Britain Leads U.S. Toward Tax Cuts Anew
Elmer C Walzer argues Britain’s 1853 to present tax cuts prove lower rates boost optimism, revenues, and growth. He urges U.S. to emulate in 1960 and favor substantial corporate relief plus realistic depreciation to spur investment, lower prices, and restore competitiveness. He warns high U.S. taxes hinder trade and recovery, citing McGraw-Hill on needed depreciation and plant replacement.
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U.S
Britain
First National City Bank of New York
America
McGraw-Hill
Steel Wage Picture Is Not Clear
New York AP James Devlin reports steel wage talks left negotiators scattered for the weekend with no clear plan for Tuesday. Industry four man Megalisting team and twelve company reps may meet separately from a dozen union committees, or face a mixed approach as talks that began in May continued without a unified method.
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New York
Hotel
Roosevelt
Lamesa Woman Sought After Theft Of $12,000
A 48 year old Lamesa woman, married about four months, is being sought as officers report $12,000 missing from a Dawson County farm home. County Atty. George Hansard filed a theft over $50 charge in Lamesa justice court. Missing money was in $100, $50, $20 and $10 bills.
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Lamesa (Special
Lamesa
South Plains
Dawson County
George Hansard
Justice Court
First Bale Of Cotton Ginned In Mexico 1988 Season
In Matamoros Mexico the first bale of the 1988 cotton season was ginned. It was grown by Enrique Chapa of the Soto La Marina community in Tamaulipas about 80 miles south of Matamoros. Mexican agriculture department officials approved the bale before ginning.
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Matamoros
Mexico
Enrique Chapa
Soto la Marina
State of Tamauplipas
Here
Mexican Agriculture Department
Ex Convict Captured After Attempted Assault Near Turnertown
In Henderson Texas a posse captured 26 year old Ohesker Lewis, a Negro ex convict accused of trying to attack 6 year old white widow Mrs Dan Kerr on an oil lease near Turnertown. Sheriff Herman Orr filed assault with intent to rape charges after Mrs Kerr fought off her attacker. Bob Traylor, a pet dog worker, witnessed the assailant flee into brush.
Explosion at North Station Waiting Room In Boston
A blast outside North Station injured 38 and wrecked the downtown elevated waiting room. Police ruled out a crude black powder bomb after three days of inquiry, suggesting the explosion may have been accidental due to lack of primer traces.
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Boston
North Station
Brownwood boy with brain tumor worsens despite two-month prognosis
Dennis Hoffman, eight, an incurably ill Brownwood child given two months to live, slipped into semi consciousness Saturday. He reported loss of appetite and severe headache, then briefly regained awareness but could not ride his beloved tricycle as paralysis spread on the right side. Doctors said the brain tumor, previously dormant, now filled more of the brain cavity.
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Brownwood
UPI
Dennis Hoffman
Long Ordered To Back Charge In Exile Case In Texas
A Galveston court ordered Louisiana Governor Earl K Long to appear Monday to support his claim he was drugged tied and flown to a Texas mental hospital in exile. If he shows up, it would be his first public appearance since May 30. University of Texas Medical Branch officials said subpoenas require Long and hospital directors to attend. A psychiatrist suggested Long might seek voluntary admission elsewhere to dodge confinement in Texas.
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Galveston
Tex
UPID
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Texas
Long
John Sealy Hospital
Daniel Bobbitt
University of Texas Medical Branch
Bobbitt
New Orleans
Trio Aims Atlantic Crossing In Water Tank Vessel
Three adventurers sail Atlantic in an improvised 18 foot water tank named Diogenes. Skipper Richard Mellish and crew Albert Barth plus Robert Frantz, allMontreal natives, expect a ten week crossing to Europe. The tank features a canvass sail and a snorkle breathing hatch.
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John's
UPD
Atlantic Ocean
Diogenes
Richard Mellish
Albert Barth
Robert Frantz
Montreal
Europe
Mellish
Wading Youth Drowns After Step Into Hole at Lake Dallas
A 11 year old Dallas youth at a Sunday school picnic drowned in Lake Dallas when he stepped into a hole. Companions said Jimmie White was wading waist deep and yelled for help before going under. His body was recovered about 40 minutes later after swimming with about 15 others in the lake near Denton.
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Denton
Tex
UPI
Dallas
Lake Dallas
Jimmie White
Plainview Bar None Rodeo finals close fourth year crowd as champs crowned
The 15th annual Bar None Rodeo at Plainview wrapped with 3,500 in attendance for finals and over 10,000 across three nights. Calf roping winners were Don Epps and others from New Mexico and Oklahoma. steer wrestling led by Phil Hatcher from Oklahoma. girls barrel race saw Mike Reid and Patsy Moore among top finishers. bronc, bull riding winners included John Hawkins, Eddie Quaid, Winston Bruce, and Jim Charles in a multi-state field.
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Plainview Rodeo Assn
J. Q. Long
Don Epps
Gallup
N.M
Neil Love
Lavington
Olin Young
Buff Douthitt
Throckmorton
Phil Hatcher
Randlett
Okla
Frank Freas
Elk City
Douthitt
Love
Mike Reid
Plainview
Patsy Moore
Dean Flinniken
Floydada
Sis Newsom
Amarillo
John Hawkins
Plain Hart
Calif
Eddie Quaid
Oklahoma City
Leonard McCrovey
Eddie Yaklich
Avondale
Colo
Winston Bruce
Alberta
Canada
Pat Scudder
Novata
Lyle Smith
Sonny Singer
Burkburnett
Jim Charles
Oakland
Bob Weener
Ponca City
Bill Rinestine
California
Howard Belyeu
Tucson
Ariz
Queen Elizabeth Charged By Horse In Royal Parade
London report describes a royal parade where a black horse shied toward Queen Elizabeth while she rode sidesaddle. A cavalryman in armor struggled to control the animal before calming it and the procession continued toward Trooping the Color at Buckingham Palace.
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Elizabeth
Royal Parade
London
Buckingham Palace
Area Man Named To Chiropractor's Post
BROWNSVILLE Tex AP The Texas Chiropractors Assn ended its 44th annual convention by electing Dr W E Garrett Jr of Waco and Dr Roy Logan of Corpus Christi co presidents both receiving 204 votes The convention also chose Dr J W Miller Plainview as vice president and Dr John McMurrain Garland as secretary Houston was chosen as site for the 1960 convention.
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Brownsville
Crash Hurts Three City Residents
Three Lubbock residents were injured in a two car head on crash on US Highway 87 five miles north of Here. Mrs Kenneth Anderson 21 of 2211 23rd St and Mr and Mrs George Wilburn Helton of 606 Ave R remained in Medical Arts Hospital Saturday night. Heltons injuries were serious with broken hips and internal injuries. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Helton were in fair condition. Linda Wallace 10 Midland, a passenger in the Anderson car, was released after head abrasion treatment. Highway patrolmen Ralph Ward and Kenneth Wilson investigated the crash stating the Helton car moved south toward Las Mesa while the Anderson car moved north.
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Lubbock
US. Hwy. 87
Here
Medical Arts Hospital
Kenneth Anderson
23Rd St
George Wilburn Helton
Ave. R
Anderson
Ralph Ward
Kenneth Wilson
Helton
Lamesa
Girard Woman Dies Services Slated Monday
Dora Hilton Harrison 72 a Girard resident since 1916 died Saturday at Spur Memorial Hospital after months of illness Funeral services set for 3 p m Monday at First Baptist Church Jayton with Rev W D Walters and Rev Irvin Looney officiating Burial in Jayton Cemetery Campbell Funeral Home Spur directed Pallbearers named including nephews Lewie Hilton Edgar Hilton Jonah Taylor Harry Taylor and Robert Harrison Jr Surviving are husband C E four daughters Jettie Dixon Tugy Allup Lila Hale Amy White Dorothy No Guess two sons Harvey and Dan two sisters May Martin and F O Taylor a brother Amos Hilton 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Dora Hilton Harrison
Girard
Spur Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Jayton
W. D. Walters
Cross Plains
Irvin Looney
Campbell Funeral Home
Lewie Hilton
Edgar Hilton
Jonah Taylor
Harry Taylor
Robert Harrison Jr
C. E
Jettie Dixon
Tugy Allup
Wash
Lila Hale
Amy White
Dorothy Noguess
Orange
Harvey
Lubbock
Dan
May Martin
Ontario
Calif
F. O. Taylor
Amos Hilton
Dimmitt Funeral Home Owner Named State Director
Cecil Dennis, owner of a Dimmitt funeral home, was elected a state director at the Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn convention in San Antonio. He returns to Dimmitt from the event, joining 11 other board members for a two year term and also serves as director of the Panhandle Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn.
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Dimmitt
Cecil Dennis
Dimmitt Funeral Home
The
Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn
San Antonio
Dennis
the Panhandle Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn
Pioneer Slaton Woman Dies Rites Monday
SLATON Special Mrs W SH Sewell a resident of Slaton since 1925 and member of a pioneer West Texas family died Saturday in West Texas Hospital Lubbock after a long illness Funeral services set for 3 p m Monday at First Methodist Church Slaton with Rev Timothy W Guthrie of Midland officiating Burial will follow in Slaton cemetery Williams Funeral Home directing Survivors include a son William R Sewell Midland a brother Poole Robertson Abilene and three grandchildren
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W. SH. Sewell
West Texas
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
Timothy W. Guthrie
Midland
Slaten
Williams Funeral Home
Mrs. Sewell
Colorado City
W. H. Sewell
William R. Sewell
Poole Robertson
Abilene
Dimmitt Rites Set For Woman
Mrs. Josephine Brockman 76 a Nazareth resident died Saturday in Castro County Hospital after a long illness. Rosary at 8 p.m. today at Nazareth home. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Monday Holy Family Church Nazareth. Burial Holy Family Cemetery under Dennis Funeral Home. Survived by three daughters including Mother Jane Francis OSB, five sons, 33 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren.
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Dimmitt
Josephine Brockman
Nazareth
Castro County
Holy Family
Dennis Funeral Home
Brockman
Nebraska
Jane Francis Osb
Fort Smith
Ark
William E. Woods
New York City
Lenard J. Endres
Dallas
George estUmbarger
Tex
Lawrence Ernest
Arnold
Victor
Wichita Falls
Rites Today for Dr Peter A McLaughlin in Lamesa
Funeral services for Dr Peter Andrew McLaughlin a 61 year old naturopath who died Wednesday night will be held at 2 p.m. in the Higginbotham Funeral Home chapel. The Rev Milo B Arbuckle of First Baptist Church will officiate and burial will follow at Lamesa Memorial Park. He had suffered a heart attack at a bowling alley after residing in Lamesa about five months coming from Mason and previously living in Del Rio. Survivors include his wife and two daughters.
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Lamesa
Peter Andrew McLaughlin
Higginbotham Funeral Home
Milo B. Arbuckle
First Baptist Church of
Lamesa Memorial Park
McLaughlin
Mason
del Rio
Final Rites Slated For Balls Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie J. Campbell 92 will be held at 4 p.m. today at Carter Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Revs Walter White and W R Baird. She died at a daughter’s home Friday. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Mission Burial Park Cemetery in San Antonio.
Unemployed rolls fall to near pre-recession level
Washington labor data show unemployment benefits rolls dropping by 57 500 to 1 392 000 for the week ending May 30. This marks 15 straight weeks of declines as gains in manufacturing construction and farm work help reduce claims. New claims rose by 15 200 to 211 300 reflecting early summer layoff lull in several industries.
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Labor Department
Department
London reports 6,000,000 Britons refuse polio shots
A London report states six million British youths have refused polio vaccination, signaling a major public health challenge. Officials note opposition spans urban and rural areas, affecting herd immunity plans and continuing vaccination drives.
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London
Littlefield Man Dies Rites Set
Walter Jefferson Boykin, 72, longtime Littlefield resident and former produce dealer, died Friday morning. Funeral services are at 2:30 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Church, with Rev. Alby J. Cockrell officiating. Burial will follow in Littlefield Cemetery. Hammons Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife Estell three sons J. of Hot Springs New Mexico Ogle of Lubbock and G. V. Vaughn of New Mexico two daughters Mrs J D Barnes Fort Worth and Mrs Willard Lee of South America a brother Will of Star two sisters Mrs J H Arnold Dallas and Mrs Roy McKinley Tennessee 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Walter Jefferson Boykin
First Methodist Church
Boykin
Alby J. Cockrell
Hammons
Estell
Hot ‘Springs
N. M
Ogle
Larbock
Rand G. V
Vaughn
J. D. Barnes
Fort Worth
Willard i Lee
South America
I Will
Star
J. H, Arnold
Dallas
Roy McKinley
Tennessee
Heat wave linked to 21 infant deaths in Melbourne
A severe heat wave in Melbourne claimed the lives of 21 babies, authorities say. The heat outbreak overwhelmed hospitals and creches as families faced record-high temperatures. Public health officials urged cooling measures and monitored vulnerable infants.
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Melbourne
Australia
Beer Production Reaches Record April High in Germany
MERNBERG AP West Germany produced about 34 million gallons of beer in April the most ever for April and unemployment fell to 220799 the lowest since World War II according to the Federal Office of Statistics breweries increased output while jobs declined.
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Mernberg
West Germany
Federal Office of Statistics
Singer Tommy Leonetti Marries Misa Quinn in Panama Church
Singer Tommy Leonetti and Misa Pat Quinn wed in a Roman Catholic ceremony Saturday evening in Panama, ending a 1% month romance that captivated fans.
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Panama
Tommy Leonett
Misa Pat Quinn
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