Arabs Delay Peace Keeping Money Approval
UNITED NATIONS N Y U P L Arabs delay approval of a U N plan to fund peace keeping operations until next week amid Arab insistence on assigning most costs to aggressor nations The Afro Asian group pressed for penalties while the plan spreads the burden across underdeveloped states after an initial 45 million dollar contribution toward a 47 5 million budget for Middle East and Congo missions.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPL
U.N
Ceneral Assembly
Middle East
Suez
Israel
Britain
France
Security Council
General Assembly
Congo
Soviet Union
Middle
United States
Pampa Key Club Plans Flag Day Sales and Display
The Pampa Key Club outlines Flag Day activities with a public display of large flags at local business firms and a home flag sale. Volunteers will install flags, offering Lawn Kits at 7.50 and Home Kits at 5.00, with orders via MO 4-2975 or MO 5-2824. A postscript notes a summer meeting at 7 p.m. at the High School Film Room hosted by Joe Fischer Jr and featuring Norman Burkhart, a Papago missionary.
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Pampa Key Club
Key Club
Barry Peterson
Peterson
Joe Fischer Jr
At & P.m
Norman Burkhart
Arizona
Fischer
Rioting Crushed in Iran Says Military Governor
Iran's military governor Gen Nassiri announced the shah's army crushed religious rioting that lasted four days and pledged to follow all orders to maintain peace. He reported more clashes in Shiraz but said casualties stood at 86 killed and 193 injured.
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Tehran
Iran
Inspector Convicted In Mass DUI Case
Clarence Dixon, an inspector for the state Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, was fined $100 in district court on charges of driving while under the influence and drunkenness. Dixon pleaded innocent and appealed the convictions.
Investigator predicts sugar price rise this year end
UPI reports Congress investigator Rep. Charles A. Vanik predicts American consumers will face another rise in sugar prices before year’s end. Vanik blames world supply shortages and US policy, urges buying less sugar and sourcing cheaply abroad to balance demand.
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Washington
UPI
Charles A. Vank
T-Ohio
House Banking and Currency
Peru
Tus
Vanik
Charles 8. Murphy
Ohio Democrat
United States
Campus Worried By Wallace Covenant Clash
Widespread concern grips campus and Washington officials as Governor Wallace signals defiance of a federal court injunction to block Negro enrollment at the University of Alabama. Federal troops may be used if state troopers bar entry. James Hood and Vivian Malone to enroll on main campus, with Dave McGlathery at Huntsville.
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Wallace
Huntsville
Ao High Administration
Washington
Montvemers
Wallase Seill
Seybourn Kyrne
Wallace Werdsesday
Alabama
Justic Department
Oregisnratan
Birmingham
Auopncs S
Mtversity Afficuits
Justice Department
Donne J. Jefferson Bennett
University
Spree
Avian Malone
Postwar Teenage Unemployment Reaches Peak
Washington reports teen joblessness rose to a postwar high in May, with 1.2 million teenagers jobless. Labor Secretary Wirtz warns it could become a major national issue as overall unemployment sits at 5.91 percent. Government data show 4,066,000 Americans seeking work in May, while teen labor force swelling and technology reduce openings for youths.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
U.S
Wirte
Harold Goldstein
Wirty
Blind Boy Meets Kennedy in Handshake at White House
Eleven-year-old Joey Rene, blind since birth, met President Kennedy during his West Coast tour. He spoke with the President by touch, received a White House invitation, and later sent a full report of their brief conversation.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
Joey Rene
Kennedy
Joey
West
White House
Joe
Sypesident
Accret
Storms Hit Texas Panhandle and West Texas Areas
United Press International reports thundery weather across the Texas Panhandle Big Bend and Midland Odessa. Isolated storms were forecast from the Panhandle to the Big Bend with Presidio recording 108 degrees, while overnight readings reached as low as 4 in some spots.
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United Press International
del Rio
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Big Bend Country
Midland-Odessa
West Texas
Panhandle
Big Bend
Presidio
Dalharti
Corpus Christo
Trial Figure Is Victim of Gang Slaying
Kenneth Gordon, once a central figure in an Eastman Kodak equipment case, was found shot dead in a Chicago storefront parking lot. Police report six bullet wounds. Gordon had earlier faced federal charges over $42,000 in Kodak gear and served a sentence. co-defendant Kenneth McLeod faced mixed verdicts in prior trials.
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Chivago
Vps
Eastman Kodak
Kenneth Gordon
Chicago’s
North Side
Gordon
Masanan Kodak
Kenneth McLeod
Rochester
New York
Detroit
US Supreme Court
Mcleod
Plan May Lift Wheat Prices by Millions Next Year
Washington sources say Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman could authorize a 1964 wheat price support move with a Congress approved plan. The action would affect farmers by altering the feed grain interchange, potentially softening the price blows after farmers rejected a prior program linking high price supports to production controls. No final decision has been made on implementing the wheat feed grain interchange.
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Washington
UPL
Orville the Freeman
Congress
Uiiformed
Agriculture Department
Freeman A
Jack Lacy Speaks To 200 At Lions Club Installation
Jack Lacy addressed about 200 attendees at the Pampa Soondas Lions Club installation banquet in Kirst Mech ediet haut Laey. He urged acceptance of personal responsibility as key to solving contemporary problems. Ralph Thomas installed officers and new directors were welcomed, with awards presented to members for service.
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Dudley Steele
Lions Club
Steele
Lions
George Kleebug
Talk
Elainoe Cox
Max Presnell
Tom Snow
Lion Tamer
Gaston
Teedushier
Wwaby News
Jack Lacy
Jack Lacs
Panna Soondas Lions Club
Kirst
Haut
Laey
Evens
Dard
Ralph Thomas
International Tins
Dudlee Steele
May Presnell
Stee
Harbord Cas
Fart McConell
Wow Wells
Howard Cireentee
Lows Hackley
Maxine Mid Iron
Ersas
Marisa Millie
Prinard Blow
Biors
Warren Hasse
KPDN
Tex DeWeese
Pampa Dewy News Crom
Mieneaton
Cary
Medge
Allesance
Bail Shoo
Prudent Steele
Fans Club
Riot Flares In Lexington Killing Man And Wounding Photographer
One white man was killed and a news photographer wounded Thursday night in a Lexington North Carolina street riot. State troopers and police fought to restore order as vehicles were damaged. The clash followed clashes between white and Neepats groups, with crowds marching in Greenshard and demonstrations at campuses in nearby cities.
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United Press International
Lexington
N.C
Potee
Aber
Greenshorn
Greenshard
Poice
Birmingham
Ala
Universe of Alabama
Department of Representatves
Tve
Neeraes Way
May Universe
Tistaloussa Piesdas
Huntside
Peirsches Oxford
Miss
McDowell
Lancers
Misesissippi Thoradiy
James Ho Menedih
Danville
Ian Neproes
Danside
Canadien
Conister
Cae
Drageed Hindif
Oroaye
Arestr
Kennedy to Attend Closed Dinner Aboard Ship After Demo
President Kennedy planned a secret Pacific itinerary after naval weapons demonstrations in the Mojave Desert. He would travel by helicopter from China Lake to Beverly Hills for a closed dinner with Los Angeles business and Democratic political figures at the Beverly Hilton, signaling a show of U.S. resolve to defend sea lanes and allies.
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Tss
Kelty Hawn
UPL
Kennedy
Mojase
California
GSS
Hithe Phawh
Inso
Anita
Wenmearl Wen
Pan Dy Vis
China Lake
Naval Ordnance Testing
Mojave
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Beverly Hills Calif
Prescient Club
Los Angeles
Labor Parties Demand Full Investigation Into Profuma Scandal
Labor leaders press for an immediate parliamentary debate on the Profuma affair as Prime Minister Macmillan faces calls for resignation. Harald Wilson pledged a personal attack as the party seeks a full inquiry into Profuma’s ties with Christine Keeler and related security concerns involving Miss Khagene Ivanov.
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Pondon Collie
Britain
Pattodas
Joli Pootuma
Profuma
Athe
Labor Party
Harald Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Wilson
Christine Keeler
Forrest Stafford Named Manager of Amarillo Store
Forrest Stafford, formerly assistant manager at the R. Anthony store in Pampa, is named manager of the downtown Amarillo Anthony store replacing Connie Harris who resigned. Stafford has spent three years with the company, previously working in Deviorehe and Woodward Oklahoma. He and his wife Ruby attend the Church of Christ and have two daughters, Rhonda and Jane.
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Forrest Saltford
R. Anthony
Pampa
Anthony
Amarila
Stafford
Connie Harrs
Downwn
Amarillo
Meaope
Deviorehe
Woodward
Okla
Svatture
Ruby
Church of Christ
Lie Stattords
Rhonda
Jane
Apache
Polar flight pilots reach unknown Arctic depth
Eleven Cessna II planes with engines intact guided by air corps veterans crossed the Arctic Ocean from Washington, landing March 2. The mission, described as the deepest known penetration, involved pilots including Alderfer and others who later reported to Navy authorities. Alaska provides a poor excuse as officials cite delays in traffic enforcement in St Paul Minnesota.
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Washington
Noth Pole
Arctee
Fiat Cernade
Heht Air Eort Vie Sao Anneutoud
Phursaha
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Campus
Tuscaloosa
George Wallace
University of Alabama
Cornelius €. Gallagher
D-N.j
Gallagher
JFK
Lewis Howe
Los Barst
Forrest Stafford
Vilas
Navy
Tatoaiea
Alaska
St. Paul. Minn
UPJ
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