Victoria Reporter Seeks Camel For Texas Tribute
A Victoria Reporter plans a round the world trip to thank Victoria Australia’s governor for offering a camel to help a Texas project. The journey includes Hawaii and New Zealand routes with a 30 day quarantine in Hawaii before final delivery to Texas by a Texas oil benefactor.
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Norway
Iceland
New Zealand
Australia
Victoria
Cartér
Kuwait
Guy
Carter
Honolulu
Auckland
Fago
Pago
Samoa
Hajiwai
Texas
The Covered Wagon Opens Grauman's Theater AC Era
In 1923 Grauman's Metropolitan Theater in Los Angeles debuted air conditioning with the premiere of The Covered Wagon marking a milestone in cinema comfort.
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Grauman
Metropolitan Theater
Los Angeles
Assistant DA Wallace C. Moore Seeks County Court Seat
Houston report: Wallace C. Moore announces candidacy for Judge of County Criminal Court-at-Law No. 2, resigning from the district attorney’s office. The 30-year-old outlined a platform for full-time, impartial justice, stressing the need for attentive handling of 20 to 25 daily cases and protection of constitutional rights. He lives at 13114 Boheme.
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Houston
Wallace C
Pete) Moore
Billy Ragan
Moore
Frank Briscoe
Boheme
County Criminal Court-at-Law
Kennedy News Conference A Year In Office
In this changing world a constant fact is that a president has problems. Kennedy, nearing one year in office, faces Cuba Laos and Castro as questions linger from his first news conference. Reporters note a formal style, with occasional unfinished thoughts, differing from Roosevelt and Truman era sessions. Kennedy presides in the modern State Department auditorium.
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Kennedy
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Soviet Union
Cuba
Castro
Laos
Thompson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Eiserhower
State Department
Welker Warns on Foreign Affairs and Military Censorship
General Edwin Walker argues that U S soldiers must follow the cause and criticizes State Department and military leaders for ignoring warnings about coups. He cites Lyndon Johnson and urges Senate Military Preparedness subcommittee to examine Walker’s removal and Americanism program amid calls for scrutiny of military censorship.
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State Department
Adnan Menderes
Lyndon Johnson
Asia
Senate
Edwin. Walker
Survey Planned to Assess Citrus Damage in Lower Rio Grande Valley
In Weslaco, AP report states a survey will determine damage to citrus trees from last week's freezes in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Two to four year trees show some damage. five year trees largely unscathed. Juice plants salvage some fruit. crop loss estimated at 19 million dollars, with around 4 million salvageable for concentrates. Federal crop insurance covers only a small share. vegetable growers lack such coverage.
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Weslaco
Rio, Grande Valley
Texas Citrus Mutual
Gene Winn
The
Mutual
Winn
Changes In Texas Air Bases Alter Squadrons
The Pentagon announced personnel shifts across four Texas bases affecting four squadrons. Sheppard AFB gains 322 personnel as the 3d Air Refueling Squadron moves from Offutt for a July start with 10 KC135 aircraft. Bergstrom AFB expands to 15 KC135s by October and 125 more personnel, while Randolph AFB’s 4397th ARS is inactivated by June, cutting 44 KON? aircraft and reducing total personnel by 146 civilian and active members.
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Texas
Pentagon
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Bergstrom Base
Austin
Randolph Base
San Antonio
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Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Glasgow Base
Montana
Sheppard
3Dth
Offutt Base
Omaha
Sheppart
Bergstrom
Did You Know Fires Kill Over Ten Thousand Annually in U S
Fires in the United States each year claim more than 10 000 lives and cause extensive property damage. Safety experts urge preparedness and preventive steps to reduce figures and protect communities nationwide.
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United States
Payments Balance Still In Trouble
The U S balance of payments deficit worsened sharply in the last quarter, rising to about 5 billion annually. Earlier peak was 35.7 billion, with July to September last year at 8.1 billion. The deficit reflects Americans spending and sending money abroad versus what they receive from foreign sources, affecting the dollar’s strength. Sources say the cause is not yet determined.
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Washington
U.S
Ani Ps
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