Methodist Church and church events on Wednesday
A notice describes a Methodist Church gathering Wednesday evening at tran eétock in Una educational building. Mrs. Rieger and Mrs. G B Coe will host. the program includes speakers and a piano group with choir and officers. A separate Baptist Church event with a prayer service and a barbecue is noted.
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Munichel Ojarie
Tran Eétock
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Knowland Attacks Connally Over Troop Dispatch Debate
Senator Knowland criticized Senator Connally’s stance on delaying the movement of troops to Europe. He called the argument for congressional delay ineffective and warned against hobbling Western Europe defense plans. Knowland urged decisive policy and rejected paralysis by partisan debate.
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Cattlemen to Talk Over Controls in Texas Meeting
In Piatins Texas a gathering of about 4 000 ranchers focused on price controls and regulatory limits. Reported fears centered on small producers failing and a black market economy, with calls for stricter oversight by authorities. The assembly aimed to discuss policy impacts and regional cattle markets amid mounting regulatory pressure.
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Appropriation Rations and Budget Gap Loom in Legislature
The legislature plans appropriations for the 1961-53 biennium aiming to cover required funds while noting potential deficits. Despite tax changes on cigarettes and air, total appropriations fall about 1,443,000 below the prior period, with projected shortfalls impacting public schools universities colleges and welfare programs. The convention sessions proceed with anticipated heated discussions and budget maneuvers to avert deficits.
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Séth Leneral Assembly
Ratte
Katine Royvenic
Little Rock moves to curb racing bookmakers crackdown urged
Prosecuting Attorney Tom Downie ordered Little Rock and North Little Rock police to crack down on bookmakers after four arrests on gambling charges. Chief Marvin Hatta said doors will close on suspected bookies. arrests followed a wire tapping scheme to gain race results for cinch bets. George Foster, named as local betting head, faced $2,000 bond. Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs noted as the main exception amid broad racing restrictions.
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