Economic ties and policy debate spark NAM editorials
The NAM News quotes A Johnson and Kennedy in a public letter criticizing stabilization proposals. The editorial argues for continued economic openness and warns against abandoning opportunities, while reacting to alleged inaccuracies in the opposing piece. Citizens discuss America's path forward amid controversy over policy and leadership.
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Kennedy
Wheeling
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Nam
Pt Son
Parody of a Fighter’s Night and Courtroom Echoes
A garbled report recounts a Chicago boxing night marked by a controversial bout involving Jake, a rival’s crown, and crowd reactions. It notes injuries, dislocated moments, and debates among sportswriters over respect, legitimacy, and who deserves acclaim.
On the Sick List at San Hadinto Memorial
The list lists patients and visitors with names and partial addresses including Helen Sprague-Houston Lynda Jean FarmerMont Br yne Lee Bowen 1605 Harvey Susan Bowen 1605 Herver Robert W Harper 220 Pine Vicky Lenn White 217 West Graham Steile Oris Wisconsin Donate K Pratt Route Two Mrs F D English Kemah Biers Harveys D Hardison Be William G Clees Houston Mrs Norman E Luker 27 Stimson Mrs John Daie Misner 1410 Weaver.
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Helen Sprague
Houston
Lynda Jean Farmer
Mont Bryne
Lee Bowen
Harvey
Susan Bowen
Herver
Robert W. Harper
Pine
Vicky Lenn -White
West Graham
Steile Oris
Wisconsin
Donate K. Pratt
F. D. English
Kemah
Biers
Harveys D. Hardison
Alliam G. Clees—Houston
Norman E. Luker
Stimson
John Daie Misner
Weaver
Porter launches bid to unseat Texas GOP committeeman
Corpus Christi Texas former senatorial candidate Jack Porter says he will wage an all out battle for the Republican national committeeman post opposing Henry Zeweifer of Fort Worth Porter accuses Zeweifer of undermining a healthy two party system in Texas Porter faults the Democratic administration and warns of litigation and party realignment to boost GOP strength in Texas
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Houston Businessm
Texas
Walkin Preacher Wins Defamation Suit Against Capitol Records
Rev Guy Howard known as the walkin preacher of the Ozarks won partial victory in a defamation case over a song The Missouri Walking Preacher. A nine to three jury awarded $3125 in damages but ruled the tune did not invade the pastor s privacy. Howard and Capitol Records plan appeals while he seeks $220000 in total suit. He had earlier sued two other firms for 320000 each before settlements.
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Guy Howard
Ozarks
Missouri
Bronson
Privaty
Howard
Capitol Records Company
Christianity
Brotherhood of Ministry
Wailkin
Verdict Due In Death Of Houston Woman
Justice of the Peace Tom Mees expected to render a verdict today in the death of Jessie Coles, 43, who was found shot in her Houston home by her 18 year old son, with a 12 gauge shotgun on the bed. Authorities say she was despondent. A separate note reports that termites cause 45 million dollars in damage annually in the United States.
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Houston
Tom Mees
Jessie Coles
Thomas Albert
Maes
Why Atomic Pile Called Clementine
LOS ALAMOS N M The Atomic Energy Commission revealed how Clementine the plutonium fueled liquid metal cooled atomic pile got its name from a departing scientist who sent a coded telegram asking about progress The telegram compared miners of the era to Clementine as a code name for the canyon site and plutonium designation 48 which led to the nickname sticking
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Baytown charter amendments motion filed by city council
Notice of intention to submit charter amendments in Baytown Texas outlines an ordinance to be voted by qualified voters. It details council salaries, employees, checks, department heads, and procedures for publishing the notice and reporting to the council, with the mayor signing and city clerk attesting.
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Council
Equalization Board
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Nord
Oty Clark
Ward
Edna Oliver
Parachute Error Traps Crew During B-29 Crash Near San Antonio
Three airmen died when a B 29 bomber crash near San Antonio followed a parachute deployment gone wrong. Five crew members survived, with one identified as Staff Sergeant Wesley MacMullin of Seguin. Brig Gen Mac Daniel said an early bail out likely blocked exits as the plane attempted a second approach before crashing into a cornfield.
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Air Force
Here
Carl B. Mac Daniel
Randolph Air Base
Mac Daniel
Otto Friesenhahn
Henry Kilgore
Randolph
Wesley MacMullin
Seguin
Wames
Petition to President Seeks Ban on Wetbacks
The Weslaco chapter of the G I Forum plans to petition President Truman and officials to halt illegal Mexican immigration. The group claims employers hire legal aliens at un-American wages, underbidding locals in the Texas Valley and forcing residents to travel far for work. Copies will be shared with 62 G I Forum chapters.
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Rio Grarde Valley
Truman
Weslaco
G-I Forum
Deytion
Congress
Texas Valley
Houston City Bus Hits Tree in Quiet Suburb
Eighteen people were hurt when a shuttle bus carrying 20 passengers jumped a curb and struck a tree in a Houston residential area. Driver Cleveland Ledet, 32, said a bug hole caused steering trouble and a passenger left a package near the gear shift blocked shifting.
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Houston
Cleveland J. Ledet
Wa Ken's Time and Music Evening Schedule
Radio listings outline Friday events featuring G John Vandercook, Camen Cavallaro, Hariedzi Seven, and Wa Ken's Time Melodies with a 30 minute score. Washington News SBS signs off at 10:25 PM followed by a morning devotional and Rhythm Corral newscast. Saturday schedule includes a Morning Devotional Watching the Clock and Rhythm Corral segments, plus a Saturday Jamboree in the afternoon.
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Hariedzi
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Washington News
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Ing Stern
Texas Polio Yearly Toll Drops Below One Thousand
Texas reports 41 polio cases for the week ending June 16 bringing the year total to 283. State Health Officer George W Cox notes the 1850 figure of 717 for the same period was far higher. Last year 1207 cases were logged that week.
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Lup
Texas
George W Cox
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