Rockefeller Gets Back to Politics Greeted Warmly
ALBANY N Y UPD gas and Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller began a day of political civic and social events seen as influential to his 1964 GOP presidential bid. A welcome dinner drew about 400 people including 44 press members with ovations for the governor and his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
UPD
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Citizens Planning Committee For
Greater Albany
Vivienne Anderson
Margaretta
Happy) Fitler Murphy
Rains Too Late For Wheat Belt Delays Harvest
The Wheat Harvest Office in Amarillo reports late week rains failed to aid dry land wheat across Texas. Wet fields hold up harvesting in North Central Texas and the Panhandle, but sunshine expected soon should bring Panhandle harvesting to full speed. Irrigated areas in Gray, Roberts, Hemphill, Wheeler and Lipscomb counties average about 33 bushels per acre. dry-land wheat remains poor. A temporary Perryton harvest office opens next Monday with James D. Young in charge at the fairgrounds. contact 433-2342.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Harvest Control Office
Amarillo
Texas Wheat Belt
Texas
Panhandle
Gray
Roberts
Hemphill
Wheeler
Lipscomb
Perryton
James D. Young
Perryton Fairgrounds
Love Not Cooled By 3 Hour Dunk
A 32 year old woman fell from a boat into Benbrook Lake during an argument with her husband. Her 9 year old son jumped in with life preservers and both were rescued after about three hours in the water. She described a dispute over baiting a fish hook and said the husband drove away claiming to get cigarettes, denying the charges but later saying he feared being tricked. The woman did not press charges but said she still loves him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Benbrook Lake
Lovett Library Sinking Prompts City Repair Call
Lovett Memorial library building begins to sink at one end. City Manager Harold Schmitzer told the city commission that the north end tile floor has sunk about two inches and the north walls cracked. Commissioners will summon contractors and architects to inspect and propose remedies as Public Works officials seek an immediate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett Memorial Library
Harold Schmitzer
City Commission
Schmitzer
Rrb
Cooke
Severe thunderstorm alert reaches Texas Panhandle region
The Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the extreme eastern Texas Panhandle. The alert covered a zone from Gusmon Oklahoma to Wichita and northeast to St. Joseph Missouri, predicting large hail and damaging winds. Pampa area added to the warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fokl Worth i
Burtsu
Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Gusmon Okla
Wichita
St. Joseph
Pampa
Six Texans aboard lost military air transport
Debris found in the Gulf of Alaska is linked to the missing four engine military Air Transport Service plane Flight 293 with 101 aboard. Six Texans including a family of four were passengers. Coast Guard and Canadian air assets scoured the area. debris and a life jacket were recovered. The flight operated from McChord AFB to Elmendorf AFB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Pentagon
Air Force
Gulf
Joseph
Whipkey
Wallace €. Pearce
Sheffield
Marion
Sandra
Rayma
Robert M. Johnson
Helen L. Johnson
Route 2
Austin
Marvin H. Towle
Linda A. Towle
St. Johns
San Angelo
Royal Canadian Air Force
1S. Coast Guard
Graham Island
Ketchikan
Alaska
Coast Guard
Sorrell
Claude W. Jenkins
Serene
Andrew Moss
Searse
Chena
Albatross
Flight 293
Military Air Transport Service
Pacific
Labor Secretary Intervenes in Rail Strike Talks
Labor Secretary W Willard Wirtz entered flagging negotiations between railroads and five unions to avert a nationwide strike over work rules. Sources say he seeks progress while others note limited movement as the Railway Labor Act governs talks. The dispute risks a strike after June 1 with 20000 engineers and others facing rule changes and up to 69,000 jobs affected. railroads may implement changes once the cooling off period ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
W. Willard Warte
Labor Department
Warts
Carhoads
Wirtz
Kennedy
Vario
Supreme Court
Negroes Are Admitted to Texas A&M College
Three Negroes were admitted to Texas A&M College breaking the 92 year color barrier under a policy to admit qualified students regardless of race. Vernell Jackson of Bryan and George Douglas Sutton of Fort Worth, Prairie View A&M graduates, will attend as National Science Foundation Students while Leroy Steling of Bryan, an undergraduate, previously attended Texas Southern University. Registrar H H L Heaton announced 2,675 students registered for the first summer session and women enrollment was expected to be similar to last summer. Texas A&M's board had voted in April to admit women on a limited basis throughout the school rather than only in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
UPS
Texas A&m College
A&m
Arlington State College
Vernell Jackson
Bryan
George Douglas Sutton
Fort Worth
Prairie View A&m
National Science Foundation
Leroy Steling
Texas Southern University
HH. 1
Heation
Texas A&m
Fidel Returns Home From Soviet Tour With Promises
Fidel Castro, back in Havana from a high profile Soviet visit, says he has “a lot to say” and will reveal details on television. Ya Tarde front page shows a Castro photo with the banner Fidel arrived Welcome. He was honored as Hero of the Soviet Union in a rare gesture for a non Russian leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
UPL
Fidel Castro
Russia
Castro
Cuba
Ya Tarde
Neadline
Fidel
Soviet Union
Hoffa Indicted on Federal Charge of $20 Million Fraud
President James R Hoffa and seven others were indicted in Chicago on federal fraud charges involving the Central States Teamsters pension fund. The two year FBI probe alleges loans to favored companies and improper use of funds exceeding 52 million, with Ho ff a and five others receiving stock options and financial control. Defendants include Benjamin Dranew Abe J Wrnb la nt S George Burris and relatives, Miami Beach real estate operators, and New Orleans builders. The fund serves more than 177000 Teamsters across 6 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPL
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Central States Teamsters Pension Fund
Justice Department
FBI
Fedure
Chicago
Hoffa
Furel
Benjamin Dranew
Minneapolis
Abe J. Wrinblant
Miami Beach
Cranow
George Burris
New York City
Herbert R. Burris
Samuel Hyman
Key West
Fla
Calvin Kovens
Zachary A. State Jr
New Orleans
Central States
Southeast
Southwest Areas
Southwest Areas Pension Fund
Teamsters’ Union
States
Miiion
Caf Trust
Sewage Complaint Prompts Commission Action Meeting
Pampa city commission hears wastewater concerns from ranch owner W L Jackson of Evergreen and requests a meeting with Forrest & Cotton engineers and Dallas fiscal agent to discuss sewage disposal and water plant site for the Canadian River Project. Crane of the US Bureau of Reclamation seeks location details to finish aqueduct designs, with executive session suggested for urgent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampa
City Commission
Fisral
Werk Ciw
Warold Schutzer
Carr Forrest
Forrest & Cotton
Dallas
R. of. Unedlerwood
Commisson Nest
Schmityer
WLB
Jackson
Evergreen
Red Deer Creek
Eivy
Gray
Roberts County
United States Bureau of Reclamation
C. C. Crane
Crane
Barger
Fma
H. R. Thompson
Commission
Continental Oil Co
Mobil Oil Co
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Texaco, Inc
Top O' Texas Car Association
Reeves Air Force Base
Jim Brown
Melvin Jayroe
JFK Plans Civil Rights Legislation Outline for Congress
President Kennedy has chosen the general outline of new civil rights legislation and will send a special message to Congress next week. He met with 100 businessmen to gain voluntary support for desegregating facilities they operate in the South, with ongoing consultations and likely GOP involvement through party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
South
House
Senate
Robert P. Kennedy
Outlaw and Banish Hunger Urged at World Food Congress
President Kennedy told the World Food Congress that mankind now has the means to banish hunger and urged a worldwide effort to ensure a balanced adequate bread for all.UN Secretary General Thant called for a 4 percent annual rise in food production to feed a growing population and referenced Pope John XXIII’s influence on the hunger campaign. The opening ceremony honored the late Pope AMUL and emphasized a three to four fold rise in global food output by 2000 to meet doubling demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
World Poor Congress
Guifming
Pope Lobo
Sen
Spin Amul
Baq
Pope John XXIII Lying In State In Vatican Palace
The body of Pope John XXIII lies in regal raiment in the Vatican Palace as cardinals and diplomats pay last respects after his death at 7 49 pm. A procession will move the body to St Peter's Basilica, with Rome and the world mourning a peacemaker and religious statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
VPH
John XXIII
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's
Rome
Penulf
Pope John
Apostolic Palace
Salon
Valuwan
John
Antonio Segni
Italy
Holy See
Canterlengo
Benedetto
Aloisi Masella
Segni
Pantilf
Atcllin Piccioni
Vatican
United Press International
Tesans
Jexas
Thomas K. Gorman
Dallas
Judge weighs restraining order on Wallace admission case
Judge Seybourn Lynne in Birmingham weighs a government request to restrain George Wallace from interfering with the admission of three Negro students to the University of Alabama. A 90 minute hearing featured counsel for the Justice Department and Wallace, with a ruling due by Wednesday morning as supporters promise to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Seybourn Lynne
George Wallace
Theterfermp
University of Alabam
Lynne
Atiowness
Justice Department
Wallace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockefeller
Lovett
City Calling
Bulletin
Military Air Transport
By Gordon W. Schultz
JFK
Food Congress
World
Sargepall
Ruelhakrishnan
St. John An Lateran
Ialy
Ries
John Aii
Sacred Heave
Amarille
Cashman
Jerome Calcagno
Pontifical Apartments
Tigh
College of Cartials
Pontifical Library
Yam Qdan Kd
St Peter's
St Peters Basilica
Gov. Wallace
University
Man
Luscaloosa
Huntsville
Ambarday Wallace
Amy Negi
Setpling du Atend
Edi Cesits
Lewis Howe
Ade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!