Bar Directors OKay Report on Trials Coverage by Judges
State Bar of Texas delegates say trial coverage control rests with trial judges. A committee led by Judge Spurgeon Bell recommends against Canon 35 while outlining principles to limit photography and broadcasting. Officials press for new ethics laws governing lawyer-legislators.
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State bill seeks storage in federal reservoirs plan
Gov. Price Daniel spoke on a proposed bill to let Texas contract for storage space in federal reservoirs. The measure would grant the State Board of Water Engineers authority to modify master plans, stirring debate over financing from revenues and differences with the Senate.
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Mao to Visit Moscow as Cominform Revival Hinted
Peiping reports Mao Tze tung will travel to Moscow next month and a revived Cominform may be announced during his visit. Western diplomats see this as a step in a tougher Cold War phase with Khrushchev and allied parties. The plan could tie to the 40th anniversary of the Red Revolution and include Sun Yat-sen’s widow in the delegation.
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NAACP Convention Sites Shifted From Longview to Dallas
NAACP moves its Texas state convention from Longview to Dallas after a dispute with publisher Carl Estes and a Longview ordinance demanding detailed organizational and financial disclosures. Corpus Christi president Boyd Hall cites relief from threats and unrest as the reason.
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Texas Flier Leaves Spain For Britain
William Wyatt of Dallas, a Texas flier rescued after his plane crashed 30 miles off A Coruna, left Spain for Britain aboard the destroyer Corunna. He sailed to Portsmouth after paying a $1000 bond to cover salvage claims from Spanish fishermen who saved him and his craft during the attempted Galveston to Rome distance record flight.
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NAIA District Meeting Today Called By Wayland Coach
The NAIA District 8 annual meeting is set for 1 p m today at the Windsor Hotel in Abilene. District chairman Harley Redin of Wayland College calls the meeting to discuss the district basketball playoff and other business and to elect a new chairman. Wayland will be represented by Redin Coach Ed Billings and Faculty Athletic Chairman Ed McMillan.
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Atom Spies May Be Questioned About U S Space Secrets
Two convicted atom spies David Greenglass and Harry Gold could testify at the Senate Internal Security subcommittee hearings in Memphis next week. They may be questioned about Greenglass testimony that Julius and Ethel Rosenberg stole space satellite and atom powered plane secrets for the Russians. The Justice Department plans to have them present when the hearings begin.
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Panel Urges Higher Tuitions In Colleges
NEW YORK Oct 26 The chairman of President Eisenhower's Committee on Education Beyond the High School Be yond the High School says students and parents should pay a higher share of college tuition to maintain quality He spoke at a news conference endorsing expanded student loans to fund higher tuitions and to allow colleges to pay teachers better salaries The panel noted 11 states have studied higher education problems since 1956 and reiterated earlier recommendations including tax relief for parents federal loan funds faculty recruitment and improved retirement plans.
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Santa Fe Railway Net Income Drops in 1957 Nine Months
Galveston report shows Santa Fe Railway earned 39,214,823 dollars in the first nine months of 1957, down from 45,643,957 dollars in 1956 per President E. S. Marsh.
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