Labor Supreme Court Cited by AFL-CIO Press
The AFL-CIO cites a labor court need in a tense Texas meeting where state leaders debated the program and opposed shifts. Roy Evans was reelected secretary treasurer as factions clashed over policy, with ongoing disagreements shaping the union's stance.
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Need For Labor Supreme Court
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Austin
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Pallas
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False Alarm Reward In Dallas Sparks Probe
A Dallas report notes a $500 reward for information on a false alarm incident. The fragment mentions a funeral notice for a man killed with unclear details and refers to off duty workers at a park who confronted a tense scene. The text is garbled with stray letters and incomplete names.
Burglaries Linked to Kuykendall Brothers in Texas
Reported burglaries across Weatherford Denton Cleburne Greenville Wichita Falls and other towns connected to Arlen and Darvin Kuykendall. Statements admit several break ins at Graham's Restaurant Phil's Ranch House and Piz Rona Restaurant with valuables missing. Arrests in Weatherford and Wichita Falls follow early week actions.
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Wniels
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Darin Kuykendall
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Lave
Arlen Kuykendall
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Graham
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Cleburne
Greenville
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Wichita Falls
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Therendall Ay Eever
River Collision Indicts Two Pilots in 1940 Mississippi Event
A federal grand jury indicted John Teter and Stanton Peter V on misconduct and negligence charges after the 1940 collision on the Mississippi near the mouth killing five crew and five passengers aboard the Corsair and Lorenzo Marcello. The Crescent River Port District and Coast Guard investigations cited possible criminal liability of the pilots. The entities include the SoS Nema Corc and the Lorenzo Marcello, with Judge Herbert W Constender overseeing the case. The pilots face bond set at $2500.
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Crescent River
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Herbert W
Sap Conna
Three East Germans Escape by Motorboat to West Germany
Three East German students fled across the East Sea near the West German coast on a stolen motorboat evading East German gunboats. They crossed the border into West Germany and reached the coast safely before dawn after dark operations.
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Gerhany
East Sea
Houston Kindergarten Refuses Negro Girl Applicant
A Houston kindergarten reportedly denied enrollment to a Black girl, sparking a dispute over civil rights. Superintendent statements indicate the district responded by reviewing procedures while noting that a similar case earlier led to dismissal of a principal. The incident underscores ongoing tensions in school integration efforts.
Judge Rules Standing For Anthem Not Required
A federal judge in Phoenix rules students may not be required to stand for the national anthem. The case from Pinetop Elementary School involves parents George and Merie W. Tings suing the district to compel compliance with a standing requirement. The decision upholds free expression protections for students and notes the dispute centers on ceremonial conduct rather than disruption or policy.
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Dehuci
Raids Expand Across Vietnam Amid Buddhist Crackdown
Reliable sources report police arresting students at their homes and conducting house searches with doors broken down. Relatives of VN officials say detainees are held at Quang Trung military camp as authorities widen raids during August. Vu Van Mau, who resigned in protest, left with family on a Buddhist pilgrimage while Diem grants three month leave but keeps him as foreign minister.
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Louisiana political boss bans military from bars
A local ordinance in a Louisiana parish bans military personnel from entering bars. The move, backed by parish officials and church figures, aims to block a state action cited in Gesell report and to resist federal racial integration measures. The advisory council and archdiocese push the stance amid broader political tensions in the parish.
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Ines Parish
Resolutien
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Paquersines
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Harney Schoenberger
Ad Histration Advsory Council
Gesell
Encephalitis Cases Rise in Hale County Amid Mosquito Concern
Health officials report the highest encephalitis incidence since 1956 in Hale County with scattered cases this week and a possible leveling off after a peak in lateJuly. Officials discuss diagnosis uncertainty, vector mosquitoes, and ongoing spraying while a Madrid horse barred from British racing.
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Hale County
Texas Senator Seeks Consent on Ratification and Boundary Deals
The TEXAS solons debate ratification and the Chamizal dispute. A Texas senator argues no state dismemberment without its consent and warns that changing the Rio Grande course could transfer land to Mexico. He praises patient negotiations with Mexico and references EE Bases and local opposition.
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Mexico
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Kennest Lee
Stet
Dean Rusk
U.S
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Thomas Alan
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Soviet Izvestia Attacks Peoples Daily In China Row
Izvestia accuses the Communist party newspaper of spreading "slander" and lies about the Soviet Union. It belittles Chinese space claims and questions People's Daily circulation, criticizing its coverage of Soviet economics and aid to China.
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Trestia
Tax Revenue and Deficit Outlook Amid Economic Tension
The treasury cites tax revenue shortfalls under current levels as a key deficit driver, noting a hypothetical full employment scenario would eliminate deficits. Officials warn tax cuts may ease but not prevent future recessions while contrasting critiques of Pravda and People’s Daily coverage of Soviet relations.
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Treasury
British fre chief sheen charged with stealing radio
London reports a British fire chief named Sheen is charged with stealing a radio from a fireman under his command. The incident prompts questions about discipline and leadership at the service.
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London
Sheen
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