Personal notes and visits in Kansas and Texas
Rub n Henneke and Mrs Step Henner visited son Stephen Bert and family in Kansas. Joe Keesler arrives Thursday for a visit. Mrs Keesler plans a longer stay. Janie Beth Ralph leaves after three weeks with grandparents A. C. Brueggman and visits San Antonio with aunt Mrs Joe Bettencourt before flying to Dallas. Lena Pakebusch dismissed from Cuero Hospital. Mrs F L Coppedge and Mrs Henry Buesing admitted to Burns Hospital.
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Joe Keeslerhursday
Kansas
Keesler Jain
Janie Beth Ralph
A. C. Brueggman
Sheis
San Antonio
Joe Bettencourt
Janie
Dallas
Lena Pakebusch
Cuero Hospital
F. L. Coppedge
Henry Buesing
Burns Hospital
Market News Local Grain Market and Poultry Report
In Austin UPI SDA dispatch South Texas markets show steady under tone with firm demand and normal movement as broilers fryers weigh 3 to 3.5 pounds fetch around 13 cents. East Texas remains strong with adequate supplies and normal movement. estimated slaughter reaches 381,500 head and broilers fryers about 13.5 to 14.4 cents.
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Austin Upi
SDA
South Texas
East Texas
Livestock Market Report from Kansas City
Cattle prices show markets steady with arrivals of high choice steers at 25.50, good and choice steers 23.90 to 25.00, and mostly good heifers around 23.75. Calves unavailable. market data provided by UPI USDA.
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Kansas City
UPI
USDA
Daily Crossword And Cryptoquote Puzzle Clues List
A dense listing of crossword clues and a 1962 cryptogram quotation sample from King Features Syndicate. The page includes numerous numbered across clues, a cryptogram puzzle with a Longfellow quote, and note about how to solve the cryptoquote. It also mentions yesterday's quote about building as the noblest of arts.
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Axydlbaaxr
B&b
Longfellow
Noon cotton prices slip in New York trade
United Press International reports modest declines in cotton futures at the New York market with July futures at 34.60 and October at 34.36, both down from earlier levels. The brief note lists the price move without broader context or commentary.
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United Press International
New York
Oil drilling disputes shift in Texas fields
A $50,000 damage suit by Pan American Oil Corp. against Tyler oilmen E. A. Major and O. M. Garvin was postponed in Tyler for the second time by mutual agreement. The suit claims four wells in a Rusk County survey were drilled slant. Six Humble Oil defendants asked to move a related case from Rusk to Gregg County, arguing residency in Gregg County. The hearing is set for June 28.
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Commission
East Texas-Hawkins
Murray
Texas
Pan American Oil Corp
Tulsa
Tyler
E. A. Major
O. M. Garvin
Rusk County
East Texas
Joe Sneedy
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Henderson
Fourth District
Rusk
Gregg County
Harry M. Hartington, Jr
Jordan Massad
W.H. Lee
Ralph Massad
John W. Eaton
Robert, Allgood
Quotes From The News In Brief
London photographer Harrison Marks says public taste shifted from busty beauties to women with balanced figures. El Paso attorney John Confer says Estes case shows officials and press convicting before trial. West Berlin reports advise police to stay calm when fired upon. London woman Wendy Edwards reacts to fiancé studying in Moscow planning marriage to a Russian divorcee after reading news.
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London
Harrison Marks
EL Paso
Tex
John Confer
Billie Sol Estes
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Wendy Edwards
Moscow
Senators push to publish all correspondence in Estes probe
A GOP reader says Mundt and Curtis asked the department to publish all correspondence, claiming nothing to hide. He believes the incident will not impair the Senate investigation and may prompt stepping up the inquiry when Estes testifies next Wednesday.
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Mundt
Curtis
Department
GOP
Senate
Estes
Wednday
Bruton Expected Back in Tigers Lineup Tonight
Billy Bruton is expected to return to the Detroit Tigers lineup tonight after an 11 game layoff due to a pulse issue. The team hopes his comeback strengthens the batting order and defense.
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Bruton
Billy Bruton
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Obituaries of Yeshiva Professor and Rockefeller Kin
New York based obituaries report Dr Samuel Sar 69 dean of men at Yeshiva University died of a heart attack minutes after delivering a speech at rabbinic ordination. Funeral services noted for William H Burger 88 Northwestern professor and former coast and geodetic survey official. Alta Rockefeller Prentice 91 Rockefeller heir and philanthropist, aunt of Gov Nelson Rockefeller, widow of Parmalee Prentice, dies in New York.
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New York
UPD
Samuel Li
Sar
Yeshiva University
Yeshiva
Chicago
UPI
William H. Burger
Northwestern University
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Alta Rockefeller Prentice
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Prentice
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Col. FE
Parmalee Prentice
Van Valkenburg Died at 87. Square D VP Holder of 60 Patents
Wauwatosa Wisconsin United Press report states Herman L. Van Valkenburg 87 senior vice president of Square D Co died Wednesday of a heart attack. Funeral arrangements were pending today. He held patents on more than 60 electronic devices.
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Wauwatosa
Wis
UPD
Herman L. van Valkenburg
Square D Co
Texas oil costs and imports threaten state industry
The discussion warns that rising production costs and lax policy invite foreign oil, undermining Texas producers. It cites 1,200 Middle East wells producing over 5.5 million barrels daily versus Texas’ 200,000 wells yielding about 2.5 million. The author argues prompt state action is vital for fair protection against federal control and to support drilling, development, and defense.
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Texas
Middle Eastern
West Loses Player for All America Game
Buffalo New York June 29 West squad loses guard Bill Van Buren to a knee injury after Thursday workouts and plans to replace him with Mickey Tingelhoff from Nebraska for the All-America game. Ken Strong signs as kicking coach for New York Giants to help replace retired Pat Summerall. Strong played as a halfback in the 1930s and returned as a placekicker from 1944 to 1947.
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WEST
Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Bill van Buren
Town
van Buren
Mickey Tingelhoff
Nebraska
Giants
NEW York Upi
New York Giants
Ken Strong
Pat Summerall
Strong
Victoria Advocate highlights local folks and a custard recipe
A Victoria Advocate page clips Basil Bell with a steak recipe by Dick Turpen and notes city police warnings about parking on Railroad Street during a highway detour. It mentions visitors Justine Osterloh and Carl Bohne, plus San Angelo and Post residents. Also includes a home hunting tip for custard baked at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes per cup or 35 to 45 minutes in a large dish.
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The
Victoria Advocate
Basil Bell
Dick Turpen
Breakfast Jeopardized By Bypass Plan Advised
NORTH WILKESBORO N C UPI poultry magnate Ed ward P Hettiger Jr warned state highway commissioners that approving the bypass would threaten breakfast as noise from the highway near his poultry farm would upset hens and cut annual egg production by 7 4 million He noted commissioners would study an alternate route proposed by Lettiger
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North Wilkesboro, N.C
UPI
Edward P. Hettiger Jr
State Highway Commissioners
Lettiger
Churchill to take two week Monte Carlo holiday
Churchill plans a two week holiday in Monte Carlo. Friends say he is feeling well and looking forward to the trip.
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London
Winston Churchill
Monte Carlo
British divorce rate tops 26 thousand in 1961 data
London reports twenty six thousand marriages ended in British divorce courts in 1961 according to UPI statistics released here.
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London
UPI
AEC Announces Test at Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission said the United States conducted its 38th underground explosion in the current series at the Nevada test site. Officials described the detonation as low yield, with a force of 20,000 tons of TNT or less.
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AEC
Washington
API
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Nevada
Jockey Wins Five At Delaware Park Meet
Ronnie Ferraro the leading apprentice jockey rode five winners at Delaware Park on Thursday. His final three wins came in the seventh, eighth and ninth races as part of a dominant day in racing.
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Stanton
del. Upi
Ronnie Ferraro
Delaware Park
Defense plans $15000 prize for fallout shelter design
The Defense Department will award a 15000 dollar grand prize for the best design of an elementary school protected against radioactive fallout. The winner to be chosen from a competition running July 15 to August 15, organized with the American Institute of Architects.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
American Institute of Architects
Lollar Disabled by Broken Thumb for White Sox
Chicago White Sox catcher Sherm Lollar is on the disabled list with a broken right thumb suffered when hit by a pitched ball in Wednesday's game against Minnesota. The veteran backstop will miss upcoming games while his thumb heals.
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Chicago Upi
Chicago White Sox
Sherm Lollar
Lollar
Minnesota
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