Real Fight Over United Nations Troop Use Looms
The United States Senate faces a major future clash over how the United Nations would use American troops. The two thirds Senate approval rule governs treaties, while executive agreements or congressional measures can sidestep this. A year hence the question is whether the agreement will be a treaty, bill, or resolution and how force may be deployed.
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Rayburn Heads for Texas Amid European Travel Prep
Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn of Bonham Texas sails for Texas saying he wants to stay put in his home state. He helped arrange travel for about 100 congressmen bound for Europe as four Texas members including Lyndon Johnson plan early departures.
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Whey Not Waste: Used in Syrup and Punch Recipes
Miss Pauline Lokey explains whey from cottage cheese production should not be wasted. She notes whey retains milk sugar and fat is minimal. Recipes use whey with honey corn syrup for syrup on hotcakes and waffles, or punch with pineapple and lemons.
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Tarpley Receives New Assignment at Nashville
Lt Dan Tarpley former assistant public relations officer at Amarillo Army Air Field departs for Air Transport Command in Nashville Tenn to begin a new post. He served three years in the Army and earlier worked at Crowell and Lubbock before enlisting. His parents are Mr and Mrs A S Tarpley of Truscott Knox County.
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State's First Poet Laureate Dies at 77 in Houston
Judd Mortimer Lewis, Texas first poet laureate and longtime Houston Post writer and vice president, died at his daughter's home in Houston at age 77. He joined the Post in 1900 after coming to Houston in 1883 as Kellogg Newspaper Co. branch manager and published children poems and an enduring editorial page column.
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Franklin Diner Feeds Troop Train Passengers Free
Franklin merchant Frank Brundelli gave an entire train of soldiers free pies doughnuts sandwiches beer and coffee when a troop train stopped near his diner He also drafted a dozen patrons as unpaid waiters to serve the servicemen prompting local praise and memories of wartime generosity.
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