Shivers Rally Frames Segregation in Texas Gubernatorial Fight
Governor Allan Shivers uses a Texas campaign stop to attack his CIO backed opponent and defend segregation in public schools. He denounces outside money and labor pressure while promising legal, orderly action to keep schools segregated. Shivers recalls past battles and promises to run a strong state government free from outside interference.
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Yarborough
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Washington
New York
Chicago
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Democratic Party of Our Fathers
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Jack Krol
CIO Political Action Committee
Walter White
NAACP
National Democratic Party
Earl Rudder
Brady
Texas Aggie
Wheat Planting Cut Ordered Across All Acreage
Daily News reports June 21 that wheat and other crop allotments are being established under federal planting quotas. Texas acreage history and county apportionment details follow, with a proposed 11 percent cut on Texas 1952 allotments and notes on total acreage allotment rules for price supports. The piece ends with a stray remark about language complexity.
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Washington
Texas
Agriculture Department
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Benson
Rogers
Lone Star State
Rebels Break French Camp
Rebels broke into a French camp, breached barbed wire, and fled as French reinforcements arrived too late. In My Tho the population center 25 miles from the China Sea, fighting persisted in the delta with French forces and Vietminh clash reports. Bao Dai denied abdication while Ngo Dinh Diem prepared to form a new cabinet in Saigon.
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Diem
Saigon
Court Martial For Batchelor Delayed To Mid August
The Fourth Army said the Batchelor court martial will not start until mid August. Gen White dropped a charge under Article 105, clearing Batchelor of seeking favorable treatment or maltreating prisoners. Joel Westbrook, Batchelor’s civilian attorney, voiced satisfaction the mistreatment charge is dropped and predicted the trial will educate the public and army about Communist influence and manipulation.
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Joel Westbrook
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Edward Dickinson
Dallas Man Hurt Falling From Freight Train
Henry M. Lusk of Dallas was injured at about 6 30 PM yesterday when he fell from a Fort Worth and Denver railway freight train. Attendants at the Veterans hospital reported numerous bruises but good condition, and he was held overnight for observation. A railway detective said Lusk was trying to board the southbound freight.
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Henry M. Lusk
Dallas
Fort Worth
Denver
Veterans Hospital
Lusk
Hotel On Sale Today Sparks bids in Hereford sale
The sale of the Jim Hill hotel drew bids from Hilton and Wayne Wallace of Hereford, with RFC placing the final bid at 132000. The property supports 30k payroll, dining room commerce, a ballroom, and long-term tenants, but payment plans remain unresolved and owners fear RFC purchase.
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Tion
Hilton
Wayne Wallace
Hereford
RFC
70 000 Shortage Of Teachers Warned At Conference
COLLEGE STATION Texas Dr H S Willett superintendent of Richmond Va schools said the United States faces a 70000 teacher shortage for next year He warned that at current recruitment rates the nation will fall behind about 100000 annually to replace leaving teachers and fill new positions He spoke at a three day Texas school conference Girl Guides in England organize a Shilling for the Willing week.
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College Station
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H. S. Willett
Richmond
United States
Willett
American Assn
Texas
Cop, Shot in the Face, Chases, Captures Man
In Shreveport Louisiana on Sunday patrolman Kenneth Lanigan was shot in the face by Luther Randolph Talley a 38 year old ex convict while closing a burglary case. Lanigan chased Talley six blocks before subduing him with help from officer E J Holliefield. Talley suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was hospitalized. Lanigan survived with a minor injury.
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Shreveport
Sunday
Kenneth Lanigan
Luther Randolph Talley
Shreveport Druggists, Inc
Talley
Lanigan
E. J. Holliefield
U S toShip Textbooks to Pakistan Under Pact
Karachi June 19 The United States will send American textbooks and technical literature to Pakistan for sale to students under a provisional agreement Theodore C Streibert director of the U S Information Agency said similar deals are in force with 18 other countries
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Karachi
Pakistan
United States
Theodore C. Streibert
U. S. Information Agency
Big Cattle Run at Fort Worth Stockyards
Fort Worth stockyards report 7000 cattle receipts for the best run since last November on June 21 with a strong prairie market showing at the cattle sale.
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Fort Worth
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