Drums Still Beat In Dark Africa By Phil Newsom
United Press Foreign Analyst reviews the ironies of colonial Kenya under emergency rule as Mau Mau guerrillas strike against white settlers. The piece notes Kikuyu violence, population imbalances, and the bocage between modernization and tribal traditions with a cautious, context-laden tone.
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Phil Newsom
United Press
Africa
Stanley
Dr. Livingstone
Elizabeth II
Britain
Nairobi
Kenya
Duke of Edinburgh
Eisenhower Denies Truman Charges On Intolerance
In a East St. Louis rally President Eisenhower rebuked Truman era charges of intolerance while facing criticism from Eleanor Roosevelt and others. Nixon and Stevenson campaigns attacked and defended honesty in government and civil rights, with Dewey condemning a smear campaign and urging steadfast foreign and domestic policies. Eisenhower framed the GOP as a constructive crusade against corruption and inflation.
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Truman
East St. Louis
Stevenson
Thomas E. Dewey
Treman
Eisenhower
New York Republican Club
Springfield
Provence
GOP Chiefs Demand Truman Apology
The article reports senator McCarran rebuking Truman over immigration policy and a demand for apology. It notes Truman referencing Nixon Jenner McCarthy and Revercomb as supporters of discriminatory laws and questions Eisenhower's endorsements. He asks if the Republican candidate approves or disassociates from their views.
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McCarran
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
R-Calif
GOP
William £. Jenner
Rtn
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
Eisenhower
Jenner
McCarthy
C. Revercomb
West Virgil
Revercomb
Pion
Presbyterian Men To View Football Movie
The First Presbyterian Church men’s brotherhood meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday for a football movie program followed by a dinner. Olber is program chairman and Swain will preside. Humble’s Football Highlights of 1951 will be shown.
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Men’s Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church
Ww. Olber
W. C. Swain
Humble
Shortage Of Troops Drives Korea Rotation Plan
Gen Mark W Clark ordered more rotation points to balance expiring enlistments with replacements while avoiding top-heavy units. Army Chief J Lawton Collins warned turnover may rise as about 750,000 soldiers are to be discharged by next July, yet the policy to sustain Korea deployments remains.
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Mark W. Clark
Far Eastern
Clark
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Steff
Collins
Korea
Deadline Set for College Draft Test Applications
Lt. Col. Morris S. Schwartz deputy state selective service director says the deadline to apply for the December draft college qualification test is November 3. Applications postmarked after November 1 will not be seated. Students may obtain forms and information from any local board. tests require deferment requests and full-time study, and applicants must not have taken the test before.
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Morris S. Schwartz
Schwartz
Avalanche of high scoring and fumbles hit gridiron play
With Purdue Notre Dame and others suffering turnovers, coaches blame fast breaks and the passing game for the surge in points. Hughie Devore and Art Raimo discuss offense, while Villanova and Brandeis show passing and balance. Lou Little notes Mitch Price’s knee trouble amid battered teams.
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New York
Herried
Purdue
Notre Dame
Boilermakers
Kentucky
Auburn
Princeton
South Dakota State
North Dakota
Detroit
Drake
Miami
Ohio
Wichita
Hughie Devore
St. Bonaventure
NYU
Devore
Art Raimo
Villanova
Raimo
Gene Filipski
Army
Filipski
Occason
Gene
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Gee
Lou Littie
Mitch Price
Columbia
Price
Little
Historic oil and chemical firms listed in Baytown Sun context
A garbled OCR list outlines numerous energy, chemical, metal, and oil company names and brands such as Allis-Chalmers, American Electric, Calvan Oil, Calumet, Celanese, Chrysler, Dow, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Freeport Sulphur, Gen Motors, Goodyear, Gulf Oil, Houston Oil, Imperial, KirbyPet, Libby McN, Monsanto, Packard, Pure Oil, Sun Oil, Texas Co, Tex Gulf, Tidewater, Union Oil, and others. The fragment ends with a note about a Dec sale and a 19 point score.
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Allis-Chalmers
Barium
Beth Steel
Calvan
Cessna Chi Corp
Chrysler Corp
Columb Gas Creole Pet
Crystal
Cilies
Davidson
Dow
du Pont
Chem Eastman Kodak
el Paso
Nat Gas
Fairchild Eng
Freeport
Gillette Saf
Pacif
Stan Oil
Calif Stan
Ind
Star Oil
Ohio Stan OX
Sun Oil
Sunray Oil
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Tidewater Corp
Union Oil of Calif
Steel
Woodley Pet
Coton
No Rain in Sight Water supply shifts raise toll on Houston
The San Jacinto River watershed faces drought reducing flow from about 65 million gallons daily to around 39 million. Houston currently receives 23 million gallons via transfers to Sheldon reservoir while an agreement changes pumps to a Trinity district panel. Industries cut usage. rice harvests look good but pastures burn and crops suffer if drought persists.
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San Jacinto
Houston
River Authority
Trinity River Water District
Highlands
San Jacinto River
Sheldon
Trinity
San Jacinto_civers
Czechs Used As Guinea Pigs In Germ Warfare Claim
A report describes a chemical compound that remains in water without harming humans and can disinfect water at very low concentrations. Moundry notes past Russian progress in biological warfare and expresses cautious optimism about American lead, calling charges against the U S in Korea ridiculous.
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Moundry
Korea
Livestock prices report from Fort Worth market
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth October 2 show cattle around steady with some firming for good slaughter steers and yearlings. Calves and hogs mix of steady to weak prices. feeders and stockers varied with some gains for strong cows and sows. Readable figures include 1,800 calves and 600 hogs with prices in a wide 8 to 25 dollar range.
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Fort Worth
Redskins Sign Ramsey as Baugh Eyes Return
Washington Redskins signed guard Knox Ramsey on Monday and released halfback Neil Ferris to bolster for title run in NFL. Coach Caley Lambeau shuffled lineup amid Baugh’s right hand injury and five changes in a week.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
Knox Ramsey
Neil Ferris
Redskins
Caley Lambeau
Ed Bagdon
Sam Venuto
Jack Cloud
Baugh
Baptist Convention Opens At Fort Worth
The Baptist General Convention of Texas opened its three day gathering in Fort Worth with a leading church official denouncing alcohol and third party influences. The opening session at Will Rogers Coliseum drew about 10 000 delegates as it began at 7 p.m. in Fort Worth. Postal receipts across 109 Texas cities totaled 5 306 563 for September, up seven percent from August and 25 percent higher than the prior year. Highlands Rotary Club will host a special ladies night at 7 30 p.m. at Highlands First Methodist Church featuring a presentation by a Houston Rotary Chapter.
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Baptist General Convention of Texas
Austen
Texas
University of Texas Bureau Ofusiness Research
Highlands
Rotary
Rotary Club
Highlands First Methodist Church
Houston Rotary
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U. S. Air Force
Republic Aviation Corp
Farmingdale
L. L
Howard Curran
Air Force
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Steck
Baytown Sun
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Sedars
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Fontaine
Mill and Wright
George Stevens
Walter Pidgeon
Tate Redskins
Rose la Rose
Mandar
Snyder
Audie Michael Huff
Ealing
Dallas
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Eng
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Harvey Lembeck
Mari Blanche
Donald Duck
Tonite
Galifornia
Holon Tog Siemers
Gig Young
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Janice Rule
Ciseot Leda If Cotten
Dernell Chandler
Childress Ender FE
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Darrel
Cee
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Jesse James VO
Onn Craven
Bal ‘Rbarn
Baptist Convention
Geners
Will Rogers Colliseum
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Tidelands
Adlai Stevenson
KTRH
Krel
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Trinty Valley Tunes
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