Stock Market Slumps in Week Long Decline
A sharp weekly drop hits the market with the Associated Press average down 2.10 as selling surges on the New York Stock Exchange. Industries including steels oils railroads and aircrafts led losses while a late rebound proved weak amid low volume. Top active issues include U S Steel Canadian Pacific Boeing North American Aviation and Ashland Oil with mixed moves.
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Rader Winget
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Boeing
North American Aviation
Ashland Oil
Kennedy loses temper during Senate hearings fracas
Demo counsel Robert F. Kennedy, 28, embarrassed after a public quarrel with Roy M. Cohn during the Senate investigations subcommittee hearings. Kennedy, son of U S ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, previously worked under McCarthy and manages his brother Senator John F. Kennedy’s 1952 campaign. He is married to Ethel Shaker with three children Kathleen Joseph Patrick and Robert.
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Washington
INS
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Roy M. Cohn
Cohn
Kennedy
Joseph R. McCarthy
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S.S
London
Massachusetts
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Criminal Division
Justice Department
Department
University of Virginia Law School
Harvard
Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
McCarthy
Francis D. Flanagan
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Ethel Shaker
Greenwich
Conn
Kathleen
Joseph Patrick
Robert
Floydada Farm Bureau Queen Contest Expands to Five
Floydada June 12 Special reports two new entrants Pat Helms and Barbara Bullock boost five candidates for the Floyd County Farm Bureau Queen contest. Helms a Floydada High senior and Starkey Home Demonstration Club sponsor. Bullock a senior and Floydada Garden Club sponsor and former Future Homemakers of America president. Other candidates include Glynell Armstrong and Gwen Richardson with local sponsors. Names for Leackney area not yet available. Lockney area under Mrs. Joe Foster. Contest date is set for late July.
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Floydada
Floyd County Farm Bureau
Dorris Jones
Pat Helms
P. D. Helms
McCoy
Barbara Bullock
R. C. Bullock
Helms
Floydada High School
Starkey Home Demonstration Club
Bullock
Floydada Garden Club
Future Homemakers of America
Glynell Armstrong
Tilden B. Armstrong
Floydada Chamber of Commerce
Gwen Richardson
J. N. Richardson
Dougherty
Friendship Home Demonstration Club
Leackney
Joe Foster
Lockney
Son of Brownfield Couple Receives Kemper Honors
Les Treadaway son of Dr T L Treadaway of Brownfield was honored at Kemper Military School Boonville MO. He earned a Kemper certificate in the Athletic Honor Society for tennis and a certificate for conscientious effort in zoology. He was elected sergeant at arms for the Kemper K Club for the coming year.
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Brownfield
Les Treadaway
T. L. Treadaway
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Kemper
Athletic Honor Society
Treadaway
Kemper K Club
Drowning Victim Ed Die Zigal Of Texas City
Ed Die Zigal 34 of Texas City drowned Saturday while swimming in Offats Bayou. He worked as a guard at Carbide and Carbon Co in Texas City. He was Galveston Countys fifth drowning victim of the year. In Schweizer Rencke South Africa people in evening dress formed a bucket chain to help fight a downtown fire destroying several stores.
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Galveston
Eddie Zigal
Texas City
Offat's Bayou
Zigal
the Carbide and Carbon Co
Galveston County
Schweizer Rencke
South Africa
Lubbock Man Named President Of Texas Federal Employes Union
George Marion of Dallas was elected president of the Texas State Federation of Federal Employes Unions at the close of the annual convention in Fort Worth. Elected as vice presidents were W. F. Ayres of Sherman, Earl Dennis of Temple, Robert Parons of El Paso, James Stegall of Lubbock, Marion Byler of Big Spring, and sixth position filled by Marvin Marioner.
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Fort Worth
George Marion
Dallas
Texas State Federation of Federal Employes Unions
W. F. Ayres
Sherman
Ayres
Earl Dennis
Temple
Robert Parons
el Paso
James Stegall
Lubbock
Marion Byler
Big Spring
Shrine Marching Patrol Elevated to Council Membership
The Khiva Temple of the Shrine informs that Shriners marching group Khiva’s Lubbock Patrol, seen in last Wednesday’s parade for the Boys Club Rodeo, has been elected to full membership in the Unite Formed Bodies Council. George M. Thompson of Clarendon, Potentate, issues the notification praising the local unit for the fine performance.
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Khiva
Lubbock
Khiva Temple of the Shrine
George M. Thompson
Clarendon
Potentate
Texas Shrine Association Demo and Parade Participation
The text notes a demonstration at Dallas by the Texas Shrine Association and participation in the parade at the association con clave. Patrol drills occur twice monthly. Walter McNatt of 3408 29th St. is named as the new president.
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Texas Shrine Association
Dallas
Walter McNatt
29Th St
Mexican Officer Killed in Ambush by Rustlers Near Frontier
Federal police said a patrol was ambushed by about 200 cattle rustlers near the Texas frontier with one officer killed and two wounded. The army moved in, arresting 40 suspects after the shooting near El Azucar Dam about 40 miles from Reynosa.
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Mexico City
Texas Frontier
Leandro Castillo Venegas
el Azucar Dam
Reynosa
Swimming Pool Is Dedicated At Post
More than 1,200 people attended the dedication of a $40,000 swimming pool in City Park. A. C. Hamilton spoke as park director. Miss Dean Reagan of Spur won the beauty contest, with Wanda Norman of Lubbock second.
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Post
Ella Jo Covington
Crosbyton
Carolyn True Rosser
Petersburg
Elna Dinnagan
Tohoka
Barbara McCoy
Slaton
Colleen Sole. Snyder
Carole Ann Thompson
O'Donnell
R. J. Jennines
Post City Park Board
T. L. Jones
Vernon Ray
Rev W S Pool in Paducah Hospital After Guthrie Crash
The Rev W S Pool 20 a divinity student and Ironton Baptist pastor rests better in a Paducah hospital after injuries from Tuesday’s Guthrie area auto crash. He was traveling to Lubbock to visit wife and two children with his wife and parents at his side. Joe Buckley Richardson 18 a U S Navy Reserve member from Lubbock sailed for Cuba on a two week cruise. He and his wife await his return at 218 Sherman Ave, with his parents C M and Mrs Richardson.
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W. S. Pool
Paducah
Guthrie
Jacksonville College
Ironton Baptist Church
Lubbock
Leonard McGowan
17Th St
California
Joe Buckley Richardson
U.S. Naval Reserve
Cuba
Sherman Ave
C. M. Richardson
Young Richardson
Lubbock High School
Tractor Supply Co
San Diego
Three-Car Crash Near Mesquite Leaves One Dead
A three car mile east of Mesquite resulted in one death and injuries Saturday. Thomas Millorn, 55, of Houston, died in the collision. A. F. Talley, 40, the other driver, was injured.
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Mesquite
Tex
Thomas Millorn
Houston
A. F. Talley
Explosion rocks wide area of St. Louis
A 30 year old language student Harold Sigoloff lit dynamite and shot himself in the head, then exploded in his hotel room in west St. Louis. He registered under an assumed name and had prior hotel rooms where police found more dynamite sticks in mid town.
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ST. Louis
Harold Sigoloff
Sigoloff
West St. Louis
Air Force
California
Body of Jeff Thomas Holster Found in Adams Branch
Police say 68 year old Jeff Thomas Holster was found in Adams Branch at the Brownwood city limits. He apparently fell into the water from a steep bank near his last sighting on Sunday. A Brownwood couple discovered the partially decomposed body while fishing Saturday.
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Brownwood
Tex
Jeff Thomas Holster
Adams Branch
Brownwood City Limits
Jack Pike
Holster
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Bob Kennedy
Floyd Farm Bureau
Olan
Broadway
Lal
Office
State Federal
Shrine
Harold Warshaw, M.D
Methodist Medical Building
Knoxville
Eee
Geader
Zanzer
Model
Dinette
House Beautiful
Gray
Ira
Texas
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