Long Told To Quit Using Talk Like Horse Doctor In Court
Galveston Texas. UPI. District Judge L D Goddard orders Gov Earl Long of Louisiana to stop in court remarks like horse doctor while seeking habeas corpus to leave Texas mental hospital. Long 63 first time out since May 30 faces continuing hearing as Mrs Blanche Long hires counsel to press guardianship challenge.
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Galveston
Tex
UPI
Earl Long
Louisiana
Texas
Long
Arthur Long
New Orleans
John Sealy Hospital
L. D. Goddard
Entomology School To Be Held Here This Summer
A five course entomology school for farmers will start June 30 in the county if at least 10 and not more than 20 enroll. Topics include external livestock pests cotton insects insecticide mixing and application special area problems and Miller Amendment responsibilities. A Texas A&M entomologist will attend if enrollment targets are met with a $2 per farmer fee.
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Truman Kidwell
Guy Mayo Dies in California
Guy Mayo a former Community Center farmer and long time Childress County resident died at 9 45 am Sunday in Long Beach Veterans Hospital California after an illness of about two and a half years He and Mrs Mayo had moved from Community Center to La Puente California in 1957 to be near relatives Burial will be in the California National Cemetery No further funeral details were available at press time.
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Guy Mayo
Childress County
Long Beach Veteran's Hospital
Long Beach
Calif
Mayo
Americans On Burning Ocean Layer Aboard German Vessel
Ninety eight men including ten American telephone engineers escape a fire aboard the cable ship Ocean Layer about 500 miles off the French coast and are rescued by the German freighter Flavia en route to Hamburg. The 4534 ton ship was laying the west to east section of the first North America to Europe telephone cable. The cause of the blaze is unknown with reports it started in the engine room. The cable remains attached. officials fear it may be recovered if the ship sinks.
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London
North America
A. MacPherson Ross
Hamburg
At&t
Newfoundland
Ushant
France
Killer shark claims diver at crowded La Jolla Cove
A 20 foot shark dragged Robert L. Pamperin, 33, a Pacific Beach aircraft engineer, underwater off La Jolla Cove as witnesses describe blood and panic. His wife Carolyn witnessed from shore while Gerald Lehrer, 30, swam to warn swimmers. The attack followed another fatal shark incident in San Francisco Bay.
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LA Jolla
Calif
UPI
Robert L. Paimperin
Pacific Beach
Pamperin
la Jolla Cove
Gerald Lehrer
Bob
San Francisco Bay
Body Found By Lake Grapevine Not Identified
A man found shot to death on the western shore of Lake Grapevine near Camp Timberline remains unidentified. Denton County Sheriff Wylie Barnes said the victim, about 50 or 60, used a .410 shotgun and damaged his papers. he used the names C A Barney and C A Byerley on laundry tags while investigators check fingerprints with BL in Washington and local agencies.
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Denton Upi
Lake Grapevine
Denton County
Wylie Barnes
Camp Timberline
Charles Albert
Fort Worth
Barnes
C. A. Barney
C.a. Byerley
Washington
Dallas, Fort Worth
Austin
Boat and Fishing Club Plans Baylor Lake Meeting
The Childress Boat and Fishing Club invites members and families to a meeting and basket picnic at Baylor Lake Tuesday night at 7. Yeoman Bertha Crawford announced the event.
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Baylor Lake
Childress Boat and Fishing Club
Bertha Crawford
State Tax Committee Fails On Agreement
Senate Tax Conference Committee reports no agreement on the tax bill as debate opens on the comptroller bookkeeping measure aimed to raise 28 million dollars to help retire the general revenue fund deficit. Weinert warns differences persist while the House and Senate push toward a possible 200 million dollar target before a second special session deadline.
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Weinert
Senate
Price Daniel
Items Valued At $300 Taken From Carey Home
Approximately $300 in household articles were stolen from the George Robinson home in Carey between 8 and 10 p.m. Sunday. Sheriff Gaylen Smith said the Robinsons were away for two hours and returned to find the house broken into and several items including men's clothing ladies jewelry and two radios missing. There are no suspects at this time.
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George Robinson
Carey
Gaylen Smith
Robinsons
Miss Bartlett Wins Precinct 3 post at Bluebonnet Girls State
Barbara Bartlett of Chil dress was elected Precinct 3 County Commissioner at Bluebonnet Girls State in Austin. The 1959 session drew 400 girls, aiming to teach citizenship and leadership with Gov Daniel delivering an address.
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Barbara Bartlett
Childress
Bluebonnet Girls State
Austin
Texas School For the Blind
Barbara
Bartlett
James Bartlett
American Legion
Cox-Farr
Texas
Price Daniel
Bluebonnet
State Capitol
Girls Nation
Washington, D. C
Man Dressed As Woman Robs Fort Worth Safeway
A robber dressed as a woman with a pistol in a purse robbed a Fort Worth Safeway at opening time. He demanded access to safes and took Sunday receipts, fleeing in a car stolen from a used car lot. Officer Swilling noted the attire and estimated several thousand dollars were taken.
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Fort Worth
Safeway Food
Joe Swilling
British pressure keeps East West talks alive at Geneva
United States and France according to reports bowed to British urging to press on at Geneva and avoid breaking off the East West negotiations while a Soviet ultimatum looms over West Berlin. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said the talks cannot be indefinitely protracted and hopes for progress toward a summit.
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Stewart Hensley
United Press International
Geneva
UPI
United States
France
West Berlin
Brittan
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
Lloyd
London
Maurice Couve Murville
Russia
Conviction of four youths in Florida case met with mixed reactions
In Tallahassee four white youths were found guilty in a case involving a Black freshman coed. The all white jury deferred sentence to Judge W May Walker, with punishment possibly ranging from years to life. NAACP leaders criticized mercy recommendations as leaders praised the conduct of the judge and prosecutor.
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Tallahassee
Fla
UPI
South
National Assn
Coed
W. May Walker
Wilson Collinsworth
Patrick Scarborough
David Béaglés
Ollie Southambe
Raiford
Man Reopening Oakes Murder Case Fired On Three Times
In Nassau Bahamas three shots were fired into the Nassau Herald office where Cyril Stevenson, publisher, seeks to reopen the 1943 unsolved murder of Sir Harry Oakes. Police reported the shoting occurred at 11 20 p.m. Saturday through a ground floor window. Stevenson said lights were out and no one was in that area. Stevenson had pressed the government to reopen the investigation and said he could name the killer.
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Nassau
Bhamas
Oakes
Assembly
City Council Set to Meet Tonight at City Hall
The City Council will convene tonight at 7 30 at City Hall to discuss ongoing local issues and plan actions for the coming weeks.
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City Hall
Foreign Aid and Veterans Pension Bill Top Congressional News
Congress moves to trim the Presidents foreign aid program with debate on a 3.6425 billion measure cut by the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Senate signal cuts to a 3.9096 billion program. A veterans pension reform bill aims to cost 308 million more in year one but save 12 billion by century end.
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Foreign Aid
Veterans’ Pension Bill
Congressional News
Dent Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Lane Returns to Index Advertising
Felton Lane is named new salesman in The Index advertising department announced by Clayton Floyd. Lane replaces Doug Spradling now with Bailey Motor Company. Lane previously worked in The Index advertising department for several years before leaving in 1952.
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Felton Lane
Clayton Floyd
Lane
Doug Spradling
Bailey Motor Company
Index
Tornado Strikes Nederland Drive-In Texas
A late afternoon twister damaged Sha-Dorm drive-in in Nederland Texas tearing the awning from the building and scattering debris along Main Street. Earlier, a lightning strike near Corpus Christi killed a 20 year old seaman stationed at the naval air station.
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United Press International
Nederland
Texas Gulf Coast
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Texarkana
St. Charles Catholic Church
Nunez
Ernest Baudoin
Keith
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Texas
Victoria
Galveston
Man questioned in luring girls to California home
San Angelo police and FBI questioned 51 year old James E. Burton after he allegedly lured young girls to his home through farm magazine ads. Burton was arrested on a San Bernardino county warrant charging contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The case involved a 13 year old Texas ranch family daughter who answered the ad and traveled by bus to Mentone California.
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San Angelo
UPI
FBI
California
James E. Burton
San Bernardino County
Texas
Tom Green County
Mentone
Calif
West Coast
Burton
Readers Retain More From Print Says Psychologists
Psychologists report that people remember 1 to 10 percent of spoken words but 3 to 10 times as much from reading. To boost readership for your rental sale or trade, place an action producing Classified Ad. Dial WE 7 2525 today.
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State Tax Committee
Miss Bartlett
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Dewitt Sinclair
Collinsworth
Stoutamire
A. J. Reddick
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Florida
The
NAACP
A. H. King
King
Wshington Upi
Presi
Ways & Means Committee
Eisenhower
Treasury
Michael Fiorani
San Francisco
Nederland, Tex
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