Wrangling in Congress Delays Kennedy Aid Approval
The Senate boosted the total to 4 billion as leaders clash over funding. Russell and Smathers stall on a supplemental bill to defend Senate rights to amend appropriations. Cannon says the House can adjourn when leadership sets a date. Foreign aid funds face cuts and potential riders if Kennedy vetoes.
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Senate
William H. Harsha
Robio
Midwest
Kennedy Congress
Harsha
Russell
House
Senate Eet
Congress
Rusell
Agriculture Department
Roussell
Smathers Mansfield
Georgia
Dawson
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
George A. Smathers
D'Fla
Smathers
Kennedy
White House
Peace Corps
Wayland Baptist Board Opens Two Day Session in Plainview
Wayland Baptist College trustees convened in Plainview for a two day meeting beginning at 9 a.m. with finance committee reports led by E. M. Osborne. J. D. McPhaul will present the handbook and constitution while Maurice J. Sharp and Dr. Robert G. Collmer deliver campus reports.
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Plainview
Wayland Baptist College Board of Trustees
Finance Committee
E. M. Osborne
H. L. Mitchusson
J. D. McPhaul
Lubbock
Maurice J. Sharp
Robert G. Collmer
A. Hope Ownes
Wayland
Ailese Parten
Parents Day
Tom Z. Parrish
Harold Smith
Amarillo
Owens
Spiritual Life Committee
A. B. Reid
Abernathy
Two Charged In Sex Cases Here
Two men face charges after weekend sex offenses. Timmy Lee Spain, 20, of 2430 27th St., is charged with indecent exposure to a child and released on $2,000 bond. A lineup identification and a police report of several admitted incidents are noted. A second man remains at large on sodomy and assault with intent to rape charges, while a separate Sunday incident involved a man who pretended a neighbor was needed on the telephone and fled after a window break and help call.
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Timmy Lee Spain
27Th St
Asst. Dist. Atty
James Ivey
Spain
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
40Th St
Ivey
39Th St
Actress Released In Boyfriend Slaying Case In Los Angeles
Actress Saundra Edwards aged 24 was released from jail in Los Angeles pending a coroner inquest into the shotgun killing of her actor boyfriend Tom Gilson aged 28. Edwards was jailed on suspicion of murder after telling police she shot Gilson when he broke into her home and threatened their 9 month old son Tom Jr. The inquest is set for Wednesday.
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Los Angeles
Saundra Edwards
Miss Edwards
Tom Gilson
Gilson
Tom Jr
Local Births Reported Across City Clinics
Mr and Mrs Bobby Davis announce a daughter born at 8 50 am Monday at her Clinic Hospital weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces. Juan Madrid and wife report a son born 8 64 pm Sunday at Latif Clinic weighing 7 pounds. Brijido Ramirez and wife welcome a daughter born 4 am Sunday at Latif Clinic weighing 7 pounds 5 1/2 ounces. Alfredo Cortinas and wife announce a daughter born 12 40 pm Sunday at Lauf Clinic weighing 7 pounds 10 1/2 ounces. Guadalupe Reyes and wife report a son born 4 05 pm Sunday at Lauf Clinic weighing 11 pounds 1 ounce. Dionicio Mindieta and wife announce a daughter born 11 51 pm Sunday at Lauf Clinic weighing 3 pounds. Elisio Joe Mascarenas and wife report a son born 10 30 am at Tahoka Rt 4. Terry Williams and wife welcome a son born 7 30 pm Monday at Methodist Hospital weighing 10 pounds 6 ounces.
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Bobby Davis
Mara
Juan Madrid
Main St. Post
Latif Clinic
la Paloma
Post
Brijido Ramirez
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Alfredo Cortinas
Ave. J
Lauf Clinic
Guadalupe Reyes
New Deal
Dionicio Mindieta
Galbraith Steel and Supply Co
Elisio Joe Mascarenas
Rt. 4
Tahoka
Lauf
Terry Williams
Methodist Hospital
K. W. Kirkpatrick
Bobbie Sharp
Levelland
First Methodist Church
Bobby Brown
Southwestern Public Service Co
David Warren Witcher
20Th St
West Texas Hospital
Iather
Homer Robing
Felix Morales
Ave. L
St. Mary's Hospital
Adrain Lynn Sandefur
48Th St
Taylor Hospital
Caprock Investment Co
Manuel Marin
Paris Ave
Porter Clinic Hospital
Simon Retua
Queens St
McWhorter's
Guy Hugh Rush
Rt. 3
Winfred Self
Ave. Oo
Ernest Casanova
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
City of
Water hits lumberyard as seven foot wall floods Dallas
A seven foot wall of water swept a Dallas lumberyard causing heavy damage while workers restacked lumber at night. The city logged nearly five inches of rain by late afternoon, with AP wirephotos capturing the scene.
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Dallas
Rock shatters window as Meredith enters cafeteria
Ole Miss students outside the University of Mississippi cafeteria throw a rock that shatters a window as James Meredith enters for his class. No injuries reported. Federal troops withdraw gradually while guardsman deployments shrink and discussions with students continue.
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Ole Miss
Meredith
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Baxter Hall
J. D. Williams
Columbus
Nicholas Katzenbach
Army
University
De Gaulle Plans Three General Ballots in Month Referendum
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle ordered national polls three times in October and November to settle the fate of his Fifth Republic. The plan includes a nationwide referendum on electing successors by the nation and parliamentary elections on November 18 and 25.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
James McVicars
Fiesta Dance Studio
National Assembly
Georges Pompidou
Berlin Reds Kill Refugees Echoes of Berlin Crisis
West Berlin reports say East German border guards fired on refugees attempting to swim the Spree, killing two and injuring or drowning a third. Mayor Brandt warned Khrushchev of potential war and urged allied countermeasures as tensions rise over the Four Power Berlin status.
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Avelanche-Journal
Berlin
Spree
Willy Brandt
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
West Bank
Brandt
Moscow
West
Russia
Hold Up At Piggly Wiggly Described By Officers
Officers chased a teller who used a public phone near the Piggly Wiggly after a late evening hold up. A witness described a yellow shirted man with a bronze car and hose obscuring facial features. The store employee and son of a local family provided details about the suspect.
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Vaughn Sten
Tom B. Stenis
41St St
Stenis
Curry
Russell
Robbery at Lubbock Store Ends Without Injury
Kay and Curry recount a hold up at a local store. The bandit instructed Curry to comply while the two teens escaped unharmed. Police searched the area with dogs and suspected a second accomplice with a car nearby.
Kennedy to skip news conference this week
The White House said President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. He last met with reporters on September 13.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
North Texas Floods Leave Dallas Area Under Water
Deluges drenched North Central Texas with heavy rains and flash flooding. Cars were washed away on Dallas area streets and the Central Expressway, with evacuations in at least 16 areas. Fatalities include Helen Miracle near Mount Vernon and Frank H. Moore near Kaufman. Weather radar showed broad rainfall bands moving east, with totals reaching over 4 inches in some locations. Temperatures ranged from 71 to 96 degrees across the region.
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Richardson
Dallas
Mount Vernon
Tex
Helen Miracle
Frank H. Moore
Terrell
Kaufman
Jim Howe
Fire Department
Texas
Weather Bureau
Tyler
Amon Carter Field
Fort Worth
Ft. Hood
McGregor
Moody
Temple
Killeen
Abilene
Mineral Wells
Rockwall
Crandall
Grapevine
Lavon
Stephenville
Richland
Frost
Alpine
Beaumont
Lufkin
Greenville
Paris
Denison
Weatherford
Houston
Dalhart
Corpus Christi
Cuba Decries U S Plans Against Cuban Trade
Cuban delegates in the Inter American system condemn U S port closures and naval blockades aimed at Cuba. Dor ticos warn of unilateral pressure and seek UN condemnation while longshore leaders urge a cargo boycott of ships tied to Russia or Cuba. McCormack denounces Cubas UN demand and urges UN condemnation of Soviet actions.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Dorticos
Washington
NATO
Cuba
United States
United Nations
Assembly
Security Council
New York
UPI
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Russia
Britain
John McCormick
Osvaldo Corticos
U.S
McCormack
World Organization
McSpadden Faces Creditors Over Exemption Claims
Creditors object to McSpadden’s trustee report arguing fraud funds financed possessions. The judge noted Texas bankrupt exemptions allow home and tools. McSpadden, who pleaded guilty to federal fraud, faces a 10 year sentence due to testify in Estes cases. Creditors including Pioneer Finance Pacific Finance Heller Armour Diversified filed exceptions with local firms and individuals among them.
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McSpadden
G. H. Nelson
Bass
Nelson
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Pecos
Pioneer Finance Co
Pacific Finance Co
Walter E. Heller Co
CIT Corp
Associates Investment Co
Kuykendall Investment Co
Armour and Co
Amarillo
Tom Morris
Tavia Simmons
E. W. Simmons
John W. Simmons
Panhandle Steel Buildings, Inc
Residents Start Rehabilitation Study in City
A group of Lubbock citizens began mapping plans Monday night to improve downtown areas through cleanup and rehabilitation. Alfred C. Smith of McWhorter Elementary was named committee chairman as fifty attendees joined PTA members school personnel and ministers to form a plan for the area bounded by Clovis Road 4th Street Indiana Avenue and College Avenue. The committee will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at R W Matthews Junior High to map a direction for the project.
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Lubbock
Harry Tower
On Defense
PTA
Clovis Road
4Th Street
Indiana Avenue
College Avenue
Alfred C. Smith
McWhorter
L. O. White
R. W. Matthews Junior High School
Tower
Supreme Court tackles religion in schools and race cases
The high court weighs religion in public schools along with major rulings on racial segregation and labor matters. It accepts two key racial appeals on school transfers and airline hiring while upholding bans on race based facility signs and barring certain discriminatory bus operations.
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Hartford
Conn
Knoxville
Davidson County
Tenn
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Marlon D. Green
Continental Air Lines Inc
Denver
Byron R. White
Goldberg
Louisiana
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire Crews Respond to West Texas Hospital Transformer Smoke
Lubbock firemen were called to West Texas Hospital at 11 05 p m Monday when a transformer in a fluorescent light shorted out creating smoke There was no damage firemen reported Earlier in the night firemen extinguished a small blaze in an unused theater at 17th St and Ave A Damage reportedly was light
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Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
17Th St
Ave. A
U.S. Firms Eye Rover Gas Turbine for Small Planes
American light aircraft makers show interest in Rover’s gas turbine aimed at powering small aircraft, according to industrial sources. Rover is noted as a high quality auto maker with a jet car program.
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London
UPI
Rover
Snyder Hosts WTNM Group Fall Meeting at Snyder Country Club
West Texas New Mexico Communications Association members gather in Snyder for the annual fall meet at the Snyder Country Club. Harold Lacik gives opening remarks, with Orville Steele and Sammie Webb presiding and sessions led by Frank Cox and C. O. Layne. George Killan and Leon Hull present afternoon talks. A noon luncheon, business meeting, and hospitality hour cap the agenda.
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Snyder
West Texas - New Mexico Communications Association
Snyder Country Club
Harold Lacik
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Orville Steele
Midland
Department of Public Safety
Sammie Webb
Seminole
Frank Cox
Department of the Defense and Disaster Relief
Expector
C. O. Layne
Austin Department of Public Safety
George Killan
Scurry County
Leon Hull
Big Spring
Texas cotton estimate rises to 4.775 million bales
The Agriculture Department raised its Texas cotton crop estimate to 4,775,000 bales, up 75,000 from the September 1 figure.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Texas
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Ave. Q
Inday
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Oscar James Alley
Harvard
Natividad Carrizales
Lubbock Steel Warehouse
Twin Cakes Pharmacy
Mth St
Charles Curry
Charles Russell
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Hugo L. Black
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