Freeman speaks at dinner on common market threat to U S farmer
At a Houston dinner honoring U S Rep Clack Thompson Freeman warned the European common market could harm U S agriculture. He argued for fair trade policies and noted past declines in grain and poultry exports while stressing no desire to undermine European farmers.
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Orville
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Thompson
Freeman
U.S
Clack Thompson
D-Tex
Ralph Yarborough
Tex
Texas
John C. White
Minnesota
Secretary of Agriculture
Europe
Johnson
Congress
Edinburg Boy Hitches Ride To See The Alamo
Edinburg sixth grader Jerry Don Grantham, 13, hitchhiked to San Antonio to glimpse the Alamo after studying its battle. A bus driver, at juvenile officers' request, diverted to let him view the mission briefly before returning home. Juvenile authorities notified his parents who wired money for his return.
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Edinburg
Jerry Don Grantham
Alamo
Terry
A. School For Boys
Fraternities At UT To Admit Negroes
The University of Texas Interfraternity Council announced that Negroes will be admitted to fraternity rush this spring. Selection remains with each fraternity, and no one will be required to admit Negroes. Scholastic and probationary rules apply, with no Negro rushers yet filed. Alpha Phi Alpha is the campus Negro fraternity not in the council.
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Austin
UPI
Rush
University of Texas
University Interfraternity Council
Interfraternity Council
Tommy Drew Cauthorn
Cauthorn
Alpha Phi Alpha
Infraternity Council
Tech Agriculture School sets enrollment records in spring
The Texas Tech School of Agriculture reports new undergraduate and graduate enrollment records for the spring term. Dr. Gerald W. Thomas notes 958 agriculture students and a rise in graduate enrollment as key factors, citing program emphasis on science business and service. Unofficial totals reach 11 293 for the college with official counts due March 12. Kingston treasure hunter sells relics to fund Jamaica search.
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Policemen Shot in Sorrento Gun Battle Leaves One Dead
In Sorrento Ascension Parish a 20 year old Negro, Robert W. Bradley of Westwego, is killed after a 10 minute gunfight with parish officers. Officers Roy LeBlanc, Marshal Earl Trabeau and Deputy W W Causey are wounded but not critically. Deputy Septinel Trabeau kills Bradley.
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Ascension
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Hickley Waguespack
Robert W. Bradley
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Roy , LeBlanc
Earl Trabeau
W. W. Causey
Waguespack
Bradley
LeBlanc
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Negro
Lucille Ball to Leave CBS Comedy Series
New York AP reports Lucille Ball will drop her CBS comedy series at season’s end. Ball cites desire for more time with Desilu and workload, surprising CBS staff after The Lucy Show remained a top program. Ball and CBS president James Aubrey confirm the decision.
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CBS
CBS Television
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Nne
Jamup Me Ball
Desilo
Miss Ball
Lucy
Lucilie
Desi Arnaz
Vivian
Vancey
Boys Club Forms Under Optimist Organization
Mike Fottis vice president announces new Junior Optimist Club chapter to promote citizenship. Members will learn shooting, camping, and woodworking with Sgt Ronzet Postalwait as director and Jim Parker as chair. Hal Glasgow officiated charter, members drawn from local Optimist group.
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Ronzet Postalwait
Marine Corp
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Optimist Club
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Optimist Branch
Boys’ Club
LSU Gets Land For Med School Expansion
The federal government donated a 22.5 acre site at New Orleans to LSU for expanding the Medical School. LSU President John Hunter accepted the deed from Sam Wynn of the General Services Administration. The Bienville Homes Project tract, appraised at about 1.5 million, includes 68 buildings to be renovated for the medical school and plans to double enrollment from 700 to more than 1,400 students with new facilities and student housing.
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Medical School
Cause Of Ladd Death Sought
Palm Springs California AP Actor Alan Ladd did not die of a heart attack but the coroner said the cause of death must be determined by laboratory tests. An autopsy was completed but not enough findings existed to determine the cause, and chemical tests and microscopic exams would delay final results until Monday. Services were planned for 2 30 p m today at the Palm Springs home.
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Springs
Calif
Alan Ladd
Pat Springs
Robert L. Drake
Ladd
Scientists Resolve Crossing Blood Types In Liver Failure Case
A medical team at King University of Washington tackled a rare liver failure case in which a patient nearly died from acute liver failure. They explored cross circulation between donor and patient to stabilize the body and potentially aid future transplants and cancer research.
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Oflinante
King University of Washington
Speciic
Ofa
Legion Unit To Burn Paid Notes On Pool
Lockney Special Post Commander John Bickley announced a notes burning ceremony at 8 p.m. Monday by the Lockney American Legion Post. The notes represent the final indebtedness on the Lockney building, recently cleared by donations. Last year similar notes on the building were burned. The investment totals more than $50 000.
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Post
John Bickley
Lockney “American Legion, Post
American Legion
Bickley
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