Overthrow of Castro Urged by American Legion
The American Legion urged the United States to oust Fidel Castro's Cuban government by military force if needed and to use force in the Western Hemisphere to prevent communism. It called a total economic boycott of Cuba and backed actions to aid anti-Castro exiles and defend Guantanamo Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
American Legion
United States
Fidel Castro
Legion
Legion Convention
Cuba
Congress
Guantanamo
Religious Bigotry May Face Senate Probe
A Senate subcommittee official said a full public hearing on religious bigotry in the presidential election could occur before or after November 8. Investigators want to interview H. L. Hunt, Dallas oil magnate, over possible payment for anti Catholic propaganda. The committee plans meetings in Washington to review evidence, with Keating and Green leading the panel, but Hunt and aide John A. Curington have not been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
Roy A. Sheats
Subcommittee
H. L. Hunt
Hunt
Sheatt
Washington
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
Keating
Theodore F. Green
D-R. I
Sheaft
John A. Curington
Dallas
Mission work youth speaks at Pilot Club in Lubbock
Mike Tundy, a Texas Tech student active in mission work in Hawaii, spoke Thursday night at the Pilot Club of Lubbock meeting at the Lubbock Women's Club. Lundy displayed photos of mission schools. thirteen members and five guests attended. Earline Davidson received emergency treatment at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a late-night crash on 34th Street near Ave. P. The other driver was Lloyd Jasper Pilkington. Ed Gattis of Abilene Christian College accepted membership in Sub T16. Donald Wayne Gosdin, 11, Tahoka, was treated for a ruptured appendix at West Texas Hospital. Augustine Marrieffo and Estqueil Marrieffo, plus Rivera Airline residents, were treated at Methodist Hospital after a traffic crash near Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Tundy
Texas
Tech
Hawaii
Pilot Club
Lubbock
Earline Davidson
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
34Th St
Ave. P
Lloyd Jasper Pilkington
15Th St
Donald Wayne Gosdin
Tom’ Gosdin
Tahoka
West Texas Hospital
Augustine Marrieffo
Estqueil Marrieffo
E. Rice
Rivera Airline
Methodist Hospital
Guthrie
Dallas Pastor Involved In Campaign Literature Probes
A Dallas Baptist pastor faces federal inquiries into distributing anonymous campaign pamphlets that reproduce a June sermon opposing Senator Kennedy’s presidential bid over his Catholic faith. Officials say sponsorship must be stated and distributing material inciting violence or containing indecent language is illegal.
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Ment
W. A. Criswell
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Tex
Atty
William P. Rogers
Vice Raid Hits West Miami Masonic Lodge Stag Show
Miami AP reports a Thursday night vice raid at the West Miami Masonic Temple on a stag show rented to Knights of Pythias Lodge 176. About 120 men and dancer Marie Marx were arrested for vagrancy over the lewd exhibition. the crowd protested as police carted them to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
West Miami Masonic Temple
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Adolph Rachline
The
Knights of Pythias
Marie Marx
Austin Man Appointed to Employment Commission
Gov Price Daniel named J J Pickle to replace Maurice Acers on the Texas Employment Commission. Pickle, 47, will represent management and take office January 9 1961. Acers term ends November 21 but stays on until Pickle assumes duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Price Daniel Friday
J. J
Jake) Pickle
Maurice Acers
Texas Employment Commission
Pickle
Acers
Cousins Marriage Plans Halted in Indiana Law
Turkish air force cadet Ansal Akyol, 24, and his cousin Birsen Emmrali, 21, halted by Tippecanoe County clerk over Indiana ban on first cousins marrying. Akyol says their country allows it. They may seek a license in another state. Akyol begins five-year electrical engineering study at Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana
Tippecanoe County
Ansal Akyol
Dallas Lawyer Homer Fisher Dies After Jump From Bank Building
In Dallas a 49 year old prominent lawyer Homer J Fisher died after jumping or falling from the Republic National Bank Building. Justice of the Peace Glynn Byrd ruled death by own action. The body was seen on a ninth floor ledge by a manicurist. In Alice Texas a 10 year barber shop boy was struck by a car and Fisher was said to have walked to a football game before the incident at the bank. The driver Harold Cornelius of Alice was treated for shock and released. The article notes India potential orders for railroad coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Homer Jack Fisher
Republic National Bank
Justice of the
Glynn Byrd
Alice
Tex
UPI
Fisher
Ricardo Cantu
P. ~ Hospital
Harold R. Cornelius
Chiropractors and Pilot Survive Love Field Crash
A private Piper Tripacer carrying three chiropractors and a pilot crashed on approach at Dallas Love Field injuring the pilot Dr Milo Siewert 20 of Amarillo with facial lacerations. Passengers Dr D E Whitehead 37 and Kenneth V Lollar 36 of Perryton were uninjured. Whitehead attributed turbulence and prop swash for the off course swing that broke the nose wheel and flipped the plane onto its nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Love Field
Milo Siewert
Amarillo
Trinity Medical Clinic
D. E. Whitehead
Kenneth V. Lollar
Perryton
Whitehead
Congo troops raid Ugandan village and capture villager
Fifty Congolese soldiers crossed into Uganda and seized a local villager five miles inside Ugandan territory. Uganda government officials said the action occurred on Friday and cited a tax dispute as the motive alleged by the Congo forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kampala
Uganda
Congo
Turncoat Yearns To Visit Home
London AP reports Guy Burgess, the British diplomat who defected to the Soviet Union, wishes to visit home but officials say he would be arrested. Burgess and Donald Maclean fled nine years ago after suspected theft of secret documents. Burgess appeared at a Moscow party, hinting at a possible vacation to Britain only if allowed to return to Moscow. The 1955 White Paper cited both men as suspects in spying for the USSR, though they deny it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guy Burgess
Soviet Union
Burgess
Foreign Office
Donald Maclean
Moscow
Maclean
Britain
Ussr
Longtime Tulia Man's Rites Set
Funeral services for E. K. Reddell 79 will be at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Tulia with Dr W Neil Record officiating. Reddell a Swisher and Hales counties resident since 1928 died Thursday night in a Plainview hospital. He was a retired ginner and farmer and a church deacon. Survivors include wife three sons Wade Dumas Newlin San Diego and Olin Thalou three daughters Mrs Peary Chartier Albuquerque Mrs W W Gammill Denver and Mrs Ernest Bass Paso one sister Mrs C D Staggs Plainview 14 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Tulia under direction of Place Funeral Home.
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Tulia
E. K. Reddell
First Baptist Church
W. Neil Record
Reddell
Swisher
Hales Counties
Plainview
Rch
Wade
Dumas
Thalou
Peary Chartier
Albuquerque
W. W. Gammill
Denver
Ernest’ Bass
Paso
C. D. Staggs
Rose Hill Cemetery
Place Funeral Home
Court Rules Rickover Lost Copyright Right
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that Vice Admiral Hyman G Rickover forfeited copyright privileges to his speeches when distributed to the press. A 2 1 decision overruled a district court ruling that Rickover owned the speeches as property due to commercial value after news importance passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
A. U.S. Court of Appeals
Vice Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Varius Communications Media
Appeals
Federal District Court
Rickover
Desperate Blues and Hope in Psalm 42 Lesson
Julien C Hyer presents the International Sunday School lesson focusing on Psalm 42 11 as the psalmist seeks God like a hart pants after water, urging readers to hope in God and praise Him. The study explores despair and perseverance, urging faith as defense against fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Brooks
God
Julien C. Hyer
International
Woman Dies At Daughter's Home In City
Mrs. S. A. Pool, aged 62, died at 12 05 p m Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs A P Couch 1715 29th St after several months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Pool
A. P. Couch
29Th St
George Robbins Services Slated
Funeral services for George J. Robbins 84 a Lubbock resident for 32 years will be held at 2 30 p m today in the College Church of Christ Chapel shore He died at 6 30 p m Thursday from a heart attack suffered at home Robbins born in Kentucky moved to Lubbock in 1928 from Abilene He is survived by his wife daughter Mrs R L Colley Homer La and one son Woodlard Abliene Burial will be in Elmwood Memorial Park under direction of Elliott's Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Robbins
Lubbock
College Church of Christ Chapel Shore
Robbins
Kentucky
Abi- Tene
R. L. Colley
Homer
Woodlard
Abliene
Buarlal
Elmwood Memorial Park
Elliott
Rites Set Today For Mrs Luckie
Funeral services for Mrs. T. J. Luckie Sr. 58 of Lubbock will be held at Calvary Baptist Church at 2 p.m. with Dr. W E Thorn officiating. Burial follows in City of Lubbock cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include husband T J Luckie Jr and several children. The body will be moved to Aspermont for services at First Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Luckie Sr
Ave. T
Calvary Baptist Church
W. E. Thorn
I. D. Walker
Highland Baptist Church
Aspermont
Young Funeral Home
Sanders Funeral Home
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Byron Bryant
Hardin Simmons University
Frank Foster
Aspermont Church
Fairview
Stamford
Couch
Esther Mayfield
N. A. Pittcock
B. L. Blackburn
Abilene
Hermleigh Man Dies After Illness at Home
Hermleigh observer Wil Leonard Jones 78 longtime Hermleigh druggist died Friday morning at his home after a lengthy illness. Born in Leon County he ran a Hermleigh drug store since 1927 with funeral set for 3 p.m. Monday at the Hermleigh Church of Christ with Minister Joe Marshall officiating. Burial in Hermleigh Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home Snyder direction. Jones married former Kate Walker in December 1904.
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Nermleigh
Wilan Leonard Jones
Hermleigh
Snyder
Leon County
Jones
Hermsleigh Church of Christ
Joe Marshall
Funeral Rites Set For Slaten Woman
Slaton area obituary notices announce services for Hazel Boyle 60 who died at Mercy Hospital after a residency in Slaton. Burial at Englewood Cemetery follows First Baptist Church service. Survivors include daughter Mrs. W. B. Miller and three sisters and brothers.
Funeral Slated for Mrs. J. N. Gaines in Lubbock
Mrs. J N Gaines 91 longtime Lubbock resident died at Taylor Hospital at 9 a m Survivors include five daughters three sons and ten grandchildren Born July 8 1869 in Kentucky she moved from Matador to Lubbock in 1901 She was a First Baptist Church member Funeral services at Ford Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church with Dr J Ralph Grant and Rev J T Bolding officiating Sanders Funeral Home)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .N
Pearl) Gaines
Gaines
Matador
Kentucky
First Baptist Church
Lubbock
Ford Memorial Chapel
J. Ralph Grant
J.T. Bolding
Last Rites Slated For Snyder Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Josefa Hernandez, 63, who died at home in Snyder, will be held at 10 a.m. at Guadalupe Catholic Mission with Rev. John Sanchez officiating. Burial in Snyder Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home. Survivors include three daughters Rosa DeHoyos of Poth, Petra Luz Cano and Henrietta Hernandez of Crystal City. three sons Juan Hernandez of Snyder and Santos and Rosario Hernandez of Poth.
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Henrietta Hernandez
Crystal City
Juan Hernandez
Snyder
Santos
Rosario Hernandez
Poth
Graveside rites scheduled for infant James Wallace Muse
Graveside services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman W Muse were held at 2 p.m. Friday in Andrews Babyland Cemetery. The baby James Wallace Muse died at birth Friday morning. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Jim C Martin of Seminole Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs. HH Muse of Jarrell. Rev Melvin C Long officiated. Burial was under Singleton Funeral Home direction.
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Castro
Ed Gattis
Abilene Christian College
Baileyboro
Sub T.16
ACC
Gattis
Guy Gattis
Morton High School
Just Criswell
Billy Graham
Midland
W. A Criswell
First Baptist Church of Dallas
Austin Man
Mexico City
Communication Ministry
Arate
Texas Tech
Southwest Conference
SMU
Shirley Stephens
Denton
U. V. Blake Radio & T.V
Ibibo
LNB
F.D.I.C
India
Chiropractors
Alice Boy
Buy-Rite Self Service Shoes
Lubbock, Texas
George Robbins
Mrs. Luckie
City of Lubbock
Rix
Luckie
Pool
Petersburg
Calvary
Baptist Church
TEL
Bortt
First Baptist
Erath County
Husbard
T. J. Luckie Jr
Hopkins St
J. J. Holton
Cal County
C. C. Christopher
Hico
Hermleigh Man
Bolger Funeral Home
Kate Walker
Littlefield
John
Limestone County
W. Porcher
Masonic
J. T. Blount
Saul
Hellinas
Calif
Vada Counter
San Augustine
Verna Chandler
Santa Cruz
Hammons
E. R. Jones
Georgia
George
Andrew
Corpus Christi
Louis
Bruce
Ben
F. D. Lewis
J.C. Wade
I. B. Willis
Nacogdoches
O. H. Palmquist
Trinidad
Colo
Lois Mangum
Palmquist
Denver General Hospital
Slaton
Hazel Boyle
Mercy Hospital
Pegsy Ferguson
C. A. Smith
San Diego
Nellie Reeves
Hobart
Okla
Roy Bridges
Los Angeles
Farr
Guy Bridges
Florida
Hap
Charlie Thard
36Th St
Virginia Gaines
Nancy Gaines
Velma Gaines
M. A. Patton
Kress
E. E. Alexander
Slide
C. T. Gaines
St. J
J. N. Gaines
U.S
Idalou
Paul Graham CO
McDonald
Zenith Cobra
Romberg
Rich Eady
ATV
Zenith
Tilnew
Qpemiti
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