Minor influenza activity reported in Lubbock amid nationwide spread
In Lubbock officials say flu remains on a minor scale with testing underway to identify virus types A B or Asian. Doctors expect a rise before a winter peak as reports from schools and hospitals show limited cases and two week lab results loom.
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Lubbock
Bert Brewer
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
David M. Cowgill
Lubbock City-County
Cowgill
Cowsgill
Humble Oil suit against Long proceeds in slant-hole case
Humble Oil & Refining rests its case in a $75,000 damage suit against W. L. Long of Tyler and others. Judge Stout overruled a motion to dismiss for lack of evidence and Long testified briefly taking the Fifth Amendment on two questions about slant-hole drilling. Mud was found in Humble wells near the Long lease in January 1961.
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Henderson
Humble Oil & Refining Company
W. L
Pete) Long
Tyler
A. R. Stout
Long
Stout
New London
Humble and Texas Co
Texaco
Humble
Hugh McKinley
McKinley
Alan Henry to speak at YMCA youth club in Lubbock
Alan Henry, Lubbock’s community ambassador to Argentina in 1962, will address the Y Single Guys and Gals Club at 8 p.m. at the YMCA on 14th Street. Dorothy Weddige chairs the program and Judy Leaty gives the devotional as members plan a Tres Ritos ski trip.
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Alan Henry
Lubbock
Argentina
YMCA
14Th St
Dorothy Weddige
Judy Leaty
Tres Ritos
N.M
Missing Ship's Owners Sued For 2.5 Million
The wives of five officers of the SS Marine Sulphur Queen sue the ship's owners for 2.5 million dollars claiming negligence after the vessel vanished at sea sixteen days earlier. The suit alleges the vessel carried an inherently dangerous liquid sulphur cargo and was not adequately fitted or protected.
Deny Government Troubles as GM Plans Big Investment
General Motors leaders Frederic G. Donner and John F. Gordon announced over 1.3 billion dollars in plant and equipment investments for the year. They defended the company against antitrust talk, saying government actions do not constrain GM from competing and pledged ongoing efforts to sell as many cars as possible.
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Detroit
General Motors
Frederic G. Donner
John F. Gordon
Donner
Wagner May Offer Formula For Peace In Blackout
New York Mayor Robert Wagner hinted he may outline a peace formula in the 73 day newspaper strike. He said he has not yet proposed mediation, while a publishers spokesman voiced despair at further government intervention. General Motors executives discussed profits, antitrust cases, and stockpiling steel amid potential labor action.
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NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Walter N. Thayer
Donner
General Motors
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Iam
Gordon
Betancourt set for U.S. visit amid protests in Puerto Rico
Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt arrived in Puerto Rico for a welcoming reception before flying to Washington to begin a 10 day trip to the United States Mexico and the Dominican Republic He defended his government as supported by the people and the armed forces while opponents staged a pro Castro protest. In Galveston Texas the News Publishing Co voted to sell the Galveston Daily News the Galveston Tribune and the Texas City Sun to the Houston Post Co following a bid.
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Anzoategui
United States
U.S
Betancourt
Venezuela
Washington
Mexico
Dominican Republic
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Galveston
Marcos Perezers
News Publishing Co
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Galveston Daily News
Texas
Galveston Tribune
Texas City Sun
Houston Post Co
Houston Post
Thayer Leads Publishers in Strike Fallout Talks
Thayer has acted as spokesman for nine major city newspaper publishers closed since a December 8 printers strike. The papers normally employ 20,000 people and print 54 million copies daily.
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Tors
Thayer
Italy Dissolves Parliament to Open Election Campaign
President Antonio Segni dissolved parliament signaling the start of an Italian election campaign. Actions began with speeches in squares and movie houses nationwide as Italy braces for a bitter race, with polls set for April 28 and memories of the 1958 Communist challenge.
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Italy
Rome
UPI
Antonio Segni
Supreme Court upholds $625000 award in insect bite case
The Supreme Court denies relief in a 6 to 3 decision, affirming a $625,000 verdict for James Gallick a railroad yard conductor from Cleveland Ohio who alleged a pool of stagnant water near tracks caused a bite that led to body ulcers and leg amputations. He blamed negligent conditions at the B and O railroad.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James Gallick
Cleveland
Ohio
B&o Railroad
Gallick
Columbus Road Bridge
Bid Made To Prevent Change By Santa Fe
Atty Gen Wag goner Carr said Galveston officials asked him to help block the Santa Fe Railway move of its general office from Galveston. Mayor Theodore B Stubbs and a city delegation seek a reconsideration of the action affecting about 390 employees and a $2.4 million annual payroll.
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Austin
Waggoner Carr
Galveston
Santa Fe Railway
Carr
Theodore B. Stubbs
Santa Fe
Suspect Slashes Throat in Court After Release Denied
In Chattanooga Tennessee William Thomas Arthur twenty three failed to win release from jail on a murder charge. He slashed his throat with a razor blade in court, a woman spectator screamed and fled. Arthur was taken to a hospital, stitched, and returned to jail with no bond. He was not seriously injured.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
William Thomas Arthur
Arthur
Criminal Court
Tillman Grant
la Hospital
Major stock and bond transactions on the American Stock Exchange
American Exchange in New York reports Monday activity with a list of major stock and bond transactions handled on the American Stock Exchange.
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NEW York
American Stock Exchange
Grain price report from Chicago and Fort Worth
Wheat and soybeans show no sales while corn quotes appear for various yellow corn grades. The Fort Worth bulletin lists wheat prices around 1.99 to 2.71 and corn at 1.45 to 1.47 per unit with mixed brown, white, and milo lots.
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Chicago
Fort Worth Grain
Fort Worth
Grains Weaken On Liquidation Pressures At Open
Chicago price action shows ongoing selling in grain futures as old crop wheat trades near multi month lows. Soybeans and other grains fall, with March contracts easing several cents though hints of a rally emerge from resting long positions.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Livestock Prices Rise on Weak Hog Slaughter Demand
AP report from Fort Worth shows hog prices firming to 15.75 16.25 per 190 720 lb hogs as supply stays light around 6 000 head while 1 2 grades and mixed 1 3 grades sell in the 15.25 to 16.50 range. Sows to 14 . prime cattle and steers reach mid 20s, heifers 22 25. Bulls 18 20. Sheep steady with lambs 17 18. Wool and butter reports noted unchanged across markets in Chicago and New York trades.
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