Famed Gen Krueger Plans 80th Birthday Dinner
Gen Walter Krueger marks his 80th amid quiet retirement in San Antonio. He will host a dinner with about 40 staff members from the 6th Army he built, then travel to New York for a MacArthur reunion. Krueger praises Eisenhower and recalls choosing Ike as his chief of staff in 1941.
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AP appoints new chief at Fort Worth bureau
The Associated Press named Mike Cochran to head the new Fort Worth bureau, the sixth AP bureau in Texas alongside Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio and McAllen. Cochran, 25, is a Hardin-Simmons alumnus and North Texas State College journalism graduate who previously worked at the Denton Record-Chronicle and Abilene Reporter-News. The Fort Worth bureau will open February 1 in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram building.
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Texan Of The Year Named At Texas Press Association
The Texas Press Association will name Paul Richards as Texan Of The Year during its charter meeting in San Antonio. Don Reid will address attendees along with other publishers and officials. The session covered legislative issues affecting newspapers and proposed legal notice rate reforms, with a panel led by Russell W. Bryant and including George Baker and Rowland Peters.
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Mew Materials Gain In Use In Auto Production
In Detroit, aluminum, plastics, and magnesium gain share as auto makers cut weight and cost. Aluminum use rises from 12 to 24 pounds per car over seven decades, plastics double from 11 to 22 pounds, while magnesium trails but may rise to about 10 pounds per car by 1963. Steel and zinc also see expanded roles with Ford adopting a new muffler for the 1961 Thunderbird. The shift aims at lighter, faster, more economical cars, benefiting future vehicle performance.
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Chinese Nationalist Law Writer Is Red
In Taipei a reported statement from a Chinese Nationalist law writer describes tension around a Sino relations issue. The comment references cautious interpretation of a foreign policy position and cautions about accepting public rhetoric without scrutiny.
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Television Log Listing for Weekend and Weekday Schedule
The Sun lists a dense TV schedule across Saturday Sunday and Monday with film features news programs and variety shows. Notable items include Gunsmoke Bonanza Perry Mason The Twilight Zone and Star Bowling on Saturday night and Sunday morning religious and talk programs such as This Is The Answer and Meet The Press with Houston headlines and late news before Sign Off.
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Oilmen Reluctant About Study Of Fuels Policy
Houston AP reports oil industry spokesmen mostly oppose a national fuels policy study. Only Frank Porter of the API urged a neutral investigation but warned against coal industry influence. Republicans push long term minerals planning, while Democrats back a national fuels policy and broader energy research.
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Sunday Serenade and Bible Truths on ABC News
A partial OCR stream lists telecast blocks including Sunday Serenade and Bible Truths from ABC News with references to life line segments, sessions, and church programs. It notes times like 2 09 and 3 00, and mentions Trinity Tabernacle and Billy Graham Music.
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Texas Centennial Draws Crowd Amid Strow Power
Dallas dispatch reports Texas Centennial events drawing strong crowds as figures like Strow figure prominently in promotion. Despite garbled text, references to the centennial celebration, regional coverage, and Washington connections hint at broad publicity and official involvement.
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