Congress Hearings on Draft Protest and Flag Bill Actions
Congress opens hearings on federal penalties for war protestors and flag desecration. Bills range from fines to imprisonment amid demonstrations after a flag burn in Central Park. Rail and ethics topics loom as Dodd censure debate plans unfold.
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Washington
New York
Central Park
Emanuel Coeller
House Commerce Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
Senate
Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Mansfield
Dodd
Vietnam Cookie Bake Planned By Crosby Folk
Crosby County residents plan to ship at least 5 000 dozen cookies to soldiers in Vietnam. Cookie Baking Day is May VW and Collection Days are May 18 19. Packing begins May 20 with delivery by Memorial Day.
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Vietnam
Crosby Folk
Crosby County
Vietmont
Croshe
Texas
Pierots Caraven
Rallis
KCLP
Rails
Crabex County
Harold Piers
Caravan Restaurant
Services set for O V Pylant in Lockney
Oscar Vernon Pylant, 47, died at 2:55 AM Sunday in Lockney General Hospital after being taken there about 2:00 AM. Services are pending at Carter Funeral Home. He was born May 25, 1899, in Snowder and married Katharine Thompson March 4, 1908 in Colorado City. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Mrs Don Casto of Lockney and Mrs Alfred Smyth of Pampa, four sons, Raymond of Snowder, Ernie of Amarillo, and Bob of Arlington, and two others, a sister Mrs Chimeth of Lone Beach Calif and seven grandchildren.
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Don Casto
Lockneyv
Alfred Smyth
Pampa
Seniors Rally at Maxey Community Center
Seniors gather for a community rally at Maxey Community Center featuring Mrs Jim Lawiles in charge. The event overlaps with Nashville AYO games and a Pork and Recreation drive under autumn auspices, scheduled for Wednesday the 24 acm.
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Sonor
Maxey
Crator
Nashville
Auemers
Jim Lawiles
Downtown Show Honors Sewer Citizens at Wounlap’s
A Friday 10 a.m. program at Moses Park will honor Sewer Citizens with a style show. Anthony of Reese AFIS leads a free tour departing from the Fast Methodist Church. Arrangements at SH 4&EL4e.
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Wounlap
Moses Park
Reese Afis
Fast Methodist Church
Nive Viva Anthony
Vietnamese Reds Recall Victory Over French at Dien Bien Phu
North Vietnam marks the Dien Bien Phu victory as proof that a small country can defeat a larger aggressor. Nhan Dan editorial lauds the end of French colonial rule and pledges continued struggle for independence and peace against imperialism.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
Vietnam
Nhan Duan
Oon
Indochina
Nhan Dan
U.S
California town roiled by two women over schoolhouse land
Kelso California a railroad town with 65 residents is shaken as Tonya McMahon and Hazel Kinner two San Juan Capistrano women claim ownership of the Kelso Elementary School site and nearby land. The dispute centers on property boundaries and the school district s title under adverse possession while the Barstow district plans to keep the school open until court orders say otherwise.
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Kelso
Calif
Mojave
Lena Finnel
Union Pacifice
Los Angeles
Kelsa Scow
San Bernardino County
Robert R. Walker
Barstow Unified School
Hraker
Warren Linville
McDaniel
Ralls Woman Paints Portraits On Bottles And Boards
Mrs Jewell Sumpter, 59, of Ralls, adapts oil painting to unconventional canvases. She paints animals and landscapes realistically, sometimes on bottles or stiff cardboard, and even creates decorative doorstep scenes that resemble dolls.
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Grandma Moses
Weather from Page One Sees Warm Weekend With Storms
Readings climbed to 87 in the Hub City with 20 mph westerly winds. Sunday temperatures ranged from Texarkana to 104 at Laredo as dusty skies covered the South. Tornadoes struck Greater Birmingham with one death and multiple injuries. heavy rain flooded streets.
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Birmingham
Ala
Saturda
Atlantic Estates
New England
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Washington
Montana
Socially Oriented Law Revisions Urged by Crime Commission
The President's crime commission urges removing many sexual practices from criminal law and revising statutes on drunkenness prostitution abortion gambling narcotics and sex acts. It calls enforcement costly and often ineffective and favors treating social ills outside criminal law.
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Washington
President's Crime Commission
Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Lncal
Patricia M. ‘Ward
Commission
Thurman Arnold
Cartha Th. de- Loach
J. Edgar Hoover
Braden claims CIA labor subsidy aimed to stop European communism
Braden, a former CIA executive, says he created and led a 1950s program subsidizing labor unions and student groups to counter international communism. He alleges the initiative sought to influence Europe’s unions more than student groups and criticizes Walter Reuther, while noting a $200 million annual subsidy and actions in West Germany.
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Oceanside
Calif
Thomas W) Braden
CIA
France
Central Intelligence Agency
California Board of Education
Toy Angeles Times
Braden
Serpying
Times
Walter Teher
United Auto Workers
CEA
New York
Rewther
Victor
Vietor Reuther
Amercan Federation
Aber
CLA Ane Spen
Reuther
Detroit
Walter
Vietar
West Germaye Tao Bedsters
Haber Unin
Vaelor
Reuter
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