Ranchers Boost Feed as Mild Weather Fades in Texas
In Texas, ranchers have increased feeding as moisture falls in western and southern districts. Cattle lose weight where dry, while northern, central, and eastern areas report adequate moisture and good forage growth. Oats thrive, grazing improves, but pastures vary. calving and lambing progress as farmers plan spring crops and plow.
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College Station
Texas
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Souther
Panhandle
San Antonio
Gulf Coast
North Central
Woman Says VA Cheated Brother After Tax Evasion Claim
Olga Hobeck of Chicago alleges the Veterans Administration cheated her jailed brother, claiming four dependents on her tax return to avoid paying taxes for years. She says Arthur Hobeck, a 30 year old schizophrenic, needs VA compensation he was denied. VA says he was discharged before World War II and not eligible. IRS will review her letter as a tax irregularity report proceeds.
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Chicago
Neves
Veterans Admstra Non
Olga Hobeess
Yester- Gay
Internal Revenue Service
Miss Hobeck
Leon Law
Arthur
Veterans Administration
Mise Flobecki
Vas
Army Sp Ed Edward Matthews At Fitzsimmons Denver
Edward B. Matthews 22 attends a 40 week medical specialist advanced course at Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver Colorado. He is a graduate of Robert E Lee High School and Lee College. Parents are Mrs Ruth Vincent and Charley E Matthews of Baytown. James B Wesley Baytown reassigned to Kelly AFB after training as air traffic controller. Harold L Thornton Baytown graduates from radio repair course at Keesler AFB reassigned to Texas Air National Guard at La Porte. He is son of Mr and Mrs Z W Thomson of Baytown and married to Martha ard. He is a Texas A and I College graduate. Eagle Hall Dance at La Porte and details of donation and music by Herbie Coker's band. Ju Baytown contest winner Briy Stratton named salesman of the month for nationwide contest, exceeding quota by 35 percent. James W Fowler reassigned to Keesler AFB for technical training in communications operations. Stop signs erected again at West Lott and North Jones intersection. Honor for Judge A C Lesher Jr to be celebrated at Houston Club dinner January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Edward B. Matthews
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Ruth Vincent
Charley E. Matthews
Baytown
AIC
James B Wesley
Kelly Air Force Base
U.S. Air Force Technical
University of Texas
Harold L. Thornton
U.S. Air Force
Keesler Air Force Base
Texas Air Nationa Guard
la Porte
Z. Wi Thomson
Martha Ard
Texas A and I College
Eagle Hall
LA Porte Eagle Hall
Eagle Lodge
Herbie Coker
Houston
Keesler Afb
James W. Foxler
Connie L. Fowler
Inwood
Mississippi
Billion Dollar Mexico Works Plan Scheduled
In Matamoros Mexico a government program valued at 1 billion dollars will fund border infrastructure. The main feature is a new entry port with immigration, health and customs facilities to manage entry, with Governor Nobert Trevinoapete and officials from both sides attending the inaugural ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Matamoros
Mex
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Slama Pupie
Dlan
Nobert Trevinoapete
Tamaulipas
Perisons
Channelview Hospital Beat Admits and Births Report
Channelview Hospital records show admissions including Ferrylean Derrick of Highlands and several Houston residents. Dismissals list Lula Bigham Mary Jo Bobalik Shirley Moore Ivy Martin Eliza beth Herdin Norma Johnson and David Thompson. Births note Mr and Mrs Sotany M Parker Greens Bayou with a boy and Mr and Mrs Scott Der baes Highlands with a daughter.
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Lula Bigham
Mary Jo Bobalik
Shirley Moore
Ivy Martin
Elizabeth Herdin
Norma Johnson
David Thompson
Houston
Sotany M. Parker
Greens Bayou
Nin Béys
Juan
Scott Derbaes
Tshombe May Face Prosecution Over Congo Deal
Reports indicate Tshombe offered a Congo reunification plan to the United Nations while seeking to remain provincial president. U.N. advances on Holwezi were slowed by damaged bridges as U.S. transports deliver bridging equipment. Officials fear Tshombe seeks full pardons for secessionist ministers and amnesty for his army and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieason
Tshombe
United Nations
Congo
Ime Uliens
U.N
Holwezi
U.S
Elisabethville
Koez
Conse Power Supreis
Tshumibo
Regi
Wirtz to Try Again to End Dock Deadlock
Secretary of Labor Wirtz returns to New York to press anew for a settlement of the 30 000 longshoremen strike from Maine to Texas as talks remain unscheduled. Industry losses mount with 500 plus ships idle and $400 million in strike costs over three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Maine
Texas
Wirtz
James J. Reynolds
Fang
White House
Atlantic
Gwi
International Longshoremen's Association
Dalton
Savannah
Fitchburg
Mass
Bur 2
Brooklyn
N.Y
Chamber of iCommerce
Kennedy
National Council of American Exporters, Inc
Librarian Stands By Teen Socializing Ban in York Library
York Pennsylvania AP report shows Katherine Shorey, chief librarian, winning board support for a ban on teen socializing in the library. She defended limits in the basement reading area as the facility becomes a after school hangout. A follow up meeting with city and county school officials was scheduled to seek resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Katherine Shorey
York Library Board
Miss Shorey
George H. Whiteley Jr
J Sharey
Freeze Threat Hits Crops as Deep South Feels Freeze
Farmers rushed crews to speed harvest as a damaging freeze loomed. Temperatures plunged to the forties in parts of South Texas, with the cold front expected to linger through the weekend, threatening further crop damage.
Space Age Kills Sleepy Mississippi Town Gainesville
Gainesville Mississippi, once a bustling river town near the Pearl River, is marked for destruction as the space program empties the area to build a 500 million dollar rocket engine test facility on 141000 acres. Residents recall a life of fishing, trade, and culture eroded as graves are moved for the base, ending Gainesville’s era as a regional hub.
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Gainesville
Miss
Mississippi
Pearl River
Honey Island
Jover Coffee
Louise Elizabeth
Tis
S. G. Thigpen Sr
Picayune
Ambrose Gaines
Gulf of Mexico
Gaines
New Orleans
Backgrounders distort the presidential mind and press
James Marlow examines how background conferences let officials speak off the record through unnamed “high” sources. The practice, used by Eisenhower Kennedy and others, prompts questions about accountability as reporters relay what was said without direct quotes. Kennedy's aide Pierre Salinger hinted at cutting New Year sessions amid disclosures.
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James Marlow Washington
Birdie
Kennedy
Eisenhower
White House
Palm Beach
Boul Ames
Cource
Pierre Salinger
Hospital admissions list with patient room data
Admitted to San Jacinto and Gulf Coast hospitals with multiple patient entries. Names include Deon Cole Walter and Cynthia Waters Lary Cole ermon Ploeger Mrs Wiliam Petters Reginald Boyd Johnson Evelsn C Welch Sandra Brewer Joseph Johnson and others with room numbers and street addresses for each facility.
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San Jacinto
Gorton Basy
Poinsettia
Highlands
Deon Cole
Long Drive
Walter and
Cynthia Waters
Bayshore Drive
Lary Cole
Houston
Boley
Market Street
Ermon Ploeger
Wiliam Petters
Crosby
Donald Rey Derren
William
Gulf Coast
Reginald Boyd Johnson
Burnett
Evelsn C. Welch
Arizona
Robert L. Kline
la Pore
Sandra Dianne Brewer
Abibout
Joseph Raymond Johnson
Oak
US Plans To Close Humber Of Consulates
US authorities announce a plan to close a number of consulates worldwide to streamline service. The report cites official sources and notes reductions across multiple agencies as part of a broader effort to reorganize diplomatic facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
Fragmented rambling on popular culture and odd facts
A garbled collection of sentences about glasses cleaning, delis in Greenwich Village, the Star Spangled Banner, Berlin tunes, medical letters, Greece postcard costs, a kangaroo, parakeets, and assorted stray phrases. It reads as stray OCR text with no cohesive narrative or clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Greenwich Villase Delicatessen
America
Berlin
TASCA
Lezend
Virmant
Greece
Metric System Study Proposed By Rep Miller
Washington AP report notes Rep George P Miller proposes a three year study by the National Bureau of Standards to evaluate adopting the metric system in the United States. He argues it would simplify weights and measures and push U.S. and Britain closer to global norms, while outlining current metric usage in pharma, military, and consumer products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Miller
Washington
George P. Miler
D-Calif
Miller
House
Science and Astronautics Commies
Eeeee Bopos
United States
National Bureau of Standards
Britain
U.S
Jefferson
Tax Ri Continued Discussion Of Backdated Cut
A page one summary notes the administration weighs backdating tax cuts to January first while seeking revenue through changes to depletion allowances for oil and dividend income. Talks include narrowing capital gains and aligning final legislation with Mills committee views rather than Treasury plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rep. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
NASA-Continued Plans Face Fill Height Decision
The article discusses extending NASA road work from the Gulf Freeway to NASA and east along Highway 45. A key issue is the fill height at Clear Lake to prevent overflow during storms as the population grows. Residents urge an adequate outlet to the west despite weather conditions, with a five year outlook noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Gulf Freeway
NASA
Clear Lake
Broak
Polio Cases in U S Dip to Lowest Level Ever
The Communicable Disease Center said United States polio cases last week fell to the lowest level since spring 1962. Only one paralytic case was reported as health authorities noted the dip in new infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Atlanta
IAP
United States
Communicable Disease Center
Department of Health, Education and. Welfare
Exams Set At REL 2 Days Next Week
Robert E. Lee High School schedules final exams over two days next week to assess 18 weeks of student learning. Each exam lasts one hour and 31 minutes with makeups available only for excused absences. Makeup exams are new tests arranged with teachers. otherwise a zero is recorded. Thursday covers first, third, and fifth period classes. Friday covers second, fourth, and sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee High School
Mrs W B Jones Circle Hostess Meeting at Jones Home
The Maurice Doyle Circle of Memorial Baptist Church met at 1602 McFarland in Mrs. W B Jones's home with Mrs W L Lord as chairman. Mrs Bloodgood presented a Bible gift and program with assistants Ward Montgomery Farquhar and Jones. Fifteen members attended, bread and coffee served, next meeting slated for January 29 at 1109 Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Doyle
Memorial Baptist Church
W. B. Jones
McFarland
W. L. Lord
G. R. Bloodgood
Ward
Erquher
Shepherd
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Tulle
Curtis
Bronte
Iasta
Jules Verne
Maurice Chevalier
Hayley Mills
Decker
Envasion Quartet
Lost
Hope Lana
Turner
Cemascoce Ant
Hutton Pala Prentiss
Frank Sanatra
Devil
Bvyder
Bryan Stratton Baytown
Com Netonal Insurance Co
Albert R. Enderle and Associates
West Lott
North Jones
Roy Montgomery
Trafic
Lon Lobit
Jones
Lesher
A. C. Lesher Jr
Harris County
Houston Club
Houston Bar Association
Uto
Atrench
Dec Ji
Channelview Hospital
Tidelands
Ferrylean
Harry Whitmore
Jowel L. Hames
Nelson Gordon
Channel- Georgia
Dittigen, Kennether
Jessie Eugene Bryan
Willie Clark Reidman
Librarian
Blake
Louisiana
EB. J. Stockwell
Stockwell
Loveless
King Featu
Ous
Waite House
Dean Rusk
Shington (Ap
Mikn
Cipves
Cau
James Branch
W.B. Jones
Yv Tou
Holiday Inn
Moose Lodge
W. Main
Dusty Fletcher
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