World Balance Sheet For Week In Cold War News
United Press analysis highlights good news and bad news in global tensions. Dulles backed by Peru Venezuela and Cuba at Caracas conference for stronger anti-Communist unity. Egypt's Naguib returns as president with hope to resolve Suez. U.S. Japan security pact advances with arms aid. possible troop withdrawal later. Bad news depicts Geneva and Red China issues sharpening, Nehru critiques U.S. neutrality in Kashmir and UN arms aid shifts.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
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Venezuela
North
South America
Dulles
Peru
Venextela
Cuba
Eisenhower
Hemisphere
Board of Insurance
Commission of the State of Texas Tax
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Guardian
South Tiarota
Sioux Falls
South Akota
Garland A. Smith Nairmian
U.S
Mohammed Naguib
Egypt
Revolutionary Council
Naguib
Briain
Suez
Uted
Japan
Jenan
United States
Peale
Audes
Korea
Indo-China
Red China
Mostow
Pravda
Geneva
France
Ho Chi Minh
Yndi-Ching
Bugaboo
India
Jawaharlal Nantu
Livestock market mixed with gains and top figures
Cattle and hogs show mixed results with steers and heifers weak to strong, cows up, bulls steady. Week highs include slaughter steers 22.50 and heifers 21, cows 18, bulls 14.90, feeder steer yearlings 19. Calves strong to 50 higher, stockers dull. Sheep and lambs show small gains. spring lambs 25, wooled slaughter lambs 22, sorn 20.75. hogs steady to 25 lower, butchers 27.23, sows 24.
City to set fee arrangements before extra attorney work
The commission agreed to pay the fee with White proposing payment and Rigby seconding. Gade's bill had been tabled until the Friday meeting. Both the commission and the city attorney agreed there would be an understanding about fees before extra work was undertaken.
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Jement
White
Rigby
Gade
La Porte City Council Considers Club Lot Purchase
A La Porte committee led by Dr. Yowell seeks a city lot for a club, with the commission inclined to grant the request if a responsible sponsor is provided. The land was granted to the city for recreation. Public Works Director Arthur to seek health department approval before insecticide purchase. Burn-off of grassy areas allowed with fire truck standby to clear land and aid mowing. Planning for municipal elections set for April 27, with candidate deadlines March 28 and designated election judges and clerks.
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la Porte City
Wi A
Tony) Arthur
Health Department
la Porte
Arthur
Ta Parte Est Commierion
Siday
Anvil
Milne
Arbela Ralston
Civil defense training program for women in Baytown
Civil defense planners outline two way radio networks and volunteer roles led by Col Keene. A five week Red Cross first aid course begins at 7 30 p m Tuesday at 220 East Defoe with Fire Chief Lintelman and Fire Marshal Bounds teaching. Volunteers fund and operate the program locally without government pay.
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Elmer Gray
Col. Keene
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Cite
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Bevan Stretton
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Atattager
Mlo. Kitchell R. E. Atiabesrr
Ire Gould
C. W. Granetham
H. F. Hartman
H. FB. Mekeen
Behnite
WR. Stonn
Keane
Harris County
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Redtava
Campbell Defends City Projects After Silent Election Hint
Council members clash over unfinished capital improvements including sewer work Lake Minnesota drainage and a new fire station. Campbell denies implying he would not run for office, while Mayor Pruett insists the announcement was made in good faith amid political tensions.
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Rim
Campbell
Lake Minnesota
Whch
Pruett
Woman asks police to warn landlord of leaking pipes
Passaic New Jersey March 6 police obliged when Mrs Lazell King asked officers to notify her landlord about kitchen water pipes leaking. She said she would have told him herself but she and the landlord who lives on the second floor are not on speaking terms.
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Radio Schedule excerpt with varied headlines and programs
A fragmented radio guide lists daily and weekend programming across KREL 1350, including news headlines, teen party reports, election results, gospel singing, dance time, and several church services. It mentions specific time slots for Sunday morning to Monday afternoon with station blocks and program titles.
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Heaven
Byind
Central Assembly of
Tou
Pyeolne
Serena
Tero
VIAR
Boelery
Waws
World News
Balles Brothers
Melody Carney
Melody Cornet Peay
Melody Corner Clan
Morgan's Point to Elect City Officials in April
Morgan's Point voters will choose new city officials on April 6 including mayor and four aldermen. Mayor A. M. Parker and four incumbents Henry Sanders Leo Rizzuto Louis Hull C A Ashton have filed. Arthur Brush remains hospitalized and may not run. Filing deadline is March 16.
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Lvo Slderymen
Sanders Grocery Store
East Main
A. M. Parker
Henry Sanders
Leo Rizzuto
Louis Hull
C. A. Ashton
Arthur Brush
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
George Green
2Eizig's
Kyle Chapman
la Forte
Polker
June Kirchner
Kircher
EB. C. Buster
Army May Prosecute Dr Claude Batchelor Visa Charges
Army investigators weigh when a court martial is needed for Dr Claude Batchelor a former Korea prisoner who drifted toward communism then back to democracy Batchelor 23 of Kermit Texas faces three visa charge counts under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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Army
San Antonio
Claude Batchelor
Korea
Batchlor
Kermit, Tex
Uniform Code of Militar Justice
La Porte Mayo Appoints Real State Board
A chemical company buys 25 acres inside La Porte city limits and prompts M D Burgin to form a city estate board. Georges Taylor is named chairman and Traylor authorized to recruit others for the board. The Delmar Corp reportedly purchased a 2 acre tract near the city for 500 dollars per acre and plans a plant that may employ about 20 people with a product yet unnamed.
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Porte City
Avor M. D
Burgin
Georges ‘Taylor
Traylor
Delmar Corp
J. Aa. ‘Pnnant
Car Flips On Highway 146 Injures Deer Park Driver
Mrs Mae Grounds of Deer Park was hospitalized in Pasadena after her car flipped Friday afternoon on Highway 146 between La Porte and Seabrook. She is under observation for a head injury with numerous scrapes and bruises. Constable Jack Bussey said the car was heavily damaged and likely rolled after the front right wheel hit muddy shoals near a pipe culvert. She received first aid in La Porte before transport to Southmore hospital in an ambulance.
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Mae Grounds
Deer Park
Southmore Hospital
Pasadena
la Port
Seabrook
Bussey
How Party Wins 500 080 Suit
A federal jury in Brownsville Texas ruled Friday night for the defendants in a 550000 civil rights suit filed against 31 members of the Starr Ola party. The plaintiffs sought 530090 in damages claiming a plot to deprive party members of constitutional rights, but the verdict found no such plot and the plaintiffs receive no damages. Judge James V Allred commended the jury.
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Brownsville
Tex
Starr ‘Ola Party
Manuel Raymond
James V. Allred
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