Washington Agriculture Shakeup Looms Before Elections
Close observers expect a shakeup of Agriculture department officials before the November elections. Ezra Taft Benson will stay, while two or three assistant secretaries are said to be on the way out. Benson seeks to discipline subordinates blamed for mismanagement amid Democratic charges of farmers’ poor deal. Eisenhower backs any house cleaning. In the Middle East, efforts continue to prevent Arab-Israeli war despite rising nationalism and UN veto risks. Democrats plan to attack Nixon as running mate and target him more sharply, with closer White House collaboration and careful messaging to avoid further disagreements.
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Sun Slants Nothing Phoney About This Is Our Book
Baytown division manager Jack Himimons of Houston Lighting and Power hosts a party for President Wright. Guests praise the event while jokes about phones and future celebrations abound. Bay town figures Waite Bond and others attend a Mann dinner with syrup antics and lively chatter. A. R. B. Pred Tillery is poised to replace W. D. Hinson in the superintendent’s office soon.
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Oklahoma
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Local notes on school jobs banks and local events
Fred Hartman reports on trustees assigning tasks to Supt Gentry and Bill, local plans for a bridge, a 1944 bond defeat memory, an airport operator with many wells, Crosby Bank opening, Highlands bank hopes, and Hargrave boating interests. Also mentions Mrs Joe Haney and Mary Ann Davis in Louisville churches.
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New York Musicians Weigh Tax Repeal And Nightlife Shifts
Aogueal view from New York where Local 802 backs repeal of the federal 20 percent cabaret tax amid dwindling venues. Al Manutt notes only one hotel still hosts music and dancing, down from sixty. The piece weaves in celeb sightings, unions, and shifting city nightlife with colorful vignettes of Benny Goodman, Leslie Caron, Edie Adams, and local curiosities as the scene evolves.
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Unclear OCR fragment on Texas law and contracts
Fragmentary text discusses law in Texas touching contracts leases wills and insurance wording but contains many garbled words and incomplete phrases making exact meaning unclear. It references continuance and best practices but lacks concrete facts or identifiable names or dates.
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Jane
Will planning and contingent beneficiaries explained
Discussion on making a will to control property after death and to protect loved ones. Highlights include naming contingent beneficiaries, revisiting years later, and addressing scenarios where spouses, children, or other relatives may die before or with the testator. Emphasizes law provides structure but cannot replace personal planning.
Gas Turbines Could Power Cars of Tomorrow
Detroit reports steady progress on gas turbine engines as future automobile power plants. Chrysler plans a cross country test from New York to Los Angeles this week, after years of trials in Detroit. Industry secrecy and material challenges, including durable low cost metals and scalable production, loom over mass adoption, with potential deployment hinted for the 1960s.
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Gas Turbine Cars Seen Cutting Engine Parts
In the mid 1960s outlook, gas turbines would have far fewer moving parts than piston engines, boosting reliability. Chrysler’s 1964 public note cited 13.9 mpg with a heat generator, projecting fuels without lead and possible use of kerosene or diesel.
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Incomplete Knowledge Pack From a Curious Quiz
A garbled blend of trivia questions and biographical hints asks about peaks in the Andes, Canadian governor generals, the first US airflight, colonial conquests, and a European monarch’s meat ban. It includes obscure names, miskeys, dates, and fragmentary notes from a column titled Happened Today and Biographies.
Senators Tried to Block Estes in Primary Campaigns
Washington coverage recalls Kefauver's Minnesota win and a concerted effort by Senate colleagues to hinder Estes by delaying farm votes and pressuring Minnesota Democrats. Kefauver defied planners with late-night travel and a rapid return to campaign, while California and other states became focal points for Estes opponents and Stevenson supporters.
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Senate
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Kefauver
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William A. Roberts
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Reminiscence in the Tarracks by the Rankling Colonel
The ranking officer recalls a vivid wartime moment with a wounded tigress and a daring escape. A faithful lieutenant asks how the danger was faced, and the colonel jokes that a kiss resolved the breath taking situation. The article mentions Benny and a private art collection in Chirmore, Oklahoma.
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