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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1956
Page
4
Ben Dillingham describes Harry Bridges as not a dictator, saying no ruler has more power than Bridges. He notes licorice origins in southern Europe and parts of Asia with limited U S cultivation.
Washington notes indicate the VA mortgage guaranty program faces a decision in 1957 to raise VA rates to FHA levels. Industry and government think a higher rate could save VA, though sizable shifts in policy may provoke congress. The article also covers rising conventional rates and investor behavior affecting housing finance.
The Texas State Bar appointed an 11 member committee led by Houston judge Spurgeon Bell to study broadcasting televising and photographing court proceedings. Appointee Newton Gresham said findings aim to guide a reasonable determination amid evolving news media interest and ethics canon conflicts. The panel includes chairmen Homa Hill Leon Jaworski Bascom Cox and judges Prazier Brown McDonald and others from Dallas San Antonio Fort Worth and Lubbock.
The first Weimaraner was imported from Germany to the United States in 1929. This marked the breed's introduction to American kennels and dog enthusiasts, shaping early American ownership and breeding patterns.
United Nations in New York reports Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. condemning Hungary for rejecting a U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold visit. In Tokyo Arlie Pate defects from Red China saying communism serves those who want it. In Menominee Falls Mrs. Nadwocki laments her son Dale’s terminal cancer with a remark on kindness. In Honolulu Territorial Sen.
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