Hereford Breeders Critique Beef Quality At Public Venues
Executives of the American Hereford Association told more than 100 breeders in the Southwest that the industry has failed to deliver quality beef in public restaurants. They urged the drive to raise consumer perception and urged producers to keep younger members engaged in the breed. The meeting featured leaders from Texas Kansas and New Mexico with ongoing nationwide conferences this spring.
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Rk. T. Alexander
Amarillo
Marshall Sellman
Watrous
N.M
Bill House
Cedar Vale
Kan
American Hereford Association
Alexander
Panhandle
Southwest
House
Holiday West Motel
Johnnie Jones
Brady
Southwest Fieldman
Bill Adams
Odebolt
Iowa
National Organization
Paul Swaffer
Kansas City
Lyle Roberts
Adams
Jones
Southwestern Hereford
Jake Schrum
Sugarland
Texas Hereford Association
Wayne Maddox
Miami
Panhandle Hereford Association
National
Houston U Bill Is Signed
Gov. Connally signed a bill enabling the University of Houston to retain its graduate school as it joins the state system on September 1. The measure sparked a major fight with economy critics arguing higher costs. supporters said it simply preserves the school’s existing state support.
Rep Francis E Walter Dies at 69 of Leukemia
Francis E Walter veteran Pennsylvania Democrat and former head of the House Un American Activities Committee died at 69 in a Georgetown University Hospital after a leukemia diagnosis. President Kennedy expressed sorrow noting his faith and courage. Walter had been in a coma and hospital for weeks.
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Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Kennedy
Walter
Georgetown University Hospital
House of Representatives
Jack Yohe
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Committee On Un-American Activities
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
House
Four Teens Die in Tex. Driver Test Crash
A car carrying Celina teens en route to Sherman for driver's license tests collided with a station wagon. Three 14-year-olds Mike Carter Billy Joe Cody and Gene Kinney died in the wreck. Five others 15-year-olds FE L. Marks Dennis Gray Guvin Farquhar Jackie Hayes and Jimmy Cryer were injured along with both drivers.
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Ama
Tex
Celina
Sherman
William Bel Cluck
North Texas
Mike Carter
Billy Joe Cody
Gene Kinney
Dick Seibens
McKinney
FE. L. Marks
Dennis Gray
Guvin Farquhar
Jackie Hayes
Jimmy Eugene Cryer
Baker Hotel Closes Doors for Sale in Mineral Wells
The Baker Hotel, a 450 room destination for conventions and visitors since 1929, closed its doors Friday and will be sold, according to manager Jerry Ledbetter.
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Mineral Wells
Baker Hotel
Jerry Ledbetter
Your Horoscope Change in Attitude Hastens Progress
A Saturday to discuss with trusted figures how a cooperative stance can move relationships forward. Improve surroundings with color, invite friends, and map future plans. Engage talents, broaden kin ties, and enjoy hobbies as you expand your social circle and progress.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Sagittarius
Zodiac Forecast Highlights For Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces
Descriptions urge Capricorns to build goodwill and credit before sharpening humor. Aquarius readers are urged to explore new and rewarding interests including New Age topics. Pisces is advised to clear accounts, seek allies' thoughts, and entertain generously tonight. A newborn chart suggests success through elf‑like charm and cooperative spirit, with stage or public modeling as outlets. The quote emphasizes personal responsibility in shaping life.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Union Pacific to Buy 2100 Freight Cars in 1963 Plan
Union Pacific Railroad said it will spend about 80 million dollars on 2100 new freight cars as part of a 1963 capital program. The cars are to be delivered through the remainder of 1963 and into early 1964.
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Chicago
UPI
Union Pacific Railroad
Color Bar in England Ordered on Women Bus Conductors
WALSALL England AP The City Transport Department adds a color bar to its ban on women bus conductors. Forty two colored workers mainly West Indians will stay until replaced by whites, with officials citing slower perception and uncertain return of colored employees to their own country.
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Walsall
England
City Transport Department
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