Dallas Delays Midterm School Integration Order
Dallas's midterm desegregation date was postponed by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which told the school district to take more time to craft an integration plan. Chiefs, mayor, and business leaders emphasized Dallas would handle the process without outside help, amid concerns of unrest and traffic to the courts.
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Little Rock
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Montgomery
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Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner Tie Quiet Scottsdale Knot
Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner were married in a small Scottsdale Arizona ceremony at 2 p.m. with family and close friends present. The all white wedding at Scottsdale Methodist Church featured Wood in a white lace gown and Barbara Gould as maid of honor while Wagner’s father served as best man.
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Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Hollywood
Frank Knauss
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Scottsdale
Marjorie Morningstar
Barbara Gould
Wagner
Robert Wagner Sr
South Plains College Builds First Administration Wing
Levelland December 28 Special report notes the start of construction on South Plains College with the administration building ground breaking led by L G West. Hockley County voters approved a 900000 bond issue in April for the junior college.
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Thomas Spencer
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New College
Spencer
The
Texas Assn. of Junior Lleges
Five Innocent Pleas Entered In County Court At Law
In a Saturday session five individuals entered innocent pleas with one guilty plea in County Court at Law. Chris Odom was acquitted of theft under $50 after claiming he paid with a mistaken $20 bill for hair tonic from Sherman Earwood. Other pleas covered driving while intoxicated and illegal beer transportation, with sentences including fines and short jail time for Ignasio Borrego.
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Sherman Earwood
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Arteia
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Claud Waylon
Oil Well Near Albert Alberta Blows In
An oil well near Albert Alberta blew today causing a gusher and a ground pool of oil. Crews worked to choke the flow as the well produced a heavy spray and sustained flow.
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Forgery Charges Filed Against Two Lubbock Men
District Attorney George Gilkerson filed forgery charges Saturday against Emory Willie Gunter 17 of 1211 E Main Pl for a Nov 25 1937 89 check at the Beauty Bar and Alfonzo Wallace 36 of 3602 David for a 12 50 check attempt at Farrs Super Market at 26th and Boston Bond set at 1500 for each defendant by Justice of the Peace George H McCleskey
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George Gilkerson
Emory Willie Gunter
E. Main
Alfonzo Wallace
David
Farr
Boston
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
War hero Dodds retires after 65 years in aviation
Ottawa reports Robert Dodds, a WWI ace with 11 planes down and Military Cross, will retire January 15 at age 65. He has led Canada’s civil aviation efforts since 1930, heading the Defense Department’s civil aviation division for a generation.
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Robert Dodds
Defense Department
Holland’s Nuclear Capacity Forecasted at 700000 Kilowatts by 1967
Holland projects a nuclear power capacity of 700,000 kilowatts by 1967. The plan outlines rapid expansion of the atomic power program as part of regional energy development.
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Visitor highlights water problems in Chile during Texas visit
Delbert Scott of Valparaiso, Chile, a pipeline firm member, discusses Chilean water shortages. He notes plans to divert water inland began in 1927 with construction delayed by government funding, as he and his wife Debra plan a California visit before returning to South America.
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Seacoast
California
DPS Announces Three Texas Ranger Promotions
The Department of Public Safety promoted three Texas Rangers. Frank Probst, now Midland captain in charge of Rangers there, John Wood to sergeant at Midland, and Jim Riddle to sergeant and moved from Jacksboro to Waco. No transfer dates given.
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Department of Public Safety
Frank Probst
Midland
John Wood
Jim Riddle
Jacksboro
Waco
Tiny Cheerleader Longhorn Band's Top Attraction
Carmen DiNino seven daughter of UT band director Vincent DiNino has become a campus icon as the littlest Texas cheerleader. She attends every game and leads a Texas yell while juggling school life, fan adoration, and a busy basketball schedule. Her mother recalls her fever for cheer enthusiasm. She will cheer the Longhorns in the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans January 1 against Mississippi.
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Symington Seeks Reelection To Second Senate Term
Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri announced his bid for reelection and urged eliminating duplication and waste in the Defense Department. The former Air Force secretary backed an inspection proof disarmament plan and continues as a vocal member of the preparedness subcommittee examining missiles and satellites research and production.
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Stuart Symington
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