedy in West Berlin as East Bloc leaders gathered in East Berlin amid signs of tension with China. U.S. officials watched closely while Ulbricht welcomed Khrushchev and his wife Nina with large, if contested, public turnout.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
West Berlin
Ireland
Moscow
American University
Kennedy Khrushchev
Central Committee
Soviet Union
United States
Africa
Ulbricht
Nina
ADN
Valentina Tereshkova
U.S
Norway
Denmark
Italy
France
Washington
East Berlin
Satanta to be reinterred at Ft Sill in Sept
Satanta, once a leading Kiowa war chief, will be honored in elaborate ceremonies at Ft. Sill on Sept 14, with his grandson now heading two warrior societies. After the Jacksboro Massacre in 1871 he was sentenced to death, commuted to life, paroled in 1873, and later sent to Huntsville where he killed himself by leaping from a hospital window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satanta
E. J. Davis
Huntsville
Fire Devastates Rio Building Housing Movie Firms
Five TU SRI sons lay in morgue after the blaze raged through a building that housed three movie companies. Rescue teams dug out three more badly burned bodies as they sought additional victims. Firefighters faced seawater shortages and stretched hose to the waterfront to battle the blaze. Over 20 firefighters were injured as flames scorched the ten upper stories and spread to a neighboring structure. Officials cited a short circuit as the fire’s cause.
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Rio
Walter Costa
Herbert Richter
Motion Picture Production
Funeral planned for W. J. Williams in Ballinger
Special services at 2 30 p m at the Church of Christ for W J Williams 42 Ballinger farmer killed in a one car accident near Snyder. Officiants Herb Smith and Leonard Tittle with burial at Terrace Cemetery under Hadman Funeral Home direction. His wife remains hospitalized in Lubbock with serious injuries.
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Church of Christ
W. J. Williams
Ballinger
Snyder
Herb Smith
Leonard Tittle
Terrace Cemetery
Hadman Funeral Home
Smith
Lubbock
What They Learn London Driving Schools Probed
An investigation into English driving schools follows a surge in traffic convictions by their graduates. Officials review training practices and standards as part of the inquiry, aiming to identify factors contributing to the high rate of penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miss America Headlines Lamesa Pageant Day 1963
Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer Miss America 1963 headlines the Lamesa festivities today as eight contestants vie for Miss Lamesa 1963. A luncheon welcomes Mayer at 12 30 p.m. and a downtown appearance precedes the high school auditorium judging at 8 p.m. Tickets are $2 25. Previous Miss Lamesa winners include Miss Neill and Martha Ranson.
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Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Lamesa
Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce
Ofa
Katie Neill
Eeee
Betty Givens
Jim Williams
Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Clyde ‘Branon
Lubbock
Shrine
Eight killed when flood waters send car into river
In Athens Georgia an elderly woman driving a rain flooded river plunging car into the Oconee River killed six grandchildren and two adults. Mrs J L Barnett 66 and a grandson Jerry Green 10 escaped. A Nicholson family tragedy with rescuers pulling a boy from the current as officials locate the sunken vehicle.
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Athens
J. L. Barnett
Jerry Green
Oconee
Lamar Thaxton
Thaxton
Barnett
Nicholson
Mae Watkins
Barnetts
Macmillan Vows He Won't Quit
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan stated he will not panic over the Profumo scandal and intends to lead the Conservative party in Britain's next election. He pledged to avoid panic or obstinacy and said his duty is to the nation and the party's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
Britain
Macmillan
John Profumo
Wolverhampton
Former prime suspect Proffumo to face traffic court
John Profumo, the former War Office minister linked to Christine Keeler, is due in Brentwood traffic court next week on speeding charges filed after his resignation. He quit over involvement with Keeler and will answer the accusation two days after stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
England
UPD
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Heat Relief Expected as Northeast Braces for Cooler Weather
The heat plagued Northeast expects relief as a sunny day brings cooler winds and lower humidity. The six day heat wave strained water supplies and raised demand for cooling in major cities including New York and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
New York
Weather Bureau
New York City
Mercury
New England
Boston
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Profumo affair linked to Ward case raises security fears
The testimony links Ward and Miss Keeler with Profumo era figures including Lord Astor and Cliveden Estate connections. Prosecutor outlines the case while the Weather Bureau reports extreme heat causing health and water shortages across New York, Philadelphia, Newark and surrounding areas.
UN Call Girl Ring Probed Amid UN Building Rumors
UN Sec Gen A Thant ordered an investigation into reports of a call girl ring operating in the United Nations headquarters in New York. FBI involvement was not confirmed. Links to the Profumo case in London and notable figures tied to diplomatic circles were mentioned, with additional prosecutions and arrests noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
A Thant
United Nations
Federal Bureau of Investigation
World Organization
London
U.S
Ocean
Maria Novotny
Texas Storm Pounds East Texas With Heavy Rain and Hail
A fast moving storm system unleashed floods and strong winds across East Texas. Vehicles were stranded as water surged through underpasses and streets, rainfall totals topped near two inches in Alvin and Kilgore saw uprooted trees. The storm produced hail from marbles to an inch in diameter and sparked scattered thunderstorms across the region.
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Ing
Kilgore
Tyler
Houston
Alvin
Longview
Texas
Waxahachie
Dallas
Presidio
Wichita Falls
el Paso
Galveston
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Julian Dickenson
Kansas City
Byron B. Gentry
Ted C. Connell
Killeen
National Legislative Committee
Peter Stack
T. C. Selman
Freeport
National Community Service Committee
J. W. Cole
Abilene
National Youth Activities Committee
Younts
Roy Milam
Lowellee Leach
John Bordeaux
Brownfield
Herschell Simms
Levelland
Johnny Randall
Ae Spur
Jack Diamond
Chalain
Beat
Dub Young
Well
Quartermaster
Milam
Jude Advocate
George Walcott
House Group
To Eye Radio
John Douglas
Nikita
Albania
Red China
Uibricht
State Department
Berlin Wall
Kremlin
Au Eea
TU Sri
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Lamesa Fete
Specialty Advertising Association
Dorothy Dowdy
Alexandria
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Christine
Astor
Lord Astor
Clivedon
Bronwen Pugh
Ward
Cliveden
Wimpole
Ivanov
Keeler
Mervyn Griffiths- Jones
Vermont
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Newark
N.J
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Mitted
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
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