Tax Conferees Plan Progress Report Amid Session Moves
Texas tax conferees push for a progress report on a compromise tax bill as lawmakers address highway safety and other measures. Gov. Daniel seeks emergency traffic safety action while House and Senate panels debate milk import standards and loan shark regulations alongside university funding and senior college bills.
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University of Houston
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Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Senate State Affairs Committee
Missouri
Hardeman
Harvey L. Davis
Southern Methodist University
Davis
Texas Committee
John Cahoon
Houston
DeMar College
Weather storms bring hail and heavy rains across Texas
Scattered showers and thunderstorms spread across the Snyder area and much of Texas with hail reported in several counties. Temperatures stayed cool with 53 degrees in Snyder. rainfall totals included 1.10 inches at Godley, 1.20 at Rosser, and 1.13 inches at Waxahachie as storms moved southeast from Abilene to Junction.
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Laredo
Brownsville
Weather summary with scattered showers across Texas
Regional forecast notes scattered showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s to highs mostly in the 70s and 80s, with cooler tonight and warmer by Wednesday. Northerly to easterly winds prevalent along coasts.
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Bacie
Texse
Interior
Sherman
Absentee Voting Deadline Today In Senate Runoff
County Clerk Dan Cotton reports 31 absentee ballots issued for the U. S. Senate runoff. Applications must be filed at the county clerk’s office by 6 p.m. today.
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U. S. Senate
Dan Cotton
Prosecutions Likely Over Alabama Racial Violence
The Justice Department moves toward a wave of federal prosecutions after Alabama racial violence. FBI arrests four men in Anniston for a May 14 interstate bus firebombing carrying penalties up to 20 years and $10,000. The White House and officials confer as marshals deploy to Maxwell AFB to maintain order amid riots and beatings tied to freedom riders.
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Aniston
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Whizzer) White
Washington
John Siegenthaler
Edwin Guthman
Guthman
Maxwell Air Force Base
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Lister Hill
D-Ala
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Arkan
Sas
Central High School
Little Rock
Arkansas
Congress
Patterson
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Africa
Latin Chiefs to Join Kennedy Conference in Uruguay
Latin American presidents may attend President Kennedy’s July 15 inter American conference in Montevideo. Negotiations reportedly aim to include Argentina's Frondizi Brazil's Quadros Chile's Alessandri Peru's Prado and Ecuador's Velasco Ibarra, though officials have not confirmed. The July meeting targets Kennedy's alliance for progress program.
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Uruguay
Kennedy
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Janio Quadros
Brazil
Jorge Alessandri
Chile
Manuel Prado
Peru
Jose Velasco Ibarra
Ecuador
Allance
Johnson to Report to Kennedy After Asia Trip
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will report to President Kennedy on Wednesday about his trip to South East Asia. Johnson is stopping in Bermuda today before flying home and is expected to meet Kennedy at about 1 15 am. He will then hold a news conference.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Eam Asia
Johnson
Bermuda
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
US worries as Korea regime bans parties and blocks UN control
The US Embassy voiced deep concern over South Korea's new military rulers abolishing all political parties and blocking an agreement to bring their soldiers back under UN control. The UN Command said its agreement with Magruder was voided on parts, signaling internal dissension among the ruling council and possible civilian-government restoration hurdles. Maj. Gen. Pak Chung hi said forces would return to Magruder's control as soon as possible amid new cabinet pressures from marine and paratroop officers.
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South Korea
U.N
Carter B. Magruder
1.N
Pak Chung-hi
Magruder
Supreme Military Council
Pak
Negro Leaders Map Strategy in Montgomery Ties Rising Tensions
Racial unrest grips Montgomery as Negro leaders hold a news conference outlining future plans for a segregation test ride. A Nazi hate bus arrives with 12 youths in swastika armbands, while National Guardsmen reinforce martial law amid rioting and attacks on reporters. Five people fined for station riot.
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Montgomery
Ala
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John Patterson
House
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Atty
Robert Kennedy
Seigenthaler
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