Five Year Plan Shakeup Hits China Leaders
United Press reports a major Chinese Communist Party shakeup as six top officials lose posts amid the failure of the five year plan. The targets include Kao Kang in the northeast, Peng Teh-Hui in the northwest, Lin Piao central south, Lin Po-Cheng in the southwest, Liu in the central committee circle, and Jay Shu Shih in East China, with Liu Lan-Tao overseeing North China. The move centralizes power in Peiping as floods droughts and inefficiency hinder agricultural and industrial goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. McCann
United Press
China
Peiping
Seetha
Kao Kang
Stalin
May Tse-lung
Peng Teh-Haui
Korea
Lin Piao
Lin Po-Cheng
Communist Party Central Committee
Liu
Red Army
Jay Shu Shih
Communist Central
Mating Call Delays Mechanical Scarecrow Deployment
Miami Beach June 23 UP Agriculture official Willard Fifield explains the delay in mechanizing scarecrows. He notes the need to distinguish a bird's warning call from its mating call before advancing the project. Warnings can trigger changes in placement and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Willard M. Fifield
Fifield
Cops Adopt Waltham Police as Branding to Avoid Confusion
Chief Asa E. McKenna ordered officers to wear the label Waltham Police on hats shirts and blouses after reports of officers being mistaken for taxi drivers and gas station attendants. The move aims to clarify authority and improve public recognition of law enforcement in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
CMF
Waltham Police
Asa E. McKenna
Meticulous robbery victim delays call after assault
A San Francisco victim, Elbert M. Maxwell, 33, waited two hours before reporting a Holdup. He was struck, shot in the neck and chest, then cleaned his apartment before notifying police. In another item, a Hagerstown theft involved a suitcase with a 10 foot long python. A separate Norforss note reports Navy surplus flags being bought and N Marines selling Russian flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Elbert M. Maxwell
Maxwell
Davis completes state tour for Court of Criminal Appeals
Former District Attorney Sam W. Davis wrapped up a statewide tour with supporters in Baytown as he seeks a seat on the Court of Criminal Appeals. He urged allies to back his candidacy and highlighted his experience in the public prosecutor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Davis
Baytown
Court’ of Criminal Appeals
Name Of Anti Parr Man To Be Included On Democrat Ballot
The Starr County Democratic chairman was ordered by the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals to place Sam H. Burris on the 73rd District attorney ballot. The court ruled Burris acted in good faith despite a minor notary error in his oath, and Norris, seeking re election with support from political boss George Parr, reacted positively.
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San Antonio
Starr County
Democratic
Sam H. Burris
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Burris
Raeburn Norris
Starry County
E.G. Gonzales
San Diego
Norris
George Parr
Political Novice Bucks for Dallas Constable Candidacy
Dallas Republican party confronts Tom Green a 26 year old used car salesman who plans to run for Precinct 1 constable despite a $5000 filing fee the party set to deter him. A heated meeting lacks quorum as precinct chairman Walter Fleming and others question Green’s backing and funding. The item notes Democrats set a $984 fee and mentions other filing costs for Bruce Alger and Judge Grover Hartt. Also referenced is a separate note about the International Friendship League pen pal program reaching over 500,000 American youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Stine
GOP
Tom Green
Green
Dallas County Republican Executive Committee
Walter Fleming
Constable
Bruce Alger
U.S. House of Representatives
Grover Hartt
Fleming
J Ro Kelly
Kelly
Republican Party
Texas to Appeal Ruling on Natural Gas Regulation
Washington June 23 UP Texas has until July 2 to file a petition for a new Supreme Court hearing on a ruling that the Federal Power Commission should regulate natural gas producers. Former Gov. Dan Moody said he would file for rehearing on behalf of Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico, seeking time for a proper legal brief.
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Washington
Texas
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Dan Moody
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Hugo L. Black
Moody
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First Baptist Church
Cedar Bayou
E.R. Burns
Hagerstown
Harry Albacker
Albacker
Norforss
Navy Supply Center
Navy
Ord
Dial
Gordons
Texas Ave
Bucks Party
Pen Pala
Boston
International Friendship League, Inc
Refrigeration CO
Minnesota
Ln Dt
Small Brandt
Thos. Goggan & Bro
Texas Oldert Muaig Store
Jae Fa-1mi
Stafford Springs
Conn
General Telephone Company
Southwest
America
Matheme's
Sun
Buick
Alloik
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