Jury Retires Without Verdict In Estes Trial
The Estes trial adjourned with no verdict after hours of testimony and objections. Defense cited repayment of 4.5 million before arrest, while noting 19 million still owed. Estes faces ongoing appeals and a prior eight year sentence for swindling. Families and associates attended as witnesses Hartman was released on bond amid questions about security for mortgages.
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Estes
Vance
Paso
Thomason
Pecos
Hartman
Finance Company
Ordeal Survivor Flight Crashes Near Yukon Trail
Survivors in Yukon crash improving and nearing hospital release. Miss Klaben and Ralph Flores endured seven weeks in the bush after a plane wreck. Flores fashioned snowshoes and signaled SOS. rescue came when Hamilton located them.
May Set Precedent in New York Libel Case
In New York a criminal libel indictment against Brooklyn Daily editor Arnold Fine could set a landmark precedent. The case links a Playboy Club licensing dispute to press freedom while ed and the board weigh legal questions over criminal libel versus civil action.
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New York
Arnold Fine
Brooklyn Daily
Playboy” Club
New
Playboy Club
Bernard J. O'Connell
Sonenshine
Bidault
Portugal
Ex-Majorette Neeta Green Dies From Smoke Inhalation
Medical examiner ruled Neeta Green death due to smoke inhalation after a fire at her Benbrook home. She had been beaten and a nude man was found unconscious in another room. Her ex husband FE M Green, divorced earlier, took a lie detector test and was cleared.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Texas Christian University
Neeta Green
Green
Benbrook
Ronald Blankenship
FE. M
Dude) Green
Hot Springs
Ark
U S Welcomes Morocco King on One Day Visit
King Hassan II of Morocco arrived in New York for a one day stay to meet President Kennedy. The liner Constitution escorted by two Navy destroyers fired a 21 gun salute and a Navy helicopter dispatched a public relations officer. A 26 minute Navy precision fly show by the Blue Angels entertained the king and 59 guests.
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New York
Hassan
Morocco
Kennedy
Constitution
Navy
Blue Angels
Winns Welcome Son At West Texas Hospital
Mr and Mrs Shirley Lee Winn of 1109 116th St Lubbock welcomed a baby boy weighing about 4 pounds 3 ounces at 8 55 pm Monday at West Texas Hospital. The father is assistant manager of Stovall s Foods. Karl Robert Matthes of 3628 59th St Lubbock and Mrs Matthes welcomed a baby girl weighing about 3 ounces at 6 08 am Tuesday at West Texas Hospital. The father works for Latchbock Auto Co Ine.
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Ron Cook
Rt. 5
Lubbock
St. Mary’s Hospital
Texas Tech
Tom P. Gordon
Geneva St
West Texas Hospital
Chevrolet Co
Joe Ferguson
W. 17Th St
Methodist Hospital
The
Frito Co
Martin HoSper
York
Air Force
Manuel Ledsma
Smyer
Laut Clinic
Mercantile Co
Efran Munoz
Quinn
Laur Clinic
Alfred Prellman
Lauf Clinic
McSpadden Mig. Co
Charles J. Fentner
Mitchell Br
Reese Village
Reese Air Force
Reese
Kenneth Stroud
Fort. Stockton
Taylor Hospital
K. A. Peachee Drilling Co
Robert R. Narvaly
2Nd St
Supreme Beef Co
Armour and Co
State Supreme Court
Arthur G. Klein
James A. Parks
Klein
8Th St. Lubbock
Shirley Lee Winn
116Th St. Lubbock
Stovall’s Foods
Karl Robert Matthes
Reform Citizens Back In Control Of Kansas City
The Citizens Association regains city government control in Kansas City after four years without power. Mayoral candidate Ike W. Davis leads over Dutton Brookfield as precinct results show the reform group winning seven of twelve council seats and challenging more. Incumbents from a Democratic coalition lose seats amid a period of eight city managers.
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Reform
Kansas City
Citizens Association
Pendergast
Ike W. Davis
Citizen
Dutton Brookfield
Davis
Brookfield
Automotive chain targets women buyers in new showroom design
New York reports a nationwide automotive service chain redesigns outlets to appeal to women drivers. Pastel showrooms, plants, air conditioned lounges, and supermarket style displays aim to attract female customers while male shoppers adapt to the new layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Salvation Army major helps community in St. Louis
In St. Louis, a Salvation Army major assists local residents with outreach and support programs. The officer coordinates services, donor engagement, and youth activities to strengthen community welfare.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Salvation Army
Rescue Pilot Reprimanded Over Hazardous Yukon Landing
Watson Lake Yukon AP Rescue pilot Jack McCallum says he was reprimanded and docked half a day’s pay for a risky landing that helped rescue Helen Klaben. He and Chuck Hamilton guided rescuers within three miles of Klaben’s seven week ordeal as Indian trappers moved toward pilot Ralph Flores. McCallum noted the landing clearing was narrow and warned it could be dangerous. The reprimand amounts to about 15 dollars in his view.
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Ralph Flores
Yukon
Flores
Helen Klaben
Whitehorse
Miss Kladen
Ralph
Miss Klaben
Hamilton
Watson Lake
V.T
Miss K
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Jack McCallum
McCallum
Canada
Department of Transport
U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
W. L. Martel
Chuck Hamilton
Reds Nabbed in Governor Lacerda’s Brazil Showdown
A cabinet member told UPI in Brasilia that the federal government has not been informed of Lacerda’s move to block the Red congress by force. He urged the right to a free assembly be pursued in court and said the federal government will not block the congress nor facilitate foreign delegates. Lacerda, a newspaper publisher and anti-Communist, halted the congress citing outside help to incite revolution.
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Joao Goulart
UPI
Brassilla
Lacerda
Red Congress
Congress
Connally Urges Veto Of Mineral Tax Changes
Texas Governor John Connally urged Congress to reject Kennedy 1963 tax program changes affecting petroleum taxes. He sent a statement to Rep. Wilbur Mills noting four recommendations that would alter long standing oil policies. Mills chairs the Ways and Means Committee.
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Austin
UPI
John Connally
Congress
Kennedy
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Connally
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Texas
Riot at Parliament as 3000 demonstrators clash with police
In London near Big Ben, 500 officers faced 3000 unemployed protesters outside Parliament. Rioters fought toward St Stephen's Gate demanding access to lawmakers, hurled objects, and set off smoke with nine arrests reported. Mounted police later restored order amid chants labeling the actions as fascist Gestapoism.
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London
Big Ben
Parliament
Britain
St. Stephen’s
Thaggard Accused In Bank Ledger Theft Case
Police were told Thaggard would walk with an escort but chose to follow a policeman. Bank officials later suspected him when the ledger showed a miscredited sum to Alabama Power Co. A civil suit followed to recover the money and Thaggard was charged with obtaining funds on false pretenses. He promised repayment but said it would take time.
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Thaggard
Cotton Thaggard
William Culver
Alabama Power Co
Alabama Motor Co
Princess Beatrix buys Drakestein Castle with allowance
The 24 year old Dutch Crown Princess Beatrix plans to move into the 50 acre Drakestein Castle near The Hague after buying it with funds from her annual 300000 guilder allowance. Repairs since 1960 reveal extensive restoration needed, preserving a 300 year old look with craftsmen rebuilding brickwork and a blue tiled roof. The castle sits beside a moat and Strecht Woods with a double deck bridge to the entrance.
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the Hague
UPD
Holland
Beatrix
Drakestein
Leiden University
Leiden
Bob Steesma
Castle Small
Junker Frederik Bosch van Drakestein
Drakestein Castle
Strecht
New Device Advances Cleft Palate Surgery At NYU
An x-ray and sound-recording system installed at New York University's College of Dentistry lets surgeons visualize throat and mouth function while patients speak chew and swallow. The fluoroscopic movies paired with taped speech aid cleft lip and palate treatment and training.
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New York
APD
New York University
College of Dentistry
United States
Picker X-Ray Corp
White! ‘Plains, N.Y
Longtime Tech faculty couple to retire after decades of service
Mrs. Gates and Dr. Gates, alike influential in language and English departments, plan retirement from Tech after years of teaching at Texas Christian University and other institutions. The pair expect to keep academic ties, with Dr. Gates teaching part time in 1963-64 and Mrs. Gates writing a Portuguese textbook before moving to San Antonio in 1964.
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University of Michigan
Gates
Tech
University of Pennsylvania
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
University of Texas
Texas: Christian University
Modern Languages Association of America
Mexico
Puerto Rico
South America
Encyclopedia Americana
Mississippi
Millsaps College
Vanderbilt University
Southwestern University
Texas Christian University
British Museum
England
Paris
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Robert C. Goodwin
Pan American College Edinburg gets four year status
The House advances a bill to make Pan American College at Edinburg a four year state supported institution. A separate measure proposes 200 million dollars in bonds to finance local industrial development programs. Debates continue on voting reform, poll tax replacement, and a constitutional amendment to abolish the poll tax. State Teacher Retirement bill passes House with 132 to 13 and awaits governor signature. Debates on the loan shark bill open with extensive amendments.
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House
Pan American College
Edinburg
Senate
Fog Grounds Travel as Weather Closes Idlewild Flights
Fog and rain stalled operations at Idlewild Airport while a cold front moved through the nation. A sea fog reduced tower visibility to zero, delaying inbound and outbound flights and leaving the rest of the country basking in clear springlike weather.
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United Press International
New York
Idlewild
Weather Bureau
Lower Michigan
Texas
Presidio
G. H. Davis
Ave
L. T. Amarillo
Huberto Lara
Atlantic
Tank dries after accidental hose down near Soviet UN mission
A US Army tank stationed opposite the Soviet United Nations mission on 67th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues was left to dry overnight after wet wiring hampered its 105 mm gun. Police were asked and the tank was eventually moved to the armory.
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New York
United Nations
67Th St
Lexinton
3Rd Avenues
67Th
Theft Reports From University and Local Resident
James Ralpt of 3520 47th St reported a window break and theft of keys from his car. Jack Mande at Wells Hall Texas Tech complained of theft of 40 dollars from his billfold. Jim Cassel of Carpente Hall Texas Tech reported the loss of a 30 dollar tire and wheel.
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James Ralpt
47Th St
Jack Mande Wells Hall
Texas Tech
Jim Cassel
Carpente Hall
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Harold Orr
Ruel Alexander
Inj
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Velasquez
Pia Ito
el Paso
Injairbeck
Weighine
Brooklyn Dist. Atty
Edwin A. Silver
Administration of Justice
Lisbon
Georges Bidault
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Foreign Ministry
de Gaulle
France
Majorette
McCallum and
Martel
Alabama
Haskell G. Taylor
413Th Civil Affairs Company
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C. Linton Lackey
Lackey
Dean, Mrs. Gates
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