Governor Eyes January Session as 1962 Races Loom
The article notes Governor Daniel plans possible January session amid term limits and potential third special sessions on loan shark escheat and annexation. It highlights redistricting forcing all state seats to election in 1962, a Republican enters the House, and incumbents weighing bids for governor lieutenant governor and railroad commissioner.
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Steam
Dallel
Daniel
Kenneth Kohler
Amarillo
J. Edgar Wilson
Senate
House
Atty
Will Wilson
Ben Ramsey
Webster-Killings and Shootout End in Escape
Webster shot Robertson twice in the head after an altercation. Robertson died later at a hospital. Best kicked a chair and escaped dodging two bullets. Webster fired two shots at officers from his car. Initial belief Mrs. Hege fired the shots. later Webster was determined to have fired and then handed the rifle to Mrs. Hege.
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Webster
Robertson
Best
Hege
Castro Outlines Plan For One Party Cuban Revolution
Castro described merging his 26th of July movement with a socialist party into an integrated revolutionary organization. He argued a Marxist Leninist platform adapted to Cuba and the nation would guide a one party system with mass participation. He stressed Marxist training in schools and urged Latin American nations to imitate Cuba's path to seize power and dismantle exploitative military structures.
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Pace One
Castro
Popular Socialist
Cuba
Socialist Revolution
East German Warning Demands Free Berlin Under New Legal Basis
Ulbricht presses for converting West Berlin into a free demilitarized city and demands a new legal basis for Western Allies to stay. He argues four power rights expired and warns U.S. convoys risk harassment on the Berlin highway. Neues Deutschland echoes the stance.
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Ulbricht
West Berlin
Kennedy
Berlin
U. S
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
Dominican crowd protests Balaguer despite police presence
Report recalls a small public demonstration with cries of murderers against Balaguer. Troops and police cleared streets for traffic while four soldiers shoved demonstrators and one struck a youth on the arm with a rifle, signaling fear of reprisals.
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Balaguer
Wisconsin researchers find peas grow more pods easier
University of Wisconsin scientists reported that pea plants respond to growth prompts by producing more pods rather than increasing the number of peas per pod. The finding, shared in St. Louis, highlights pod abundance as the more achievable yield improvement.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
University of Wisconsin
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