Violence in Texas Claims 12 Lives
The Associated Press reports at least 12 people died in Texas over the weekend, including traffic crashes and a deputy sheriff found shot in front of his mother's house. Other fatalities cited involve crashes in McKinney, Abernathy, Gilmer, and Humble, a truck collision near Falfurrias, a train collision near Conroe, and a vehicle overturning in Kemp.
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Tarrant County
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Shonin
Eva Cheatham
Grange
Austin
West Imsthyilte
U.S. C
F. Burke
Abernathy
Rath
McKinney
Mary Lynn Kinsey
U.S. 281
Falfurgias
Vernon A. Levrner
Byron. W. Blair
SR. Scroggins
Kanawa
Olla
Gilmer
Thomas Holden
J. C. Holden
Natchitoches
Humble
Harris County
Orgil Woods
Seagaville
U.S
Bond Reduced In Attorney's Case
Fort Worth AP reports lawyer Robert MacLin of Wichita Falls faces bond reduction from 150000 to 300,000 as he seeks release after a gunbattle outside Doug Crouch's home. Judge Byron Matthews would not require a hearing if the reduced bond is met. MacLin’s attorney Al Clyde calls 17500 excessive. Witnesses include Crouch, investigator Earl Stanford, and others who may testify if bond is set. Stanford shows signs of improvement after surgery and removal from ICU at St Joseph Hospital.
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Monterrey
Mexico
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Dykes Askew
Simmonsby
Tex
Belli
San Francisco
Jackoby
Dallas
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Simmons
Cecil
Kimg
U S Poultry Exports Recover Markets Seen in 1961
Washington reports the United States has regained part of its lost foreign poultry markets after 1962 European Common Market import restrictions. In the first ten months of 1961 exports reached 193.4 million pounds, up 14 percent from 1960, with much of the growth attributed to European Common Market nations, especially West Germany.
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Texas Temperatures Moderate Across State
Skies cleared from northwest to southeast as Texas expects moderate temperatures through Tuesday. Morning readings ranged from 19 degrees at Dalhart to near 60 in Brownsville with no precipitation forecast. Rain and snow from the arctic weekend are reported in several towns, with measurable moisture in Longview, Texas and nearby areas.
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Texas Panhandle
Brownsville
U.S. Weather Bureau
Texas Gulf Coast
Longview
Tenxarkana
Maud
Tyler
Smithville
Gladewster
Laberty
Palestine
Panhanidle
Baytown Native to Represent Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Baytown native Ainsworth will open an insurance office in Baytown representing Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. He previously worked with the firm in Dallas. Pacific Mutual Life, founded in 1868 by Leland Stanford, is the nation’s 20th largest mutual life company with over 3.2 billion dollars of life insurance in force. Ainsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ainsworth, attended Baytown schools, Lee College, and North Texas State University. Office phone AS24148.
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Humble
Pacific Mutual Life
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Leland Stanford
United States
J. W. Ainsworth
Baytown
Lee College
North Texas State University
Denton
Real Live Curves In U S Highway Program Peli May Assist Texan Accused In Mexican Crimes
Judith A. Carlson, a 25 year old Michigan Tech graduate and first female civil engineer hired by the U S Bureau of Public Roads, trains in road planning and construction. She faces family skepticism about a career over homemaking and will work on interstate projects, including national parks and forests, in Portland and Trenton offices. Her supervisor praises her sharp mind and adaptability as she joins a largely male field.
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Trenton
N.J
Federal
Federal Bureau
Aing
New Jersey
Sne
Judith A. Cartsan
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Michigan Tech College
Hancock
Michigan
Portland
Inrc
Paul L. Kliminski
Carlson
Did You Know The 15 republics form vast U S S R empire
The article notes the 15 republics of the U S S R as forming the largest empire with 8,650,000 square miles and 14.8 percent of world land area, possessing a coastline totaling 66,089 miles including islands.
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