Money Matters Pushed To Top Of Legislature Agenda
Austin AP reports a crowded legislature agenda centers on money matters and tax plans. House Revenue and Taxation and State Affairs panels set hearings at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. on HB73 and SB83, with electric co op tax considerations and broad tax proposals to be voted. Governor Price and officials push for a sales tax, while sessions address electricity, insurance, and migrant worker regulations.
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Odessa
Austin
Regulizeyers
House
Gthouses
City and Watch
Pricetig
Izens
Daniel
Texas
Blige
House Revenue and Taxation
Ator
Edna Epacey
Wesley Roberts
William Moore
Monale
Bryan
Senate
Farm Action To Test Kennedy In Congress
The Kennedy administration pushes higher price supports for feed grains to test Congress. Aimed at reducing surplus production by withdrawing land from planting and diverting some crops to soybeans, the plan hinges on congressional approval by mid March or risk delaying seed purchases and farm planning across the nation.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Furmers
Congress Ap
Saul Embarross
Stock Exhibit Sets Record in San Antonio Show
The San Antonio Livestock Exposition ended with a record attendance of 276,322 as Sunday’s finale. Top Hat, owned by Ace Hooper of Phanview, was named grand champion Appaloosa in the final judging.
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San Antonio, Tex
An Antonio
Salt Grass Trail Ride Nears End in Houston
AP reports the Salt Grass Trail Ride nears completion as more than 1,000 riders and 71 wagons proceed 90 miles from Brenham to Houston. Riders camp near Hufsmith tonight after leaving Montgomery and another contingent began in Lafayette, Louisiana 220 miles away. The procession leads to the Houston Stock Show parade Wednesday.
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Houston
Brenham
Montgomery
Hufsmith
Lo Fansport
Tot Is Injured In 2 Story Fall
In Houston a two year old boy suffered a fractured skull after his mother dropped him from a second story ledge of a burning wooden apartment house. The mother was saved by firefighters and taken for shock. Her son James White Jr. is in critical condition as fourteen other occupants escaped the blaze.
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Houston. Tex
James White
James White Jr
Helicopters Search For Lyndon Johnsons Missing Plane
Weather and fog hindered search efforts as three National Guard helicopters and ground crews combed the Hill Country around LBJ ranch for the Convair 240 missing with Vice President Lyndon Johnson aboard. Col. Frank Walsh directed operations from Bergstrom Air Force Base while pilots Teague and Williams flew from Austin to the ranch landing strip.
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Lbj Ranch
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
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Johnson's Ranch
Here
Pedernales River
Harold Teague
Charles Williams
Municipal
U.N. Plans Tough Stance Against Congo Terrorists
United Nations officials report readiness to harden action in Congo amid unrest after Lumumba supporters are alleged to be executed in Bakwanga. Dayal cites arrests and possible deportations as clashes flare in Katanga and Kasai provinces. A draft U.N. resolution seeks authorizing force to restore order, likely facing Soviet veto.
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Congo
K-nation Security Council
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Patrice Lumumba
Rajeshwar Dayal
India
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Kasai
Bakwanga
Dayal
Austin
Lake Buchanan
Buchava
Bergstrom
Air Force
UN Lumumba
Katanga
United Arab Republic
Ceylon
Liberia
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hobbs Soldiers to Complete Active Training Soon
Four Hobbs New Mexico soldiers will finish the final phase of six months of active duty training on February 26 under the Reserve Forces Act. They train as tank gunners at Fort Bliss Air Defense School after completing basic at Fort Ord California. All four are 1960 Hobbs High School graduates. Names: Paul D. Monroe William C. Claunch Robert E. Henderson and Cleo Hunter Jr.
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Hobbs
N. M
For Bliss, Tex
Fort Bliss Air Defense School
Hobbs High School
Fort Ord Calif
Paul D. Monroe
Vernon E. Monroe
Gulf
William C. Claunch
William H. Claunch
Starling
Robert E. Henderson
C. B. Henderson
Nort Dalmont
Cleo Hunter Jr
C. C. Hunter
East Mesa
U S Chamber Opposes Hiked Minimum Wage
In Washington and Miami Beach the U S Chamber of Commerce and AFL CIO push opposing views on Kennedy’s wage plan. The chamber argues a $1.25 wage would raise prices and layoffs, while AFL CIO contends a faster rise boosts purchasing power and stimulates weak sectors. Meany signals the labor group will seek stronger anti recession steps.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
Emerson P. Schmidt
Eugene B
Sydnor Jr
Richmond
Walter Reuther
Southern Department
Afl-Cio
Sydnor
Southern Department Stores, Inc
Reuther
IUD
Jacob Clayman
Aflcio
Miami Beach
Afl-Cio Executive Council
George Meany
Congress
Antilitter rule prompts city hall joke in La Mesa
A worried woman asks the La Mesa information clerk how to comply with the new anti litter ordinance. She explains we are expecting puppies, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding of the rule.
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LA Mesa
Calif
Hall of presidents at Miami University namesake question
Oxford Ohio AP notes Miami University has named several buildings after former presidents such as Upham Hall Benton Hall and Hughes Hall Yet it is doubtful a Civil War era president John W Hall will be honored similarly
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University of Ohio
Upham
Benton
Hughes
John W. Hall
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