Dallas Campaigns fuel Texas Democratic rifts
A fray within Texas Democrats centers on the DOT faction led by Gov. O Daniel and judge Purcell with calls for legal action if DOT gains power. Daniel critics warn of mass party defections, while Gonzalez opens a San Antonio gubernatorial bid. Yarborough campaigns in Galveston, and Republicans plan a post‑Dallas tour with Blakley, Whittenberg, and Mayer targeting major cities.
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Graham ‘Purcell
Wichita Falls
Court of Criminal Appeals
Daniel
Texas
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Democrats
Dallas
Republican Party
Gonzalez
Sen
Henry
San Antonio
University of Texas
Austin
Yarborough
Galveston
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Blakley
U. S
Roy “Whittenberg
Amarillo
Ed Mayer
Sonora
Sthel Gop
Whittenburg
U.S
and Mayer
Worth
Midland
Houston
Nightly armored car service eyed for city money drops
City officials consider a nightly armored car pickup for cash collected at Corporation Court No 1 after a May 31 theft of 404 from a cash register. Assistant City Manager Jack Shelley noted the case near the court stairs and said a safe purchase may replace the current plan, pending an internal auditor's review of funds handling.
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Court
Asst
Jack Shelley
Corporation Court No. 1
Shelley
Finance’ Department
Record Set ALS A College Largest Summer Enrollment
San Antonio college announced its largest summer enrollment. Dean Clyde R. Nail reported 1013 day division students enrolled by Saturday with total expected near 1200 by Monday end. Evening division reached 1300 with registration extending through Friday.
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San Antonio College
Clyde R. Nail
Art Institute Teems With Teen Course at SA Institute
Guy Parrish art instructor at Alamo Heights Junior High will teach a six week summer course at the San Antonio Art Institute. Teen classes start Tuesday with creative painting black and white drawing and water color. Sessions run 9 to 12 each Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday morning. Parrish is UT graduate and has taught at Alamo Heights for five years.
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Guy’ Parrish
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
San Antonio Man Given Three Months To Mend Habits After Speeding Habit
Allen Monroe Russell, 35, of 303 Kashmuti, had his commercial license suspended for three months after eight speeding violations. Corporation Court Judge James Gillespie confirmed the penalty after agreement between defense counsel and Patrolman Max Parker of the state Department of Public Safety. Russell was charged as a habitual violator of traffic laws.
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San Antonio
Tcense
Allen Monroe Russell
Kashmuti
James “Gillespie
Max jParker
Department of Public Safety
Russell
Screen writer Viertel denies enticing Kerr away
In Vienna on June 9 1958 Peter Viertel denied accusations of enticing star Deborah Kerr away from her husband Kerr and Yul Brynner. Kerr unavailable for comment. The British actor Anthony Bartley had filed enticement charges, claiming calls to safeguard his marriage while Kerr and her two children were involved. The case involves court words and a London court proceeding.
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Peter , Viertel
Desborah Kerr
Sa Eraree Pany
Bartley
Anthony Bartley
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Miss Kerr
Hijacking Trial Delayed for Kenneth Holmes in Louisville
The trial of Kenneth Holmes, son of a Louisville police officer, was postponed until Monday in Criminal District Court No 2. Holmes is accused of hijacking the ANA Credit Corp at 222 College Street on March 5, taking cash at pistol point from manager Harry Ingersoll.
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Kenneth Holmes
Louisville, Ky
Holmes
ANA Credit ‘Corp
College
Harry Ingersoll
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