Kennedy urges cooling off fail as Freedom Riders jailed
Integrationists ignore Kennedy plea for a cooling off period on bus journeys into Mississippi and Alabama. Freedom Riders face charges after refusing to leave Jackson bus terminals as National Guardsmen guard the scene. Tenacious protest continues in Montgomery with King and Walker calling for no halt in efforts to end segregation.
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Martin Luther King
Wyatt T. Walker
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Wyatt
House May Take Up Tax Package Again
The Texas House prepared to reconsider the Senate approved 329 million tax package after a failed compromise. Rep. Menton Murray and his tax conferees reported an inability to agree and signaled a motion to reconsider last week's rejection. The move hinges on House decisions before Friday's deadline and potential new conference talks to resolve differences with the Senate.
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Charles Ballman
Borger
Wardrow Lane
Appropriations
Price Daniel
Honoluu
Odessa Man Charged In Check Scheme
Gus Marion Raymer 49 publisher of Drill Bit Magazine was arrested on a sealed federal indictment for conspiring to counterfeit and spend counterfeit money. He allegedly printed over 500000 in counterfeit 100 and 20 dollar bills to back up funds at River Oaks State Bank Fort Worth. Others from Fort Worth indicted include Burton Ellis J C Mount and Harold Ainsworth Jr with bonds set at 1000 each. Raymer headed to Pecos for arraignment.
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J. C. Mount
Harold Ainsworth Jr
Ellis
Mount
Ainsworth
U.S
R. C van Orden
Robert Keller
Federal Reserve
Pecos
Weather sketch across Texas with scattered storms
Readings show temperatures across Texas with highs ranging from the 60s to the 80s and nightly lows in the 50s to 70s. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies persist through Friday with widely scattered thunderstorms and warm conditions in parts of the south and southeast.
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Panhandle
Bos Soutwest
Jaycees Prepare City Cleanup Drive With Scouts Aid
Snyder Jaycees finalize plans for a Saturday city cleanup campaign starting 7 am on the courthouse square. Volunteers will collect trash along streets and alleys with Boy Scouts assisting in truck rounds. Project chairs are Gerald Johnson and Gerald Pullig, with Durwood Hopper and Lee Mixon as committee chairs.
Kennedy withdraws bulk of federal marshals from Alabama
Deputy Atty. Gen. Byron White will lead the return of most of the U S marshals sent to Alabama to curb violence around the Freedom Riders. Six officers remain at Maxwell Field as decisions cited National Guard presence state police actions and assurances from Alabama politicians and leading citizens. The move follows a court order banning the Ku Klux Klan from interfering with interstate travel.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Alabama
Freedom Riders
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Kennedy
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Alabama State Police
US District Court
Ku Klux Klan
Byron White
Air Force Base
Funeral set for 14 year old who drowned near Snyder
Victor Russ Jr. 14 died after slipping from a raft on a stock tank on L. H. Jones farm northeast of Snyder. Funeral planned for 4 p.m. at the Latin American Church of Christ with burial in Snyder Cemetery. Survivors: parents Victor J. Ruiz Sr. four sisters Bettie Rolia Janie Rosie Ruiz and five brothers Andy Neville Prucincio Raymond Lupe. Rescue efforts led by Assistant Fire Chief E L Autry after the body was recovered about 45 minutes later.
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L. H. Jones
E. L. Autry
Victor J. Ruiz
Bettie
Rolia
Janie
Rosie Ruiz
Andy
Neville
Prucincio
Raymond
Lupe
Snyder
Snyder Cemetry
Bell Funeral Home
Adlai Stevenson Named Father of the Year
Adlai E. Stevenson was chosen as the national Father of the Year by the Fathers Day Committee. The son of three and grandfather of two was honored for his forceful and eloquent presentation of the United States position on key issues before the United Nations while serving as US ambassador to the United Nations.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
the Nations Father's Day Committee
Stevenson
United Nations
Young Korean Chief's U S Trip Off Again
South Korea's young premier Chang Doyoung, leader of the military junta, was refused a visa and White House invitation to visit Washington. He met with US diplomat Marshall Green for 45 minutes as Washington said Kennedy was too busy to see him before Europe trip.
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Chang Doyoungs
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Kennedy
South Korea
United States
White House
Marshall Green
Europe
Green
Chang
State Department
John M. Chang
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