Dirksen Slams Kennedy Domestic Programs Amid Senate Review
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen declares the New Frontier floundering and opposed to centralized government while praising Kefauver for a busy first Senate session. He faults housing bills as costly liberal sop and criticizes civil rights and immigration inaction.
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Sen
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MM. Dirksen
R-I
Kennedy
Dirksen
Senate
Jefferson
Kever
Congress
Well Groomed Burglar Tracked by K Nine Suspects
Police reported a burglar avoided a K nine chase after prying an air conditioner from a Locke Grocery window at 2625 Hickory. The thief entered with an arm inside, stealing toothpaste, a toothbrush, hair grooming items, and deodorant valued at 5.77 dollars.
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K-9 Corps
Locke Grocery
Hickory
iTexaco
19Th St
Melvin McKenzie
14Th St
Lucille Umlang
46Th St
E. C. Milner
22Nd St
Grinnell St
Damage Claim Ruled Invalid in Texas Civil Suit
Jurors in the 99th District Court ruled a $20 600 claim brought by Carey Lewis against J R West Robert Smith and Bruno Schwertner invalid finding Lewis was not injured and not entitled to recovery. The collision occurred near Idalou on Christmas Day 1959 when a pickup driven by Smith and a car driven by Schwertner struck near Lewis home two miles from Idalou.
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99Th District Court
Carey Lewis
Carey
J. R. West
Robert Smith
Bruno Schwertner
West
Smith
Schwertner
Idalou
Lewis
Ex Child Star Sent To Narcotics Center
Los Angeles AP reports actor Bobby Driscoll age 24 who won an Academy Award as a child was committed to the California Narcotics Rehabilitation Center at Chino for six months. In a Superior Court hearing he told Judge Allen Miller he could work with people who understand his problem.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Driscoll
California
Chino
Allen Miller
Psychiatric Department of Superior Court
Three Guilty Pleas Entered In Court Here
Three pleas of guilty were entered before Judge Pat Moore in County Court at Law No 2 sessions. Walter Ben Sterling pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a knife on Rosetta Sterling. a $50 fine plus costs issued. J J Miles admitted check law violation and received jail terms plus costs. Jesus J Guerra pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a name change. a new charge was prepared and a later plea entered.
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Pat Moore
Walter Ben Sterling
New Deal
Rosetta Sterling
1715
Ave. B. Asst
Sam Kelley
Kelley
18Th St
Sterling
J. J. Miles
E. 9Th St
Jesus J. Guerra
Idalou
Guerra
Felipe Gonzales Davila
Moore
John Curtis Eubank
Wth St
Irene Cavagos
Ave. D
Caragas
Liquor Control Board
Alton Griffin
Texas Tech expands Public Information staff with new agriculture specialist
Tommy Keith from Memphis Tennessee joins Texas Tech Public Information Department as staff specialist in agriculture. He brings experience from the National Cotton Council and Texas A&M and will report Tech research and training activities while also handling other public information. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J B Keith of Cleveland Texas.
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Tommy Keith
Texas Tech Public Information Department
Keith
Memphis
A&M’s Agriculturalist
School of Agriculture Magazine
Battalion
Southwest
Tech
Tech Public Information
Adrian Vaughan
J. 8
Rt. 1
Cleveland, Tex
Red Orbit Flight Film Shown at Baltimore
A 45 minute color film of Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov’s orbital flight will be shown in Baltimore Thursday night under the Maryland Academy of Sciences. It marks the first U S showing of the film. Titov completed the 25 hour flight on August 6 and 7, orbiting the earth 17 times before landing.
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Baltimore
Gherman Titov
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Academy
United States
Titov
Soviet Union
Macmillan warns reservists possible amid Berlin tension
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told Parliament he would draft reservists if the international situation worsens. Closing a two day foreign affairs debate recalled early, he voiced openness to East West talks while urging against panic and surrender.
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London
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Berlin
Plane Hijacker Found Guilty By Texas Jury
In El Paso U S District Court jurors found Leon Bearden 38 guilty of kidnapping interstate transportation of a stolen plane and obstruction of interstate commerce for hijacking a Continental Airlines jet with his 16 year old son Cody on August 3 in a bid to take the airliner to Cuba The elder face life plus 30 years while Cody pleaded guilty to hijacking a 5 million aircraft from Coolidge Arizona authorities await sentencing decisions.
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UPD
Leon Bearden
Cody
Continental Airlines
U. S
R. E. Thomason
Bearden
Beardens
Coolidge
Ariz
Phoenix
Cuba
Mixed-Blood Adoption Case Heads to Vermont Court
In Rutland Vermont the state Supreme Court may review a case where Mr and Mrs Miller white adoptive parents were denied adoption of Catherine a five year old girl of mixed race by Probate Judge George Jones citing color separation The Millers who moved from Ottumwa Iowa in 1957 say they will appeal The couple previously adopted a Puerto Rican background boy now age two while Miller a public school teacher and church pastor leads North Clarendon’s Church of Christ in Rutland County
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Vermont
Supreme Court
Eecone Pouter
Catherine
iState Social Welfare Department
George Jones
Millers
Welfare Department
Ottumwa
Iowa
Miller
Church of Christ
North Clarendon
FABTEETH False Teeth Powder Improves Stability
FABTEETH is advertised as an improved powder for upper or lower plates. It promises firmer setting without sliding and without sour or gummy taste, claiming to control odor and breath and available at drug counters nationwide.
Finland’s Kekkonen praises self help over aid in New York
President Kekkonen told a New York dinner Finland’s economy rests on hard work and foreign trade including dealings with Russia plus quick loan repayment, not Marshall Plan aid. He said Finland will seek credits, not aid, and noted meetings with Herbert Hoover during his U.S. visit.
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New York
UPI
Utho
Kekkonen
Finland
First National City Bank
Russia
Herbert Hoover
U.S
Hoover
Nigeria calls for 1970 deadline for African independence
Nigeria proposed a deadline of December 1 1970 for colonial powers to grant independence to all African territories. The move was announced in New York by Nigerian officials at the United Nations.
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Nigeria
United Nations, N.Y
Weather safety cited in rising 1960 beating deaths
A U S Weather Bureau technician said inadequate weather safety is linked to rising beating deaths in 1960. Assistant chief Paul H. Kutschenreuter urged checking weather and sea conditions before going to sea and keeping a weather eye until the boat is moored.
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Chicago
UPD
U.S. Weather Bureau
Paul H. Kutschenreuter
Lone Star Steel names E G Germany chairman
E G Germany was elected chairman of Lone Star Steel Co in Dallas on Wednesday succeeding R L Thornton Sr who requested relief. Germany had just been elected for an interim period after the death of Fred Florence. Thornton remains on the board and both men have long tenures with the company.
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Lone Star Steel Co
R. L. Thornton Sr
Lone Star Board
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