UT Receives War Veteran Littlefield Papers and Legacy
The University of Texas announced the acquisition of 32000 personal papers from George W Littlefield a Mississippi native and Texas regent who died in 1920 at 78. His gifts exceeded 2 million dollars to the university founded Littlefield Texas towns and the XIT ranch portion. The collection includes a Littlefield autobiography a canceled check to the university for purchase of the Wrenn Library and a dormitory named after him.
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Austin
Uni
Mississippi
Iviiversity
Texas
Littlefield
George W
Tascosa
South Plains
W. W. Heath
Yellow House Ranch
University
Southern of Regents
Uni- Littlefield
Wrenn Library
p+ university
Ani Fourtain
Reversity
Board of Regents
West German official challenges Nazi war crime extension
West German Justice Minister Ewald Bucher said extending the statute of limitations on Nazi war crimes is illegal. He urged district attorneys to file charges before May 8, 196, to ensure prosecutions proceed before the 20 year limit expires, highlighting remaining unpunished killers.
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Bonn
UPI
Ewald Bucher
Bucher
Ris
Malnutrition Linked To Stunted Adult Health in Peru
Peruvian nutrition experts report that malnourished children who survive often become stunted adults. Early weaning and lack of nutritious substitutes for human milk, especially cows' milk, drive the problem. The finding stems from an international conference on preschool malnutrition in Washington.
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Waliington
Peru
National Academy of Sciences
George C. Graham
Angel Cordano
Juan M. Baertz
Enique Morales
Lima
Ace
Mexico
Chile
Bank Holdup Case Faces Sentences In L A Federal Court
Five of the six defendants in the North Hill National Bank robbery near San Antonio on Oct 15 face federal sentencing next Tuesday. Billie Rex Pickett pleaded guilty to taking $28,922 with four co defendants. Thomas Briggs arrived on a stretcher and pleaded not guilty to all counts, as did James Brown and Tammy Naljas, with Jerry Don Stewart also charged. Briggs, disabled with a broken hip, was injured fleeing police. Final trial dates for Briggs, Brown, and Stewart will be set soon.
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San Antonio
Billie Rex Pickett
Saltillo
Tex
North Hill National Bank
Pickett
Thomas N. Briggs
Dallas
Bexar County
Briggs
James Brown
Tammy
Nal Jas
Jerry Don Stewart
Wolfe City
Tommy Brown
U.S
Bath
H Twken
Tyoth
Stewart
Tinal
Jalune Heights High School
Spears
Tina
Carrs Opinion: corpses not property or commodity
An official opinion from Horace Soule of the Texas Railroad Commissions Transportation Division states that dead human bodies are not property or commodities under motor carrier statutes. The memo, sought by San Antonio funeral directors, reviewed authorities to determine if shipments of bodies between Texas cities require permits.
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Waggoner Carr
Slave Railroad Commission
Mator Tranportation
Horace Soule
Commission
S.A
Soule
Res Quest
SAC Launches Tilan 7 ICBM Test From Vandenberg
An Air Force SAC crew launched a Tilan 7 intercontinental ballistic missile at Vandenberg AFB California as part of a test exercise. The Tilan 7 is being phased out with a cutoff date set for June 20 1965.
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Vandenberg Afb
Calif
UPI
Air Force Strategic Air Command
SAC
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