Editorial Calls for Medical Examiner System in Texas
The Robertson County grand jury upheld the death by own action verdict in Henry H. Marshall's 1961 death near Franklin. It urged reopening if new facts emerge and pressed for a state medical examiner system, noting current officials cannot definitively determine causes of death.
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Robertson County
Henry H. Marshall
John M. Barron
Marshall
Pecos
Billie Sol Estes
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Estes
Barron
Harris County
Franklin
Tex
Texas
Grand
Robertson County Grand Jury
Justices of the Peace
Rangers
Harrie County
Texans In Washington By Tex Easley
In Washington Democratic Rep. George Mahon of Lubbock, head of the House Appropriations defense subcommittee, wields major influence over a roughly 50 billion dollar annual budget. He defends bold defense spending, supports raising the debt limit to 308 billion, and urges cuts in non-defense programs to curb the national debt, telling President Kennedy he initially opposed the bill but backed it for defense money.
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Washington
George Mahon
Lubbock
House Appropriations Defense Subcommittee
Congress
Mahon
Chairan
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House
Defense Department
Executive Branch
Kennedy
Mahan
Mamie Eisenhower to view Kennedy changes at White House
Washington AP reports Mamie Eisenhower will be hosted by Jacqueline Kennedy for tea at the White House on Thursday to discuss plans for the National Cultural Center. Both women serve as honorary chairmen for the center, authorized by Congress if fundraising succeeds by next year.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Executive Mansion
Congress
Baytown Sun Publisher Info Seems Incomplete
Partial OCR shows Baytown Sun publishing details with multiple roles and titles missing coherent structure. Mentions Pearce Ashbel Baytown Texas editor publisher managing editor and circulation director, plus scattered offices and a date reference to March 3 1578 under Congress act.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Sporadically by Al Melinger a Houston Post column return
A Houston Post column by Hubert Mewhinney returns with two pieces showing his sharp wit on probation court hearings and the Houston School Board. The writer reflects on columnists myths, recalls a long-ago critic, and notes a devoted but illiterate fan who props up his work.
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AL Melinger
Red Grange
Wisconsin
Abby
The
Houston Post
Hubert Mewhinney
Mewhinney
Houston School Board
Harris County
New Jersey
Johnson Grass
Dallas
Try and Stop Me FRANTIC Publisher Joke
A psychiatrist interviews a man who claims little men run under his bed each night. The patient says he can’t return because he solved the problem by cutting the bed legs off, an impulsive and humorous “inspiration” that ends the visit.
Amasham history quiz and World War II era notes
A garbled collage cites questions from a history grab bag covering the Salary Grab case of 1873, Egyptian rings, and a Spiral Staircase star, then shifts to biographical notes about the YWCA leadership and a quiz titled How’d You Make Out with mixed biographical hints, dates, and amateur trivia.
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Amasham
Wiliamsburg
Nile
George Brent
Dorothy Are
Quire
Ethel Barrymore
Prisoners and officials at Alcatraz in the 1960s
In a San Francisco Bay tour, prison staffers including assistant director Fred Wilkinson discuss transfers and inmate histories as guards, inmates, and administrators reflect on reform efforts. The narrative shifts to Sacramento leader George E. Johnson and Kennedy era diplomacy before Fulton Lewis Jr. analyzes Republican gains and South political shifts of the era, detailing various GOP candidates and districts with a closing biblical verse.
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Drew Pearson
San Francisco
Alcatraz
Fred Wilkinson
Federal Bureau of Prisons
George McCoy
Wilkinson
Remington
Lewisburg
Kentucky
Remings
O. G. Blackwell
James V. Bennett
Andrews Air Force
Maryland
Mrr. Wilkinson
Atlanta
Arizona
Florence, Ariz
San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
Dwight Hisenhower
Plains of Dixie
South
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Dide
Dwight Eisenhower
Louisiana
Texas
North Carolina
Mason-Dixon Line
Charles Jonas
Jonas
A. Paul Kitch
Florida
Bil Cramer
Nixon
William Peterson
Winter Park
Ed Gurney
Eugene Siler
GOP
Louisville
Gene Synder
Goldwater
Frank Burke
South Carolina
Republican Party
Floyd Spence
W. Dd. Workman
Olin Johnson
Workman
Johnson
Virginia
Joel Broyhill
Dick Poif
House
Burr Harrison
Winchester
K. Kenneth Robinson
Arkansas
James W. Trimble
Cy Carney
Trimble
Carney
Des Barry
Jimmy Hoffa
Dallas
Joe Pool
State Department Lets Highway Bids
The Highway Department opened more bids today totaling 5,638,359 dollars for county projects. Projects include Wichita Falls area grading and paving 351,618 dollars, Richland corridor grade and structures 141,888 dollars, Valdosta curve relocation 398,205 dollars, Webb I 35 signing 49,017 dollars, and Nederland paving 723,792 dollars.
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E. W. Hable
Corsicana
Collin and Denton—Farm
Valdosta
R. W. McKinney
Nacogdoches
Webb
Farias St
Laredo
U.S
Rocking Chair Barber Shop Opens on Madison Avenue
New York reports the Rocking Chair Barber Shop opening at Madison Avenue and 33rd Street. The shop features rocking chairs and complimentary soda tea or coffee and doughnut for customers.
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New York
Madison Avenue
33Rd Street
Preemptive bidding yields swing in bridge match
East opens four hearts and a double by North destabilizes the hand, yielding a 200 point loss for one side and a contrasting slam by the other. At the second table a long heart misstep allowed South to pursue a six spade contract, North aiding with clubs, yielding 1,660 points for the doubled contract and a 1,360 point team gain.
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East
South
North
West
Scott
East South West North
Mast
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Nan Jones
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Hastings College
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Washington Report
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