Campbell Sets Pace In NCAA Golf Tourney
Purdue star Joe Campbell, 21, led 32 players into the NCAA Golf Tournament second and third rounds in Colorado Springs. Campbell defeated Stan Binion 5 and 4 and shot four under par on the opening nine. He eyes a possible quarterfinal with Rex Baxter Jr. after Baxter crushed Bill Johnson 4 and 2.
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Fort Worth Market Summary Cattle Hogs Sheep
USDA livestock bids show cattle with small supply and steady to weak prices. Slaughter cows and cutters mixed. hogs mostly 25 cents lower. sows steady. Sheep and lambs active with good and choice lambs around 19 to 20.50 andersellers reporting varied pelts and feeder lambs at 16 to 17.
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Teapot Raid Destroyed 342 Chests of Tea
During the Boston Tea Party raid authorities report 342 chests of tea destroyed as colonists target ships in Boston harbor. The incident underscores colonial resistance and the escalating tensions between British authorities and American settlers.
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Soviet anxiety over nuclear arms looms in disarmament talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko condemned Gen Norstad's warning as a plot to block disarmament while Khrushchev boasted of a powerful hydrogen bomb. He noted the risk of a third world war and acknowledged the Allies' insistence on aerial inspection to guarantee compliance with any disarmament accord.
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Veteran Editor Herb Schulz Dies in Houston Hospital
Fort Worth Star-Telegram managing editor Herb Schulz died in a Houston hospital at age 66 after a heart attack at work on June 4. A Brenham native, Schulz began as a newspaper carrier and rose to 21 years at the Fort Worth paper, where he became managing editor six months before his death. Services Friday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Taylor. Interment in Taylor. Survivors include his wife and two aunts in Houston and Fort Worth.
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Supreme Court Debates on Internal Subversion Guarding Rules
Walter cites recent San Francisco hearings by an anti American activities subcommittee to show the court's ruling can be followed. Sen. Jacob Kravits tells a Rochester Veterans of Foreign Wars convention it is practical to guard against subversion while obeying high court rulings in Watkins.
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Court rulings ripple through law courts and politics
Defending the Judicial Branch, Javits cautioned against cursing the court as other branches adapt rules to satisfy Supreme Court objections. The new rulings already affect courts, while notes say carp can live at any depth if oxygen remains sufficient.
Colonel Continues Testimony in Redstone Arsenal Court-Martial
Nickerson was sworn in at 10 20 a m in the Redstone Arsenal courtroom. He chose to be sworn despite the option to appear unsworn after pleading guilty. He outlined a 20 year Army career, mostly in artillery before moving to rocket work in 1945, and argued the Air Force decision to pursue intercontinental ballistic missiles is correct as the ICBM is a strategic weapon.
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