White Blasts USDA Callousness Toward Drouth Areas
Texas agriculture chief John C. White accused the USDA of callousness toward drouth regions. He telephoned from Washington after the department refused to broaden the drouth aid program, proposing a flat $9 per ton hay subsidy instead of rail freight support. White cited railroad rate cuts that benefited farmers but not the livestock sector and urged Congress to adjust the program.
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John C. White
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Department of Agriculture
White
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Drouth
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Secretary of Agriculture
GOP Power Policies Scored In Oregon Senate Race
Former Interior Secretary Os cap L. Chapman endorsed Democrat Richard L. Neuberger in a Portland speech blaming the Eisenhower administration for opposing public power projects. He contrasted Neuberger with Republican Guy Gordon, accusing the White House of betraying western development and halting irrigation, reclamation, and power initiatives.
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Oregon
Senate
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Ore
Interior
Oscap L. Chapman
Richard L. Neuberger
Neuberger
Guy Gordon
Chapman
Interior Department
Hells Canyon
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Dixon - Yates
Tennessee Valley
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Glow Glow Glow Don't Be A Traffic Hazard Sailors Hats May Glow
Washington reports a possible Navy safety measure to reduce night traffic risks. A reflective spray could brighten dark blue winter hats and gear, tested by a Minnesota company. Decision hinges on October 26 meeting of the Navy's permanent unit to decide on widespread adoption.
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Navy
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Two Airmen Die In Stephenville Auto Crash
Stephenville Texas October 11 Two airmen were killed when their car left U S 377 near Stephenville and overturned The victims were Se to Garrell Tenge 27 of Alexander Texas stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base and Aiman Ze Calvin Antho of NECIOS who was at Carswell Air Force Base Terre Haute Ind October 1 Up. Duke Nal of Chicago won the national AAA midget race at the Wisconsin Valley fairgrounds speedway Sunday.
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Set
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Terre Haute
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Stock Quotes Special To The Baytown Sun
A list of energy and chemical stocks appears, including Allis-Chalmers, American Astrad, Anaconda Copper, Beth Steel, Celanese, Chrysler Corp, Dow Chem, Du Pont, Eastman, Freeport, Gen Motors, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, Humble Oil, Liberty McNiggott, Phillips Pet, Pure Oil, Sinclair Oil, Shell Oil, Tex Gulf, Union Oil, and others. The compilation shows bid and price-like fragments for multiple companies in a Baytown Sun stock page style.
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Columb Gas
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du Pont Chem
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Interlake Iron
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Morrill Pet
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Sanity Hearing Slated For Sweetheart Slayer
Dallas on Oct 11 a sanity hearing is set for Keith Lewis Petersen accused of murdering his 20 year old sweetheart. A jury found him insane five years ago in a prior murder trial, but he was deemed sane at the time of the current slaying and was released from Music State hospital after being pronounced sane by Supt Castner.
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Keith Lewis Petersen
Peterson
Cave Schofield
Petesen
Music State Hospital
Charles W. Casther
Baytown Sun publication details and advertising rates
The Baytown Sun lists staff credits and advertising rates. Includes editor and managing editor names, office manager, advertising director, and carrier rates by subscription plan. Mentions second class mail status and post office usage under federal act.
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Baytown Sup. Inc
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Viz
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Across and Down Puzzle Clues From Vintage Page
A scrambled list of crossword style clues including across items such as a morning reception measuring stick typewriter roller and helmet shaped part plus down clues like a musical instrument. The fragment hints at a themed puzzle with varied definitions and abbreviations.
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Livestock market report Fort Worth Oct 71
Livestock prices in Fort Worth show a steady to firm trend with active bidding. Slaughter steers and yearlings mostly steady to higher. utility and cutter cows trading around 9 to 12.50. Bulls 12.50 to 13. Hogs 700 head, butchers steady to 50 higher. sows 14.30 to 18 per cwt. Overall calf and stocker values mixed with several classes quoted.
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Patterson and Ferdinand Set TV Bout Tonight
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn meets Esau Ferdinand of San Francisco in an eight round television fight at St. Nicholas Arena. Patterson, 29, Olympic middleweight champion and 1983 rookie of the year, headlines the program as a top light heavyweight prospect.
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Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Esau Ferdinand
San Francisco
St. Nicholas Arena
Patterson
Oklahoma Pro Wins Temple Open Golf Prize
Bo Wininger from Oklahoma won the Temple Open Golf with a four round score of 197 at Temple Country Club. He shot 67 65 63 over 44 holes to take $700, five ahead of runner up Doug Higgins of Midland who finished at 202 and earned $450.
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Bo Wininger
Oklahoma
Texmns
Oklahoma City
Temple Country Club
Doug Higgins
Midland
Identity Of Burned Body Sought In Davis
Davis Oklahoma October 1 Authorities seek clues to identify a charred body found Sunday in a woman's burning station wagon near Davis. The body burned beyond recognition and may hide a homicide. the 1953 Ford station wagon was soaked with a combustible substance.
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Davis
Okla
Werman
Murray County
Newt King
Texas Farm Bureau Committees Meet
Six Texas Farm Bureau committees were scheduled to meet Monday to study problems facing farmers and make recommendations to the TFB board of directors. Committees covered stock, dairy, and related interests and were formed by the TFB board in Tyne. They will discuss drought relief and diverted acre programs under crop allotment restrictions and will hear a report from the Texas Water Resources Committee.
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Ent
Dayton to Meet and Plan for District Parley
DAY To Meet and Plan for District Parley in Towpam Miursday to plan a regional meeting in November. Ade Red, commander of Region 2, will attend. The meeting will be held in the Civil Defense building in Ashhel. Dave Parrish will be urged to attend.
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Towpam
Sick List Names and Addresses in Local Notice
A fragmented listing shows individuals such as Mrs. William Gillespie Timothy Jones Hast Fayle Raymond Lord Crosby Stash Malak Dayton Clotilda Erwin La Porte Mrs J Williamson High Lands and Mrs Roy Clift Crow Road and Mrs John Flynt Baytown. The text appears as an indexed sick list or notice with fragmented names and locations.
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Wiliam L. Gillespie
Vinta
Timothy Jones
Hast Fayle
Raymond Lord—Crosby
Stash Malak
Dayton
Clotilda Erwin
Births at Baytown Area Hospitals
Stork brings three babies to local families. Bette Sue Lemmon born Oct at Baytown’s San Jacinto Memorial weighing eight pounds 1 ounce. Cheryl Lynn Bradley born Sept 29 at San Jacinto Memorial, weight undisclosed. Karyn Marie Teman born Oct 7 at San Jacinto Memorial, eight pounds, with Baytown grandparents and great grandparents listed.
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Charles Tieman
Karyn Marie
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
W. H. Heintschel
B. A. Tieman
Baytown
H. Enderli
Civil Air Patrol Plans Busy Night
Civil Air Patrol plans a busy night led by Squadron Commander C A Behymer. Final arrangements for members traveling to Albuquerque for the October 24 training session will be made, with flights to New Mexico and back on Air Force planes. Cadet Commandant W O Kubik Jr expects many boys ages 18 and 19 to start a local cadet program. A 20 minute film Wings for the Hunter will be shown, executive officer W C Stewart said. The squadron meets at 7 30 p m at the Community building.
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C. A. Behymer
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Air Force
W. O. Kubik Jr
CAP
W. C. Stewart
Secret ANZUS talks target Asia defense and progress
Washington hosts informal discussions among the United States Australia and New Zealand on tightening defense lines in Southeast Asia and the western Pacific with emphasis on economic and social progress to counter communism. Dulles Casey and Knox Munro attend with other military leaders. no final decisions planned.
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United States
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
Western Pacific
John Foster Dulles
Richard G. Casey
Lelie Knox Munro
Casey
Ottawa
State Department
Harold E. Staxsen
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Asia
Indo-China
Mrs Mixons Father Dies In Brownwood
Funeral services were held in Brownwood for C. A. Hays pioneer resident who died Friday. Attending from Baytown era the Toho N. Mixon family of Greshant Street. The Mixon family returned to Raytown Sunday. Det Bully favored to win a Belmont Park race with First and Due De Fer among contenders.
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Brownswood
C. A. Hays
Baytown
Toho N. Mixon
Greshant Street
Mea
Brait
BR. D. Hewe Ofen
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Hays
Brownwood
Zelda Ernest
Fredrickshire
Wayne Daniel
Austin
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Adlai Says Democrats Fit To Govern Again in Arizona
Adlai Stevenson told a Phoenix fund raising lunch for Ernest McFarland and Arizona's Democratic candidates that Democrats in the past two years have shown fitness to govern. He praised the 83rd Congress record, criticized the GOP on tax exemptions and atomic energy, and blamed Republicans for layoffs, high prices, and foreign policy woes. He also lamented Republican disunity and called their 20 months of bluff and bluster.
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Ariz
Adlai Stevenson
Ernest McFarland
Arizona
Stevenson
Illinois
Hollywood Bowl
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Letters From Soldier Listed Dead Hoax Suspected
Knox City Texas October 11 A school caretaker H C Lusk questioned two letters claimed to be from his son listed as dead in Korea The notes postmarked Willow Grove Pennsylvania requested money and claimed a friend wrote for him The father said his son Matt Jessie M Lusk reportedly died in a Korean prison camp three years earlier and had previously been a World War I prisoner The letters allegedly signed Jessie but commonly used Mathews support clues point to a hoax and authorities were notified.
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Tex
H. C Lusk
Lusk
Willow Grove
Jessie
Matt
Jessie M. Lusk
Korea
Mathews
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