Texas animal health policy shifts on imported spayed heifers
The Texas Animal Health Commission reversed its policy and voted to inspect spayed heifers imported from Mexico. Lubbock received a 218,972 dollar child development grant and Laredo 71,894 for a migrant rural action demonstration project. The Texas Turkey Federation petitions Agriculture Commissioner John C. White for a May 21 hearing on a statewide referendum for self assessment to promote research promotion and consumer education.
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U.S. Troops Face Heavy Fire in Cambodia and Vietnam
Reports from multiple fronts detail 5 American KIA and 44 wounded as U S forces of the 25th Division near Tay Ninh and inside Cambodia come under fierce North Vietnamese fire. In Cambodia another front, the 4th Infantry Division sustains 2 killed and 5 wounded after uncovering a large munitions stockpile. Additional incidents include Viet Cong attacks on South Korean sailors, a grenade strike on a U S billet, and eight U S soldiers killed with eight wounded in a booby trapped artillery blast southeast of Da Nang.
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Student Strikes Across Nation Prompt Air Pollution Protest
Washington announced antiwar demonstrations at 22 military bases this weekend and 43 installations joining in. In New York City, 300 workers and 300 students met to discuss a general strike for immediate withdrawal from Southeast Asia.
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Washington News Roundup Highlights Draft Deferments and Policy Shifts
Senior and undergraduate students with deferred graduations can finish school within a reasonable time without jeopardizing their draft deferments. Nixon reappoints the Tea Experts board after a push to raise tea import taxes to fund tastings. The House approves 500 million for water and sewer lines, triple the administration request, amid a 17.3 billion omnibus measure. Curtis Tarr, the new draft director, says Cambodia campaign has tightened his job.
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Hospital News May 1960 Pecos Shows Newbirths and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Estella Munoz Sun day Maria Estrada Rosa Belle Cooksey and Fed Doyle. Dismissals include Hortensia Jaramillo Debra Parks Mary Domingoquez Virginia Nova and baby. Births: a baby boy to Jose Monoz Pecos May 6 and a baby girl to Joe Vasquez Pecos May 8. The sun is 400000 times brighter than the full moon.
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