Memphis Lawyer Montgomery Announces Run for 10th Judicial DA
Memphis attorney Robert E. Montgomery, 36, announced his candidacy for District Attorney of the 10th Judicial District which includes Carson, Childress, Collingsworth, Donley and Hall Counties. A Baylor Law School graduate and former city attorney, he has held multiple legal roles and is active in his church and community. He is married to Araminta McGilvray with three children.
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How Come I Ve Got This Dollar Left
A columnist laments tax burdens and questions why after paying numerous levies including income state amusements sales hospital gasoline medicare old age and liquor taxes a lone dollar remains untaxed as he jokes about common charges and fees.
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Des Moines Register
Political Calendar Highlights Local Officials
District Attorney Robert Fe. Montgomery of Memphis and Hall County Commissioner Precinct 3 Lance Walker are listed on the political calendar. The brief item notes their official titles and jurisdictions without further details.
Joseph M Colvin Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Joseph M Colvin 86 of Las Vegas Nev former Hall County sheriff were held at 1 p m in the First Methodist Church Turkey Interment was in Estelline Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites Colvin died Sunday at his Las Vegas home
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SEEK- (Continued from page one) door found locked after attack
Police report a mutilated body found after an incident at an unidentified location. Investigators said chemicals were involved and the door was initially locked. About thirty minutes later an astonished custodian unlocked the door and discovered the body.
Why Do I Have This Dollar Tax Question
A speaker questions the taxation system, listing numerous taxes paid and asking why a single dollar remains in his pocket. He recalls road, excise, defense, education taxes and more, wonders about death taxes, and suspects government foul play. The piece ends with uncertainty over any tax on found money and a warning the government will be upset.
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India
Senate
CIA's Musical Director Likely in Jeopardy Over Spying Notes
In a light column, Dick West jokes that the CIA may face staffing trouble if undercover musicians in Moscow bound orchestras are out of tune. Nedelya hints at spies among American orchestras, provoking quips about concert reviews and potential CIA house bands.
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Bay of Pits
Postwar U S Shift and Soviet Fate Mentioned
After WWII US policy shifts toward Japan and global communism surface in wartime reflections. Soviet leader Konev resumes office as lord keeper of the privy seal but fears war crime labeling, leading to his December 1945 suicide.
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Dow Jones Averages At 11 A.M. Rise Across Indices
The Dow Jones at 11 a.m. shows gains with the 39 industrials up 3.81 to 896.09, the 20 rail indices up 0.11 to 234.82, the 15 utilities up 0.26 to 124.78, and the broader 65 stocks up 0.86 to 312.01.
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Prices rise as steel firms cut across the board
UPI reports two more steel companies raised prices on consumer product steel as the industry aligns with the top five firms. The Justice Department was asked to investigate pricing practices amid broader industry concern.
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Transplanted patient may leave oxygen room after surgery
Washkansky could exit his special oxygen room for the first time since Sunday's operation if his condition allows. He may receive more cobalt radiation to help accept the transplanted heart. Barnard notes diabetes might affect rejection and infection resistance, potentially aiding or hindering the body's response.
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