Monterey Church of Christ Welcomes New Pastor Frank Dane
The Monterey Church of Christ announces the arrival of Pastor Frank Dane who will lead Sunday services at 1030 am and 6 pm. He previously served 9004 son Church of Christ in San An Foro and has spoken at colleges in Oklahoma Fort Worth and Abilene. The couple has four children and recently purchased a home on S817 dsihst.
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Battle Reek Ark
Oklibemia City
Alhaquerque
Nome
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San Antonio
Alene Chis Fan College
Trinity Doniversits St. Meurs
Universty
Doniversty
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Weednesens
Burglars Hit Downtown Firms In Broad Street Crime Spree
Police report multiple break ins in downtown areas as burglars targeted Pupkins Cleaners and nearby shops. A car theft followed after a domestic incident, while a rent house was found flooded after water was left running and a basement door was damaged.
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Bid Hickman
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Seeene
Naserem
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Fap Tture
Coast Guard warns on fishing boats near US waters
A congressional report questions Coast Guard patrols along the Florida coast noting thin coverage may allow trawlers to land or take aboard agents and contraband. It cites the Innocent Passage doctrine and suggests Navy reservists could be used for coastal surveillance.
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North Atlantic
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Coast Card
Navy
State Department
Innocent Passare
Coast Guard
Florida
Principal changes at Labbook School and surrounding staff
A rewrite shows Carrell Thompson Junior High appointing a new mathematics teacher from Prenship Pheh School where he led as principal. The piece details a long turnover of administrators and counselors across Labbook and nearby campuses, naming several staff members and roles.
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Thoanip Cen
Pheh School
Tarbbook Tieh School
Vernon Stafford
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Cooper
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Ovetton Tdementars
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Senogash
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Oo Tageht
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Park
Bet
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Porfkeon
Malliean
Vaedaen
Eberner
Urieapar
Sdc State University
Peet Mis
Mitchel
Cafai
Hoover warns valachi disclosures deepen war on crime
J Edgar Hoover says new Valachi disclosures spur federal drive against organized crime. He asserts early FBI findings and ongoing testimony will expose underworld networks, corruption in courts and agencies, and the need for public support to confront the Cosa Nostra and related syndicates nationwide.
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Contindine Strucgie
FBE
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Fietting Permne
Hanover
Underworld
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Petipa Court
Harold Munn Sr Prohibitionists pick nominee at convention
Harold Munn Sr of Hillsdale College Michigan won the Prohibition party nomination for president on the first ballot by a five vote margin at the party’s 24th convention held in Tilisdage Michigan. The vice presidential candidate had not yet been chosen.
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Mich
Paris
College of
Hillsdale College
Ane
Greenville College
Tlwad
Four Killed In Oklahoma Crash Near Lawn
Four killed and four others critically injured in a head on collision near Lawn Oklahoma. Victims include Alice Marie Burnside 39 of Miami Oklahoma and Oro Lee LaFlimme of Gainesville Texas along with Emil David LaFlamme and Emil Mianchaud of Gainesville. Survivors include Harry Burnside and their two children Neal and Peggy and Emil LaFlamme's wife. The crash occurred as the LaFlamme vehicle turned off US 283 to head west on US 6.
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Rolston
Okla
Oklahoma
Alice Marie, Burnside
Miami
Oro Lee LaFhimme
Yainesville
Tex
Emil David LaFlamme
Emil Mianchaud
Gainesville
Concert and Lunch Sales Benefit Greater St. Paul Church
The Greater St. Paul Baptist Church plans a 3 p.m. Sunday instrumental and choral concert and a Saturday lunch sale at 606 17th St. Meals cost 1 delivered or 1.25 at the church. The Bells of Joy from Austin will perform. Proceeds fund church indebtedness.
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17Th St
Bells of Joy
Austin
C. J. Tisdale
Beauties Set For Miss U.S.A. Race
Fragmented AP copy shows 45 contestants in Huntington West Virginia tense before judging as a new Miss U.S.A. is to be chosen. A worker from Lufkin was killed in Fort Worth when struck by a road grader. Amedee Chabot of California is the previous Miss U.S.A. slated to crown the new titleholder.
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U.S. A
Amedee Chabot
Migs California
U S Portugal Set More Talks on Bases Renewal
In Lisbon US Undersecretary of State George Ball held two days of talks with Portuguese officials and planned a return visit and a week of further discussions. No details were released but the renewal of the Azores air base agreement, expiring year end 1962, was a key topic. Ball met Premier Salazar at the national palace before departing for Paris.
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Portugal
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
National Palace
Paris
Dwayne Hickman and College Tennis Role
Dwayne Hickman, known for Doobie Gillis, studied economics at Toyola College and played on the college tennis team.
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Dwayne Hickman
Dobie Gillis
Toyola College
Four Hurt Slightly In Collision Here
Four persons suffered minor injuries in a two car crash shortly after noon at the intersection of 10th Street and Avenue W. Ida Goodwin SL 2264 10th St turned left and collided with Homer Logan 30 3410 Bangor Drive. John H. Logan 30 Deborah Logan 7 and Ida Goodwin were taken to a doctor’s office by private car.
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10Th St
Ave W
Ida Goodwin
Homer Logan
Bangor
John H. Logan
John Logan
Deborah Logan
Victim of Teabag Tag Scam Receives Offers for Wheelchairs
Mrs Robert Theander, whose tea bag tag collector hoard was deemed worthless, received two wheelchair offers from New York and Texas after the Newark Evening News reported Michael Goldfarb, head of National Banner Co., pledged a wheelchair. The donor offers followed news coverage and the community hospital plan in Mentone Park. Theander called the responses wonderful and astonishing.
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the National Banner Co., Inc
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Fort Worth Baptists Seek Audit of Church Funds
A Baptist group filed to force an outside audit of First Baptist Church funds to probe possible illegal use. District Judge Floyd Jones ordered a restraining of records disposal and member expulsions pending a hearing on the request. The group seeks a formal meeting to decide on auditing records, trustee legality, and potential church loans to officials and personal bill payments.
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APIP
First Baptist Church
Theni Ilegally
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Surf Oest Heriay
Jones
Homer Ritchie
Mixed public mood toward Supreme Court in poll
George Gallup reports Americans hold mixed feelings about the Supreme Court after its controversial decisions on race and religion. About as many rate the court poor or fair as good or excellent, with education and regional differences influencing views.
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American Institute of Public Opinion
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Supreme Court
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Khrushchev Tito discuss unity amid gaps in Yugoslavia pact
Khrushchev and Tito hailed unity and predicted growth in economic ties while criticizing China as “pseudo revolutionary.” They toured near Velenje after Khrushchev received an honorary miners’ membership, with his wife drawing rare affection from the crowd.
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China
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Julian Alps
Plant growth chemicals may spark new agricultural era
Paris dispatch reports French botanist Dr J Nitsche and 60 colleagues abroad discuss substances regulating root and leaf growth, dormancy, and cell division. Practical use is distant but could lead to sprayed treatments and wider crop tolerance. Research from Rockefeller Institute and universities in New Zealand and Wales cited. Nitsche cautions lengthy development.
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Nitsche
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H. N. Wout
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Letham
Auckland
Tax cuts eyed in big rise for stock market profits
Washington report notes a planned broad tax cut for capital gains and property sales held two years or more, with rates dropping to 16 to 20 percent for most sellers. House Ways and Means backs revisions to raise net revenue via broader individual rate cuts and dividend provisions, aiming for a $1 billion annual gain next year, plus long term boosts. CAPETOWN South Africa may start forestry camps for youth.
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Kennedy
Holiday Roadblock Offers Rest and Coffee to Motorists
Lovington Jaycees set up a Labor Day rest stop 20 miles west of Tatum offering motorists rest, hot coffee, and cold drinks. The effort is a regular Jaycee service in cooperation with the New Mexico State Police Lea County Sheriff's Department and the New Mexico National Guard. The kitchen unit is provided by the Lovington unit of the National Guard.
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Tatum
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Wreck Victim Reported Satisfactory After Tulia Crash
Leron Cagle, 19, of Amarillo, in satisfactory condition after a car truck crash eight miles north of Tulia on U S 87. He lost control, crossed a center island, hit a northbound dump truck, was taken to Swisher County Hospital and later transferred to Northwest Texas Hospital for surgery. The truck driver was uninjured.
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Leron Cagle
Amarillo
Amarilla
Cagle
U.S
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