Tax Appraisal Of Shopping Centers Studied At Meet
Tax assessor Harvey Austin reports a three part program plan including terminal remodeling and runway additions. A shopping center appraisal shows land value up $107,690 and improvements up $450,820 for a total rise of $558,510 in assessed value with Ehrenborg report indicating a school tax increase of $9,215.42 and city tax $8,377.65. He notes land values are steady but improvements rise sharply causing potential discrimination challenges before a board of equalization.
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Harvey Austin
Ehrenborg
Austin
Board of Equalization
Tax Department
Commission
34Th Street
Avenue A
Texas Highway Department
Jack Strong
H. J. Blanchard
Gene Anderson, Armstrong Warehouse & Transfer, Inc
Blanchard
Ave A
34Th St
Plac
Khrushchev Warns Against Nonwhite Split In Communist Bloc
Khrushchev in Castro farewell speech accuses China of attempting to split nonwhite revolutions from whites. He warns against divisions of revolutionary forces and stresses unity. The feud with Mao may affect the Moscow talks set to begin July 5.
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Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Kremlin
Red China
Peking
Khrushchev presses unity as Castro seeks Cuban alignment
In Havana Castro pleads for unity of the Communist bloc amid Khrushchev's farewell address promising to end ideological clashes with China. Washington notes Khrushchev warns imperialists, pledges peaceful competition with the United States, and hints at Soviet-Chinese tensions.
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Castro
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
America
West
Washington
State Department
Cuba
Lincoln White
Asia
China
Ussr
Brazil
Loan Probe Sifts Forgery Ties In Texas Lending
Officials probe alleged double contracting in mortgage loans sparked by a Lubbock homeowner complaint of forged signatures on loan documents. Grand jury secrecy hides suspects while Texas regulators and federal rules scrutinize falsified papers used in conventional loans and insured deals.
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Lubbock
Grand Jury
Chaimed
Texas
Ilegal
Federal Housing Administration
Grand Prairie
FHA
Veterans Administration
Skeletons Found Near Highway Culvert with Personal Items
Skeletons found near a culvert on the south side of the highway were joined by a safety razor a shaving brush and 3 cents in a pants pocket. Investigators recovered a driver license and a security card from a billfold and will examine unreadable addresses Friday. Cards showed addresses in New Mexico Big Spring and Fort Worth.
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Waters
New Mexico
Big Spring
Fort Worth
Losses Reported In Thefts In Lubbock
Police logged thefts totaling over 600 dollars. A Pan American Petroleum trailer vanished from 1628 19th St valued at 258 dollars and thought to be en route for repairs. A fence lock was broken at 4023 Ave A, 25 gallons of gasoline, oil, and tools stolen. A Shop Rite Foods truck lost a spare tire worth 100 dollars. Two radios valued at 44.90 from White's Auto Store. An eight transceiver radio worth 89.50 taken from Gulf Mills office.
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Lubbock
Pan American Petroleum Corp
19Th St
Jim Martin
24Th St
Ave. A
Shop Rite Foods
White’s Auto
7Th St
Ave
Gulf Mills
Broadway
Births reported in Littlefield and surrounding areas
Congratulations to multiple families on newborns including Jesus and partner Guzman in Littlefield with a son of 8 lb 1 oz at 4 41 am at Latif Clinic. Other births include Lonnie Bell in O Donnell a daughter 7 lb 2 oz at 8 40 am at Laut Clinic and more newborns at St Marys and Port Theresa clinics with fathers employed by local firms.
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Jesus Guzman
Littlefield
Latif Clinic
Caprock Fertilizer Co
Lonnie Bell
O'Donnell
Laut
Chevrolet Company
Ray Neal Cox
Ave. B
St. Mary's Hospital
West Texas Equipment Co
Ray J. Russell
34Th St. Apt
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Reese
Chamizal Negotiators Aim New Settlement Push
Mexico City and Chamizal officials urged a fresh settlement effort. Negotiators have continued talks since, focusing on reimbursements and moving numerous people and structures to the U.S. side.
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Mexico City
U.S
Cinecitta the Heart of Rome for Film Craft
Cinecitta shows as Rome’s film capital with a studio complex used for many productions. The article notes costumes and set design practices including color signaling for on set cues and scene work with artificial props.
Rain and frost lash Texas with injuries and property damage
Thunderstorms and heavy rain hit Lubbock and surrounding regions with eight assistance requests in Lubbock and one in Hockley County. Two injuries were reported to the Red Cross as a man and daughter were hurt evacuating a home. Frost and frost warnings spread from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley, killing tomato crops in Indiana and prompting protective measures.
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Lubbock
Hockley County
Shallowater
Red Cross
Ramon Garcia
Broadway
Manuella
Arnett-Benson
Texas Tech
Upper
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Minneapolis
Little Rock
Memphis
New York
West Virginia
Middle West
Great Lakes States
New England
Traverse City
Michigan
Wheat Vore Seen As Freedom Experiment
West Texas Chamber of Commerce directors in Wichita Falls at a three day convention weighed a wheat referendum. President Elmer Danner of San Angelo framed the issue as an experiment in individual liberty and responsibility to press the Kennedy administration for handling the problem. About 400 delegates expected. Manchester report notes parole cancellation for two English convicts after it was found their wives posted bond.
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Texas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Victoria
Corpus Christi
Houston
Childress
Calhart
Wink
Lubbock
Presidio
Wichita Falls
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Danner
San Angelo
Manchester
Houston Honors Astronaut Gordon Cooper and Family
Astronaut Gordon Cooper returned to Texas amid cheering crowds and a 32 block ticker tape parade in Houston. More than 300000 students were dismissed early as Cooper waved from the first vehicle with his wife Trudy and daughters Camala and Janita.
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Houston
Gordon Cooper
Texas
Cooper
New York
Trudy
Legislature Ed Bill Clash With Connally Over Budget
The Texas Legislature debates education funding as Gov. Connally blasts the conferees for reducing his requests. Key actions include a new state loan official for small loans and measures on trespass arrests, private gifts bans, and proposed constitutional aid for the elderly. Odessa College bill stalls amid filibuster threats.
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Connally
Governor's Office
Senate
Legislative Budget Board
State Regulatory Loan Commissioner
House
San Angelo
Edinberg
Texas
Padre Island National Seashore
Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
Parks and Wildlife Commission
John Connally
Capitol
Kennedy Attends East Coast Memorial Dedication in NYC
President Kennedy visited New York to dedicate the East Coast Memorial honoring 4,596 Americans who died in World War II Atlantic waters. He addressed parent loss and war’s meaning, then met with Herbert Hoover at the Waldorf Astoria before a Presidents Club dinner featuring Louis Armstrong and other entertainers.
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New York
Kennedy
Atlantic
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
President's Club
Louis Armstrong
Mitch Miller
Carol Channing
Jimmy Durante
Peter Lawford
Waldorf
Dwight PD. Eisenhower
American Iron & Steel Institute
Idlewild
Battery Park
Manhattan
Birmingham Faces Racial Tensions and Biracial Pact
Federal move ends Wallace bid to block federal action in Birmingham as Kennedy orders troops. School suspensions overturned and Negro pupils reinstated after Tuttle ruling. Chamber talks reveal industry letters and economic strain. business leaders push a biracial desegregation agreement to end demonstrations.
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U.S. Supreme Court
George G. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
Wallace
Kennedy
Theo Wright
Elpert P. Tuttle
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Reid Barnes
Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce
Caldwell Marks
Antwerp
Belgium
Paris
Mobile
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Marks
Boutwell
Traitor Drummond Charged in Newport Soviet Case
Prosecutors say Drummond sold Navy data to Soviet agents for money while working as a Newport Naval Base clerk earning 120.95 a month. FBI agents testified he removed documents from a base file cabinet and was arrested with Soviet UN secretaries Evgeni Prokhorov and Ivan Vyrodov after surveillance.
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United Nations
U.S
Vincent J. Broderick
Drummond
William C. Chance Jr
Newport Naval Base
Newport
FBI
Larchmont
Evgeni M. Prokhorov
Ivan Y. Vyrodov
Door Pops Off On Irish Airlingus Flight
An Aer Lingus Viscount aircraft with 26 passengers aboard lost a door at 17 500 feet over the North Sea. The pilot Captain James Gallagher said the door fell into the sea despite six locks and the plane was descended to 5 000 feet to relieve cabin pressure. Some passengers reported loss of clothing due to the incident.
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API
Aerlingus Airelines
North Sea
James Gallagher
Gallagher
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