06 Aug 1963
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Newspaper
Mexia Daily News
Location
Mexia, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
1
A study notes women often employ cunning, rationalize theft as helping family, and steal smaller amounts. FBI data show rising internal theft. experts urge tighter controls while acknowledging most employees are honest.
Fellow Texan, the nuclear test ban is a hopeful step by the US UK and USSR. President Kennedy warns of the horrors of nuclear war and urges urgent action to slow the arms race and redirect resources to peaceful uses and space exploration.
Willie E. Blackwall son of Mrs Mozelle Waters Groesbeck enlists in the U S Navy undergoing basic training at the United States Naval Training Center San Diego After nine weeks of training he will be granted 14 days leave at home then report to his duty station for further training First Lieutenant Jay P Gatlin Mexia graduates from the Air Force S O School at the Air University and is chosen for professional officer training He is the son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Gatlin of Rt 3 Mexia and is married to Glenda daughter of Mr and Mrs Ford Vardeman of 769 East Commerce Mexia Gatling is reassigned from Maxwell Air Base Alabama to Tyndall AFB Florida
A summary of U S Supreme Court and federal rulings on tribal authority and Indian affairs noting Worcester Crow Dog In Re Crow Dog and the shift from wards to self rule. It cites tribal courts taxing licensing and divorces and warns readers to seek counsel for law applications.
Tehuacana and Denton visitors called on Wortham Hospital patients this Sunday. John Pearson of Richardson spent the weekend with his mother and father in Wortham Hospital. Mrs. Richard Bronaugh underwent surgery at Wortham Hospital and is reported well. Earl Robinson and granddaughters Lynnette and Layne Bronaugh visited Tyler relatives, with Layne staying longer. Jeannie Thornton of Dallas stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tick Thornban.
New York AP report portrays Peter Selters as a serious private man who treats humor as a heavy art. The article notes his wide range from duchess to union reader in films such as The Mouse That Roared and Heaven's Above.
In a 1963 interview, Peter Sellers discusses his career from radio to vaudeville and television. He reflects on fame, dedication, and the pressures of stardom while noting his preference for night driving and candid photography. He emphasizes focus, self-discipline, and delivering his best for the public.
Edges of families gather for weekends visits as Fitzgeralds, Jordans, Thorntons and Lewies host kin in San Marcos Riverton and Houston. Attendees include Ward Mac Reynolds funeral rites shared by Sisson Rhodes and Artis families. Kathy Erskine returns home after two months with aunts.
Denver AP reports conductor Vasilios Priakos forgot his trousers for a Red Rocks Amphitheater concert causing a five minute delay. Priakos said it’s the first time in 25 years of conducting this has happened and he wore black cuffless street trousers to proceed.
Fort Worth livestock market shows Gable at 1.600 calves at 886, good and choice feeder steers around 23.6, calves 28.00-24.30, hogs top 18.00-38.25, sheep 1,700 head with choice woolled spring lambs 18.50 and other grades 17.00-18.00, yearlings 16.06, stock cows 14.50-16.00.
Police seek two marble toadstools two feet tall stolen from Edwin J. Miller's yard on Monday valued at 9200 each. The thieves removed the yard ornaments, and investigators request any information leading to recovery.
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