Texas gulf submerged lands spark recreation development debate
Texas groups discussed amending the Reagan de la Garza Act to include recreation under industrial development for 1.5 million acres of submerged lands along 350 miles of the Gulf. Officials pushed for broad industry definitions and state zoning to protect fishing and tourism while safeguarding coastal habitats.
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Austin
UPI
Reagan de la Garza
Texas
School Land Board
Submerged Lands Advisory Committee
Texas Gulf
Jerry Sadler
Howard T. Odom
University of Texas
Odom
Sadler
Howard Dodgen
The
Game and Fish Commission
Dodgen
Gulf
Florida
Solon Shakes Up Shake-Down Man With Popgun
San Antonio AP report says State Rep. V. E. Berry used a .38 pistol as a warning against a former handyman who supposedly threatened to extort $25 for wages. Berry fired no charges after Monday incident. disturbing the peace charge was dropped after the man was jailed briefly.
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San Antonio
V. E
Red
Berry
Sparrow Scores Missile Triumph
The Navy announced a successful interception of a Regulus II guided missile by a Sparrow III from a Navy Phantom jet in a high altitude head on pass. The two missiles flew faster than sound over the Pacific test range off Point Mugu California.
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Washington
UPS
Navy
Ane Navy
Pacific Ocean
Point Mugu
Calif
Five Detained In Belgium Baby Slaying Case
In Liege a 25 year old mother Suzanne Coipel Vandeput and four relatives including her husband and a doctor are held as police extend the warrant. The baby died after birth following thalidomide use and authorities say a lethal drug was provided. The case draws petitions and a fall trial is planned.
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Liege
Belgium
Suzanne Coipel-Vandeput
Jean Vandeput
Jacques Casters
Fernande Yeorna
Coipel Vandeput
Monieque Coipel
Atserb
Kidnap Slaving Suspect Nabbed In Alabama Case
Mikhe Anthony Mayola, sought for the abduction and slaying of 11 year old Larry Thomas, was captured Tuesday by the FBI in Maryland. He admitted identity at a U S Commissioner hearing and was held awaiting a warrant from Alabama. The body was found near Oneonta Alabama with a 22 caliber bullet wound. Larry and companion Kim Canady were abducted from a Midfield Alabama playground after a Little League game. FBI declined to detail capture. Hoover noted Mayola’s prior Maryland sodomy conviction.
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Baltimore
Larry
Kim Canady
Midfield
Ala
Birmingham
Kim
Rmman
FBI
Mayola
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Marvland
South Vietnamese Troops Press Assault on Viet Cong
South Vietnamese forces aided by U S helicopters launched their third assault on Viet Cong rebels in a week near Saigon. American sources say 73 guerrillas were killed last Saturday in a nearby battle, with 40 Viet Cong officers among them. reports on loyalist casualties remain unconfirmed.
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Saigon
Apt
German economists tour Tunisia for loan financed projects
Four West German economists visit Tunisia to study projects that could be financed with German loans under a new trade agreement. They inspect energy, industrial, and infrastructure initiatives to assess potential funding and cooperation.
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Tunis
Tunisia
San Francisco Warmth Paradox and Fog Folklore
A UPI piece describes San Francisco as the air conditioned city with fog blankets and cool summers. It notes average June to August downtown temperatures around 68 while fog swirls in by afternoon and wind shakes hats. Nearby Sacramento tops 90s, tourists misjudge climate, and locals expect heat waves when the mercury hits 75.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Fast Bay
Golden Gate
San Runs
San Franciscan
Sacramento
Hell
East Texas oil field crooked wells probe funds update
State totals for the slant hole drilling probe reach 208 375 with Mobil Oil and Shell Oil contributing 6 000 and 5 000 respectively to determine if wells deviate beyond permitted angles. Tests cost 1500 each, leaving no balance in the East Texas fund while nearby surveys report multiple crooked wells and private surveys add finds.
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Austin
East Texas
Mobil Oil Co
Dallas
Shell Oil Co
Houston
Feast Texas
Hawking Field
Hawkins Free
Court Rules Assessments Are Not Dues In Union Paychecks
The 3rd Circuit upheld that union assessments are not the same as dues under a labor contract. Judge Philip Forman ruled Food Fair Stores, Inc. erred by deducting a SIS union assessment from workers who refused to support strikes at another chain. About 1,600 paid directly. NLRB favored the union 2-1 before the appeal reversed. Food Fair must reimburse protesting employees.
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Philadelphia
3Rd Circuit Court of Appoints
Philip Forman
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Retail Food Clerks Union
Aman
Food Boar
Natonal Labor Relations
NLRB
Freckles Brown Tops Rodeo Standings After Weekend Wins
The 41-year-old cowboy from Lawton Oklahoma led Ro deo Cowboys of America after winning 1198 dollars across Casper Wyoming Deadwood South Dakota and Great Falls Montana. He surpasses Pete Crump of Green Acres Washington by over 1000 and holds an 11579 total. Tom Nesmith Bethel Oklahoma remains top all around with 2049 dollars this year while Dean Oliver from Boise Idaho trails at 19034.
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Benver
UPI
Freckles Brown
Rodeo Cowboys of America
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frontier Days
Casper
Deadwood
S. D
Great Falls
Mont
Pete Crump
Green Acres
Wash
Tom Nesmith
Bethel
Okla
Dean Oliver
Boise Idaho
Cotton Harvest Progress Across Texas Regions
Texas cotton harvest is underway with 7 percent complete statewide. Lower Valley is 67 percent, South and Coastal Bend near 60 percent, Central Texas 10 percent, and South Central Texas 72 percent as growers push ahead four weeks. Sorghum, peanuts, and other crops update show mixed conditions.
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Austin
Texas
Cos Department of Agriculture
Lower Valley
South
Coastal Bend
Central Texas
Low Plains
Blackland
Cross Timbers
South Texas
Hereford
Storm Strikes British Viscount Return Flight
Sixty seven English tourists on a British United Airways Viscount returning from Milan were shaken by a severe storm Monday night. Many passengers suffered cuts and bruises as the aircraft was buffeted.
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Gatwick
England
UPI
British United Airways
Milan
Italy
Doris Walker Crowned Swisher County Farm Bureau Queen
Doris Walker an 18 year old Kress High School graduate was named Swisher County Farm Bureau Queen with runner up Linda Sharp also 18 Tulia High School. Both will enter West Texas State College in September.
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Tulsa
Doris Walker
Kress High School
Swisher County
Farm Bureau
Linda Sharp
Tulia High School
West Texas State College
Canyon
J. P. Sharp
Tulia
H. G. Wells
County Bureau
Terry Milligan
Tilia
Judy Goodner
Fra Adams
Marilyn English
Rites for Clyde Bessent Held Today in Lubbock
Clyde Bessent dies Monday night in Big Spring VA hospital. Service at 4 pm in Rux Chapel with Rev Sim Fistes of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under direction of Rix Bessent. Survivors include four daughters, a brother, five sisters, and several relatives.
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Clyde Bessent
Lubbock
Ruxchapel
Sim Fistes
Cumberland Presbatewan
City of Luibbock Cemetery
Rix Bessent
San Angelo
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Civdean Rose
Nanette
Janette
Mary Edna Cris
Feizin
B. B. Bessent
Alma Williams
Harlingen
Coba Stark
Searington
Long Island
Kathryne Allen
Georgia Hazle
Midland
Alene Dickerson
63Rd St
63Rd St. Pallbearers Will Be Bobby Lann Bessent, C. T. Bessent
Joe Farr Allen
W. G. Allen
A. A. Walker
Hunter Bryant
Chemical Plant Fire In Houston Doused
Firefighters in gas masks battled a fire at International Chemicals Inc on the edge of downtown Houston for over an hour after a noon explosion in the sulphur bagging plant. Damage was estimated at 106000 dollars with about 20 workers in the plant and two minor firefighter injuries.
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Houston
International Chemicals Inc
Buffalo Bayou
Seminary Jubilee Set for Montezuma Seminary
Jose Cardinal Garibi y Givera will preside over ceremonies in September in New Mexico to commemorate the silver jubilee of the Montezuma Seminary, as announced by the Catholic Information Center.
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Menico City
UPD
Jose Cardinal Garibi— Y Givera
New Mexico
Montezuma
Catholic Information Center
Epidemic Kills 70 in Bangkok Thailand
A hemorrhagic fever epidemic in Thailand has killed at least 70 people, according to the Health Ministry. Officials warn the outbreak may worsen as health officials monitor clusters and urge preventive measures.
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Bangisok
Thailand
Health Ministry
Awe Victims Funeral Services Scheduled in Wilson
Funeral services for two of the six victims in a head on collision early Monday will be held at 10 a.m. today at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Wilson with burial in Wilson Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home directions. Nieves Mendez 27 and Santiago Martinez 16 had rites at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Baptist Mission Wilson with burial at Wilson Cemetery under Rix. Arrangements for Shilda Bustamante and her husband were sent to Salmon’s Funeral Home Pearsall where plans will be announced. Survivors listed for each family include spouses, children, and parents.
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Mons
Luciano Ortiz
St.Paul's Lutheran Church
Wilson
Wilson Cemetery
Rix Funeral Home
Nieves Mendez
Santiago Martinez
Baptist
Rix
Shilda Bustamante
Franklin Bartley
Mrs. R. C. Ware Dies Pioneer Plainview Resident
Funeral services for Mrs R C Ware a charter officer of Plainview’s Eastern Star chapter and pioneer resident will be held at 11 am today at Mark's Episcopal Church Rev James Mock officiating Burial will follow in Plainview Cemetery under direction of Lemons Funeral Home She died Monday at Plainview Hospital after years of illness formerly Miss Lena Donahoo widow of R C Ware who died in 1926 Survivors include her daughter Mrs Frank Hart a grandson R W Mabee of California and two great grandchildren
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Plainview
R.C. Ware
Mark's Episcopal Church
James Mock
Lemons Funeral Home
Ware
Sam
Plainview Hospital
Chinac
Lucero Funeral Slated In Clovis
Funeral services are set in Clovis for Martin Lucero a retired Santa Fe Railroad employee who died Tuesday at his home. Rites will be Thursday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with Rev Myron Uhl. Burial follows at Mission Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survivors include his wife three sons Gilbert Tony Macia and two daughters Dorothy Races and Isabelle Blea plus 30 grandchildren and three brothers.
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Clovis
Martin Lucero
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Myron Uhl
Mission Garden
Memones Cemetery
Roberts Funeral Home
Lucero
Santa Fe Railroad
Gilbert
Tony
Macia
Albuquerque
Dorothy Races
Isabelle Blea
Tom Sena
Modesto Lucero
Tucumcari
Stevenson Talks With Spain Leader On U S Relations
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Adlai Stevenson conferred Tuesday with Capt. Gen. Agustin Munoz Grandes, vice president of the Spanish government, to discuss relations between the United States and Spain.
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Madrid
UPI
U.S
United Nations
Admairm
Stevenson
Agustin Munoz Grandes
United States
Spain
Work as a daily mission in faith says Julien C Hyer
The Shepherd Gal emphasizes daily religious work as a mission of the soul. It notes that Jesus urged pursuing a constant task to support faith and love, interpreting work as a spiritual duty.
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Jesus
Squires Funeral Slated Thursday
Funeral services for Hugh L. Squires 77 a Littlefield resident since 1958 will be at 2 30 p m Thursday at Hammons Funeral Home chapel with Jack McCormick officiating Burial will be in Littlefield Cemetery Squires died Tuesday night at Littlefield Hospital and Clinic He moved from Dickens to Lubbock County in 1927 farmed in County Line area in 1943 moved to Albuquerque and later to Littlefield Survivors include four daughters two sons two sisters a brother nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren
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Littlefield
Hugh L. Squires
Hammons
Jack McCormick
Church of Christ
Squires
Dickens
Lubbock County
Albuquerque
N. M
A. R. McGuire
Sitton
Monahans
Tom Rodgers
Fort Worth
Frank
Dalhart
Kentucky Woman Dies From Midland Crash Injuries
A 68 year old Kentucky woman, Mrs Zella Wilson Trower of Henderson, died at Midland Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained in a traffic crash near Midland last Thursday. Two other injured persons were listed in good condition. Mrs Trower, visiting relatives in Midkiff, had been in critical condition since the wreck at the East Whorsa intersection. Funeral arrangements are pending at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home in Odessa.
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Midland
eSpecmady
Kentucky
Zella Wilson Trower
Midland Memorial Hospital
Trower
Midkiff Community
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Odessa
Abernathy Man Dies In Lubbock
Ray Re Lucas 2 of Abernathy died at 10 pm Tuesday at Methodist Hospital. Body to McKinney for services at Stony Point Church with burial in Stony Point Cemetery Collin County. Survived by wife, a son Billy New Caney. two daughters Mrs Dorothy Sallas New Caney and Mrs O V Perry 2802 2nd St. two brothers Charles I and Lloyd Blue Ridge. two sisters Mrs Cleo Young Pampa and Mrs Esta Giles Melissa. four grandchildren. Burial under Crouch Moore Funeral Home.
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Ray Re Lucas
Abernathy
Methodist Hospital
Rix Funeral Home
McKinney
Stony Point
Stony Point Cemetery
Collin County
Crouch-Moore Funeral Home
Lucas
Billy
New Caney
Dorothy Sallas
O. V. Perry
Jb 2Nd St
Charles I
Lloyd
Blue Ridge
Cleo Young Pampa
Esta Giles
Melissa
City Woman's Rites Scheduled In Florida
Funeral services for Mrs. Fay Bullock of 588511 22nd Street are set for Saturday in Crestview Florida. The body will be moved to Florida today for services and burial. Local arrangements are by McDonald Funeral Home. Mrs. Bullock died early Monday at Methodist Hospital after a stay since Sunday. She was a vocational nurse at Methodist since May.
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Fay Bullock
22Nd St
Crestview
Fla
Florida
McDonald Funeral Home
Bullock
Methodist Hospital
Burns Fatal To Arch Rowan Jr.
Arch H. Rowan Jr. 32 prominent oilman and business leader died from burns suffered while kerosene on a charcoal burner ignited his clothes. He tried to flee as flames engulfed him on his Fort Worth home lawn. his wife wrapped him in a blanket to extinguish the blaze. He led Rowan Drilling and Rowan Realty and held top posts at other firms and political campaigns.
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Fort Worth
Arch H. Rowan Jr
Rowan
Mason Sanford
Thomas Solley Rites Set Today
Funeral services for Thomas Arthur Solley 60 of Slaton are set for 2:30 p m at Roosevelt Baptist Church with Rev W O Donley and Rev Gayler Bartlett officiating Burial will follow in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction Solley a Lubbock County resident 40 years died after a heart attack in the 1500 block Main Street Survivors include his wife two sons two daughters a sister three half brothers and 10 grandchildren Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named local church and community members
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City of Luibbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Solley
Lubbock County
West Texas Hospital
Main Street
Madison County
Midway Baptist Church
Midway
T. A. Jr
Slaton
James Edward
Memphis
Vincent
Hopkins
Viola Ingram
Kansas City
Idlabna Alewine
Amarite Olstan Alewine
Grosbeck
Urban Alewine
Lubbock
Bryan Reasoner
Jess Granberry
Bill Mackey
Dlad Martin
James Thomas
Troy Thomas
Floyd Halbert
Wo Ren Faubion
Robert Ferrer
LC. Hughes
Grimes Pierson
Houston Pearson
Fred E. Hughes
Jerry Misns
Robert Chipley Rites Scheduled
Funeral services for Robert Ft. Chipley 77 of 1640 9th St. will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Sanders Funeral Home Chapel with George Stephenson minister of the Broadway Church of Christ officiating Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery Chipley died at 10 45 p.m Monday in West Texas Hospital after 30 years in Lubbock He came from Rio Vista where he was postmaster He belonged to Broadway Church of Christ Masonic Lodge No 248 and was married to a wife and had a daughter Mrs A W Brown of Roswell a son Jack W Chipley of Wichita Falls a sister Mrs William Pennington of Dallas two half brothers Tom Dotson and Hinson Dotson of Athens and two grandchildren
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Robert Ft. Chipley
9Th St
Sanders Funeral Home
George Stephenson
Broadway Church of Christ
City of Lubbock
Chipley
West Texas
Lubbock
Rio Vista
Armer
A. W. Brown
Roswell
Jack W. Chipley
Wichita Falls
William Pennington
Dallas
Tom Dotson
Hinson Dotson
Athens
Ex-University Head and Federal Judge Armistead Dobie Dies
Armistead M. Dobie, 81, former University of Virginia law dean and a federal judge since 1939, died Tuesday in Charlottesville Virginia. He served as U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Virginia before his 1939 appointment to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals by President Roosevelt.
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Armistead M. Dobie
University of Virginia Law
Dobie
U.S. Dist
Western District of Virginia
Roosevelt
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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