Khrushchev Castro Open Talks in Kremlin to Deepen Ties
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro begin discussions in the Kremlin to strengthen military and economic aid, amid questions on future aid levels. Moscow papers hail Castro while notes of restraint mark the public welcome. Khrushchev highlights unity against the United States as Castro praises Soviet support. Cosmos 16 satellite launch coincides with the stop.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Pravda
Izestia
Red Square
Lenin
United States
Vnukova
Arctic
Murmansk
Tass
Naval Review
Corly
Weather snapshot across Texas with cool spell ahead
A messy weather summary reports temperatures and conditions across multiple Texas regions. North Central Texas sees fairer skies today with cooler air. Northeast and Southeast Texas show scattered showers and cooler days. Northwest and Coast regions expect fair to cooler with winds and small craft advisories offshore. South Central and Southwest Texas forecast cloudy to partly cloudy with thundershowers and cooler highs ranging roughly from the 50s to mid 80s.
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Snyder
Texas
Leon
Severe Texas storm unloads damage across Fort Worth and Dallas area
Heavy storms sweeping northeast Texas caused one million dollars in Fort Worth damage and flooding near Dallas as the Trinity River rose. Four tornadoes up to 98 mph, hail and flash floods damaged homes, churches, schools, and crops. two deaths in rain slick traffic and many injuries reported.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Trinity
Dallas
Risin
Killeen
Corsicana
Western Hills Baptist
Dan Cooper
Commissioners Discuss TEC Office Space and Courthouse Decor
At the Monday session the commissioners debated offering TEC space in the courthouse versus a private West Twenty fifth Street location. Judge Sterling Taylor was asked to inform TEC that utilities would be provided if they took Newtons space. The court took no action on Christmas decor by the Chamber of Commerce merchants committee, and approved park vehicle purchase, Towle Park pool opening May 30, and pool operation rotations. The court accepted Mrs Parl Donaldson from the Welfare Board and allowed barricading the north courthouse entrance for elevator work. County agent reports and the quarterly financial statement were received and commended.
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TEC
Melvin Newton
West Twentyfifth
Welfare Office
Sterling Taylor
Newtons
Merchants Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Morris Sanders
Bers
Gene Thompson
Jim Mixon
Jay Ramsey
Ramsey
Towle Park
W. V. Shearburn
Joe Chapman
Chapman
Shearburn
Commissioners Court
Parl Donaldson
Welfare Board
Donaldson
Jim Sterling
Shelburne Construction Co
Billy Roach
Roach
Celebrezze urges federal action on education reforms
Secretary Celebrezze opened Senate Education subcommittee hearings urging federal aid amid U S education gaps. He cited overcrowded classrooms, dilapidated buildings, teacher certification shortages, high dropout rates and rising college enrollments as proof of urgent need for national action.
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Washington
Anthony F. Celebrezze
United States
Celebrezze
Senate
Kennedy
Clash Near Haitian Dominican Embassy Sparks Regional Tensions
Dominican Republic accuses Haiti of embassy invasion and extends ultimatum to withdraw troops within 24 hours. Haiti severes relations as border clashes loom. OAS orders fact finding to avert wider conflict.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
Bosch
Spain
Dominican Armed Forces
Victor Elvis Vinas Roman
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS
Storekeeper charged with first degree murder in civil rights crusader slaying
Gadsden Alabama AP report. Sheriff Dewey Colvard swore out a first degree murder warrant against Floyd Simpson 40 father of six for the rifle slaying of William L Moore Baltimore. Simpson released on 5000 bond. Case to go before a September grand jury. William M Beck Sr Fort Payne Alabama former Alabama House speaker and ally of Gov. George Wallace says he would defend Simpson.
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Gadsden
Ala
Dewey Colvard
Floyd Simpson
William L. Moore
Baltimore
Simpson
William M. Beck Sr
Fort Payne
Alabama
George Wallace
Senate committee acts on $33 million Texas tax bill
The Senate State Affairs Committee plans action this afternoon on the final major tax bill before adjournment. The measure would raise revenue by eliminating the clothing exemption, increasing motor vehicle sales tax, and extending the corporate franchise tax for one year. A key opponent vows to fight changes, and any revisions go to a conference committee.
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Senate
Conference Committee
Senate Committee
Abraham Kazen Jr
Laredo
Joint Conference Committee
Byron Tunnell
University of Texas Biomedical Sciences School
Houston
House
Concert Association Books Two Foreign Groups for 1963 44
Scurry Concert Association has booked Paedia the Greek children group for December 5 and Jose Molina Bailes Espanolos for February 27 for the 1963 44 season. A third program is planned if late mail in memberships arrives by Saturday. Despite not meeting the 750 member goal, the drive is deemed a success with membership rising over 1962’s total. join via Mrs W D Birdwell at 100 Crockett Street. Adult memberships are 7.50 and student memberships 3.4.
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Scurry Concert Association
Paedia
Dee 5
Jose Molina Bailes
W. D. Birdwell
S100 Crockett Street
Typhoon Olive Strikes Guam After Tornado Karen
Typhoon Olive battered Guam with torrential rain and winds up to 125 mph driving residents to shelters. The storm, approaching from the south, damaged homes and buildings still patched from Typhoon Karen, though no deaths or serious injuries were reported by Monday noon Guam time.
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Agana
Guam
Olive
Karen
Panel Okays Limit On Governors Term
A Texas Senate committee backed a proposal to cap a governor at two consecutive terms. The plan allows two terms, a two year wait, then a possible run again. Gov. John Connally supported the measure as it moves to the Senate. The panel also approved amendments on a college student loan fund and on counties of 356 000 population adopting home rule charters.
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Austin
Senate
John Connally
Rickover says submarine reactor cannot explode
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover testified at a naval inquiry that the Thresher’s nuclear plant could not explode aboard a submarine or ship. He said fuel elements would remain intact and depth cooling would prevent meltdown, while noting search efforts have not located the sunken Thresher and Woods Hole scientists report no sign of the submarine on the ocean bottom.
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Portsmouth
NHVAP
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Rickover
Naval Court of
Rinekover
Thresher
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Woods Hole
Mass
Oceanographic Institution
Boston
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