Cameron rebuilt after Hurricane Audrey with new warning system
Kenneth L. Dixon recalls Cameron Parish's recovery one year after Audrey. Sheriff O. B. Carter explains that nearly all survivors returned, helped by nationwide aid from Red Cross, Salvation Army, unions, churches, and civic groups. Cameron is rebuilt stronger with a foolproof hurricane warning system.
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Post Labor Upsurge Seen Moderate Next 6 Months
AP analysis notes a modest upturn in the economy over the next six months driven by government and defense spending and rising wages for public workers steel and aluminum sectors and auto industries. A stronger upswing hinges on business restocking inventories and expanding plant and equipment amid cautious consumer spending.
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33 Year Fugitive Granted Full Pardon
William Hutto, a 33 year fugitive, was granted a full pardon by Gov. Price Daniel. He escaped a 1924 rape conviction after a year served, lived as an auto salesman, and never returned to prison. Hut to release from Huntsville State Prison was expected today.
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Florida Bill In Hopper
A proposed Florida bill aims to fund at least 2 000 more hospital beds for disabled veterans, detailing facility expansions and related priorities. The measure moves through the hopper as advocates press for rapid action.
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