One Paragraph Keeps War Going Agreement Reached On 63 Of 64 Issues
United Press Foreign Analyst Homer Jenks reports progress in armistice talks between United Nations and Communists as the second year of negotiations begins. Most paragraphs in the proposed 28 page plan have been agreed, leaving only the prisoner repatriation dispute unresolved.
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United Press
United Nations
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Charges Denied On Oil Cartel By Standard Oil Co
Washington July 41 Standard Oil Co of New Jersey denied it is part of an international oil cartel to fix prices and control production. President Eugene Holman said operations are above board despite a 900 page FTC report alleging a monopoly involving Standard, California, Texas Co, Royal Dutch Shell, and Anglo Iranian Co. Truman said the report would not be released now for national security reasons. A radio listener may hear a speaker as sound travels 110 feet per second.
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Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Eugene Holman
Standard and
Federal Trade Commission
Beach Report Upset Over Unclothed Photos
Daytona Beach city officials report husbands and fathers are highly upset over 130 unclothed and semi unclothed photos taken through a trick mirror in a pool dressing room. Aquatic director James D. Young says he did not take the photos and faced verbal abuse. the photos reportedly show Daytona Beach residents, including relatives of city officials.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
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James D
Doc) Young
City
Young
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Farm Cash Income Still Going Down
AUSTIN July 11 Farm cash income declined in May according to the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. For the first five months of the year income was five percent below 1951. May's income index dropped to 266 percent of the 1935- base, down from April and May 1931 levels, with declines in oats corn grain sorghum peanuts cattle calves hogs sheep wool mohair and eggs, while cotton cottonseed wheat poultry milk and fruits rose. The Dem national convention produced a 360 word platform in 1840.
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No Monotony In Routine Of La Porte Cap
La Porte Police Officer M W Roberson says his job as city peace maker offers variety. He recently helped remove a chow dog and her pups from beneath a porch after a worrisome call about the animal snapping at a child. A La Porte man reported losing half a day’s pay while seeking his missing pet. He asked the department to keep searching so he could return to work.
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M. W. Roberson
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Wooster Baptist to Begin Youth Revival Campaign
Bay lor University senior Bailey Stone Jr. will start youth revival services at Wooster Baptist Church, alternating preaching with Tom Chism. Hoy Mulkey leads music. Tommy Williams is general chairman and Wendell McLemore publicity chair. Services run next week at 10 am and 7:40 pm prayer services. Theme is Looking Unto Jesus.
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Baylor University
Wooster Baptist Church
Stone
Houston
Tom Chism
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Tommy Williams
Wendell McLemore
Jesus
U S Polio Cases Rise Modestly In Week
Washington reports 621 new infantile paralysis cases in the week ending July 4, a six percent rise from the prior week. Since March 30, the disease year began, 2,676 cases have been recorded, vs 3,942 in the same period last year. Texas tops the states with 1,003 cases, followed by California 37 and Louisiana 161. West South Central shows a drop from 273 to 241.
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British Spy, 24, Gets Five-Year Sentence
William Marshall a pale 24 year old British foreign office radio operator was convicted Thursday of betraying official secrets to a Russian diplomat and sentenced to five years imprisonment. The jury recommended leniency saying he had been led astray while coding and uncoding foreign office messages to British diplomats. The jury found him guilty on three charges of passing information to a Soviet embassy official and a fourth charge of recording information that could aid an enemy.
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William Marshall
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Foreign Office
La Porte Recreation Group Seeks Members
La Porte recreation association invites new members from La Porte and nearby areas to volunteer, donate cash, and provide table games including monopoly dominoes and chess. The group operates under Program Director Ralph B. Pearce.
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LaPorte
Highlands Assembly To Begin Revival Tonight
Evangelist RB Thompson of Fort Worth will start a two week revival at Highlands Assembly of God church, with services daily at 7 45 p m for two weeks. Pastor Rev A Z L Parker leads the church.
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Fort Worth
Highlands Assembly of Lod
A. ZL. Parker
Bethel Mission Revival Services Led by Hendrex Duo
Revival services at Bethel Mission 601 Airhart Drive are held daily at 7:45 p.m. led by Rev. and Mrs. D. F. Hendrex with Mrs. Hendrex providing piano, accordion, and songs. Pastor Rev. D. C. Campton and associate Rev. Will L. Nix are listed as church leaders.
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Bethel Mission
Airhart Drive
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D.C. Compton
Will L. Nix
Solid GOP States Favored By Party
At the Republican National Convention in Convention Hall on July 10, the rule changes to grant full national committee voting rights to the state chairman of states that vote Republican. The plan, approved 683 to 313, shifts representation from two per state to three for qualifying GOP states, with criteria including voting for the Republican presidential nominee or holding GOP offices.
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Congress
Two 14 Year Olds Picked Up in La Porte
Two youthful travelers from Texas City were found waiting at the edge of La Porte and picked up by Officer A S W Roberson. They were en route to Paducah Kentucky when they were detained in the city jail awaiting escort home. They said if they got clear they would head that way again soon.
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AS. W. Roberson
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Three UN Truce Team Members Persist At Panmunjom
At Panmunjom on July 11 three of the original UN officers from the first meeting remain with the Allied truce staff. First Lt. Dick Underwood of Brooklyn New York and 2nd Lt. Kenneth Wu of Pittsburg California serve as UN interpreters, while Cal Lee Seo Young of the Republic of Korea army is on the staff.
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Brooklyn
Kenneth Wu
Pittsburg
Calif
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Lee Seo Young
Republic of Korea Army
Corpus Christi Man Heads A&I Board in Kingsville
John F Lynch of Corpus Christi president of La Gloria Corp and Reynosa Pipe Line Corp is the new chairman of the Texas A&I College board of directors. He succeeds Frank C Smith of Houston who remains on the board. The panel named officers and adopted a 1 539 900 budget for A&I for the fiscal year starting Sept 1 a cut of 85 004 from the current budget.
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Corpus Christi
la Gloria Corp
Reynosa Pipe Line Corp
Texas A&i College Board of
Frank.c. Smith
Houston
A&i
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