U S Evacuation From Haiti To Begin Today
Haiti prepares a U S evacuation as tensions rise with the Dominican Republic. Haitian Foreign Minister Rene Chalmers travels to New York to press charges of planned aggression against Haiti amid cross border disputes and related incidents.
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U.S
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Rene Chalmers
New York
United States
Ball
Port Au Prince
U.S. Naval Group
State Department
Miami
Kennedy
Duvalier
Bosch
OAS
UN Security Council
Security Council
Soviet Union
Caribbean
Nursing program expansion and foundation talks at Hollingsworth meeting
Discussion of financing a permanent nurse training building with the Spencer Wells foundation. Vocational nursing growth prompts talk of expansion, with RN opposition and maintenance plans for schools including a $323,011.50 program. Several teachers were elected and assignment changes approved.
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Hollingsworth
Spencer Wells
Dupre
Lattimore
Schulz
Wilson
Brewer
Qkayed
Roxiann Adkins
Jerry Alyce Hammond
Carolyn Joy Hollis
Ann Chaddick
Karolyn Kay Leverton
Louise Lyons
Charlotte Lovelace
Sam Lytal
Lubbock High School
Margaret O'Neal
Esther Roberts
Wheatley School
Eldon R. Smith
Smylie Wilson
Frances Altman
Judy Sue Terry
Gilbert Weaver
Hutchinson Junior High School
George W. Bond
Monterey High School
Monterey
Russell Wimberley
Archie Souter
J. T. Hutchinson Junior High
Hutchinson
Haskell Odom
Carroll Thompson Junior High
Thompsons
Kenneth Kinard
McWhorter School
McWhorter
Nat Willaims
Ishmiel Hill
A. W. Eckert
J. Owen Gilbreath
Russell Wilkinson
James Whiteside
James Cochran
John Christmann
James M. Reynolds
Double Bill at Tech Showcases Albee Surprises
Texas Tech presents two Albee plays on its small stage The Zoo Story and The American Dream both directed by Ronald Schulz The Zoo Story stars Fred March and Jim Slaughter in a brutal 55 minute drama The American Dream features Marilyn Marek Bob Adams Judy Eaton Michele Roberts and Charles Benton in a sharp humorous critique of American life.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
National News Wire Services
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
New York City
Albee Lubbock
Albee
Texas Tech Speech Department
Texas Tech
Ronald Schulz
Central Park
Fred March
Jim Slaughter
Marilyn Marek
Bob Adams
Judy Eaton
Michele Roberts
Charles Benton
Tech
Daddy
Mommy
Grandma
Barker
Birmingham clashes amid park siege and riot police response
In Birmingham a park confrontation between Negro and White crowds led to police sealing an eight block area. Fire trucks with water hoses fought demonstrators as rocks flew and dogs were used. Six officers injured, two protesters hit by a hose, and state police deployed amid calls for calm.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Birmingham
Andrew Young
King
Alabama
Funeral Slated For Mrs. Davis of Grassland
Funeral services for Mrs. W. O. M. Davis, 80, of Grassland will be at Central Baptist Church in Grassland at 3 p.m. today. She died Tuesday night at her home. Graveside rites follow Thursday at Liberty Hill Cemetery in San Augustine. Survivors include her husband, one daughter Mrs. E. M. Walker, three sons Leroy John Howard, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, a brother Oscar Taylor, and three sisters Mrs. J. G. Brown Mrs. E. C. Covington and Mrs. Fred McKinzie.
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W. OM. Davis
Grassland Community
Central Baptist Church
Grassland
Liberty Hill
San Augustine
Mason Funeral Home
1500 International Employes Walk Out
About 1,500 workers at the International Harvester plant in East Moline walked off their jobs in an unauthorized strike. The stoppage began with 15 welders Friday over piecework rates, a dispute believed settled when welders returned Monday, leaving roughly 3,600 employees affected as production halted.
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East Moline
I.up
International Harvester Co
Copper Fiber Orbiting Draws Stern Warning
Sir Bernard Lovell of Jodrell Bank warns the U S plan to release 400 million copper fibers into a 2000 mile high orbit could foul up telescopes worldwide and end progress in astronomical research. The project aims to reflect radio waves for communications.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Bernard Lovell
U.S
Lovell
United States
Milan Reports Copper Ore Imports Doubling in a Decade
Milan reports that Italy’s imports of copper ore have doubled over the last ten years. The surge reflects growing demand from industry and metal processing sectors, with policy and market shifts influencing supply chains across Europe.
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Milan
Italy
Former Baseball Star Jackie Robinson to Lead Birmingham Protest
Jackie Robinson announced plans to travel to Birmingham Alabama within weeks to participate in mass protests against racial segregation. He spoke at a Back Our Brothers luncheon and released a telegram to President Kennedy urging faster progress toward equal rights, condemning moderation as inadequate.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Birmingham
Ala
Robinson
Our Brothers
Kennedy
City on edge as large Birmingham protests unfold
In Birmingham Alabama fears rise as thousands of Negro demonstrators descend on downtown to demand desegregation. Officials warn trouble if white elements join protests while business leaders seek a timetable for peaceful change and a biracial plan to address jobs and desegregation. A Negro boycott harms merchants and tension grows among white residents.
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Birmingham
Ala
Melvin Bailey
Bailey
Woolworth’s
Nona Melvin
McKeldin Wins Baltimore Mayoral Race Over Goodman
Republican Theodore R. McKeldin defeats Democrat Philip H. Goodman to become Baltimore mayor after an early deficit. Goodman’s campaign enjoyed support from President Kennedy via a tape recording. McKeldin previously served as Baltimore mayor 1943–1947 and Maryland governor 1951–1959.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Philip H. Goodman
Goodman
Kennedy
McKeldin
Maryland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Front Fades State Begins To Dry Out
Texas warmed up and dried out as shower activity eased to a minimum. South Texas saw lingering clouds with earlier rains up to five inches. floods temporarily closed roads around Del Rio and the Nueces River spillway area, while areas like Waco and Brownsville logged the heaviest 24 hour rainfall.
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Associated Press
Texas
South Texas
del Rio
Nueces
la Pryor
Batesville
Farm
Waco
Brownsville
Ferrell
McAllen
Hurst Springs
West
Texas Legislature Debates Redistricting and Government Reforms
The House and Senate consider a new substitute to a Dallas County congressional bill, altering district lines and retaining many current boundaries. A Little Hoover Commission bill gains approval, with differing appointment shares for the governor, lieutenant governor, and speaker. A proposal to lower the voting age to 20 advances in the Senate after earlier failed votes. The Senate also approves renaming Texas A&M College University and allows weekly papers two missed issues for legal notice eligibility.
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Senate
House
Dallas County
Sam Rayburn
South Texas
East Texas
Little Hoover Commission
Texas A&m College
Texas A&m University
Church Centered Home Named Family Of Year
James Cochran and family honored as Family Of The Year for their faith centered life at Lubbock View Christian Church. The Cochran clan led by James Cochran, owner of Cochran Cotton Co, includes Victoria and Cornelia active in church and school activities. The nomination praised their unity, service, and shared interests, with Victoria not present for the announcement.
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James Cochran
Lubbock
Jimmy
Victoria
Rice University
Monterey High School
Roy W. Ford
Cochrans
Lubbock View Christian Church
Cochran
Sweetwater
Sweet
Woodie Sheridan
Texas Tech
University of Texas
Cochran Cotton Co
Lubbock Public School Board of Trustees
Texas Cotton Shippers Assn
Lubbock Cotton Exchange
Air Corps
Christian Women’s Fellowship
PTA
Roscoe Wilson
J. T. Hutchinson Pta
Junior League
Women's Council of West Texas Museum
Lubbock View
Monterey
Life Scout
Church
Christian Youth Fellowship
DAR
Cornelia
Hutchinson
Alice
Haley Mills
Royal Furgeson
Travis Bridwell
Marjore Magness
Spy Trial Reveals Moscow Espionage Ring Details
The trial centers on Penkovsky's espionage network with Wynne admitting some transfers while denying intent. authorities cite contacts with American Embassy staff at Spaso House and a possible death sentence as proceedings extend five days.
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Finger
Moscow
London
Paris
Wynne
Penkovsky
Roderick Chisholm
Chisholm
Janet
Chisholms
Izvestia
Spaso House
Llewellyn Thompson
Rodney W. Carlson
Alcester
S.D
United States
sSecret
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Canada
Pan American World Airways
Department
Theater of the Absurd
F Ionesco
Samuel Beckett
aUan At
The
Birmingham News
Odessa
James Cochrans
Jose Contrares
Floydada
Jon
LautiClimne
Rafael Gonzales
Rt. 1
Weghing
Laut Cline
Eucebio Miranda
Laut Clinic
Frank H. Rodriguez
Dartmouth St
St. Mary's Hospital
Lon G. Harmel
46Th St
Toe Methodist Hospital
Fathe Surance
Hague
Holland
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