Rayburn’s Texas Swing Signals Democratic Drive
Speech excerpts recount Sam Rayburn touring Texas from El Paso to Galveston as part of a Democratic campaign surge. Crowds filled Maumepalau and San Antonio halls with praise and heckling alike, while supporters hailed Rayburn’s influence on the party and the 1940s political scene.
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Mulberry Sets Rural Club Rules Amid Castro Visit
Local reports indicate new restrictions curb visitors as Castro plans a U.S. stop. In other news, UN criticism sparks a sharp radio address as authorities spell out security measures. Hospitalization follows a freak accident at a city facility. Release delayed.
Warmer Weather Returns to Area
The area sees warmer temperatures with a broad warm spell into Thursday. Lows around 36 undefined areas report high temperatures near 66 with rain or drizzle in spots. North Central Texas forecasts call for mild air and cloud cover through Thursday.
Workers Praise Changes to Bookkeeping Systems
Workers praised changes proposed in bookkeeping systems. The report notes improved accuracy and efficiency after proposed reforms.
Ban Ordered to Shield Red Delegation Chiefs in New York
The United States restricted movement for Soviet Premier Khrushchev Cuban Premier Castro and Hungarian leader Kadar during their United Nations stay in New York. State Department said safety requires limiting their travel near Manhattan and near UN headquarters, with Khrushchev allowed to perform UN duties under protection. Demonstrations response cautioned.
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Japan seeks World Bank loan for public works
Finance Minister Mike Mizuta will request a $100 million World Bank loan for utilities and road construction in a move aimed at funding public works. Sources briefed on the plan indicated the request was prepared for submission today.
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Franchise Taxes Boost City's Revenue Source
City collected franchise taxes from TP and L Texas Power and Light Co and Lone Star Gas Co totaling 6 457 dollars and 395 394 dollars respectively. Street department work included blacktopping streets shoulders and rock haul while police revenues reached 1 484 05 with meters fines and parking penalties.
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