37 Violent Deaths Across Texas Weekend Report
The Associated Press notes 37 violent deaths across Texas over the weekend, with 10 drownings and multiple deaths from shootings stabbings and accidents. Notable fatalities include Ruby Garner a long time Odem teacher killed by a car near San Antonio, and Edward Kelly a 23 year old stabbed in San Antonio.
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Associated Press
Texas
Ruby Garner
Odem
San Antonio
David Hawthorne
Harlingen
Hawthorne
Shirley Hawthorne
Edward Kelly
W. B. Kelly
Abilene
Brownsville
Luis Castorena
Alfonso Castorena
Shrimp Imports Spur Senate Targeted Quota Bill
Sen. Ralph Yarborough of Texas promotes a country by country quota plan to shield U S shrimpers from a surge of imports. The measure would set quotas on imports, with duty free within the limit and tariffs on any excess, aiming to stabilize both domestic and Latin American markets.
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Dallas
U.S
Ralph Yarborlough
D-Tex
Asia
United States Tariff Commission
New Moon Forecast Elevates Gemini in Transportation Focus
Daily Guide notes the New Moon in Gemini will heighten interest and tensions in transportation and communication this week. It warns of possible accidents, delays in starting new projects, and advises planning behind the scenes for a strong start tomorrow and Wednesday. Happy Birthday Gemini.
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Gemini
U.S
UNI
Shome
Laster Calling In Telephone Directory Ad Copy
An old ad copy urges faster long distance dialing by number and directs readers to the telephone directory for full details. It promotes cutting waiting time on the line and calls by numbers rather than city names. The message reflects mid century telecom marketing language.
Hearing Opens On Low Price Of Tomatoes
A McAllen hearing opened by the House Small Business Committee seeks why Rio Grande Valley tomato growers receive 14 to 2 cents per pound while tomatoes sell up to 40 cents at retail. The panel, chaired by Reps. Tom Steed and William McCulloch, will hear about 25 witnesses in one day and probe consolidation in buying and distribution. Congressmen Jim Wright and Joe Kilgore will observe.
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UPI
McAlle
Rio Grande
Brooks Robertson
Washington
House
Small Business Committee
Tom Steed
D-Okla
William McCulloch
Ohio
Steed
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Joe Kilgore
Russians Fill Science Post
Konstantin N Rudnev appointed to the Soviet Union top scientific planning job after the death of Mikhail Khrunichev. He becomes chief of the space program, chairman of the State Committee for Coordination of Scientific Research, and deputy premier. Khrunichev died June 1. Rudnev formerly chaired the Defense Technique committee since 1958. Details of his background were not available.
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Konstantin N. Rudnev
Soviet Union
Mikhail Khrunichev
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Rudnev
Khrunichev
Church Pays Rent With A Red Rose
In Manheim the Zion Lutheran Church gave symbolic rent as a single red rose during the 68th Feast of Roses. The gesture honored Baron William Stigel who donated the church site in 1772. Mrs. Don Shettel of Harrisburg represented the Stigel heirs and presented the rose to Sen. Hugh Scott.
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Manheim
William Stigel
Don Shettel
Harrisburg
Stigel
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Negative Thinking To Stamp Out Folk Music
A satirical column argues for an undercover campaign against folk singing in America. It mocks folk ballads and whimsy, outlining a parodic identification system and steps toward a phobia, ending with an invitation to join the cause.
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Washington
UPI
America
Iome
Tacturnia
Shooting Death Ruled Accident at Fort Worth
A Fort Worth justice of the peace ruled Donald Eugene Bates a 24 year old TCU student and Alsco Corp night watchman was accidentally shot Friday night. Bates died from face and stomach wounds near his shack where a .22 rifle and pistol were found. Justice W H Wooldridge delivered the verdict.
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UPI
Justice of the Peace
Donald Eugene Bates
TCU
Bates
Alsco Corp
South Fort Worth
W. H. Wooldridge
Wilson's Wife Named Secretary at Wellesley Alumnae
Mrs. Will Wilson wife of Texas attorney general was elected secretary of the national Wellesley College Alumnae Association at its 81st annual meeting on the campus. Her three year term begins July 1. She previously led the Austin Wellesley Club and interviewed prospective Central Texas students.
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Wellesley. Mass
UPI
Will Wilson
Texas
National Wellesley College
Bikinis Banned on Portugal Beaches
The government of Portugal banned bikinis on beaches and warned women buying swimsuits to avoid squeezing into too small a size, signaling tighter controls on beach attire and modesty standards.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Television Slate Listings By Channel Day
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Danny Thomas
Andy Grifith
Hennesey
Manhum
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