Mexican Ejido Land Titles Proposed as Private Ownership Debate Grows
The Excelsior reports Mexico may grant permanent title to Ejido lands, signaling a shift toward private ownership amid nationalization trends. Officials say study is underway to formalize titles, with critics noting past collectivization failures and bossism within Ejido leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een
Excelsior
Water and Land Office
Federal Agrarian Affairs Department
Teos
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Two Injured In Mishaps In Texas Traffic Incidents
Two people were injured in separate Monday afternoon traffic mishaps around New Deal and Amarillo. Troy William Payne, 50, was hurt when his southbound panel truck hit a ditch after a tire blew out on U S Highway 87 three miles north of New Deal. he required surgery at West Texas Hospital after being transported by Sanders Funeral Home ambulance. Kay Eugene Coleman, 24, sustained injuries in a 15th Street and Avenue M collision with her husband and LaJuan Miller involved. she remained in fair condition at St Mary’s Hospital. A Daisy Lee Johnson vehicle went out of control on East Broadway near Mackenzie State Park, with a passenger Jewel Ferrell remaining in a creekbed water-filled car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
West Texas
U. S. Hwy
Amarillo
Troy William Payne
Wayne Baker
Payne
Baker
Sanders Funeral Home
Kay Eugene Coleman
62Nd St
15Th St
Ave. M
St. Mary's Hospital
LaJuan Miller
40Th St
East Broadway
Mackenzie State Park
Daisy Lee Johnson
15Th Pl
Jewel Ferrell
E. Broadway
Pilot Fined For Cheering Pal In Bomb Talk
An Army pilot Capt. Leo Brzuchalski was fined 13 dollars for disorderly conduct after an airport ticket agent overheard him saying to Sgt. Robert Jakubich to have all their junk odds and ends and no bombs. Brzuchalski flew Jakubich from Camp McCoy to Madison to connect home after Jakubich learned his father had a heart attack. The remark was meant to cheer him up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
UPI
Leo Brzuchalski
Marshall
Brzuchalski
Camp McCoy
Texas Buildings Cited In Modern School Tour
Sixty eight educators from 24 states completed a 3,670 mile air tour of modern schools, with two stops in Texas. They report classrooms moving away from the egg crate plan to make space for team teaching and new educational aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Texas
Federal Prober Admits Delay On Estes Study
Donald A. Russell head of Agriculture Internal Audit told a House subcommittee that missing records and reliance on CPA reports slowed the Estes inquiry. He said lack of working papers and rumors, later deemed groundless, hindered progress before Estes’ arrest and fraud charges. The Ford Foundation financed the Educational Facilities Laboratories seminar tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Donald A. Russell
Department of Agriculture
House Government ‘Operations Subcommittee
Certified Public Accountant
Russell
Texas
L. H. Fountain
D.C
CPA
Pecos, Tex
Insanity Plea Planned in Youthful Slaying
Houston UPI sources report 18 year old Gary Sizemore will plead insanity as his defense in the trial for fatally shooting grocer Bennie Hoelscher. Prosecutors say Sizemore admitted firing at the victim from behind with a shotgun after prior planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
UPI
Percy Foreman
Gary Sizemore
Foreman
Sizemore
Bennie Hoelscher
Probers Having Trouble Finding Cancer Victims
Dr. John R. Heller of Sloan Kettering said U S stomach cancer cases have declined, hindering studies with no clear dietary link. Prof. Alexander I Serebrov of Leningrad noted regional cancer patterns and suggested smoked foods may influence stomach cancer risk in the Soviet Union. He also cited a rise in lung cancer tied to smoking and pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carey
Moscow
United States
John R. Heller
New York
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Alexander I. Serebrov
Leningrad Oncological Institute
Heller
National Cancer Institute
International Cancer Congress
Serebrov
Soviet Union
Blast Sets Off Over New Mexico Missile Range
A 500 pound explosive detonation from an instrument loaded balloon marked the first successful launch of Project Banshee. The high altitude test tested effects of large explosions as balloons rose from Artesia and were carried over the White Sands range by jet streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Oil Spokesman Seeks Stabilization of Canadian Oil Imports
Billings, Montana, IPAA head Harold Decker urged stabilizing Canadian oil imports which he says account for about 80 percent of the rise since 1959. He proposed tying Canadian imports to a national import ceiling in proportion to domestic crude output, noting Canada’s special position and urging any favorable treatment come at the expense of other foreign oil, not U.S. producers. He cited current exemption from the 1959 federal mandatory import program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
UPI
Harold Decker
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Houston
IPAA
Decker
United States
U.S
Canada
Experts Probe Rest Home Blast Near Longview
Marshall Texas United Press International report says about 15 sticks of dynamite were used to blast a partly finished rest home on Highway 80 in Harrison County. Five miles away the explosion was heard. a 41 inch hole and 18 inch deep crater were left. no injuries. Debris sent to Austin DPS lab for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Austin Laboratory
Department of Public Safety
Reds Seek Berlin Talks Continuation in Geneva
In Geneva the Soviet Union signaled it may sign a peace pact with East Germany within months and urged continuing East West talks on Berlin for two to three more days. A Gromyko Rusk meeting appears likely today as no progress on the Berlin issue is reported after six and a half hours of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
East Germany
Berlin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Sec. of
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Man Kidnaps Ex-Girlfriend Then Shoots Self in Greenville
Leroy Moss aged 32 allegedly abducted his former girlfriend in Greenville. He shot himself after the alleged kidnapping and was in critical condition in a Greenville hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Self
Greenville
UPI
Leroy Moss
Himsel
Wrathful Encounter Ends With Head Injury in Nice
In Nice France 70 year old Mercel Gruat was struck by a sports car driven by a brunette who did not stop. The woman returned reversed after the incident and struck Gruat on the head with a high heeled shoe. He was taken to hospital with a serious head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
France
Mercel Gruat
Riviera
Grunt
Grant
Lubbock District Court Records Show broad property transfers
The record lists numerous real estate deeds and contract actions from Lubbock courts involving multiple plaintiffs and defendants. Transactions include Lot 23, Block 128 Querton Addition and various properties in Sylvan Dell Heights, Ranch Acres, Broadmoor, and other neighborhoods, with prices and consideration such as 10 and 26 450 dollars, plus numerous undivided interests and rebuilds. The volume reflects a mix of quitclaim, warranty, and fee simple transfers across numerous add-ons and subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE. Casey
Joe H. Mletcher
Eeenanis
Wolfforth
John Louis Quillen
Martha Louise Quillen Harmon
Albert L. Featherston
Querton
Francisco Romo
Eloisa Romo Pena
Manson
Frank D. Wilson
Sydney A. Moore
Robert Neill
del Severe
James W. Keeton
Broadmoor
Rose Manning
A. R. Enloe Jr
Ranch Acres
O. M. Erwinton B. Bray
Jim Boyer
Sylvan Dell
Ray W. Allen
Ronald C. Mulberry
Woodlawn
Sg B. Ie
B. Bray
Jim Over
Sylvan Pell
C. D. Agee Burden
R. R. Parks
John W. Jarrett
Addn
R. Duncan
Norman Wiovd Andress
Indian Hills
W. RR. Steele
Walter [Buchanan
Lisemby
Bennie R. Ginn
Dorothy Id Agnew
Sunset
Cherry Point
Bil A. Davis
Gerald D. Horton
Bender Terrace
Melvin R. MceDougle
Dewie V. Rothwell
F. OR. Friends
Puckett
Melvin
BR. McDougie
Burleson Osborn Hts
Arnett Benson
Harder
J. S. Gleason Jr
Veterans Affairs
Houston Smith
Parks
Circle V. Land Inc
Hillcrest
Julian Weehunt
Homer A. Hall
Pace & Stokes
Key Realty Co
Elmer H. Woodcock
Harvey A. Dodds
W. M. Hall
M. N. Gardner
Charles Sedberry
Robert. P. Brock
Phyllis Wheatley
Charles Edward Miller
James Co. Alexander
Mackenzie Terrace
Sunny Slope
Johnnie Petzold
L. C. Brown
F.C. Dudley
Arthur J. Simmons
Buenas Casas
W. G. Dempsey
Aoe
Eastside
John J. Jones
Lawrence Melcher
West Gate Drive
Bessie Irene Hogan
J. M. O'Brien
Dollie Mac
Standard Building Co
John Splawn
Grady Stroud Jr
R. C. ‘Houston
Wesley Square
Malcolm E. Garrett
Donald D. Fisher
B. Dyer
Wayne Pharr
Dylvan Dell
Briercroft and Co
A. L. Arnold Jr
Briercroft
Roy
Billiston
L. Cogburn
Imogene Cogburn
Pleasant Ridge
Gracie. Arnett
Melvin R. McDougle
Arnt F. Mills
John C. Jobe
Wilshire
William John Bruce
Lois James Hill Jr
Don Keyanee
Tarrytown
Steeny Stores Inc
Garner Oil Co. Inc
Merritt & Wild
Ar O. Head
First
Freewill
Baptist Church
Westover
Hts
Adda
Robert BE. Simpson Jr
Ivory L. Balch
Overton Meee
Phillips Petroleum Co
Labpock
Kinser
DeMarco
T. DeMarco
Norman Addn
Norman
Crosby County
Ernest Exum
Adele Baca
College His
Lloyd L. Campbell
Woodrow Wilson Davis
Browncrest
Timo McClellan
Grace Duncan
Carter Coffey
Joe Birdwell
O Hardy
Wise
Titan Silo Blast Leaves Dozens Injured Near Tucson
Thirty people were hospitalized after an explosion and fire at a Titan missile site near Rillito, 20 miles northwest of Tucson, as federal investigators began a routine probe. The site housed 70 workers on the underground silo level. five were released later. The incident follows earlier Titan mishaps in California and a fatal silo fire in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Rillito
Here
Chicos
Calif
Nehru Warns Of New Aggression On India China Border
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru cautioned about possible fresh aggression by Communist China after clashes with Chinese troops in Ladakh last week. He urged vigilance as India and Peiping exchange protests over the border incidents near Pangong Lake and the Galwan Valley. Two Indian guards were wounded in the Chip Chap River Valley clash, with no casualties reported at Pangong Lake or Galwan Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ladakh
India
Peiping
India-China
Tibet
Indian Foreign Ministry
Chip Chap River
Pangong Lake
Galwan
Committee Advances JFK Farm Bill to Senate Agriculture Panel
The Senate sent the House passed stop gap farm bill to the Agriculture Committee with instructions to report back by next Monday. The action lets Kennedy administration forces seek amendments in committee or by Senate vote as the bill extends current farm programs for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Kennedy
House
Dutch Destroyer Rotterdam Set to Relieve Warship in West New Guinea
Den Helder based Dutch destroyer Rotterdam will depart Tuesday for West New Guinea to relieve another warship passing through the fjard Canal.
Grain futures mixed as corn and soybeans fall on liquidation
The grain futures market showed broad losses except for wheat on Monday trading. Soybeans fell about a cent per bushel and corn dropped over two cents while wheat rose slightly in parts. Reports cited continued good crop development and heavy rainfall as pressure on corn and soybeans, with wheat buoyed by expected export demand. Fort Worth grain quotes listed No 1 wheat at 2.49-2.61, No 2 yellow corn 1.3534-1.8714, No 2 white corn 1.58-1.60, No 2 white oats 84 86 cents, No 2 yellow oats 2.10-2.15 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaso
Board of Trade
Fort Worth Grar
Fort Worth
Aes
Allied Arts
Ambans
Marc Iy
Tampa
AmPetrotaise
Batty
Anglawéa
Telereciatie ArkLaGas
Ain
Armour
iTexam
Arnold Alt Texatar
Asamera
Atco
UsAir
Bald Mont Utahids
Banff Oil
Chris Ont
Barnes
Victoreen Tly
Baruch Fost
Flewlen
Bayview Oi
Vineo
Vaircé
Bell Tel
Vtr Inc
Belock
Brorne Chemisi
Mtte Waith
Let
Braz Trac Ove Webb & Knappa i
Breeze Cp
Wabeveley
Brown Co
BunkHill
OhioPw
Catatin Lg Eee
Cen Hadley
Charter Oil
Ais
Christiana Oil
Cinerama
Ckhabev
Hy ‘Arostat
Clary Cop Ty
Colonial Co
Iolowiansd
Crane Carr
Desilu BN
Dome Pet
Deven Poils
Draper
Expee
Dynalect
Aly
Elect
Mig Electron Spi
Ivy Vi
Liectronicae
cEmergsaAlz A
Eureka
Feinit Pet
Firth Stert
Chicago
Hixch Law Close Chase GenGas Cp
Guerdon
Harn Corp
Haven
Helmer &P
iNav
Wis Var
Hoe&Co
Hollinger
HollyCorp
Horn&h
Ichicago
Jupiter Corp
Kaiser Ind
Altman
Krawecki
Kwaneer
Kirby Pet
KirkMiner
Kirk Natus
Nafay Rad
Lake Shea
Lete Real Y Ia
Pened LithAm
Lodge&s
I& Loral
Muskpring
Muter. Co
Mati Bellit
Nat Research
jNat. Telefilm
NatUnElec
NatVideo A
Nidria
Norft SoRay
Occident Pet
Oxden Cp
OhBrass
P. Pac NwTel
PacPet Lig
Tia Rapid Am
Reeves Va
Reeves
A Ri Rem
Republind
Coe
Denton Briefs Report Death and Local Incidents
News briefs note the death of D L McCoy of Denton and funeral set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. Other survivors include a daughter in Denton and a son in Nashville. Also reported is a man shot in the chest who was released from hospital and a fire destroying a barn west of H T Hughes home with no damage estimate yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McCoy
Denton
Gertrude McCoy
6Th St
Carl Wilson
Marie Kirkland
Ave. W
McCoy
Robert Summers
Lubcock
Bobby Ray McCoy
Nashville, Tenn
H. T. Hughes
23Rd ‘St
Hughes
Convict Disappears From Florida Prison
Thomas E. Robinson 55, serving a life term for the 1934 kidnapping of Louisville socialite Alice C. Stoll, vanished Saturday from a federal prison in Tallahassee where he worked as a water well trusty. He had 22 years served toward life and was eligible for parole this September. authorities noted he was a model prisoner and foul play was not discounted amid a thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Thomas E. Robinson
Louisville
Federal Correctional Institution
Robinson
Alice C. Stoll
Rey
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Agrarian Affairs’ Department
Agriculture Ministry
Ejido Bank
Adolfo Lopez Ma
Statistica
Agriculture and Livestock Ministry
Central
Banco de Mexico
Yucattan
la Laguna
Coahuila
Texas Public
Ial Finance
The
Associated Press
Massachusetts
School of Education
Maryland
Kansas
Nevada
California
Wayland
Mass
McPherson
Kan
San Angelo
Andrews
Tex
Educational Facilities Laboratories, Inc
Ford Foundation
Financial Capitol
Blast
New Mexico
Reds
Iificial Records
Lubbock
TNO District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
Patricia Joy Eliott
Johnnie Eliott
Robert H. Bean
Dan Russell
J. B. Marion
J. B. Marion and Ca
Raymond P. Peppers Sr
Lieber
Ida Muel Leffall
F. E. Wheelock
City of
Jimmie J. Bain
Ernest B. Arp
Arvial Herring
LL. Snodgrass Jr
Maddox
Mathew T. Kurzawa
Cilvert
Cuddy
Drury
Melvin R. McDougie
Francisco Conzares
Murleson Osborn
Dale Calvert
Tommy Kirk
Crump
BE. G. White Jr
Charles
Waller
Westhaven
Carolyn Sue Perkins
Warne Perkins
James W. Graves Jr
G. Louise Pent
Overton
R. E. Medlar
June Hays
Vickers
Percy A. Willam
Carl C. Stull
Coyle Shepherd
Edward A. Teal
Elizabeth Jarrett Vickers
Eva Jarrett
Cecil E. Jennings
Parkridge Sales Co. Inc
Titan
Nehru
Pete Ogeda
S. Ave. L
West Texas Hospital
Florida
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