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Newspaper
Waco Tribune Herald
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
14
Washington brace for a crowded agenda as only 74 bills have cleared Congress this year and a raft of Kennedy proposals face tangled committee reviews. With debates over civil defense, education aid, tax revisions, health care, and urban programs, a long session possibly ending in a lame duck wave looms.
AP News Analyst examines motives behind a Chinese military buildup near the Quemoy and Matsu islands. Theories point to local politics, troop shifts to meet agricultural crises, and militia replacements, with regulars positioned to shield Peiping’s power core while maintaining feed access and isolation from frontline view.
Sen McClellan, leading the Estes investigation, is famed for tough but fair handling of witnesses. He recalls winning a damages suit over a deceased snake to illustrate courtroom strategy and meticulous preparation. He aims to be ready for Wednesday's hearings into Texas financier Estes and Washington links.
Funeral services for Mrs Dona Garland 81 who died in a Palestine hospital Thursday were held Friday at 2 pm from Corley Chapel with burial in Richland Cemetery. Surviving are a son Hubert Cagle of Elkhart two brothers Gordon and Van Elkins both of Corsicana a sister Mrs Louis White of Richland and two grandchildren.
A Canadian election produced a minority Conservative government with 118 seats, Social Credit holding 30 and rising in Quebec. Lester Pearson led Liberals to gains, NDP debut with 19 seats, CCF diminished. Trudeau era uncertainty sparks talk of another vote. The Toronto Star warned of real chaos and weak governance ahead.
Mexico plans a grand welcome for President Kennedy while stressing independence in its foreign policy. Officials say Mexico will discuss disarmament and regional issues, and address trade concerns as Lopez Mateos notes no secret deals.
UPI reports a Communist organized rally at the University of Mexico campus where students burned an effigy of President John F Kennedy. Authorities signaled tighter security for the state visit, while campus demonstrators chanted anti Kennedy slogans including Kennedy no Jacqueline si.
Beirut AP dispatch reports American aid to Lebanon ends June 30 with little ceremony. Since 1952 the Point Four program spent about 70 million on roads dams electricity for remote villages and drinking water for 300 000 villagers. Ambassador Armin Meyer says Lebanon no longer needs technical help. About 12 em ployees remain in the embassy with half leaving at month end. The final projects include airport equipment installation seven Lebanese students to the United States for agricultural research and water and electricity development in the north.
Hamilton owner and president of Hamilton Furniture Co. is in New York attending the furniture piano and organ markets and style shows. He will return a week from Monday via Washington D C where Mrs. Hamilton visits their oldest daughter and her husband Capt and Mrs David A Nordyke. The Hamiltons will go back to Waco that week.
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