South Texas Tops Spinning Contest Draws Crowd
America’s spinning top craze reaches South Texas as Fay and others perform in community centers from Tay to Pub. Local champion Jon Winry from Los Angeles arrives to judge a regional contest with a Disneyland trip and a $1000 college scholarship as prizes. Winters showcases the world’s largest spin top, a heavy tool requiring nine feet of rope. Preliminary contests run at various stations with a final set for February 33.
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Lawmakers Split Over Kennedy Education Package
President Kennedy’s bid to unite education supporters faces GOP resistance in the House while the Senate shows more openness. The plan to bundle elementary to graduate programs into one bill triggers debates on public and private school aid and church-state issues with key figures like Rep. Fetter Frelinghuysen and Sen. Morse weighing in. The package aims for three years of funding though cuts back overall aid, sparking partisan clashes over strategy and scope.
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S A Firm Adjudged Bankrupt in 1962 Reorg
A Texas area firm, filed for corporate reorganization citing assets of about 117 209 and liabilities. Federal Judge Adrian Spears ordered the firm bankrupt after hearings noted insolvency and inability to pay debts. business terminated December 29, 1962 under court order.
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Meet the New Texan in The Art of Texas
The February issue of SHOW Magazine surveys Texas culture from Dallas Fine Arts Museum to Fort Worth sculpture garden. It highlights Texan figures like Van Cliburn Wyeth and Rouault and previews museum and university arts scenes shaping a fresh Texas visual and performing arts identity.
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Penneys Manager Assumes Oklahoma City Post
The former manager of the J C Penney store at Northwest Center becomes manager of the J C Penney department store in Oklahoma City at Mayfair Shopping City. Officials of the Penney Co announced the promotion, noting his rise from salesman in Fort Smith in 1949 to assistant manager in San Antonio and then NW Center store manager in 1960. The company emphasizes internal promotion and profit sharing.
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Texan Faces Auto Charge In County Case
A Texas man was arraigned before U S Commissioner John Banks on interstate motor vehicle theft charges. He allegedly transported a stolen car from Florida into Eva r County and was held on a $1 500 bond after waiving an attorney and entering a plea. The case proceeds as prosecutors pursue charges.
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Acosta Father Fined for Bus Incident at Court
Judge James Tatotla focused on Acosta the father after a boy named Nick Acosta aged 15 received five tickets for related misconduct on a boat trip. The judge fined Acosta $10 for allowing the bus to operate without a lease and dismissed the five tickets against the son.
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Tshombe Warns Congo About Katanga Reintegration
Katanga's Moise Tshombe cautioned the central government on reintegration of Ka anga province. He described Katanga as being in a transitional period and urged cooperation, stating he is here not to destroy but to cooperate.
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Moise Tshombe
Kaanga
Coie Yonalutte
Tshombe
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Teo
40 Years in Mental Hospital
Nave Cox, a 95 year old Black man, will leave the Larned state hospital after 40 years there. He was found mentally incompetent in 192 while awaiting murder trial. Officials say his age and mental deficiency prevent any future court appearance and he will transfer to Osawatomie.
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We Sell Sales We Sell Sales
A brief business note promotes sales services offering to handle selling tasks for clients. The message emphasizes capability to do sales work on behalf of others and invites potential customers to engage.
The San Antonio Light Leads In Name Distribution
The San Antonio Light reports a record reach, delivering more names than all other San Antonio newspapers combined, highlighting its dominant distribution and audience breadth in the city.
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