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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1961

Page

8

Private investigators eye rising executives in business world

New York AP reports Bishop's Service Inc, a major private investigation firm, monitors high level professionals for banks and corporations. President William Chiariello notes its work is personnel focused, not criminal, with 4,500 to 6,750 detailed reports yearly.

New York Bishop’s Service, Inc United States Canada Europe Chiariello West Coast

No Change In Large Draft Call Expected

Washington AP reports draft calls likely stay high or rise if the Army expands from 14 to 16 regular divisions. McNamara’s plan requires congressional approval and possible $250 million to man and equip two new divisions. Kennedy spaceted a January budget for next July 1.

Washington Pentagon White House Secretary of Defense Robert 5. McNamara Kennedy Congress Richard B. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Berlin Crea Wisconsin 32Nd Infantry Texas 49Th Armored Continental United States U.S Iron Curtain Germany Reds Korea Okinawa 7Th Fleet Far East Hawaii

Air Guard Sends 1200 Men To Europe

Washington AP reports 1200 air national guard fighters from Arizona 169th South Carolina 134th Tennessee joined eight other squadrons overseas to bolster NATO air power amid the Berlin crisis. Sixty Starfighter jets accompany the forces.

Washington Air National Guard Europe Berlin Arizona South Carolina Tennessee Guard Evrone

Seawall Repaired at Manzanillo on Pacific Coast

Mexico City reports repairs finished on sections of the seawall at the Pacific coast port of Manzanillo damaged by the storm on October 27, 1959. The government announced the completion of urgent stabilization work and assessed ongoing safety improvements for the harbor.

Mexico City Pacific Coast Manzanillo

Loan By British Bank Offered For Port Work

Mexico City AP reports a British bank offered to lend Mexico 800 million pesos to convert the Matamoros port. Francisco Doria Paz, general coordinator of the national merchant marine, said the loan would be repaid in 15 years. The plan aims to make Matamoros a major Gulf of Mexico shipping point with improved facilities to handle vessels of any size.

Mexico City Mexico Matamoros London Francisco Doria Paz National Merchant Marine Doria Paz Gulf of Mexico

Slurred speech and shaving insights from AMA and doctors

The American Medical Association discusses slurred speech and enunciation with tips from relatives and self checks. The piece notes radioisotopes advancing in medicine, with Chicago Nuclear Corp issuing training bulletins on thyroid tests and kidney studies. It also covers a London study linking parental overweight status to child weight loss and a dermatologist explains shaving removes skin but may boost new skin growth, with no proof one razor type is superior.

American Medical Association AMA Nuclear Chicago Corp Isming London World-Wide Abstracts of General Medicine Herbert Moscon Department of Dermatology Boston School of Medicine Moscon

Cotton harvests delayed by cloudy weather in Texas

AUSTIN AP Cool cloudy weather last week delayed drying and restricted full scale Texas cotton and sorghum harvests for the third straight week, with field work halted in North Central Central and Northeast Texas for two days due to heavy rain. By Friday over 60 percent of Texas cotton had been picked, 10 percent behind last year, while most sorghum unharvested areas work on the final 10 percent. Panhandle areas remain late and late plantings of wheat and oats are delayed. The peanut crop was over 90 percent dug but behind last year.

Austin Plains Texas U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA North High Plains Panhandle

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