Metropolitan growth urged for better area planning
A Committee for Economic Development urged metropolitan regions to form area wide governments or empower counties to plan and finance growth. It warned 16 000 local jurisdictions struggle with transportation pollution land use and renewal while private funds could cover most costs and federal aid should set the stage for private development.
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Urban Renewal Administration
GE Purchases Include Diapers and Emory Boards in Giant List
General Electric's $2 billion shopping list mixes everyday items with high tech needs. Diapers clean sensitive missile instruments, milk of magnesia and shortening lubricate precision parts, emery boards file gear contours, and toy balloons aid ceramics while popsicle sticks mix glue.
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New York
UPI
General Electric Co
Waterford
N.Y
U.S.S
Colorado
Three Face Charges In Youths Beating Incident
Three Latin American men aged 22 24 and 34 were jailed in Lubbock County as of Sunday night awaiting charges over the beating of 18 year old David Soto of New Deal. Soto received emergency hospital care after a Sanders Funeral Home ambulance transported him from the scene. Deputies sought additional Latin American youths after a report from Idalou residents Gail Rose and Lynn Melton that their car was fired on by masked youths.
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Shallowater Voters Vote On School Integration
Shallowater voters will cast ballots Tuesday on integration at Shallowater High School. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with A. E. Todd election judge. School board stance not taken, but finance prompted the move. Superintendent Jack C. Brock notes a Negro elementary school and six Negro high students sent to Lubbock. over 100 signatures on the petition, about 500 qualified voters in the district.
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Jack C. Brock
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Explosion Victim Listed in Dangerous Condition
Snyder specialty report says Lee Palmer, 29, remained in dangerous but not critical condition at Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a butane explosion at his home. Palmer, his wife, and two children were injured while he used butane to clean a couch. only he suffered serious injuries and the blast shattered most windows.
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Three Injured in One Car Crash Near Wellman
John Rayborn, 20, remained in serious condition with spinal injuries after a Friday night crash about ten miles west of Wellman. Also injured were Tommy Ward, 16, in fair condition, and Chris Addison, 20. Rayborn may be partially paralyzed. hospital checks ongoing.
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Boy waiter fired by police order in Batley England
Gerald Hawker a Royal Hotel waiter in Batley England is out of work and barred from returning to service until he is 14 years old police said the boy is only six.
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UPI
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TV Log Note Cites Accuracy Concerns Over Schedule Changes
A TV log warns that late alterations by stations and syndicators can affect accuracy. Citing practice of last minute changes, the notice urges vigilance for announcers and viewers relying on updated airings.
Radio Programs Schedule Lines From KDUB and affiliates
Radio guide lists nightly schedule with 6:00 News 6:45 Sports and 6:15 Dinner Music. Mentions KDUB 1340 and KDUB network frequencies, with dawn to dark operation for KROAV 1460 and other stations. Includes note about network listing inaccuracies and test changes.
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Loyal American Life acquires majority of Sovereign States shares
Loyal American Life Insurance Co of Mobile Alabama announces it has acquired 54 percent of Sovereign States Insurance Co, giving Loyal American control of a majority stake. The move concentrates equity and expands Loyal American Life’s presence in the Nashville market.
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UPI
Loyal American Life Insurance Co
Mobile
Ala
Sovereign States Insurance Co
Nashville
Minister to Visit Japan in Bid to Break Korean Distrust
Tokyo AP reports Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaki will visit South Korea on September 6 for a landmark goodwill mission. The talks aim to ease decades of animosity from WWII occupation and future ties, with issues including the Rhee line, Korean residents in Japan, and property and island ownership on the table.
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South Korea
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Korea
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House approves gifts to reduce national debt bill
The House passed a bill authorizing the government to accept gifts of any kind to be applied to the debt. Rep. Charles E. Bennett pushed the measure as a debt-reducing fund proposal, noting current law lets gifts go to the general fund and may undermine donor intent. He expects Senate action later.
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D-Fla
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Prague sports fixers jailed in fraud case
Four hockey players a wrestler a soccer player and a trainer received prison terms for influencing sports pool results through fraudulent speculation as reported from Prague Czechoslovakia by AP.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Humphrey seeks farm price supports to 1956 level
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey introduces a resolution urging the administration to raise farm price supports to the 1956 level. The move targets farm aid policy and may influence ongoing agriculture financing debates in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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