Coed Bid Stirs New A&M Row
College Station Texas VP Boyd Metts a Aggie freshman who formed a group to study coeducation was hospitalized after inhaling fumes from an am moti bomb thrown into his room. He was released to finish exams but to return later. The student senate voted 11 5 to seek the editor of the Battalion's ouster for favoring coeducation. Another bomb was thrown at Metts room but he survived. The senate urged the publication board to demand Timedels resignation. The row ties to coaching search shadows Bear Bryant exit and Daily Eagle Bryan supports coeducation.
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Aggie
Texas A&m
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Battalion
Joe ‘Tins del
Athens
Students Publication Board
Tinedel
A&m
Bear Bryant
Daily’ Eagle
Bryan
Area tops nation in heat as Long Beach council approves oil deal
Southern California cities led a heat ranking with Long Beach and Los Angeles among top contenders while a Long Beach oil contract amendment passed by unanimous vote. The measure ups water injection capacity at the tide land field from 20 000 to 180 000 barrels daily after Harbor Commission request and prior council tentative approval. In a related matter a school program featured a concert by the Municipal Band as first graders perform in the auditorium. The five day forecast from the Weather Bureau calls for continuing below normal temperatures with no rain or snow expected.
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Long Beach
Marsha Harrison
Lee Kennedy
Patricia Bird
Richard la Belle
Long Head
Lee School
Mare
Cqunnknan
Spood
Ernest Webecke
W. L. Horner
Allj
Charles
Payne
Enright
Santa Ana
San Gabdrie
Burbank
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
U.S. Weather Bureau
Iyear
California
Redding
Bakersfield
Essex carrier damaged by fire at sea
NORFOLK Va The air craft carrier Essex was damaged by fire at sea the Navy said today The blaze broke out Thursday when an aircraft lost its right wheel on landing and skidded into other aircraft on the flight deck Six persons were hurt and 11 aircraft were damaged Names were not immediately available.
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Norfolk
Essex
Board of Harbor Commissioners subsidy relief program urged
Councilman Charles M. Garri urged the Board of Harbor Commissioners to use its full authority to direct this program for subsidence relief. Continued on Page A-4 Col 1.
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Board of Harbor’ Commissioners
Charles M. Garri
Kingfish's Luck May Void Trial in Los Angeles
The 70 year old Amos and Andy Kingfish actor Harry R Moore was ordered held for trial on his wife Vivian Moores assault with a deadly weapon complaint. The couple appeared at a municipal hearing arm in arm seeking to dismiss the case as his wife testified that a roast beef dispute led to a pistol shot. Moore remained free without bail awaiting Superior Court arraignment on Jan 30. Prosecution and defense planned a conference on the mothers request to drop the matter.
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Los Angeles
Amos’ ’N' Andy
Tris
Harry R. Moore
Ope
Vivian
Weather Outlook for Saturday Clear and Mild
Weather bulletin notes variable clouds but generally clear through Saturday with little temperature change. Rain probability remains under 10 percent, offering a dry weekend outlook for most areas.
Douglas urges faster missile work amid funding woes
Donald W. Douglas Sr. of Douglas Aircraft urged more guts and less gobbledegook to speed U S missiles including Zeus and Thor. He told the Senate Preparedness subcommittee only a small fraction of needed funds have been provided and noted delays in production orders after test firings.
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Washington
U.S
Donald W. Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Douglas
Permay
Actress Sarah Churchill Pleads Guilty In Malibu Court
Actress Sarah Churchill pleaded guilty Thursday to drunken driving charges in Malibu Court and was fined $50. The note appears in the paper's notices sections including Page B-1 and Page A-7 with various other listings across sections.
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Sarah Churchill
Malibu
Coal Mine Caves In Trapping Four Men
SPRING CANYON Utah A mine cave trapped four men early today with rescuers unsure if any survived. Names identified include Keith Anderson Dean Neilson Garcia and Cecello Garcia, all from Spring Canyon area, with several relatives noted nearby as the search continued.
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Gay Lauer
Alive
Jordan High School
Long
Beach City College
Wiliam Loughearth
Pee Monroy Ave
Spring Canyon Coal Co
George Tetzloff
St. Louis Ave
Keith Anderson
Defense Department
William Daniels
Southland
Dean Neilson
Cecello
Garcia
Tetzloff
Navy Hears Faint SOS From Missing Weather Plane
Navy stations in Guam Hawaii and Japan picked up faint three signals near the Typhoon Ophelia area indicating the missing B50 weather reconnaissance bomber may be in distress. The plane with 10 crewmen including Lt Albert Lauer Jr and Sgt Kenneth L Tetz Jr vanished Tuesday 600 miles north of Guam after heading into the typhoon center. Search forces from Guam include the Superconstellation from Hickam Field and the destroyer escort Moore.
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U.S
Long Beach Area
Btas
Albert Lauer Jr
Bertha Lauer
Orange Ave
Pico
Engieer
Kenneth L. Tetz
Joft
Anné Tetz
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Japan
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Awaii
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Hickam Field
Hawaii
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