Utah Teachers Fight Over State Aid Sparks Showdown
Utah teachers threaten to boycott classrooms after Governor Clyde rejects a special session and NEA sanctions loom. Delegates backed a recess while a study committee urged $6 million in emergency funds for 1964-65, with half for salaries and new teachers. Negotiations and mass meetings shape the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
UEA
UVEA
John C. Evans
Mmore
NEA
Utah
Idaho
Louisvile
Scottsdale
Ariz
Detroit
Open House Showcases Psychology Building at Tech
Tours ran 1 to 5 pm with Women’s Service Organization guides. Dedication and speeches at 3 pm in University Theater. Visitors viewed animal run on roof, surgery room demos, conditioning experiments, and smaller animal studies. Floor exhibits included pigeon ping pong, maze learning, vocational rehab, counseling program, testing center demos, and tests for child IQ. Refreshments provided by Psi Chi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Women's Service Organization
University Theater
Psi Chi
Theodore Andreychuk
James Kuntz
Leaders to Tour Air Force Training Centers from Lubbock
A group of Lubbock and South Plains leaders will depart Reese AFB by 8:30 a.m. for a two day visit to Air Force facilities in San Antonio, touring the Aerospace Medical Center at Brooks and training programs at Lackland and Medina AFBs with a return expected Wednesday morning. Col James A Gunn III will join Tuesday’s tour, with attendees including Mayor Max Tidmore, City Manager Bill Pitstick, Texas Tech official Dr William Pearce, and local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock and
South Plains
Reese Afb
Air Force
San Antonio
Aerospace Medical Center
Brooks Afb
Reese
Brooks
James A. Gunn
Lackland Afb
Medina Afb
Lubbock
Max Tidmore
Bill Pitstick
William Pearce
Texas Tech
0. W. English
Tom Holden
Frenship
Marvin Tomme
Ralls Banner
Charles Signor
Lubbock National Bank
Andrew Mild
Billy Wilkinson
Realtors Oppose Civil Rights Bill
Washington reports a leading real estate lobby faction urged its 77 000 members to lobby senators against the civil rights bill. The National Association of Real Estate Boards warned the measure would curb property owners rights to use rent and dispose of property, while hotels and lodgings would face desegregation rules. The National Association of Home Builders declined to take a stand, noting no involvement in the civil rights debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Senate
National Assny of Home Builders
Home Builders
Real Estate Association
John F. Kennedy
Oklahoma snakehunt draws hundreds in Eufaula
In Eufaula Oklahoma hundreds of residents hunted for venomous snakes displaced by rising Eufaula Reservoir waters. A party captured 28 snakes early in the hunt as locals searched rocks and brush for rattlers and water moccasins, reflecting a regional need after spring floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eufaula
Okla
UPI
Eufaula Reservoir
Sheriff's Office
Oklahoma
Colombia Troops Kill Most Wanted Bandit Tarzan
In Tolima State Colombian army units killed Luis Noe Lombana Ororio alias Tarzan, the nation s top bandit blamed for killing and terrorizing peasants for years. An army spokesman said the capture of his lieutenant followed a 25 day pursuit ending in a gunbattle near Armera that drew celebratory crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Cieftain
Tolima
Luis Noe Lombana Ororio
Tarzan
Armera
Hope Seen For End To Malaysian Crisis
Indonesia signals a token withdrawal of guerrillas from Borneo to ease the Malaysia dispute. Foreign Minister Subandrio and Philippine Ambassador Salvador Lopez discuss a basic agreement on the volunteers question within the Lopez formula, aiming for a ministerial conference and a summit among Rahman, Macapagal, and Sukarno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Subandrio
Malaysian Borneo
Malaysia
Salvador P. Lopez
Lopez
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Diosdado Macapagal
Sukarno
Two youths nabbed after burglary and shooting incident
Police in Lubbock report a burglary spree on Ave H with looting at Hazelwood Gulf Service, House of 1,000 Items, West Texas Gin, Westbrook Motors, and other stores. A woman was shot in the chest during a confrontation with suspects. the victim’s condition was listed as fair after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lubbock
Ave
Hazelwood Gulf Service Station
West Texas Gin and Belt Co
Westbrook Motors
Whitley Pump Electric Co
McLain Oil] Co
Southern Maid
4Th St
Ross Cafe
Ave. M
Fatal crash tolls rise with year to date figures and survivors listed
Fatal crash counts rise this year versus 48 at the same point last year and 55 in 1959 when a yearly high of 154 was recorded. Watkins of Stonewall County, ex-Hamlin resident, lived here 12 years. Funeral services pending. Survivors include wife two sons Bennie Tharpe step son and daughter. Six hurt in a 5:15 pm collision at 37th St and Elgin Ave involving Eddie Craig and Carol Nabors. injuries to Nabors children Kathrina and Bobby, Craig’s wife Jo and daughter Teresa. Teresa admitted with fair condition. Rosa Garcia treated and released after a separate crash at N Flint Ave and Emory St involving William Mary Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Stonewall County
Hamlin
Franklin- Bartley Funeral Home
J. C
LaPuente
Calif
Billy
Anson
Bennie Tharpe
Colorado
W. T. Ellis
Aspermont
E. J
Ave
Elvin
Rt. 5
Lubbock
W. FE. Gilley
Lewis McNulty
Knox City
Bula Mae Watkins
W. E. Watkins
37Th St
Elgin Ave
Eddie Ray Craig
50Th St
Carol Nabors
32Nd St
Nabors
Kathrina Nabors
Bobby Nabors
Craig
Teresa
Methodist Hospital
Rosa Garcia
Emory St
N. Flint Ave
William Mary Hayes
Pampa
Ole Miss Damage Claims Rejected
The Army proposed paying 66,913 to the University of Mississippi for damages from federal troops during the 1962 Meredith enrollment riot. The U.S. comptroller general’s office rejected the claim and said any further action must go to the Court of Claims or federal district court. The university had sought 104,544 plus a fourth claim over 100,000 for Oxford airport damages. The protests followed deployment of over 20,000 troops to quell riots after James Meredith’s campus enrollment.
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Washington
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
U.S. Comptroller General's Office
U.S. Court of Claims
Federal District Court
University
Mississippi
Oxford
National Guard
Meredith
Births at Lauf Clinic and West Texas Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ismael Flores Shallo Water welcomed a daughter weighing 7 pounds 10 4% ounces at 5 25 am Sunday at Lauf Clinic. Juan Salazar of 2708 Fordham St reported a daughter at 7 50 pm Saturday at Lauf Clinic. father employed by Mobile Home Supply Co. Mr and Mrs Q E Hill announced a daughter weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces at West Texas Hospital. father a contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismael Flores
Lauf Clinic
Vance Hatchery
Juan Salazar
Fordham St
Lauf Clinte
Mobile Home Supply Co
Q. E. Hill
West Texas Hospital
Four Flee From Wheeler Jail
Four prisoners escaped Wheeler County Jail in the Texas Panhandle Sunday night. They breached a wall above the main door so one could open the door from outside. They used the sheriff's private car to flee. Escapees include Charles Ray Geren 25 and Harold Breeden 44 both from Missouri under burglary indictments William Guess 33 of California for theft and Edward Lee Jackson 20 a Shamrock resident sentenced to two years for burglary. U.S. hospitals employ more than 17 000 x ray technicians.
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Wheeler (Ap
Wheeler County
Texas Panhandle
Bus Dorman
Charles Ray Geren
Harold Breeden
Missouri
William Guess
California
Edward Lee Jackson
Shamrock
Top Student Drowns On Swimming Outing
PORT ISABEL Texas UPI reports valedictorian and senior class president Larry Claude Seale 17 drowned while swimming with four classmates on a private beach near south Padre Island. The group dove to reach bottom and Seale failed to surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Isabel
UPI
la Feria High School
South Padre Island
Larry Claude Seale
Seale
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko Return to Japan
Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko arrived back in Tokyo after a state visit to Mexico. Their aircraft stopped briefly in Honolulu where the royals made a short courtesy visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Akihito
Michiko
Japan
Mexico
Honolulu
Laos Dispatch on Laos Cease Fire and Geneva Talks
A report to the charge d affaires urged pressure to end Pathet Lao attacks in Laos. Britain and the Soviet Union cochaired the 1962 Geneva conference that arranged the cease fire and formed a coalition government. Proposals to send inspection teams to Pak Sane and Tha Thom were approved by Indians and Canadians but helicopters diverted to Muong Thanh rescue.
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Plain of Jars
Pathet Lao
Britain
Soviet Union
Laos
Khang Kah
ICC
Commission
Southeast Asia
United States
Pak‘Sane
Tha Thom
Vientiane
Muong Thanh
Goldwater Attacks Administration Over Laos Policy
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces the administration as guilty of criminal folly for Laos events. He urges meeting with Republican leaders for immediate advice or a self review of Southeast Asia policy to halt the drift and prevent further deaths. Campaigning in Southern California for the June 2 primary, he says Laos was steered toward a Communist takeover by the administration’s coalition policy and surrender of principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Laos
Republican Party
Southeast Asia
Arizona
California
Laos Cold War Ties Seen Influencing Southeast Asia
Rusk states that U S military intervention would be considered in a Laos crisis. Over two years of coalition government and a fragile truce the Russians have used influence to prevent a major civil war. Laos was a key agreement between Kennedy and Khrushchev in 1961 to keep Laos out of the East West conflict. Soviet urging of Laotian Communists is noted, but actual influence remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Laos
John F. Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vienna
U S Aide Williams Visits Congo Republic Coast
G Mennen Williams, assistant secretary of state for African affairs, left by plane Sunday for Pointe Noire on the Atlantic coast as part of his visit to the Congo Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
G. Mennen Williams
U.S
Pointe Noire
Atlantic
Vandals Leave Heavy Damages Across City Scene
A spree of property damage includes $150 at St. and Ave H from a brick striking a window. Hemphill-Wells Co. vase loss. $140 to a widow’s building. a windshield break at United Supermarket on Bos ton Ave.. car windshields damaged on 1215 47th St. and 2019 46th St.. a toy truck through a window at 5703 Geneva St. and tracks found. Parking meters on Ave J damaged. a $25 lawn mower taken from 3016 Colgate St. At least four pews taken from Gospel Tabernacle Church. multiple thefts from service stations and shops.
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United
Boston Ave
John Hanson
47Th St
Ronald Clark
G. C. Stalter
46Th St
Reed Quilliam
Geneva St
J. C
54Th St
Geradine Foster
Colgate St
W. D. Queary
17Th St
Baylor St
N. Collge Ave
Dwayne Tidwell
24Th St
Ave. G
H. P. Littlefield
16Th St
Erskine Road
J. B. Rickerson
45Th St
Stardust Apartments
50Th St
American Legion Post 575 to meet in Brownfield Hall
George S. Berry Post 575 will gather at the Disabled American Veterans Hall on Brownfield Highway at 7 30 p m Monday. Walter Elkins urges full attendance. Judge Joseph B. Dooley will hear criminal arraignments in U S District Court today with trial set to begin Tuesday. The April term calendar will wrap up. The South Plains Stamp Club meets tonight at 7 30 at the Municipal Garden and Arts Center. Trading and auctions proceed and Texas philatelic books will be for sale. Visitors invited. refreshments served. E G Sadler 81 of Vigo Park near Tulia is in good condition after a rattlesnake bite Sunday morning.
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George
Berry
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans Hall
Brownfield Hwy
Walter Elkins
Joseph B. Dooley
U. S. District Court
South Plains Stamp Club
Municipal Garden
College Ave
Texas Philatelic
E. G. Sadler
Vigo Park
Tulia
Swisher County Hospital
Tulsa
Sadler
Bayard
Estes and Lassiter tied to border trip and allegations
The El Paso Chronicle and Reporter-News recount Estes and Lassiter with others at the border, Keeton denying money offers to Yarborough and later retracting. Las siter, Byers, and a pawn shop operator Paul Sloan provide accounts of Estes at a pawn shop near the bridge and a ride to the airport. Keeton resigns from Pecos job and hides in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Yarborough
Keeton
FBI
Roy Lassiter
Chronicle
Lassiter
Byers
el Paso
Juarez
Pecos
Paul W. Sloan
Ramon Villalobos
The
el Paso Times
Sloan
International Bridge
Mexico
Abilene
Reporter-News
Raymondville
Formosa Change Called Possible By Chou En-lai
Premier Chou En-lai indicated in an interview that a Formosa shift is possible enabling cooperation between Chinese Communists and Nationalists. He cited U S withdrawal from Sout h Viet Nam and suggested Taiwan aiding might follow. He affirmed China would defend the Soviet Union if a world war arose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Red China
Formosa
Kiyoshi Iwamoto
Japan
Kyodo
Peking
Chou
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Presbyterians to debate race at General Assembly
Oklahoma City reports the 176th General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church U.S.A. will tackle race relations with five presbyteries proposing measures. Roy Wilkins will speak at an evening session. The assembly may elect a Negro moderator, with Edler G. Hawkins and Alva Ray Cartlidge as candidates. Retiring moderator Lila G. Kessler will preach opening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
176Th General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Edler G. Hawkins
St. Augustine Presbyterian Church
Bronx
New York City
Alva Ray Cartlidge
Church of the Covenant
Erie
Lila G. Kessler
First Presbyterian Church of
Hastings
Neb
Kennedy Stumps in Baltimore for Brewster Against Wallace
In Baltimore, Edward M. Kennedy campaigns for Daniel Brewster against George Wallace ahead of Maryland's Democratic primary. Kennedy argues the late President would want allies to speak up on the presidential race as Wallace tours the city opposing the civil rights bill.
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Baltimore
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
John F. Kennedy
Wallace
Daniel ‘Brewster
Kennedy
Brewster
Johnson
Senate
French Communist Party endorses Moscow call for world communist conference
The 17th national congress of the French Communist Party backed Moscow’s appeal for a worldwide conference of all Communist parties to address the Sino Soviet split. The statement highlights unity and potential further action among leftist groups amid rising East West tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Communist Party
Moscow
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House of Delegates
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Wilmer Smith
Harris Moore
Bernice Moore
University of Texas
Lester
Ole Miss
Wheeler
Goldwater Raps Administration
Rusk
Jack Thomas Watkins
27Th St
Hepolito Paul Mendez
Tohoka Highway
Ave. J
Idalou Highway
Edward Kennedy
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