Texas Power Executives Defend Stock Options Policy
Texas power company leaders argued that stock options granted to officers comply with regulations and do not harm customers or shareholders. Senator Metcalf accused the plans of inflating executive pay, citing totals over 1.3 million dollars since 1957.
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Dallas
API
Texas
Lue Metcalf
Metcalf
GL. MacGregor
Texas Utilities
WW. Lynch
Texas Power and Light
H. L. Nichols
Southwestern Public Service
A R. Watson
Amarillo
A. Tatum J
Dallas Power and Light
Texas Power
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Internal Revenue Service
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Taum
Charles W. Wooldridge
Texas Power and Light Co
Lynch
Tp&l
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sen. Metralt
Uutiy
Federal Power Commission
Watson
Sen. Metcalf
Congress
Reds Seek New Trade Group in UN Proposal
In Geneva the Soviet bloc backed underdeveloped nations calling for a new world trade and development body that would permanently outvote Western industrialized countries. The UN Trade Conference committee voted 84 to 20 with three abstentions to urge the next UN General Assembly to create the organization, though the United States and Britain signaled they would not participate. Most West European nations and Japan were expected to oppose the plan as unnecessary and wasteful.
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Geneva
World Trade and Development Organization
UN Trade Conference
UN General Assembly
U.S
Japan
Abbe Lane to File for Divorce in Juarez Today
Abbe Lane plans to file for divorce from bandleader Xavier Cugat in Juarez, Mexico, with legal sources indicating the suit could be filed today. Juarez lawyer Vincent Gonzalez said Lane’s New York advisers instructed him to file with the Third Civil Court, and a court spokesman noted papers had not yet been filed but likely would be offered today.
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Juarez
Mexico
UPD
Abbe Lane
Xavier Cugat
Vincent Gonzalez
Miss Lane
New York
Civil Court of
Juaver
Cugal
United States
Typhoid Traced to Canned Beef in Aberdeen
Aberdeen faces a worsening typhoid outbreak with 24 confirmed and 30 suspected cases and one elderly death. Health officials fault an imported canned beef, sliced at shops, as the likely source though a government inquiry seeks stronger evidence. Tourism suffers as hotel bookings fall and cancellations rise amid the scare.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Jan MacQueen
South America
Michael Noble
House of Commons
MacQueen
Britain
Croydon
London
Pop Art Originator Saddened by New Wave in Paris
Originator of Pop Art laments 1911 echo as young artists in the United States embrace Dadaism and whimsical sculpture. Man Ray, famed American in Paris during the 1920s, is cited as a key early practitioner celebrated in Paris art circles.
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Aline Mosby
Paris
United States
Four Hannibal youths drown after raft on junked cars
In Hannibal Missouri two groups of youths aged 10 to 13 died after playing on debris floating in Bear Creek near its confluence with the Mississippi River. Police recovered four car tops and bodies within 100 yards of the bank amid reports of gang activity and dangerous debris.
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Ambulner
Jones
Methodist Hospital
Crumley
Frank Lonch
Buffalo Springs Lake
Lynch
Harold Leach
Belton St
St. Mary’ Hospital
el Dorado Motor Hotel
Amarillo Hwy
Sanders Funeral Home
Michael H. Peter
Covis Rd
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47Th Street
Slide Road
Byron C. Pierce
2Nd St
J.B. Maxey
St. and
Oxford Ave
Douglas Wilson
43Rd St
Reese Afb Hospital
Leora Wilson
Douglas
William 1 Banks
Grinnell St
Hannibal, Mo
Bear Creek
Mike
Billie Joe Johnson
Stephen Ray
Donald White
Hannibal Tabre
Demonstrations Halted by Court at Dallas Cafeteria
District Judge Dallas Blankenship issued a temporary restraining order banning demonstrations at a Dallas cafeteria after a protest by civil rights demonstrators. A hearing set for June 1 will decide on a permanent injunction while the cafeteria seeks damages of 1000 dollars for alleged business losses.
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Pleradilly
Ori
Vale Wight
Istei
Dallas Blankenship
L. W. Anderson
State Agrees to Tone Down Proposed Train Fare Hike
Texas seeks dismissal of its appeal to the ICC order raising intrastate coach fares from 3.0 to 3.183 cents per mile, arguing the difference is negligible. The move follows a Jan. 7 ICC decision allowing further intrastate fare increases to align with interstate rates.
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Texas Attorney General's Office
Interstate Commerce Commission
For Bees
State Railroad Commission
ICC
Missouri Ae Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific Railways
Texas
Asst
Sam Kelley
Associated Press
Cuban Red Cross cites US backed attacks on cities
The Cuban Red Cross stated that anti-Castro forces aided by the United States have attacked coastal cities causing much damage and loss of life. The message, relayed by Cuban radio to Miami, cites aggression by the United States and notes seven CIA agents executed by Cuba in the past week. Exiles discuss sabotage and infiltration.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Red Cross
United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
International Red Cross
Attorney Donovan Reveals Plan to Free Political Prisoners
New York AP report states attorney James B. Donovan said he spoke with Pope Paul VI about a plan to free political prisoners behind the Iron Curtain. Donovan previously arranged the Gary Powers exchange with Russia and the Bay of Pigs prisoners’ release from Cuba.
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New York
James B. Donovan
Pope Paul VI
Donovan
Gary Powers
Russia
Cuba
Actress Vary Redgrave Quits Lead Role in Brecht Play
London AP report states actress Vary usa Redgrave withdrawing from a Brecht play opening next Monday due to illness. Siobhan McKenna will replace her as the state adjusts rates, weakening the state's case on interstate pricing.
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London
USA
Redgrave
Thess
Bertolt Brecht
Siobhan McKenna
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