Food shortage for cattle is problem in Central Texas
In San Saba and surrounding ranchlands, a severe dry spell and hot summers threaten cattle. Prickly pear burns marks and scarce grazing have forced ranchers to supplement feed as pastures thin and stock tanks drop. If rainfall does not return, cattle herds face continued weight loss and financial strain.
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United Press International
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Goldthwaite
Free Air Transport Protest In Front Of State Department
Gillis family touring the world by covered wagon and team staged a picket in New York City to protest federal limits on free air travel to Europe. Leon Gillis and his wife with six children from Providence Forge and Richmond cited government rules delaying their journey.
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Richmond
New York City
State Department
New York
Atantic
Henry T. Snowden
Office of Transport and Communications
Leisure Time Breaks Loom by 1985 Says US Business Leader
Ralph Lazarus of Federated Department Stores forecasts use of automation will create excess leisure by 1985. He spoke at the Family Service Association session about people seeking meaning as production improves.
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UPT
Ralph Lazarus
Federated Department Stores
Famiy Service Association of
Amerca
Billy Graham Expects To Be Grandfather
Evangelist Billy Graham announces his daughter Gigi is pregnant and due in March. He spoke with Charlotte Observer columnist Kays Gary by phone, noting Gigi, 45, and her husband Tehividjian plan to have the baby at home in the United States after returning from Switzerland early next year.
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Gigi
Kays Gary
Charlotte Observer
Graham
Montreal
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Switzerland
United States
Man Clubbed in Parking Lot Declares Murder Scene
Miami witness recounts watching a man be beaten with a two by four in a parking lot near NW Seventh Ave and 22nd St. A dusky brown stranger intervenes, the victim identified as Joseph Bradshaw, 70s, as police later charged James H. Johnson with murder.
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Juanita Greene
Miami Herald
Miami, Fla
NW Seventh Ave
22Nd St
Joseph Bradshaw
Miami
James H. Johnson
Lance
REGUTOL replaces laxatives for regular elimination
A promotional notice argues you can stop laxatives and use REGUTOL instead. It claims REGUTOL is not a laxative yet restores regularity by keeping moisture in the colon to ease waste elimination. The ad notes hospital proof and states it is not habit forming.
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Wancanane
Right Ear Operation Improves Left Ear Hearing Miracle
Pueblo AP reports Mariano Toribo, 24, a Zia Indian from Ysidro New Mexico, gained nearly full hearing in his left ear after a right ear operation. Dr Frank S Forman of Colorado Springs called the outcome a miracle and said he cannot explain it yet.
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Frank S. Forman
Colorado Springs, Colo
Kennedy Leads Goldwater in Women Voter Appeal in Trial Heat
A Gallup trial heat shows John Kennedy leading Barry Goldwater 58 to 42 among public voters with women showing a six point edge for Kennedy. The survey highlights Kennedy's strongest support among Catholics and Negroes and weaker appeal in the South where Goldwater gains.
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Nixon
Senator Goldwater
Gallup
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Lincoln Address Cited By Rusk At Centennial
Secretary of State Dean Rusk cited the Gettysburg Address at the centennial ceremonies in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. He called freedom and human dignity the nation's core strengths and said the address helps spread democratic ideals worldwide. He stressed American foreign policy rests on extending independence and freedom to others.
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tAmerica
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Abraham Lincoln
Houston DWI Crackdown Against Drunk Drivers
Houston traffic police vow a Sunday crackdown as the city faces a record number of traffic deaths this year with 109 fatalities so far and six weeks left in the year. Inspector Weldon Waycott urges motorists to cut drunk driving after a survey found half of 99 deaths through October involved drinking drivers.
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Weldon Waycott
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