Germany Holds Fate Of Britain-Euromart Veto Power
Brussels reports a West German plan to propose compromises on Britain’s European Community entry. The decision hinges on six member states’ ministers meeting in Brussels as Adenauer and de Gaulle clash over French opposition. US officials caution against forcing a choice between unity and France-Germany ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan O
Fmmission
Brussels
Belgium
Iis
de Gaulle
Fraice
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Uganntlold
Luxembourg
Charles de Gantle
Ous
Kcanonie Ministter
Ludwig Erhand
Europe
Erhard
Ijto
Konrad Adenauer
Ihe Aga
Yedires
ERC
France
Adenauer
Aim
Adenauer Amt Sie Gaulle
Dean Isuki
Washington
United States
Risk
Unitain
Army Holds Three on Beating County
Three American soldiers face possible charges after a Nov. beating of a Spanish civil guard near Figueras. Ralph M. Davis, 22, Donald D. Kuhn, 19, and Robert M. Beckwith, 44, were in military custody in Madrid awaiting a decision by Spanish authorities. The guard required hospital care for facial injuries. authorities said the incident involved a car stop and an attack while in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Epala
Heilbronn
Gettany
Ralph M. Davis
Woodland
Calif
Donald
Kuhn
Casper Wyn
Robert Mf. Beckwith
Hedmund Tal
Victoriane
Avery Tule
Tok Palce
Uil
Figueras
Pistocrete
Washington
Soiria Ee Tours Viet Union
Strikes Roundup: Back on Jobs Amid Lab Tangles
A chaotic nationwide labor scene sees machinists returning to work after a period of disruption. Longshoremen, railroad workers, and transit unions wrestle with court orders, contract talks, and wage demands as talks stretch into weeks, with key disputes over automatic typing, agency walkouts, and mandatory union dues shaping the backdrop. Distinct entities include Lockheed, Boeing facilities, Philadelphia Transit Co, ILA, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, while figures like Michael J. Quill and Horace Stern anchor the legal framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Ualteg Press
Sterna
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Steves
Jores and
Lockheels
International Association of Machinists
LAR
Lockheed
Aeon
Eams
New York
Cleveland
Tinaod
Alumpi
Ea Herlod
Chloe “Auapanes Siri
iLockheed-California Co
Philadelphia
Ifirm
Cape Canay
Oral
Honahulu
Aly Lockheed
Lantic
TAN
Boeing
Maine
Texas
Naion
Williai P
Lindbergs
Fant
Kenn Jhe
Ins Inter-lihls
National Longshoremen
Assavia- Vewspapen Tion
ILA
Shipping Inter
Labor Department
Houston
Suntay
Rupert Wagner
Cepresin
Ile
Chi
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Michael J. Quill
International
Transport Workers Union
Saint
Horace Stern
Pennsylvania
Stpreme Court
Sonntag
Ceswnyytion
Soviet buildup in Cuba discussed by Rusk
Rusk warned of a heavy Soviet conventional buildup in Cuba with main forces defensive. He cited U.S. intelligence that the buildup occurred between July and October. He said interviews indicated some missiles or warheads potentially present, and noted signals that portions of combat forces or missiles may be removed in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bask
Sunjet
Cola
Ineveat
U.S
Ask
Inea
Relove
Cuba
Soviet Union
Rule Bans Eagle Killing in Cuba Policy Debate
AP report details a shift in U S policy toward banning eagle killings with narrow exceptions for livestock protection in Rusk and Cuba. Secretary Udall signs measures tied to guarding livestock while addressing Soviet military activity in Cuba, amid congressional scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prure
Astais
Rusk
Ddad
Ruskis
Governig
Cuba
Texas
Golden Caples
Livestoc
iTexas
Texan art scene shifts as new cultural leaders emerge
SHOW Magazine's February issue surveys Texas cultural shifts from Dallas Fine Arts Museum to a million dollar garden sculpture at Fort Worth and arts centers at the University of Texas and SMU. It profiles a new generation of Texan talent shaping the era under the headline Art of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fairgrounds
Dallas
Solti
van Clibuen
Wyeth
Rouault
Show Magazine
Texas
Dallas Fine Arts
Garen
Ft. Worth
Nevian-Marcus
U. of T.I
SMU
Thei
Art of Texas
Compulsory Schooling Urged in Senate Proposal
UPI reports Sen. William Proxmire and colleagues urged raising compulsory school attendance to age 17. The proposal seeks a Senate resolution stating state authorities should set the age for mandatory schooling at 17, with current ages varying from 1 to 24 in different states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Willian Proxmire
Davis
Proxmire
Senate
Old American Insurance Ad Offers Senior Life Coverage
If born after 1882 you can apply for policy up to age 80. Approval allows the alley to be carried for life with no one calling you. Handle the transaction by mail with GLO AMERICAN, a pioneer in senior American insurance. Send name address and birth year to Old American Insurance Co. 490 Oak Cent. L10942A Kansas City Mo. Ne obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLO American
Old American Insurance Co
Oak
Cent
Kansas City
Committees Open Hearings on Texas Election and Education Bills
In Austin legislators open a busy session with more than 400 bills in circulation. House panels will hear proposals to create four new state colleges and curb county school supervision. Other hearings cover moving primary dates and expanding suffrage while Senate committees tackle state college hearings in multiple cities and equal rights for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UTD
House
Mara Han
Bath Houses
Jack Woods
Waco
Ian Privilewus
Billy
Nowanl Green
Mort
Worlio
Senate Education Committee
San Angelo
Edinburg
Laredo
Odessa
Senate State Affairs Committee
Pache Island National Sea Shore
George Park
House of Dallas
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
Amity Ropers
Nems
Texas
Senate
Park House
William Patyian
Ganailo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
Britain
Euromart
Blacnumber Commission
Army
Cago
Louisville
Florida East Coast Railway
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Tion
Transit
the Magazine of All the Arts
Roger Nellefsen
St. Paul
Minn
Coma Lake
Nellefsen
Arthur Murray Studios
Alamo Heights
Downtown
Studio
Arthur Peeil PE
Edi
Apollot
Wordarland
Helveltss
Coadition
Goad Motor Company
Lexington
San Antonio
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!