Editorial on Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rulings and local runoff
Editorial critiques recent Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversals for minor record errors and endorses change in judge Lloyd Davidson. It notes Andrews County runoff voters face choosing between W T McDonald and Davidson ally, plus sheriff race between Ray Phillips and Paul Cumbie, urging careful turnout.
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Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Dallas
Rupert Lloyd Sessions
Buford Lloyd Sessions
Fort Worth
Lloyd Davidson
Star Telegram
Davidson
Andrews
Texas
W. T. McDonald
Byron
McDonald
Andrews County
Ray Phillips
Paul Cumbie
Perceptions of U S wealth and tourism in overseas views
Plattsmouth journal column argues America’s wealth breeds envy in poorer nations and stresses constructive tourist conduct. Waterboro press adds a warning against entitlement and a drift toward socialism if Americans expect government to provide.
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Waterboro
S. C
Press and Standard
Taxes Burden Milk Producers Critics Say Politicians Exploit
London Ohio press laments heavy taxation on dairy costs including land, tractor, feed, and income taxes. Authors accuse politicians of buying votes with taxpayers money and call for awareness to reverse the system.
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London
Ohio
Mustang Meddlin Sparks Summer High School Happenings
Senior pranks mix with summer revelry as Jan Pennington hosts a party. Rodney Noble and Darryl Jeffreys prank Dennis Hargrove and Bill Warren with Just Married signs, prompting car air loss revenge. Engagements spark buzz around Pat Byles, while Tommie King enjoys ranch rides near Albuquerque and Jane Brackeen returns sunburned from Colorado City Lake.
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Jan Pennington
Rodney Noble
Darryl Jeffreys
Dennis Hargrove
Bill Warren
Dennis
Tommie King
Albuquerque
Jane Brackeen
Colorado City Lake
Jane
Seniors Leaving Town Ahead of Fall School Moves
Royce Ballinger will enter Sul Ross State University in the fall as Winona Pardue, Jackie Pardue, and Jenny Mathews relocate to Lubbock, Ft. Stockton, and remain in the area. Dewayne Hall earns an Andrews letter jacket with "Fan" from the Quarterback Club.
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Royce Ballinger
Mallamar
New Mexico
Sul Ross
Winona
Jackie Pardue
Lubbock
Jenny Mathews
Ft. Stockton
Vanna Marsh
Jenny
Dewayne Hall
Dewayne
Andrews
Andrews County Newsmasthead and policy note
Publication details list Andrews County News staff and editing, with standard correction and liability statements. It outlines publication schedule Sunday and Thursday, address in Andrews Texas, and disclaimers on errors and advertising credits. No news events or names beyond the staff and contact lines are given.
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Andrews
Texas
Andrews County News
Northwest
Charles W. Roberts
Tames Roberts
Ladoyce Lambert News
ED Payer
Parton
Summer at the high school brings new faces and a drum major winner
Kenneth Snyder moves from Brownfield to finish his senior year here due to the sports eligibility rule while his sister Margaret visits for the summer and will be a Tech junior next fall. Vic Thomas is chosen drum major for next year, with Janice Payne as assistant.
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Kenneth Snyder
Brownfield
Margaret
Tech
Connie Beilue
Vic Thomas
Susan Ballew
Nita Grewell
Sheila Willines
Janice Payne
Mary Ann Nelson
Public housing approval for 28 units in region
W. W. Collins, acting director of the Public Housing Administration, approved 28 public housing units after a regional survey to determine community needs. Local coverage notes the decision followed a housing survey and outlines the area's public housing requirements.
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Post
W. W. Collins
The
Public Housing Administration
Post Dispatch
School principal resigns to lead Muleshoe district
Kermit Senior High School principal Kermit Dillman announces Thursday his resignation to become superintendent of the Muleshoe district. He will start new duties around June 15, with Winkler County News reporting the move. A separate Federal Court verdict in Lubbock awards 78000 to orphaned Smith children against H C Smith Oil Tool Co and Billy Robinson.
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Kermit
Neal B. Dillman
Kermit Senior High School
Muleshoe
The
Winkler County News
Denver
VA GI Bill Questions Answers and Eligibility Rules
Veterans guidance covers training periods for Korea era benefits eight years from discharge or until January 31, 1965, whichever comes first, and details on new GI insurance for service connected veterans, War Orphans Education allowances to guardians, and release from VA loan liability when a buyer assumes the loan subject to credit risk and written agreement.
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Korea
Reading List From a Rural Catalog The Editor Reports
A reader describes ordering 12 agriculture pamphlets from a catalog, listing selections by code numbers such as G7 Growing Vegetables City and L 453 How To Control Bed. He jokes about advice on farming, poultry, sewing machines, and turkey usage, noting his age and plans to read through the items.
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Lawy
Births Outpace Deaths In Texas In 1959
Texas provisional Health Department figures show 248 700 births and 73 753 deaths for 1959 yielding a 3 5 to 1 birth advantage. Births rose 3 194 from 1958 while deaths were nearly flat with an increase of 310. A vehicle crash occurred in Gaines County in 1959. Denver City seeks a county librarian after Mrs Bill Harwell resigned. Pecos area news notes Apache Wood Products seeks $100 000 capitalization with Pecos Industrial Foundation backing.
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Texas
State Department of Health
Department
Section On Records and
State Health Department
Pecos
Jim McCormac
Apache Wood Products Company
Pecos Industrial Foundation, Inc
Pecos Daily Enterprise
Population natural increase and new mental retardation clinic
The Department notes 1950 1960 births minus deaths in Texas shows a natural rise of 19 percent with 1 668 220 more births than deaths over the decade and a 20.2 percent population rise from births since 1940 50. A mental retardation research center will open at the Texas Medical Center Houston under the State Health Baylor U College of Medicine and the U S Children s Bureau with a staff including a medical director social worker psychologist and nurse funded at 65 000 to 75 000 annually for five years measurable by ongoing sponsorships.
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Texas
Texas Medical Center
Houston
Texas State Department of Health
Baylor University College of Medicine
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Texas medical center planning funds sought
UT Regents request $100,000 in the Legislature to plan a new medical center in San Antonio. The money would cover studies and estimates to guide future funding and possible center construction by a later session.
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