Manhattan Borough Chief's Trial Draws Mayor as Witness
Manhattan Borough President Hulan Jack seeks Mayor Wagner as defense witness in a conflict of interest trial. The move follows a subpoena of all top city officials as Jack faces charges over a $4,400 Harlem apartment remodel funded by a city contractor.
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NEW York
Manhattan
Hulan Jack Wednesday
Robert F. Wagner
Jack
Carson D. Baker
New York City
Baker
Harlem
Sidney Ungar
General Sessions Court
Arrow Phase Completes for 33 Scouts at Camp Post
Thirty three Scouts and adult Scouters finished the first phase of the Order of the Arrow ceremonies at Boy Scout Camp Post. Recipients included Paul Bailey Dellis Monk Ray Gene Hutchenson and many others from Quitaque Brownfield Matador Lubbock Tahoka Levelland Plainview Littlefield Whiteface Spur and Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Arrow
Boy Scout Camp
Post
Boy Scout
Paul Bailey
Dellis Monk
Ray
Gene Hutchenson
Quitaque
Roger Berry
Brownfield
John
Barnhill
Kenneth Pitts
Jimmy Neal
Jim Reed
Fall of Plainview
Tom Hilbun
B. T. Eisner
Littlefield
Kenneth Judy
Jayton
Temple Kern
David McNeese
Amherst
George Stanford
Spur
Kennedy Seen as Strongest Nixon Opponent in Gallup Poll
In a secret ballot of 1 759 Democratic county chairmen Kennedy is rated the strongest foe to Nixon. Kennedy leads in head to head matchups, with 71 percent predicting he would beat Nixon. Johnson, Symington and Stevenson follow in varying regional confidence.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Democratic Party
Sen
John Kennedy
Nixon
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Adlai Stevenson
Gallup
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Symington
Stevenson
New England
South
Mid-Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Texas
Coast
West Central Area
Adair Strong
West
California
Oregon
Washington
Valley's First Bale To Bring Only 2500 Dollars
The first 1960 cotton bale sold at Harlingen auction for 1.10 a pound the valley’s lowest ever. Grower Ray Barnick of Mission receives 1000 dollars, with a 1500 cash prize and 1000 guaranteed by the chamber. Buyer was Fred Paschall of Harlingen.
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Harlingen
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce
Ray Barnick
Mission
Chamber
Fred Paschall
Barnick
Willacy County
Byron Campbell
Raymondville
Bob Yoker
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Lubbock
Manhattan Borough
Board of Estimate
Alfred J. Scotti
Wagner
Sor
City Hall
U. V. Blake Radio & T.V
Valley
Levine
RTE
34Th ST
Bermudas
Jamaica
Aes
Slim Jim Capris
34Th Street
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