Phone Rate Regulation Hearing Slated Tonight
A public hearing on House Bill 50 regulating telephone rates in Texas is set for 7 30 p m tonight on the floor of the House of Representatives. Supporters urge Texans to write or call their state representatives to back the bill, citing disparities in local and long distance rates and noting rail service remains state controlled while telephone charges cross state lines fall under federal FCC regulation.
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Dr J T Horeczy Granted Patent
Dr J T Horeczy has been granted a patent describing a method to maximize yield of a valuable high octane compound by controlling the oxidation rate of the catalyst in the separating process. Regularly a research associate, Horeczy now serves as assistant head of Humble's Research and Development Division at the Bay Town Refinery.
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Texas officers return murder suspects in Nacogdoches case
Ed ward Hagans 27 and his wife Marie 38 of Houston are sent back to Texas to face murder charges for the beating death of his aunts in Nacogdoches. Jefferson County Grand Jury returns five more indictments against N H Helms of Port Arthur for operating pinball machines in taverns and rating places. Civ Rights Commission asks Louisiana state agencies to describe Negro unemployment. Clark Gable's widow weighs 24 hours then names the late actor's newborn son John Clark Gable. Clear skies and cool temps across Texas with sun and rising temperatures expected. A federal judge authorizes filing of a personal injury suit against Texas Prison System Director C B Ellis for a convict.
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Noon Call Stock Quotes Opposed by Texas Church
The Methodist Church of Texas protests a Texas House passed brewery bill now in Senate committee with a 2:30 p.m. Monday hearing. Members urged to contact representatives to oppose granting breweries wider Texas access, citing moral concerns over statewide degradation.
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Kennedy Finds Comfort in High Backed Rocker
Washington AP reports President Kennedy favors a high backed rocking chair prescribed by White House physician Dr. Janet Travell for back pain. The chair is said to provide gentle exercise and relaxation, echoing a rocker Kennedy first used in 1955 at Travell’s New York office.
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Kennedy Plans Long Range Foreign Aid Reforms
President Kennedy proposed a long range foreign aid system using Treasury borrowings to fund economic projects abroad. The plan envisions 90 million for the next year and 1.6 billion annually for four years with loans up to 50 years repayable in dollars. Arms aid would move to the military budget and funds would be tailored to each country’s needs, with emphasis on reform.
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Texas Zionist Chief Discusses Israel Growth
Sol Glickman, state president of the Zionist Organization of America, spoke at a Baytown Bar Mitzvah for Israel noting Israel’s population rose from 190,000 in 1948 to 2,064,000 in 1959. He cited Kfar Silver progress and rapid postwar industrial growth, exports, and schooling expansion.
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