Elderly Group Pickets Doctors At AMA Meet
A group of seniors pickets doctors at the AMA annual meeting. Reports describe planned actions and surrounding activity as tensions rise during the gathering.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
3
Quiet Stamford Senator To Be Governor Today
An older crowd in Austin protests health care policy linked to Social Security as Senator David Ratlit of Stamford appears poised for a gubernatorial bid. Picketers from an AFL-CIO affiliated senior group urge doctors for care with dignity while opposing charity. Police redirect the line to ease entry to the Coli seum as protesters disperse after a brief demonstration.
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Sadie Lomel
W. Ath Street
Charity
Oll Acrom
Sheil
Eamie
Knuie
Toe Ante
Nelson H. Crwikshank
Afl-Cio
Washington
6Th Street
Coliseum
Rockets and stamps mark historic mail flight event
The Rio Grande Valley revival of rocket mail is planned with six rockets firing across the river carrying commemorative covers valued near six thousand dollars. Veterans and museum figures Garland Adair and Keith Rutbel, linked to the first flight years ago, will attend as sponsors and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllen American Legion Post
Rio Grande Valley
Ifirst
Reynosa
Mexico
American Legion
Legion
U.S
Garland Adair
Texas Memorial Museum
Texas Hortage Foundation
Keith Rutbel
Rumbel
Massachusetts Institute of Technol
Oxy
Education panic sparks British view on American system
In Atlantic City Sir Ronald Gould of the National Union of Teachers of England said the Sputnik panic shows the U S has much to be proud of with its high living standards and world interest. He noted no British panic and cited shared problems like teacher shortages and underpaid staff.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Ronald Gould
National Union of Teachers of
England
Wales
Sir Ronald
Tion
Great Britain
Sputnik
Janey
Luubbock
Houston
Hkce
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Lundy
Miami
Baling
Anc
New Orleans
Bogota
Colombia
New York
UPI
Feraile
Wiley Elder
McGraw - Hill
Joseph
Famulore
World News
EB. Hi
AFL-CIO halts farm worker organizing drive in California
The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to end its two year effort to unionize California farm workers and authorized transferring the campaign to another group. George Meany commented the drive was unsuccessful and the money and time would be redirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity House
Afl-Cio Executive Council
California
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Hafdlad
Motors
Saidjed Bor
Durante to Star in Film Based on Old Stage Show
Bollywood correspondent reports Jimmy Durante, longtime star of Hollywood and Broadway, will headline a film adaptation of one of his stage shows. He recalls the Jumbo Broadway moment with an elephant and notes plans for an NBC project with Bob Hope, while cautioning about a dangerous reenactment from the original show. Durante says he would work for nothing to land the role, hoping this film would bolster his reputation.
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Durante
Joseph Fivnigan
UPI
Holly Woow
Dimmy Durante
Hollywood
Broadway
Parante
Sahar Olyphant
Bern Sane
Jimmy
Neper
Ber Recht
Charles Macarthur
Monty Rye
Bob Hope
Tyeahy Mays
Red! Skelton
Tate
Frank Buck
Police Probing City Burglaries
Police investigate a Thursday burglary at El Charro Cafe 108 1%h St where a juke box cigarette machine and newspaper vending machine were looted about $20. Entry gained by forcing front door latch through. Loss includes about $11 in change and cigarettes. A cigarette machine at Tiny's Cafe 1216 Ave G looted for unknown cash. A window broken at another residence 118 Ave 0. Investigation found a lock torn from an overhead fuel tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Charro
Tiny
Ave. G
Wayne Terwinnon
Red Raider Driven
Innocent Pleas Given In Check Law Cases
Innocent pleas entered in check law cases amid unclear details. The report notes a defendant Benito Lozya, 24, with a first place BOA designation, assessed a fine of eight dollars and a court contest.
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Benito Lozya
Aladdin Productions Draw 135 Persons
More than 125 parents and youngsters attended the Teen Summer Theater performances directed by Walker James. The show, a climax of an intensive training schedule, will be presented for the final time at 1. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students with two reserved seats.
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Walker James
Blast injures Clovis farmer near ammonia tank
A late night ammonia blast at a Clovis farm around 3 AM injured farmer Charles Hantgrove and bystander Fortgine who were nearby a pickup tank. Hantgrove suffered eye and throat injuries. Fortgine was knocked under a truck and treated. Norman Reevins helped, saying he did not know the cause as responders rushed Hardgrace to Memorial Hospital in Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hantgrove
Clovis
Volved Empires
Norman Reevins
Hamigrove
Clovis ‘Memorial Hospital
Flag Fracas as House Lowers Colors in Clash
Washington set off as the House of Representatives lowered its colors during a contentious dispute over a proposed bill. Rep. Friedel faced sharp questions from Rep. Grose while Speaker Rayburn called for withdrawal before a roll call vote ended 279 to 108 in favor of lowering the flag and proceeding. The scene included tense remarks about naval service and personal experiences on storms and guard duties. SANTIAGO notes mention a 32 percent gain elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Satna
Questere
Tyne
Karte
John
Shelby
Friedl
Shetley
Potonowe
Haven
Sonics
Sam Rayburn
Teo
Frieder
Gross
Cory
French farmers clash with police in Nimes protest
Hundreds of farmers on tractors confronted police in Nimes as a farm leaders meeting was underway. Rioters hurled rocks while police used clubs to break up the demonstration leaving several injured and hospitalized.
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Nimes
France
APH
Atréets
Thurmlay
Poter
Nims
Michelle
Paler
Rad
Sudan
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Lubbock Christian College Junior
Don
Joe Baldsidan
Pew School
Dover Avs
Stalt Photey
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Lubbock
Canton
Jamaica
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Santiago
Chiles
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Gavan
Thene
Ronan Deli
Bart Ome
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