U.S. Evacuates Haiti Officials as Riots Worsen
Washington orders rapid airlift of American officials families from Haiti and urges private citizens to leave. Dominican President Bosch warns of grave Haiti crisis and calls for safe exit for 22 Haitian oppositionists. Street riots and tear gas in Port au Prince accompany a 20 000 worker walkout as authorities accuse Communists.
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Washington
U.S. Fl
State Department
U.S
Haiti
Latin America
George W. Ball
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
United States
Bosch
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Birmingham Protest Sparks Massive Civil Rights Demonstration
Riots police and National Guard redirected crowds as 2,400 jailed and 1,000 arrested over two days. Gov. Wallace sent 250 patrolmen led by Al Lingo while President Kennedy urged peaceful settlement. Demonstrations began with 500 school children marching from 16th Street Baptist Church and grew into large downtown marches. See NEGROES Page 12.
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Associated Press
Irmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
al Lingo
Birmingham
Kennedy
Washington
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Justice Department
Martin Luther King Jr
16Th Street Baptist Church
See
Two Admit Espionage In Soviet Spy Trial
British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet official Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty in a Soviet court to espionage charges. Wynne admitted active espionage with reservations while Penkovsky confessed high treason after admitting smuggling about 5000 photographs of secret documents to Western intelligence.
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OSCOW
U.S
Greville Wynne
Soviet Union
Oleg Penkovsky
Soviet Committee For Coordinations of Scientific Research
Wynne
Sheila
Penkovsky
Gray
Telstar transmits seven minutes of TV to Europe
U S satellites Telstar 2 successfully relayed a clear seven minute television signal to England and France from its Delta rocket launch, with engineers noting a later stronger signal possible on subsequent orbits. In Hamlin a homemade outboard boat capsized on South Hamlin Lake killing three aboard, two men from Lubbock and a ten year old Hamlin boy, with two others escaping. Funeral arrangements are pending for the deceased.
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Hamlin
South Hamlin Lake
Lubbock
Alner Brackens
L. D. Richardson
Larry Davis
Carrie Davis
United Preas International
United States
Telstar
England
France
Gordon Cooper Jr
Andover
Maine
Britain
Goonhilly Downs
Pleumeut
Bodou
Delta
Japan
Frank Chapman
Hanie Warren
Jessie Davis
J. C. Cauble
Richardson
Jamison Funeral Home
Brackens
Midland Funeral Home
Trustees study costs for expanding nursing program
Lubbock ISD trustees gave in principle approval to expand the vocational nursing department but will not set expenditures. The move followed a council report noting hospitals and convalescent homes need about 195 more licensed vocational nurses as beds rise.
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Kenneth Rhodes
Avalanche-Journal
Rustees
Lubbock Independent School District
Advisory Council
C. J. Holingsworth
West Texas Hospital
George Brewer
Methodist Hospital
Corine Lattimore
Lucille Schulz
Irene Wilson
Lubbock
Hollingsworth
Federal jury subpoenaed Estes linked trio testify this week
Three men tied to Billie Sol Estes fraud cases Coleman McSpadden of Lubbock Ruel Alexander Amarillo and Harold Orr Amarillo are subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury meeting in Amarillo this week Twenty two grand jurors were sworn Monday in U S District Court by Judge Joseph B Dooley A partial report on findings may be presented today and the session may continue Trials of related cases are pending and jurors expect to work through the week into next.
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Billie Sol Estes
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Ruel Alexander
Harold Orr
Amarillo
U.S. District Court
Joseph B. Dooley
Dooley
McSpadden
Superior Manufacturing Co
Orr and Alexander
R. E. Clements
Dallas
Potter County
Salinger in Germany Prepares for Kennedy West Germany Visit
Bonn reports Pierre Salinger arrived to ready the U S for President Kennedy's planned trip to West Germany next month.
House Kills Odessa Bill in Texas Legislature
The Texas House rejected a proposal to rename Odessa Junior College as Permian State College and join it to the senior college list by an 82 56 vote. San Angelo Junior College and Pan American College were recommended for senior status, Odessa not. A constitutional change on redistricting was approved for a voter referendum in 1964.
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Garth Jones Astin
House
Odessa Junior College
Odessa
Io Permian State College
San Angelo
Edinburg
Texas
Senate
Legislative and
Congressional Districts Committee
Three Die In Flash Fire Aboard Sub Flasher
A flash fire on the atomic submarine Flasher in Groton Connecticut killed three sailors and injuring two others as the crew worked toward a June 22 launch deadline. Names of the dead were withheld pending notification. The Flasher is an attack submarine with a shark shaped hull of the same type as the ill fated Thresher which sank in the Atlantic on April 10 during a test voyage.
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Groton
Cochran Family Named Lubbock 1963 Family of the Year
The James R. Cochran family of 3208 27th St. was chosen as Lubbock's 1963 Family of the Year from 29 nominations. The couple James and Woodie Cochran and their four children Jimmy Victoria Cornelia and Alice were praised by Hutchinson PTA and school leaders for unity discipline and Christian values.
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James Cochrans
27Th St
Lubbock
Smylie Wilson Junior High School
Cornelia
Woodie Cochran
Cochran
Alice
Jimmy
Victoria
Cochrans
Family Service Assn
Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
James R. Cochrans
James R. Cochran
Lubbock’s
Family Service Association
James
Woodie
Rice University
Monterey High School
J. T. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Pta
Roy Grimes
James Cochran
H. A. Anderson
Hutchinson Nomination Committee
Superiority Complex Defined In The Comic Dictionary
The note explains the term superiority complex as the attitude that makes a person feel superior to others while avoiding genuine engagement. It contrasts talking about inferiors with the effort to address personal shortcomings, presented in a concise, editorial tone.
Prayer for Guidance and Compassion
A short anonymous prayer thanks heaven for life and seeks divine guidance to walk a loving path. It asks for help to direct actions in Thy name and to love all people.
IRS expense ruling hearings draw beef and union complaints
Public IRS hearings spotlighted proposed deductions for travel entertainment and gifts. Farmers and beef industry witnesses linked prime beef prices to restaurant demand while officials debated extent of deductions for spouses and salesmen amid a new congressionally enacted law. The IRS aims to publish final regulations early next month.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Internal Revenue Service
Morris
Marvin Leffler
National Council of Salesmen’s Organizations
IRS
False lion scare in Epping Forest traced to dog
Police halt search for a lion loose in Epping Forest after a keeper’s golden Labrador, seen by a man, sparked the scare. The incident ends with no animal on the loose.
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Epping
England
UPI
Epping Forest
Partly cloudy and warmer in Lubbock area forecast
Weather summary for Lubbock and vicinity notes partly cloudy skies and a warmer trend with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and no precipitation. The report provides daily temperature readings, humidity, sunrise and sunset times, and regional highs and lows for several cities in the Southwest.
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Lubbock
Pek
Pal Abilene
Albuquerque
Mouston
Amarillo
Okla
Dallas
Reaweh
Denver
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