Session Opens On Dust Bowl Plan To Aid Farmers
The conference examines a plan for education and credit to help farmers diversify operations in sub-marginal land areas across multiple Great Plains states. Officials say no general plan will suffice and focus on area specific, profitable programs, with discussions involving NASCD, SCS leaders, and state governors.
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Court Order Suits South Governor Colline Expressed Calm Outlook
Governor Colline voiced belief that the matter can be handled soundly and sensibly without furor or hysteria as court action proceeds.
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Airmen Return from Reunion amid Desegregation Debate
Four airmen aboard the Bataan transport return from Hong Kong en route to Honolulu amid mixed Southern reactions to the Supreme Court desegregation ruling. Governors and state officials weigh plans to adapt or resist integration as Florida acts to empower school boards.
Dayton Bank Gunman Kills Three and Wounds Four
A 41-year-old man opened fire in two Dayton banks, killing three and wounding four, then died from self-inflicted or police-inflicted injuries after being shot in the Winters bank. Victims include George Sawaya, 60, and Joseph Gavin, 47, with four others seriously hurt. Gavin was Notre Dame and WHIO public relations director. Meyers left incoherent religious statements and a fictitious hotel address.
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Court Leaves It to States on Desegregation Action
Federal judges in Texas to administer and enforce the Supreme Court desegregation order include T Whitfield Davidson and Joe B Dooley in the Northern district. The Dallas HQ judges and an Amarillo appointee oversee counties Dallam to Childress with Dooley in Lubbock this week. Eisenhower may fill the vacancy soon.
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Lavoptik Eye Lotion promissory ad
Lavoptik Eye Lotion claims to soothe irritated eyelids and relieve inflamed sore burning itchy eyes. The ad promotes a free sample offer and provides Lavoptik Co address in St Paul Minnesota with a drug store purchase suggestion.
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Hazlewood Bill Faces Conference After Tax Clash
Rep Truett Latimer of Abilene condemned the bill as sidestepped by tax provisions on beer and a dedicated gas levy. In the Senate Sen Dorsey Hardeman's amendment provoking opposition led the House to seek a conference committee, forcing Senate action on Hazlewood's plan. Hazlewood may push conferees to support the 1-1-1 gas tax levy as vote nears Wednesday.
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San Angelo
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Levy
The Cult of Super Sex Explores Hidden Desires
June Coronet exposes the cult of oversized bosoms flashing hips and appeal to thrill seekers. It explains why millions join the movement and how plain looking women seek thrills as a last resort. The Cult of Super Sex is on sale now.
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Area Showers Drench Counties With Heavy Rain
Storms moved through the region with scattered showers by afternoon and heavy downpours by eight. Clarendon reported 1.51 inches, Lelia Lake 0.84, Ashtola 0.96, country club area 0.75, Memphis 0.72, Hedley 2.0, Olton 2.0, Tulsa 2.20, totaling 9.80 inches for May with no damage reported.
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Locust Flights Threaten Moroccan Coastal Crops
Casablanca reports locust flights in the trans-Atlantic region of French Morocco near fertile coastal crops. The swarm activity endangers agricultural output and regional harvest prospects.
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