Formal opening of Pampa branch by Schneider Bennet Hickman
The Dallas securities firm Schneider, Bernet & Hickman, Inc. opens a Pampa branch in Huces Building Room 100 with 8:00 a m to 4:00 p m hours. Giff Dollarhide Jr leads the office with Glen Brovier and Walter Price as registered reps and Ann Combs as secretary. J W Hickman arrives for the opening. the firm operates NYSE and AMEX affiliations and offers quotations on listed and unlisted stocks plus bonds. Daily OTC reports will be carried in the Pampa News with the first list on Page 4.
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Godber To Be Replacement For Profumo
London AP Joseph Godber, minister of state for foreign affairs and MP since 1951, replaces disgraced John Profumo as war minister. Godber, 49, has been in the Foreign Office since 1960 and was named minister of state in 1961. Profumo resigned June 4 after admitting he lied to the House of Commons about an intimate relationship with Christine Keeler. Peter Thomas will replace Godber. Dr Stephen Ward, a key figure, prepared his defense for a vice trial that could reveal more about the sex and security affair. Ward faces charges he lived partly on earnings of prostitutes.
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Pampa Fireworks Ban Reminder Issued by Police Chief
Pampa Police Chief Jim Conner warned residents that city ordinance bans discharging or selling fireworks within the city limits. Officers stopped three youths in a red convertible and confiscated Roman candles, warning of prosecution for any further violations. Conner stressed fireworks are dangerous and can cause injuries or fires ahead of the Fourth of July.
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Over Counter Securities Listed Daily in The Pampa News
The Pampa News through an arrangement with Schneider Bernet Hickman Inc announces the daily publication of a list of Over the Counter securities of interest to investors in the Top O Texas area. Prices reflect 10:30 a.m. today. See Page 4 for today's list.
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Chance Seen for low in spirits Area Aid Legislation
Washington UPI The Senate approved Kennedy aid to distressed areas increasing Area Redevelopment Agency funds by 455 million over two years. House previously rejected the measure 205-204. supporters eye a second House vote after civil rights moves, with possible committee tweaks to win passage.
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Restraint Called For After Bombing In Minneapolis
United Press International reports community leaders urged restraint after bomb explosions damaged the homes of Minneapolis officers Patrolman David Clunis and Police Captain Kenneth Moore. Clunis faced suspension for allegedly beating a Black man with a blackjack, while Moore was suspended over a fund drive to reimburse Clunis’s lost pay. Civil rights leaders noted the blasts may have been carried out by non Negroes seeking to provoke repressive action against Negroes. No injuries were reported in the Wednesday morning incidents.
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Senate Likely To Pass Defense Appropriation Bill
The Senate is expected to concur in a $47 billion defense appropriation bill passed by the House by a 410-1 vote. The measure, covering almost half the $98.8 billion FY budget, was trimmed by about $1.9 billion from the President’s request and faces Senate revision after the new year begins. The House version leaves open options on the controversial SR-70 strike plane while defense planners study alternatives. Rep. Mahon notes possible funds for a final manned strategic aircraft in a future year. Rep. Curtis alone dissented, warning about deficit financing.
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Rainstorms Pound Texas Coast With Heavy Rain
Storms battered the Texas coast with two days of torrential downpours and lingering thunderstorms. Totals ranged from 0.02 inches at Beaumont to 2.06 inches near Denton, with several towns reporting over an inch as streets flooded and visibility dropped to near zero in parts of Houston, Galveston, and nearby centers.
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Pampa Woman Dies After Sayre Car Crash At Crossing
A 68 year old Pampa woman Lou Collier was fatally injured in a one car accident within Sayre city limits. Her car overturned at a railroad crossing pinning her beneath the vehicle. She died about an hour after the accident at Sayre hospital.
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President Kennedy on sentimental tour of Ireland visits New Ross and Dunganstown
President Kennedy travels by helicopter across southeastern Ireland in a nostalgic trip to his ancestral sites. He greets crowds in New Ross and Dunganstown, lays a wreath in Wexford for Commodore John Barry, and chats with relatives at the Kennedy home, drawing enthusiastic public adulation.
Labor Secretary Urges New Tools to Fight Job Bias
Labor Secretary Wo Willard Wirtz asked Congress for new tools to curb employment discrimination by employers and unions. He cited nationwide job shortages and limited qualifications among Negro job seekers as key factors in economic inequality and backed President proposals to reduce racial barriers in hiring and promotion. Wirtz praised progress by the President’s Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity against bias in federal hiring and contractors.
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Refugee invasion rumors swirl then fade in Cuba
A brief flare of refugee driven claims of a Cuban invasion faded quickly. Reports inflated the supposed landing numbers from three small boats to thousands, with leaders and media sources giving conflicting updates. Antonio Maceo resigned from the Refugee Revolutionary Council presidency in disgust amid the confusion.
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Kennedy Tour Passes Through Wexford For Naval Tribute
President Kennedy meets with the Taoiseach and travels by helicopter to New Ross and Dungans town to visit the Kennedy Homestead. He then flies to Wexford for a wreath laying at a statue honoring John Barry, the father of the U.S. Navy. A Dublin return includes a garden party state dinner and reception.
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