Will Wilson To Devote Full Time Texas Tidelands Case
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson will devote his full time for two months to preparing the state’s reply to a federal suit seeking to limit Texas tidelands boundary to three miles. The state argues the three leagues boundary has long been recognized since 1845 and cites the 1953 submerged land act.
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Austin
Will Wilson
Texas
Tidelands
US Supreme Court
James N. Ludlum
Supreme Court
Wilson
Ludlum
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
High
British Antarctic Quest Faces Treacherous Snow To Pole
A British team led by Dr. Vivian Fuchs steps up daily runs across a soft snow wasteland toward the South Pole, within 500 miles as they race Sir Edmund Hillary and the New Zealand party. Both sides aim to finish before the polar winter, meeting at the Pole and continuing to the coast.
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Auckland
New Zealand
South Pole
Edmund Hillary
Mount Everest
Pole
Britain
Vivian Fuchs
London
Fuchs
Hillary
FBI Opens Probe Into U S Newsprint Industry
The FBI has begun an antitrust division led investigation into the U S newsprint industry. Agents will look for possible illegal price fixing and gather information for a Congress report next year. Canadian affiliates’ records are being reviewed, with U S firms largely unaffected. A defense production act report is not expected before Q2 1958.
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Washington
FBI
U. S
Justice Department
Department
Congress
United States
Quotes From The News Across The Nation
Dr. Jonas E Salk says more study is needed before conclusions on antibodies. Otis Embree notes a rare life sentence for L Ewing Scott in a murder verdict with body not found. Judge Raulston Schoolfield to address hearsay on TV about a Teamsters payoffs. Agriculture reports cigarette consumption four percent higher than 1956 with limited effect from anti smoking publicity.
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Los Angeles
Otis Embree
L. Ewing Scott
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Local political news outlines 1858 election plans in Childress
The Index reports incumbent officials and potential candidates in Childress facing re election across county offices and city posts. Names include District Judge Luther Gribble Sheriff Gaylon B. Smith County Attorney Charles Reynolds County Clerk tentative plans from Edwin Cato and Pearl Ward County Judge Leonard King and Wade Kimbrough may seek re election. City seats watch include Mayor H C Preslar Aubrey Rogers not seeking re election and Councilman Buddy Cordell undecided. Board of Trustees seats for Childress Independent School District open with Jesse Cannon not seeking re election and Marvin Weir undecided.
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Page One
Luther Gribble
Gaylon B. Smith
Charles Reynolds
Willie Prescott
O. T. Rothwell
Wilmer Rutledge
U.S. Fromm
Edwin Cato
Childress
Pearl Ward
Mark Graham
Leonard King
Wade Kimbrough
L. C. Elliott
John Turk Fowler
Cliff Campbell
Ben Hardison
B. F. Hardy
Index
Roy Hassell
H. C. Preslar
Aubrey Rogers
Buddy Cordell
Democratic
Harold Cordell
Childress Independent School District
Jesse Cannon
Marvin Weir
Cannon
Weir
Christmas Holiday Visitor List at Union Flat
A long Christmas week record details numerous residents and relatives visiting in Union Flat and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Billy Sims Darlene Vernon Bobby Sims from Vernon and Childress visitors A M Sims Mrs Micky Taylor Paducah J L Miller Wichita Falls and families, Billy D William Wellington and more. Also notes visits from W P Close Kirkland Emma Caradine Jim Martindale James Hassell J D Hassell Weldon Fromm Matador Hershel Parrish and Kathy El Paso and Canyon residents and extended family across Childress Dumas Bryan Hollis Okla Dallas and Wichita Falls.
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Jones
Billy Sims
Darlene
Vernon
Childress
A M. Sims
Micky Taylor
Paducah
J. L. Miller
Wichita Falls
Billy D. William
Wellington
Alton Jones
Shorty Spurlock
Ralph Watson
A. V. Mote
Johnny
J Hassell
W. P. Close
Kirkland
Emma Caradine
Jim Martindale
James Hassell
J. D. Hassell
Weldon Fromm
Matador
R Ivey
C.J Cheatheam
S. T. Cheatheams
Big Spring
Clyde Ivey
Mike
Dumas
Charles Cheatheam
Bryan
Nannie Ward
ST. Cheatheam
Ivey
Son
Edith Leslie
Charles Cheatheams
Jack Adams
Judy
Med Hammons
Hollis
Okla
Oklahoma City
Union Flat
Ruby Casey
Los Angeles
Calif
W Kelley
Dallas
Kelley
Minnie Thomas
Casey
Wichita
Kan
Donald
Homer Buckley
Lon Hassell
K. M. Waters
Lon Hassells
Grider
B. B. Buckleys
W. T. Nelson
Nancy
Jeff Hassell
Canehter
Roy Miller
Midland
Missing San Antonio mother found murdered
The body of Paula Stickney 28 a divorced mother of three was found in an abandoned south Bexar county house. Authorities say she was beaten and throat cut with a claw hammer and an electrical iron found at the scene. The discovery followed her disappearance Friday morning as her husband Captain Russell Stickney served in Massachusetts.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Paula Stickney
San Antonio State Mental Hospital
B. L. Halliday
State Hospital
Bill Clanson
Stickney
UAW Replies to GM President on Prices and Wages
United Auto Workers respond to General Motors President Harlow Curtice, charging prices are exorbitant. UAW Vice President Leonard Woodcock warns that proposed higher wages and shorter work weeks would fuel further inflation in 1958.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
Courtice
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
Cenerm Motors
Ape-Like Youth Sought After Teen Assault in Houston
Houston police hunt a teen described as a big ape-like boy who attacked a 17 year old girl in West University Place. The victim, a teleoperator, was choked and struck causing facial injuries. she described the assailant as athletic with a crew cut and ape-like walk. The incident follows another late Friday with a 17 year old student. The girl is receiving treatment at Hermann Hospital.
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Houston
West University Place
Jay Evans
Hermann Hospital
Security Benefit Mustangs Beat Guardian Angels 25 7
In Dallas the Security Benefit Mustangs defeated the Guardian Angels of Innati 25 to 7 in the Pee Wee Cotton Bowl ending the Angels 18 game winning streak this season.
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Dallas
Mustangs of
Guardian Angels of
Innati
Man Kills Wife And Shoots Self In Fort Worth
Fort Worth reports Carroll Lane Kirby 30 killed his wife Mirgie Belle Kirby 30 Friday night then abducted their four year old son. He was found shot through the head behind a shrubbery and was near death after surgery at John Peter Smith Hospital. Police sought Kirby as witnesses described him fleeing with the child and claiming police were after him.
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Fort Worth
Carroll Lane Kirby
Kirby
John Petersmith Hospital
Roof R
Mirgie Belle Kirby
Mire
P mi
North Side
Care Is Advised In Giving Gifts For Pets
The American Humane Association cautions against giving pets as gifts unless wanted. It urges including a healthy animal with a vet check and parental consent, noting many gifts arrive unwanted and cause distress.
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Washington
American Humane Association
Humane Review
Survivor recalls Christmas with wife after Hawaii crash
Lt. G. Rich ard L. Kline, one of four survivors of a Navy plane crash off Hawaii that left two dead and 17 missing, said he believed he would endure the ordeal because his wife Barbara was waiting for him. He expected to spend Christmas together.
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Honolulu
Richard L. Kline
Hawaii
Barbara
Basketball Scores From College Showdowns
Texas A&M defeated Baylor 80 to 63 while Oklahoma edged Colorado 53 to 62. Seton Hall 65 over Duce Deab, TCU 71 over Texas Tech 69, SMU 83 over Texas 75, Missouri 83 over Princeton 71, Tennessee 83 over Brigham Young 68, Iowa 73 over Cornell 68, Virginia 88 over Penn 64, Duke 79 over Wake Forest 75, Idaho State 65 over Denver 61.
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Texas A&m
Baylor
Oklahoma
Colorado
Duce Deab
Seton Hall
TCU
Texas Tech
SMU
Texas
Missouri
Princeton
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Iowa
Cornell
Virginia
Penn
Duke
Wake Forest
Idaho St
Denver
Thomas Jefferson in Early American Wine Growing at Monticello
Thomas Jefferson stands among the early American wine growers, cultivating grapes at Monticello and advancing colonial viticulture. His experiments shaped Virginia's viniculture during the 18th century.
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Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
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U. S. Pat. OF
United Press
New York
Jonas E. Salk
Chattanooga
Tenn
Raulston Schoolfield
Senate
Teamsters
Johns’ Furniture CO
Union Flat News
Curtice
A L. Harp Drug CO
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