Jaycees Name Cooper New Leader at Colorado Springs Meet
In Colorado Springs on June 1, the Jaycees elected Clifford Cooper of Texas as their thirtieth president amid much praise. Cooper won with strong Texas support as the Texas Jaycees backed him for national leadership. The event highlighted state programs including prison reform modernization as a top statewide project with wide chapter participation.
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Texas Guard Camp Report Broadcast On KABC Tonight
A radio broadcast from Camp Hoad details Texas National Guard training at the camp. Ken McClure of KABC will relay the transcribed encampment events at 8 30 p m on the Texas State Network. News water coverage notes the program spotlights active training.
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Happy Highway Open Road Take It Easy
A breezy, nonchalant tour describes an interregional highway with four lanes, white onramps and black offramps. It depicts bridges, pedestrian crossings, safety fences, cables under bridges, and cantilever awnings for bus patrons, touting a “heavenly” highway with little parking and warnings for picnickers.
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Oil Imports Seen Hurting Independent Oil Operators
Fred W. Shield of the Independent Petroleum Assn says oil imports by large companies hurt independents. He cites Holman of Standard Oil of New Jersey claiming imports would fall, yet figures show increases through April. Shield notes domestic rules target only locals, not foreign producers, disadvantaging independents.
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Standard Oil Co
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Burma Oil Town Retaken by Government Forces
RANGOON June 11 government troops say they retook Yenjangyaung Burma's biggest oil town. Rebels had lined up a touring cinema from Burmah Oil and shot its members before being driven out. Two film unit members were killed and three seriously wounded.
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Co ed fails to describe killer in Boulder creek slaying
Doris Weaver, 19, told a coroner she could not identify the man who fatally struck Ray Spore, 19, and dumped him in Boulder creek near the campus. Autopsy linked Spore’s death to head wounds and drowning amid parallels to Theresa Foster’s earlier murder. a suspect was convicted last month of second degree murder in that case.
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Green Radio Forum Set at 4130 P KONO Details
The Green Radio Topic forum at 4130 P KONO gathers voters league leaders city attorney Angus Cockrell hospital board chair Ernie Pipes Trinity University official Lovely and others. Moderator will be Lovely with questions answered during the program featuring speakers from The Robert B Green on the June sorum.
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Ernie. Pipes
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