Texas governor race heats up with stretch drives
In Austin on Saturday ten candidates rattled through busy campaign roades eight weeks before the Texas primary. Ralph Yarborough led a rally as other contenders including Reuben Sosa and John Johnson rolled out plans across the state from Borger to Corpus Christi to Beaumont. News mentions proposals on veterans benefits, old age pensions, narcotics penalties, and payroll talks, with several declarations of campaign schedules and multiple cities listed.
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Ph Fiow Ben Ramsey
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Alice Kingsville
Oraneve
Beaumont
So Johnson
Ratases
Paris
John Lee Smith
Lubbock
Supreme Court
Will Watson
Tullescale
Wilson
John Ben Shepperd
Wace Mebetnan
Attornes
Building Named For Newspaperman
The Rio CEO January Saint Peter one Bragian Press Association reports the anniversary of the newspaper honoring Moses, popularly known as Brazil, by naming its building after him. Moses is a journalist, lawyer, and businessman who also serves as treasurer of O Global.
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Bragian Press Association
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Moses
Brazil
O Globa
First In Texas Harlingen Fast City for Long Distance Calls
Harlingen Texas claims status as a fast city enabling telephone users to drag long distance numbers to multiple points nationwide from Boston Massachusetts to Santa Monica California, highlighting rapid dialing capabilities. The move aims to streamline connections across the United States.
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United States
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Wiass
Santa Monia
Calif
Compromise on Highway Fund Likely in Congress
Congressional sources predict a logical compromise on dividing 825 billion in proposed highway funds among states. Conferees will iron out Senate and House differences next week using a mixed approach with state needs and population factors and a new needs survey by the commerce secretary.
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United Press
House Intinay
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Seoul Youth Found Dead After Overdose Note
In Seoul Korea on June 2 Po On Tae Sil 22 was found dead at home from an overdose of sleeping pills. He left a note saying he hopes his death teaches his sister in law to be kind to their mother.
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Seoul
Korea
Tae Sil
Prying Soviet Clerk Returns Home
Vladimir Mikheev a 2 year old Soviet clerk in Washington quietly left for Russia with his wife. An official embassy report says he is going home and officials doubt he will return, despite no action by the State Department. Three government employees reported last month he sought military history information. Some said the data did not seem secret.
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Vladimir Petrovich Mikheev
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Russia
Gudchi
State Department
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Vilhees
U.S
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