26 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
1
A technique using nitrogen forced through a narrow tube targets the tremor in shaking palsy. The approach, tested at extremely low temperatures, aims to calm the unsteady movements by cooling decisive brain pathways. Details are sparse but report promising stabilization during early trials.
A chaotic scene in Maunch as actor James Garrer alleges police beat him during a crowd crackdown. He described being grabbed and restrained near a theater, with soldiers present and multiple arrests reported in the Bohem Quarter riot aftermath.
Mrs Mary E Day and daughter Mrs Terrah Terre Day attended the wedding of Miss Yeomy Day to David Pollard in Houston First Methodist Church. The groom hails from Dallas and the couple is linked to Del Rio by in law connections. Mrs Harris and Mrs Day returned home Sunday while Tommy Tatum attends a Texas A and M short course for county agents and agriculture education.
AGVA head Jackie Bright defends the union against police and witness claims of corruption in night spots. He accuses some witnesses of lies and says AGVA will push clean up efforts, while acknowledging parts of testimony misstate facts. Bright agrees to a die-detector test as Congress weighs Billie solis case details.
Dist. Judge J R Black denied the state a new trial in the quo warranto case seeking to halt Impact's incorporation. The town of 160 residents near Abilene, on the northwest edge, has battled for beer licenses while Taylor County stays dry. The state filed an appeal. Linauer Control Board Director Stevenson may withhold liquor store approval until the action concludes.
Living costs held at the record level set in April with higher housing and medical care costs offset by lower prices for food and transportation. The government index stood at 165.2 percent of the base period, effectively costing about a nickel more for the same goods.
Lieutenant Chennel McCaslin speaks to the Del Rio Lions Club on sonic boom facts and a aerial career. The talk previews aviation missions and honors, listing McCaslin’s service in China, Okinawa, and other theaters, plus awards and family details.
Judge asked to rule an injunction in estate handling as Howston cap op Fidge Wilmer Hust seeks court action to halt proceedings and resume handling of estates in Harris County. The case lists W. o. Regan and Frank Brisene among involved parties with indictments and legal moves centering on estate administration and court authority.
Washington AP reports the House voted to ban exports to Iron Curtain nations, aiming to curb Communist economic potential and reduce trouble for the United States. The measure gained approval amid wartime tensions and economic strategy debates.
A jumble of 1940s era notes discusses a Supreme Court decision on public school prayer and related political controversy. The text mentions President Hoover era topics and export controls, suggesting a broad parliamentary debate on church-state separation and foreign aid practices, with references to Korea and Japan.
In Waterbury residents report a search effort to locate a stolen vehicle as witnesses and police coordinate air and ground assets. Investigators pursue possible leads, with city activity intensified and hopeful progress noted despite limited detail from officers.
SOMERVILLE Mass GAP Everett Knowles missed many classes after his arm was torn off by a train on May 23 but stayed current in his studies in hospital. The 12 year old, once a medical history subject after an operation at Massachusetts General Hospital, has been promoted to the eighth grade at Northeastern Junior High School next fall. Mexico City AP Mexico’s wheat crop reached a record 1,350,000 tons last year, enabling supply for national needs. Improved cultivation and seed credited.
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