Trial Delay Sought in Chamber Suit Over Coop Membership
Four Texas electric cooperatives Guadalupe Valley Karnes and Jackson seek to restore membership in the 42 county South Texas Chamber of Commerce. The suit challenges renewal refusals affecting 14 cooperatives and requests delay so witnesses can testify on chamber aims and membership rules.
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Altoreys
Vie Routh
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Williams
Cleeline
Williams
Guadalupe, Valley
Karnes
Jackson
E. Nix
The
Tedy
Nico Wells
Chamber
Homas Withessen
Weiss
Nix
Clyde Ellis
General Managee
Nar Hone Rural Electric Cooperatives
Ellis
Tom Beavley
Hillis
South ‘Texas
Chamber of Cor Mene
Kennedy Sr Makes Slow Remarkable Recovery Progress
Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the President, who suffered a paralyzing stroke a year ago, is reported making continuing gains in a slow, gradual recovery. He may even resume his role as family greeter when the President returns from the Bahamas for a Christmas family gathering.
Juries Hear 2 733 Cases in 1962 Bexar County Grand Juries
Bexar County grand juries considered 2,733 cases in 1962 the most in any year. Most cases were filed in November and December with panels convening for 1963. Garcia thanked criminal district judges Onion Jr Arch Brown and assistants for presenting cases to juries during the year.
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Bexar County
Hirst
Hippe” Garcia
Jlo
Garela
Criminal District
Adn
Onion Jr
Acchie Brown
Asst. Dist
Atlv
Howard Walker
Surplus-Fed Needy Doubled Report Highlights Aid Rise
A government report shows the number of people receiving surplus food aid doubled from 1980 levels. About 1.1 million recipients now rely on the program, compared with 12 million earlier in 1980.
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Washington
Sander
Ageocy
Tisenhower
Misnomer Holdover Name Triggers Violent Jail Incident
A chaotic scene unfolds as Robert Dawson resists arrest at a county jail holdover, requiring six deputies to subdue him. He allegedly lunges at a deputy, breaks an electric kick, and is later placed in a rear cell after a tense struggle. The report notes his stated displeasure with incarceration.
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Cky
Robert
Dawson
Gix-fonl
Jovovich
Playboy Club Denied License Over Bunny Attire Policy
New York officials rejected the Playboy Club mid Manhattan license request citing that bunnies and provocative acts do not fit the city’s standards. License commissioner Bernard OConnell ruled dancing and entertainment prohibited despite the venue already holding a liquor license. The Playboy clubs, owned by Hugh Hefner, feature scantily clad waitresses in bunny costumes.
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New York
Playboy Club
Manhattan
Bernard “J. O'Connell
O'Connell
Playboy
Hugh M. Uoliner
Playboy Maga
Trafalgar's Tree Arrives in Osla for Christmas
Trafalgar Square’s bi annual Christmas tree finally arrived at the Norwegian Freighter Base after a day’s delay in heavy fog. A yearly gift from the people of Oslo marks the festive season and strengthens ties between nations.
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Losvoon
UPL
Rafalgar
Square
Noryegian Freigier
Osla
Fragmentary notice on hiring a yard man and staff requests
The readable text shows a garbled ad seeking a yard man and staff with vague references to duties. It mentions about serving and directing prospects, but specifics are unreadable.
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Nogolitos
Hackberry
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Santa
Sears Toytown
Glaus
Mi Inwle
Allstate International
Barbie
Les
Mercedes Benz
Seeling
al Stan
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