Majority Oppose Making Ike Health an Election Issue
George Gallup reports a nationwide Institute poll showing two in three voters oppose making President Eisenhower's health an election issue. Democrats split on whether to frame health as a campaign matter, while Republicans largely oppose it. Voter opinions suggest health perceptions will shape presidential support.
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Ike
George Gallup
American Institute
Fuhile
Princeton
Nad
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S
Plainview AF Reserve Command Change Overseen by Maj Jack Hunter
Maj Jack Hunter takes command of the 864th US Air Force Reserve squadron in Plainview. Major Sudduth relinquishes after 44 years of service. he moves toward oil properties and mineral leasing in Lubbock and will relocate his family there. Squadron doubles since 1949 and now totals 78 officers and men with weekly meetings at the Hilton Hotel.
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Plainview
Sudduth
Air Force Reserve
Jack Hunter
Lubbock
Dduth
Childress
Clovis
Hilton Hotel
Sadduth
Connor- Mathes
Maj. Hunter
Ith
Utility Shares Top Week's Market Gain and High
United Press reports a strong week for utility shares lifting the market to a 25 year high while rail and steel gains offset weakness in industrials. Traders noted easing steel strike fears, Suez Canal tensions, and record earnings as utilities rose in every session.
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United Press Financial
New York
Suez Canal
Egypt
Enrollment Of Children Begins At St Christopher
Enrollment opens at St Christopher's School under St Christopher's Episcopal Church at Lud street and Elgin Avenue. Ages two to six eligible. kindergarten not included. Main aim is to foster emotional physical and social readiness in a Christian setting. Principal Rev Thomas R Miller and Carolee Guilds oversee. Arthur Jenkins treasurer. Tuition 80 dollars per semester with 15 dollar nonrefundable registration. no extra charges. non profit operation. Enrollment limited to 30 children across age groups.
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St. Christopher's School
Christopher's Episcopal Church
Lud Street
Elgin Avenue
Department of Education
Thomas R. Miller
Carolee Guilds
Arthur Jenkins
Basi
Poultry and stock market report from Austin to Corsicana
The Austin bureau notes steady to improving demand for poultry with price changes around 2.7 to 2.8, and mentions trading broadly normal in Corsicana and Waco. Texas markets show cautious activity with prices holding while some declines appear at readouts and Corsicana shows slight softening in the week. Livestock sections from Fort Worth and Chicago report higher hogs, steady cattle. hogs up about 75 cents, cattle mixed with prime and choice grades firm at strong levels.
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Austin
Xéneuute
Waco
South Devan Ein
Texas
Corsienna
Corsicana
Chicago
Atnekers
Antenm
Goodland
New High Expected In Texas Business
Austin reports Texas business activity to hit a new high as the Bureau of Business Research notes the Index of business activity rose 3 percent in the first half of 1936 from last year. Spending on new plants and equipment surged in 1956 with factory construction up 38 percent. residential building fell 28 percent and retail sales declined 6 percent.
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Austin
Texas
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Bureau
Unclear Marriage Licenses and Court Notices
Fragmentary legal records show marriages for Juan V Salazar and Mise Ramos, Carlendeeke Clark and Mise Kathisa Flowers, and others with ages and locales. District court items reference divorce actions, property suits, and contracts including Be Capeland and Capeland firms, with presiding judge James G Denton and notices of various suits in Lub bock and nearby counties.
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Juan V. Salazar
Mise Ramos
Nat of
Lunes
Carlendeeke Clark
Laubhock
Mise
Kathisa Flowers
Meader
Charles Alfred “Cneniack
Nenna Georgia Calvert
Lub
Henke Sam Wari
Lubhock
Misena
Chandier
Plainview
John” Sidney Bulk
Clayton Mo
Audrey Campbell
Washing” Waliuth Cuthert Clark
Lucille Marie Hass
Lue Voek
Lubbock
Robert H Roan
Lovene Belk
C. Belk
Uvearee
Anguneti Manel Hortense
Whitmire
Ord Pisteier Court
James G. Denton
Fiend
Evang
Mgnine
Chevron
Soran
Opal
Aston Fiasle
Dicate
Capeland
Capelands
Divneee
Teanard
Trusion
1 Bar Corporation
Rep Jim Wright Gains New Supporter On Election Day
Fort Worth July 7 A new Wright supporter arrived in Weatherford as Parker Stephen Wright was born to Mrs Wright in Washington early Saturday about two and a half hours after midnight. He weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces joining siblings Jimmy 11 Virginia 6 and Patricia 5.
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Fort Worth
Jim Wright
Weatherford
Parker Stephen Wright
Parker Stephen
Wright
Washington
Congress
Wrights
Jimmy
Virginia
Patricia
Russia reshapes farm program after U S plan influence
Washington report details Soviet plans to mimic U.S. practices in agriculture. Vladimir Matskevich leads changes to boost output by 1960, including milking schedules, push button machinery, small tractors, weed control, pig weights, and corn expansion. A Syrian visit is arranged for September following a Syrian delegation's trip to the USSR.
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Leonard J. Snyder
Washington
Vis
Russia
Vladimir V. Matskevich
U.S
Iast
Matskevich
Rere
Chen
Damascus
Syria
Soviet Union
Cotton Prices Rise Slightly in Week Trading
In quiet trade cotton futures edged up slightly after a week of activity, with the exception of the distant October and December contracts. Friday closed higher by 18 points to 99 cents, while the front months stayed about 11 points lower than last week, as market watchers await the August 8 crop estimate.
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New York
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Texas
Former Plainview Woman Gives Birth In Alaska
In Anchorage Alaska a daughter born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Charles Richmond formerly of Plainview. The infant Charlotte Ruth weighed two pounds at birth and arrived two months premature. The Richmonds taught in government Alaskan Native Service schools and also have a three year old son Scott Arthur.
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Plainview
Charles Richmond
Anchorage
Alask
Richmond
Marguerite Wimp
Iven E. Wimp
Rt. 1
Kross
Alaska
Charlotte Ruth
Buddy Thurman
Richmonds
Scott Arthur
Wells Completed In U S During Week Ended July 21
The Oil and Gas Journal reports 1,051 wells completed in the United States for the week ended July 21, down from 1,777 the prior week. Cumulative 1956 total reaches 22,317 versus 31,500 a year earlier.
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U.S
Tulsa
Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
United States
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