Relic Hunters Probe Civil War Battlefields In Richmond
Baytown area reservists training near Richmond explore Civil War relics on battlefield lands within the National Park system. Veterans and young collectors hunt for Minnie balls, buckles, swords, and cannon balls, funding excursions and purchases while discussing value and preservation.
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Baytown Area
Richmond, Va
N. E.jhetter
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Wariiner
Mobil
Huck Finn
Baytown
Richmond
Haverlands
Crosby
Pol
Joseph Schirald
Dwain M. Irby
Nelson Jannise
National Park System
Douglas McKellar Jr
Eugene H
Virginia Historical
Ronald Tarver
Larry L. Society
hunt-Winans
Donald R. Tezino
Jack D. Davenport
Glenn Payne
Virginia
Sion
Confederacy
Margaret Truman Hosts Music Guests On ABC Hour
New York AP Margaret Truman introduces a slate of artists on an ABC hour long show from the New Jersey Playhouse on August 10 at 7:30 p.m. EDT. She discusses balancing music, narration, and family duties while praising friends like Durante and noting her shift toward non singing roles in television.
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New York
North Sersey
Margaret Truman
Playhouse
Spestow
Moe
Margaret
Eugene Liszt
Don Eliot
ABC
Hinabe
Jim” Ther
Party Bolt Talk Muffled Without Any Third Party
ATLANTA AP Wide party bolt talk on civil rights and Southern strategy is muffled this year as Georgia faces a split stance on presidential electors. Mississippi's stance and the Dixie plan to tilt toward unpledged electors show no clear third party path. Georgia plans August reconvening to decide the platform and the elector question.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
John F
Vandiver
Kennedy
Lyndon
Johnson
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
Torney
Whissart
South
South Carolina
Ramiand
Warren
Brownell
Rogers
Admirand
Little Rock Carolina
Adl
Strom Thurmond
Mississippi
Alers
Magistof
Judge Suggests New Mouthwash In Fur Factory Case
In Wallington New Jersey AP a judge questioned Henry Admirand about his strange explanation to Magistrate Louis Schiffman amid a fur factory dispute. The admission drew attention as part of a broader legal proceeding today.
Texas Economy Shifts To Office Worker Based Growth
The Bureau of Business Research says Texas will base its 1960s economy on office workers and professionals, not oil millionaires. May notes declines in oil and gas employment, while government, retail, finance and real estate grow, signaling slower per capita income growth and a move away from high wage oil jobs. June business dipped 3% from May, but stayed 2% above 1959.
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Austin
Bureau of Business Research
Texas
Francis May
University of Texas Agency
May
Summer meeting of Texas Daily Newspaper Assn opens
The Texas Daily Newspaper Assn will host a three day summer session starting August 14 in San Antonio. Fort Worth Star Telegram VP Phil R North will lead a circulation panel with Pat Fincher Austin American Statesman Shelton Hall Victoria Advocate and Harold Zschach San Angelo Standard Times among participants. Sneaker Monday luncheon speaker Weldon Gwens Dallas Times Herald columnist. Ralph Kling Dubuque Telegraph Herald will discuss Creating a News Room in the Classroom. Tuesday features Joe Labben Chattooga promotion committee chair and T Lipscomb Jr on Bureau of Advertising.
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San Antonio
Texas
Assn
Phil R. North
Fort Worth Star - Telegram
Pat Fincher
Austin American - Statesman
Shelton Hall
Victoria Advocate
Harold Zschach
San Angelo Standard-Times
Weldon Gwens
Dallas Times Herald
Ralph Kling
Dubuque
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W. Texas
ROE
Vader
Efote Democratic Fxecn
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Uley
Andivnan Anid
SEARS
SAVE
San
Cole
Uae
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Sage
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