Supreme Court studies wire tapping in new case
The Supreme Court weighs whether state courts must bar wiretap evidence, a legal fight stretching back to 1957. The Dallas case centers on six taped calls involving a jewel thief and Jarrett, with Texas arguing federal limits and the Constitution clashing with state police powers.
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Schwartz
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Jarrett
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Air Crashes Claim 235 Lives In Menta
United Press reports at least 235 people are missing or dead after a month of crashes involving U S military and civil aircraft. C 119s and C 124s feature prominently with multiple incidents across Alaska Texas New England and the Southeast.
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Huffman Briefs
Huffman area residents and relatives are visiting kin in Houston Kerrville and Huffman with gatherings for Thanksgiving. Families named include Nelson Dunks Smith Sticter Stiefer Scott Somers Brannon Martin Poteet Glatter McKinney Largent and Campbell among others with travel to Dallas Highlands Refugio West and Cypress noted.
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Marcia
Houston
John Nelson
Cressy
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Huffman
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Alton Dunks
Dunks Ranch
Kerrville
Clinton Sticter
Baytown
Stiefer
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Campbell
Willie Donnelly
Highlands
Turkey
A. R. Scott
A. G. Scott
Dallas
H. B Somers
Somers
Milton Somers
Refugio
Austin L. Martin
Janice
Ray Somers
Bryan
Faye Somers
Doris Jean Poteet
Galveston
E. H. Poteet
Gene Glatter
Frider
West
Glatter
Charlie Glatter
Ette McKinney
Roy McKinney
Pasadena
Aion Bay
Clifford Largent
Cypress
Bible sells nearly a million copies in two months
New York reports that the revised standard edition of the Bible has sold about 970000 copies since September 30 and is projected to reach 2.5 million by year end. William Dickerson of Western Nelson & Sons cites revival, promotion, and accessible language as key factors. He notes the King James Version took 60 years to gain popularity.
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New York
William Dickerson
Wuome Nelson & Sons
Dickerson
Reed the confidence man charged with check fraud in Oregon
Photo-1545 Reed is a competent confidence man sought after an Austin swindle. He passed a zero denomination check in Salem then bought a car with a $2,450 check. Reed fled before the fraud was revealed and is considered dangerous. Aliases include William B Courtney Gerald Morrison William Douglas and Bart T Sanders. Call the nearest FEL office with tips.
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Austin
Texas
Reed
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Rete
Salem
Oregon
William B. Courtney
Gerald Morrison
William Douglas
Bart T. Sanders
DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES SUMMARY COMBINED PUZZLE LIST
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues including scorches winds emanations deities wine pampering questions seed vessels and vocab items with assorted lengths and related terms from various categories such as weather, tools, and literature. Includes scattered numeration and language variants.
Price Control Fight Sparks Within Stabilizer Ranks
Washington reports Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam faced internal opposition as he fought to keep age and price controls intact ahead of the new Republican administration. A proposal by Ward Phelps to end wage and wire controls within 90 days was rejected as premature. Inflation worries from labor and lawmakers push to end controls before April 30. Separately, Agriculture Dept notes market prices down 2 percent for the month, parity at 98, and Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a 0.1 percent rise in retail food prices Oct 27 to Nov 13, with the index at 232.4, about 14.4 percent above pre-Korean levels.
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Ward Phelps
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Livestock Market Report From Fort Worth
USDA weekly livestock roundup shows cattle demand rising with slaughter steers and yearlings strong to 50 higher, cows 1-2 higher, and bulls and stockers up. Calves and hogs also gain, with butchers at 17.23 and sows up to 16 for week’s highs.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Rites For Mrs. Irwin Held In Seabrook
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Irvin, 77, of Seabrook, were set for 2 p.m. Saturday at First Methodist Church in Seabrook with Rev. Garland Reeves officiating. Burial followed at Seabrook cemetery under Art Simpson funeral home direction. Mrs. Irvin died Thursday in Houston hospital. Survivors include son A. B. Carry of La Porte and two sisters, Mrs. Shartes Hepner of Fremont, Ohio and Mrs. George Rabitzer of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Houston
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la Porte
Shartes Hepner
Fremont
Ohio
George Rabitzer
Pittsburgh
78-Year-Old Winnie Gives Up Bricklaying
London reports that Prime Minister Winston Churchill, soon to be 78, has given up bricklaying for now while pursuing painting, writing, horse racing, and a possible U.S. visit. He has served in wars across Cuba, India, Egypt, and Europe and remains Britain’s leading orator as speculation of retirement swirls.
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London
Winston Churchill
Sun
United States
Churchill
Cuba
India
Egypt
Europe
Harrow
Britain
Winston
Beer brewed fast at lower cost claims Japan scientist
A Japanese scientist reports a method to brew beer in four days instead of six months. The process promises about one third the cost of traditional beer, inviting industry interest and questions about feasibility and safety.
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Tokyo
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