Texas Governor Candidates Campaign Pushes Persist Despite Talks
Senator Ralph Yarborough pledges a clean race in Austin urging public service over smear tactics while Senator William Blakley plans a 20 county swing through East Texas. With two months to the July 26 Democratic Primary, candidates weigh schedules and fundraising as Gov. Price Daniel dedicates a reservoir and Henry Gonzalez remains quiet.
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Yarborough
Democrats of Texas
Austin
United States
Texas
Forther
William Blakley
Abilene
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Don Booker
Orange
Dallas
Joe Irwin
Bellaire
Price Daniel
Carthage
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Coastal Bend
Greenville
Paris
Lamar County
America Joins Group To Study Coffee Market
Washington reports the United States agreed to join an international study group aimed at stabilizing the world coffee market. The talks included representatives from the United States Brazil Mexico and Colombia. The move follows Latin American protests over U S rejection of the International Coffee Organization founded in Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Latin America
Brazil
Mexico
Colombia
International Coffee Organization
Rio de Janeiro
U.S
No Major Upsets Foreseen In Three State Primaries
California Montana and South Dakota hold primaries Tuesday with forecasts of little change in party control. In Alabama a runoff decides control of the State Democratic Executive Committee amid loyalty oath disputes. Indiana details and candidate names are included for knowable races.
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California
Montana
South Dakota
Peespect
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Leyee
U.S. Senate
House
Thomas A. Jenkins
Ohio
Noble J.” Gregory
Senate
William F. Knowland
Pill Gop
Edmund G. Brown
Knowland
Brown
Awete
Goodwin J. Knight
Christophe
Iger
San Francisco
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Leroy H. Anderson
Phil Saunders
Rey Houck
Charles Lacey
Ae Faliy
Saunders
Houck
Ralph Herseth
Democratic Executive Committee
Am Tiodal Democratic Party
West Point Names Top Academic Cadet for 1958 Class
Cadet George W. P. Walker of Brooklyn was announced as the No 1 academic student in the U S Military Academy class of 1958. Walker, 22, will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the armor branch and receive a bachelor of science degree on June 4.
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N.Y
Walker
Armor
Army
Johnson Urges National Rebuilding of U.S. Policy
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged a great national rebuilding of U.S. foreign and domestic policy during a University of Houston commencement address. He warned current courses leave America isolated abroad and called for open search for new ideas, expanded higher education, and broader cultural exchanges.
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Tex
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Texas Democrat
University of Houston
Community of Nations
West
Johnson
America
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Fire Heavily Damages Car Near Odessa
A car driven by C. E. Cassell of Beaumont caught fire on the Crane Highway eight miles south of Odessa, with the entire motor burned. Firemen reported heavy damage to the car. Minor damage occurred in three other fires, including a lumber pile at the Do Drop In Cafe and fence posts at the Cowden Ward place. Lee Rogers of Midland also had slight hood paint and wiring damage to his car.
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Beaumont
Odessa
Cassell
South
Tom Green
Cowden Ward Place
Pegasus Road
Lee Rogers
Midland
Pinky’s Liquor
East Highway 980
Don Rowland Earns First Letter at University of Dallas
Odessa athlete Don Rowland received his first baseball letter at the University of Dallas and also earned a letter in basketball.
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Don Rowland
U of Dallas
Dallas
Odessa
University of Dallas
Rowland
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