West Germany rises in NATO role and prestige
West Germany's rising influence in Europe is noted as it may become the strongest Western power. Reports say Lt Gen Hans Speidel could command NATO ground forces in Central Europe, with Adenauer and Heuss visiting Washington this spring as Germany builds a larger armed force.
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World News Snippets Stir Reactions Across Capitals
In Washington President Eisenhower mourns maestro Toscanini while Gen. Twining notes Air Force funding in the new budget. In Budapest Chou En Lai blasts the doctrine as imperialist interference. In London a judge questions funding for Shaw estate alphabet efforts. In Chicago a patrolman jokes after police test. In Cairo Egypt defends seizure of foreign banks as war against policy aims.
Wheat Held Back by Cold Winds
The USDA weekly crop and weather bulletin reports delayed growth for irrigated wheat in the Northwest due to cooler temperatures and notes dryland wheat in the Panhandle showing limited top growth. Pastures remain short with continued supplemental feeding as moisture shortages persist in the High Plains.
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Four Aggie Sophs Suspended for Hazing at Texas A&M
COLLEGE STATION Texas A&M College officials suspended four sophomore cadets and punished 418 others for hazing. Commandant Joe F. Davis said suspensions take effect after mid term exams, lasting at least one semester. Other students faced reductions, probation, or campus confinement through the end of the school year. Davis warned that hazing and associated acts violate college regulations and will be punished.
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USDA Reports Mixed Livestock Movement Amid Varied Moisture Regions
In favored areas of the Cross Timbers Blacklands and upper coast moisture from earlier rains supports cattle and lamb markets. Northwestern western and southern counties rely on range cubes hay and prickly pear for stock. Slaughter lambs sold heavy while cattle movement remained near typical for the season.
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Blacklands
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Hospital Notes Bonham and Nearby Residents Listed
Hospital notes list patients including Mrs Will Harwith Bonham Fred Johnson Bonham Ed Smith Bonham Sara Latimer Leonard Mrs Margaret McQuillen Phoenix Auiz M L Belcher Windom J P Freeman Leonard Mrs Jonetha Cooksey Bonham Dismissed Mrs Marie Jenkins Whitewright Mrs John White Surner Mrs R F Golden Bonham Mae
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