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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

6

Texas Officials Review New Federal Unemployment Law

In Austin the governor's office and the Texas Employment Commission studied whether Texas can join the federal unemployment pay program. They seek Friday eligibility, citing questions on federal loan use and state credit pledges, with June 19 start and a 24 week cap under state law.

Austin Texas Employment Commission Texas Goldsum TEC Eisenhower The Commission

Meat Imports Likely Rise for U.S. in 1958

Foreign trade reports say the United States may import more meat and cattle in 1958 than last year’s record. Strong U.S. prices attract foreign shipments of meat animals and processed meats. In 1957 the United States was second to Great Britain as a meat importer, and imports are not expected to exceed 1.7 percent of domestic consumption.

Washington United States U.S Great Britain Agriculture Department

Spokane man tests spray gun by ear in risky stunt

Paints Ear. Archie C. Enzler, 45, held a paint spray gun to his ear to test if it worked. An emergency hospital steward and a doctor took turns flushing the paint from his ear after the risky act.

Spokane Wash Archie C. Enzler Enzler

Governor Denies Union Charge Over Mexican Farm Workers

Washington AP farm labor leader H L Mitchell accused California Governor Goodwin Knight of paying a political debt with Mexican workers. Knight called it a miserable fabrication, saying no truth exists. Mitchell alleged a California operator, unable to hire 500 Mexican workers, pressed Knight via a $1,000 contribution to secure workers. Mitchell urged a domestic worker program and Labour Department funding for recruitment and placement.

Washington Goodwin Knight California Knight H. L. Mitchell National Agricultural Workers Union Mitchell House Agriculture U.S Labor Department

Macmillan sees Canadian officials after U S parley

British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Ottawa after talks in Washington with President Eisenhower. He planned discussions with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and External Affairs Minister Sidney Smith on Commonwealth trade, disarmament, and a possible summit with the Soviet Union.

Ottawa Ont UPI Harold Macmillan Washington Macmillan John Diefenbaker Sidney Smith Eisenhower

Proper Levying of Taxes Urged

Gov. Price Daniel urged proper local and state tax collection at the Beaumont Rotary Club to halt centralized government. He warned tax dollars flow to a debt-ridden federal treasury and return as handouts after bureaucrats take their share, reducing local control and service.

Beaumont Tex UPI Price Daniel Daniel

Flood Control Parley Opens in Springfield Illinois

Representatives from 15 states gathered in Springfield to open a Midwest flood control and water resources conference. Officials expected more than 300 delegates with Illinois joined by Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Louisiana. Maxim M. Cohen, general manager of the Chicago Regional Port District, will discuss the St. Lawrence Seaway’s economic impact on the Midwest. The conference runs through Friday.

Springfield Til UPI Illinois Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Indiana Kentucky Ohio Louisiana Maxim M. Cohen Chicago St. Lawrence Seaway Midwest

Woman Waives Robbery Hearing in Birmingham

Kathryn Anderson, 28, waived the preliminary hearing on charges of robbing two savings and loan associations totaling about $3,000. Bond set at 10,000, pending grand jury action. Defense: plea not guilty. waiver follows medical advice to avoid stress.

Birmingham Ala UPI Kathryn Anderson Savings and Loan U.S Louise O. Charlton L. Drew Redden

Britons Parade Military Might On Queen’s Official Birthday

London observers watched a century-spanning display as the armed forces paraded at Horse Guards to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s official birthday. The Scots Guards led Trooping the Colours while 16 delta-wing jet fighters roared over Buckingham Palace. About 300,000 spectators, including U S General Lauris Norstad, attended the ceremony with Prince Philip and the Queen in ceremonial dress. The Queen’s official birth day is set in June for better weather.

London UPI Horse Guards Scots Guards Buckingham Palace Whitehall U. S. Air Force Lauris Norstad Europe Household Cavalry Guards Britain Prince Philip

Lights out at Owl n Turtle sparks candlelit dinner

About 25 delegates to the electrical contractors convention in San Francisco were forced to finish dinner by candle light at the Owl n Turtle restaurant when the power went out midmeal.

San Francisco UPI Electrical Contractors Convention Owl ’N’ Turtle

Texans Near End Of Army Training

The 90th Infantry Division of the Army Reserve from Texas nears the end of its first week at Fort Polk Louisiana. About 5,000 Texas citizen-soldiers have fired pistol rifle and mortar and practiced bayonets and bridge work while tank crews prepare 90mm cannon firings. Maj Gen Robert Gard led the inspection. Cadet colonels Saucedox and Maldonado head ROTC units in San Antonio high schools. The division spans 42 Texas cities and ends summer encampment June 21.

Fort Polk 90Th Infantry Division Army Reserve Louisiana 359Th Infantry 315Th Engineer San Antonio 90Th Robert Gard WS. Army Corps Austin 357Th Infantry Regiment Carlos Saucedox Rodolfo Maldonado Texas

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