Brucellosis Rule Push Threatens Texas Cattle Industry
An editorial warns that Bangs disease brucellosis controls enforced by the USDA will force Texas to enact strict state laws or face closure of borders to uncertified cattle. The piece notes states already restrict imports and predicts widespread restrictions within a few years, urging action in Austin after a 1957 legislative attempt failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Rogers
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Texas
New Mexico
Austin
Senate
House of Representatives
Fac
Sewer Work To Take Several Days On Cora Lee
City aging official Louis Sally said sewer repairs on Cora Lee will take several days. Workers must clean the line in the area after sand and grease caused a collapse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corace
Louis Sally
Strike cancelled by Court halts Fort Worth and Denver walkout
A U S rail workers walkout set for Monday was halted by a Federal District Court in Buffalo. Judge John O Henderson granted a temporary restraining order and ordered the union to show cause by September 26 why a preliminary injunction should not issue. Seventeen railroads including Fort Worth and Denver would have been affected with projected daily losses over a million dollars.
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District Court
Western District of
New York
L. C. Earnh
Childress
As Chapter
The
Switchmen's of America
Fort Worth
Denver
Eaton
Eral
John O. Henderson
Buffalo
Switchmen’s Union
Rock Island
Texas
Henderson
Smith to attend Lake Kickapoo agriculture meeting
County Agent Chile Smith will travel to Lake Kickapoo Monday and Tuesday for a meeting of all Agriculture Agents in Extension District 3. He plans to leave Childress early tomorrow morning.
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Chile Smith
Lake Kickapoo
Extension District 3
Childress
Key diplomats arrive by ship and air for U.N. summit
Key diplomatic delegations began arriving by ship and air on Saturday for the United Nations summit meeting set for next week. The gathering represents the largest assembly of top government officials in U.N. history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Cox
United Press International New York
UPI
United Nations
U.N
International leaders converge on New York for General Assembly
Khrushchev announced he would lead a Soviet delegation as Cuba's Fidel Castro Tito and Nasser also planned to attend. Police prepared a large security operation across Manhattan and Long Island to guard the visiting leaders and prevent disturbances.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Yugoslavia
Tito
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
New York
Sealy
GE Gyerry
Castro
Park Avent
Khrushchev
Manhattan Island
State Department
Glen Cove
Long Island
U.N
United States
U.S
Cuba tightens travel limits as spies among seven arrested
Cuba restricted U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal to the embassy area while announcing the arrest or expulsion of seven North Americans on espionage charges. Four were expelled for spying and three held for trial. names include embassy secretary Marjorie Lennox and administrator Robert Neet.
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Matthew T. Kenny
United Press International
Havana
UPI
Cuba
U.S
Philip Bonsal
New China
Raul Roa
Bonsal
Fidel Castro
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Castro
Manhattan Island
Cubana
Miami
Communist
Marjorie Lennox
San Francisco
Robert Neet
Mario Nordic
Libre
Riviera
Eustace Dan Brunet
Edmundo K. Taranske
Daniel L. Carswell
Rackets Could Flourish Here Indications
Indications are that Childress County will have an above average cotton and grain crop this year. Jeff Henderson, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, warns rackets and promotions may flourish unless investigated. Call 7-2567 to request Chamber review.
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Childress County
Jeff Herderson
CBC
Chamber of Commerce
Conservatives Threaten Heckling At Texas Democratic Convention
Dallas UPI Conservatives threaten to heckle the Texas Democratic convention over the national platform and possible free electors. Governor Price Daniel outlined acceptable heckling, while Daniel vows to remove disloyal electors if needed. Event in Dallas with sessions at State Fair Music Hall and leadership chatter around Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey.
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Pat Conway
United Press International
Dallas
UPI
Texas
Price Daniel
U.S. House of Representatives
Daniel
Houston
Fort Worth
Marshall
Lts
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
Constitution Party
Charles Sullivan
Bayou City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson City
Johnson
National Party
State Fair Music Hall
Angry Red Diplomats Leave Congo By WILBUR G. LANDREY
Communist diplomats fled Leopoldville aboard the same Ilyushin plane given Patrice Lumumba as rumors swirled that he was dead. Mobutu’s forces and UN backed Western pressure pushed them out under protection. Lumumba’s disappearance intensified rumors of his death while 1,100 loyal troops moved to Katanga and smallpox outbreaks were reported by WHO.
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Wilbur G. Landrey
United Press International
Leopoldville, the Congo
UPI
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
United Nations
America
U.N
Lumumba
Katanga
Stanleyville
World Health Organization
Geneva
Col. Mobutu
Mobutu
Mihail Yakolev
Kasavubu
Scooters Must Have Good Mufflers Too
Police Chief Alvis Maddox warned Saturday that motor scooters within the city must have mufflers immediately or face the same fines as cars. He noted prior warnings on unnecessary vehicle noise were ignored by scooter owners, with many complaints coming from neighborhoods near the high school about noisy scooters.
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Alvis Maddox
Fort Hood trainee asked for help with copperhead during lecture
A Fort Hood sergeant ended a training lecture with a call for questions. A member of the 78th artillery, 2nd armored division asked if someone could help him with a copperhead snake he had under his heel, an 18 inch reptile carried as a gag.
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Fort Hood
78Th Artillery
2Nd Armored Division
Go-Kart Races Start Saturdays at Fair Park Track
Go-Kart races will be held each Saturday night at the Fair Park track starting at 8 p.m. announced by a member of the Childress Kart Club.
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Fair Park
Childress Kart Club
Sylvester Stevens among first 1940 Social Security beneficiaries
Hal Geldon Amarillo district manager notes Sylvester Stevens of Childress is one of four Panhandle beneficiaries who first received Social Security payments in January 1940. Nationwide 5488 began in 1940. 28,500 remain from 1940 entrants. Stevens, 86, earns 70.50 monthly with wife. he runs a mower repair shop.
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Sylvester Stevens
Childress
Panhandle
Hal Geldon
Amarillo
Stevens
Chiliress
Army Worms Rampant in Childress City Yards
County Agent Chile Smith reports widespread army worm damage across City sections with lawns near the Courthouse lawn already infested. Spraying with toxophene DDT and chlorodane was conducted, and residents urged to inspect for pests as early as possible.
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Childress
Chile Smith
Smith
Two Childress Men To Attend Demo Convention
Two Childress men will attend the State Democratic Convention in Dallas on Monday and Tuesday. State Senator Andy Rogers and Bernie Steed will join Vance Gilbreath of Matador and Jimmy Willson of Floydada to drive to Dallas. Rogers heads the Childress delegation which has been instructed to vote the unit rule. Childress is allowed three votes at the convention.
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Childress
Dallas
Andy Rogers
Bernie Steed
Vance Gilbreath
Matador
Jimmy Willson
Floydada
Rogers
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Jory
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Enstland
Mauretania
Britain
Earl of Home
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