Session hinges on Texas Supreme Court desegregation ruling
The fate of a possible Texas legislature special session on school integration rests on an upcoming Texas Supreme Court decision. The Big Spring suit seeks to bar state funds to bi racial schools, while Gov. Shivers weighs a session only if needed as districts move toward desegregation and a university poll gauges student attitudes. The case and related actions shape funding and policy as officials await court outcomes.
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Trade Policy Seen Disrupting Cotton Economy
Memphis leaders warn that two opposing government policies may wreck U S cotton price supports. Geneva tariff cuts aid Japan, effectively subsidizing foreign cotton and risking US mills and farmers. Some call for immediate textile import quotas to shield the domestic market.
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Uvalde Centennial Float Wins Blue Ribbon at Gillespie Fair
The Uvalde float shaped as a birthday cake with 1856 and 1956 numerals won the blue ribbon in the Centennial Division as Gillespie County Fair opened last Friday. Miss Clarice Gulley served as the float's duchess and Uvalde prepares to celebrate its centennial next May.
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Farmer Boys League Nears Playoffs
In a Sunday double header Doss defeated Sisterdale 2 1 after Sisterdale won 8 7 in the opener. Doss pitcher Kermit Friedrich hurling both games fanned 21. Comfort forfeited to Harper and the Texans to Stonewall. Remaining games to finish the season are postponed matchups rescheduled for Sunday.
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Burnet Visit For Ill Relative By Cottle Family
Mr and Mrs Raymond Cottle traveled to Burnet Monday night to take Mrs J C Casper to be with her sister Mrs Ben Bibles who was very ill.
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Archie Lennon
Barbara
Vene Cottle
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J. C. Casper
Team Standings and Results from Last Sunday
The standings show Sisterdale 8-1 and Doss 7-2 with Harper 1-1 and Comfort 0-0. Stonewall logged a 1 game count while Frederickeburg forfeited. Last games scheduled and Sunday make ups for postponed games noted.
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Rocksprings Couple Visits Lumpkins After Noon
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lumplaine of Rocksprings visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Lumpkins Sunday afternoon.
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Earl] Benner
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