Lowly Chicken Sparks Market Fight Over Tariffs
New York AP dispatch reports the United States plans retaliation on European poultry imports as it seeks leverage in trade talks with the European Common Market. Analysts say the move signals a tougher U.S. stance amid linked farm policy disputes and rising protectionism.
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United
Asaya
Darden Chambliss
Near
AP Businews
Ac- New York
U.S
United States
Mon Market
Europe
America
Sen
Frank [Carlson
Common Market
Italy
France
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Houston Negro Claims Deputies Beat Him
A 29 year old Houston man Anthony Simon accuses four deputy sheriffs of beating him outside a North Side tavern after hours. The NAACP will have an attorney review the claim. He says he spent a week at Ben Taub General Hospital and was jailed on aggravated assault after his release. Deputies report Simon beat a deputy with a flashlight and deny the allegation. Simon is an ex convict who served two years for robbery by assault.
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Houston
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NCAAP
Anthony Simon
Ben Taub General Hospital
Harris County
Simon
North Side
Little York Hospital
San Antonio Delegation to Visit Guadalajara on Sept 6
A goodwill delegation from San Antonio Texas will visit Guadalajara Mexico on September 6. Mayor Francisco Medina Ascencio said the visitors will be official guests of the city and meet local officials and community leaders to discuss cultural and economic exchanges.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
San Antonio
Tex
Francisco Medina Ascensio
Hospital Notes at San Jacinto Methodist
New arrivals and admissions listed for Gulf Coast area patients at San Jacinto Methodist and related rooms. Includes details of newborns Bobbie Gene Nunn at 2% Graham and Pat Bratcher's son born August 6, with multiple names and room numbers for admitted patients.
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Neareittes
San Jacinto Meth
Et Hudgins
Eat Whitaker
Houston
Kenneth Boggess
la Porte
William D. Broyles
Burnett
Billie H. Van-Meter
E. Humble
Ae” Powell
Highlands
Willie B. Soilean
Lewis
Slovacek
Crosby
Audrey Rutherford
Miriam
Pearl Smesny
Dayton
Dorothy Arsement
Dixie
Julie Lewis
Ant
Bobbie Gene Nunn
Graham
San Jacinto Methodist
J J Ryan Named Knight of Month in Baytown Knights
J J Ryan named Knight of the Month for August by San Jacinto Council No 2788 Knights of Columbus. A 19 year member and 4th degree member active in scouting for 12 years, he served as scoutmaster and explorer adviser 1950 to 1959. He has taught swimming 25 years at Baytown Elks Lodge, with fees aiding Crippled Children's Fund. He has donated 40 pints of blood in 18 years. residents at 2013 Maryland attend St. Joseph's Church.
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J. J. Ryan
San Jacinto Council
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Ryan
Order
Flo
Baytown
Little League
Lou Gehrig
Asbury Park Blaze Destroys Boardwalk Section
A 550 foot section of Asbury Park's board walk burned on Tuesday, destroying the Sunset Pavilion with 12 stores. City Manager Kendall H. Lee put damage at 1 million dollars, blamed on a dropped cigarette. A 73 year old spectator died after collapsing. Eight firefighters were treated for minor injuries. thousands watched as 200 plus firefighters fought the blaze. About 10,009 people were kept back by police in a two block area.
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Asbury Park
Kendall H. Lee
Lee
Weather Fair Across Most Of United States
AP report notes fair conditions nationwide with isolated thundershowers dropping up to half an inch in the Rockies and Ohio Valley. A heatstorm with hail stones was reported in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Northeastern readings in the 50s, most areas in the 70s to 90s.
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Chicago
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Bartlesville
Oklo
New England
Pacific Coast
Halleck Foresees House Passage of Key Bills in Congress
House Republican leader Charles Halleck predicts passage of a $5.5 billion tax measure and civil rights legislation, with Senate opposition likely. Kennedy calls for staged cuts totaling about $10.2 billion while committees weigh tax rates and anti discrimination changes. The week features debates on vocational education funding, debt ceiling extension, and a $4.5 billion foreign aid authorization as bipartisan efforts collide with GOP concerns.
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Washington
House
Charles Tions
A. Halleck
Senate
National Aeronautics
Space Administration
Peace Corps
Congressional
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Afo
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Armed Services
Hosianon
Senate ‘ Judiciary Committee
Howard W
Annion
D-Nev
Hubert F. Kennedy
Havana Night Life Survives Under Tightened Grip
New York AP reports Havana’s nightlife survives despite four decades of Communist rule. Bars show wear with dim air conditioning and garish Fidel Castro frescoes. Some famed spots like Floridita endure, while others become cafeterias. prostitution persists, and Sloppy Joe’s sits largely empty under private management.
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New York
Havana
Yesteryear
Ernest Hemingway
Fidel Castro
Legeman
Prague
Prado Ave
Castro
Cuba
United States
U.S
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Froehner
Texas Ave
Esty
Fey
Hathaway’s
E. Fayle
W. Main
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