Clean Bill Of Health For Walter Suttle Chief Of Police
Walter Suttle, city police chief, received a unanimous vote of confidence from the city council in a hurried afternoon meeting after a petition with about 100 signatures urged an investigation into his character. The council announced the inquiry found nothing harmful and deemed him capable and fit.
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Scurry Wildcat Completes Mississippian Discovery No. 1 Laws
Ole Superior Oil Co and Intex Co report a Mississippian discovery at No. 1 Eva F Laws wildcat in extreme northwest Scurry County. Early tests show 159.5 barrels oil in 24 hours at 8,186 to 8,245 feet. further details incomplete. The Well lies near Fluvanna field and within several miles of Superior’s No. 6597 Jones.
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Harry Says He Will Stay Out Of Campaign
A friend of both President Truman and Adlai Stevenson says Truman told Stevenson he would stay in the background for political reasons. The strategist notes Truman hopes his policies endure and fears a Republican victory could alter major Truman policies.
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Last Of Waco Wreck Victims Is Identified
WACO Aug 14 Salvador Salvana Lugo Mexican football coach may be the last of the 28 victims in the early morning bus crash near Waco. Officials from Instituto Technologico de Monterrey report Lugo has been missing since Aug 2 en route to Fort Worth for the Texas High School Coaching School. Dental charts and family members travel to Waco to aid identification. If confirmed, identification completes the tragedy’s tally.
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Eden Weds Churchill Kin In Civil Ceremony In London
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden married his boss's niece Claris Churchill in a brief civil ceremony in London. Prime Minister Winston Churchill acted as a witness, linking Eden to the Churchill family amid a second marriage for Eden and a first for the bride. The wedding avoided the Church of England due to Eden's divorce.
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China Seeks Extradition of General Pang Tsu Mow
In a Mexico City case, Nationalist China hires a former Mexican president to recover alleged arms funds from Lt. Gen. Pang Tsu Mow. Mow, once head of a Washington air force purchasing mission, is accused of improperly abstracting documents and defrauding the government of more than five million dollars. Also jailed are his American secretary Agnes Kelley and two associates. Portes Gil represents the Chinese embassy in pressing the extradition bid.
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Daniel Seeks Stevenson Views on Tidelands Question
Atty Gen Price Daniel joins Gov Shivers in asking Adlai Stevenson for views on tidelands ownership. Daniel urges state ownership, cites Illinois Lake Michigan claim, and notes potential lawsuits across other coastal states. GOP districts show limited opposition to incumbents as conventions progress.
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Greeks and Bulgarians Renew Border Fire
A new outbreak of shooting is reported today along the tense Greek Bulgarian border with exchanges of fire near disputed areas. Both sides reinforce troops as tensions rise in the region.
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Cooler Temperatures Bring Highs Near One Hundred
Yesterday cooler conditions lowered the high to 99 degrees. Weather observer Mrs. D P Strayhorn reported a last night low of 74 and a 7 30 am reading of 177 degrees.
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Absentee Votes Count Climbs Before Aug. 23 Primary
Absentee voting for the August 23 primary reached 48 by noon, according to county clerk Pat Johnston. Johnston said 50 additional ballots remain outstanding.
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Marines Hold Bunker Hill After Fierce Red Attacks
In Western Korea Marines repelled two hard assaults on Bunker Hill as clashes intensified. U.N. briefers report heavy Communist casualties with dead near the hill four miles east of Panmunjom. Allied airstrikes knocked out bunkers and gun positions. Marines endured shelling from Siberia Hill and an enemy concentration north of Samdong.
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Tax future hinges on new president and Congress
Washington faces a five billion dollar tax decision after the oath as taxes are set to fall unless the 83rd Congress acts. With looming cuts in individual income taxes and excise levies, the new president must submit recommendations quickly to influence a lengthy tax bill process.
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First Loan Of Year Made By City Tuesday
The city government borrowed its first funds of the year on Tuesday August 12 totaling $20 000 city secretary Mrs Clara Jones announced. Parking meter receipts fines and other income to the general fund reduced red ink and officials expect no further borrowing for the year Taxes become payable October 1 with a 3 percent discount for early payment and last year the city borrowed about $58000 to cover deficits.
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Stevenson Urges States to Halt Growing Federal Power
In his first major speech since nomination Adlai Stevenson urged all 48 states to provide good government at home to stop the tidal wave of centralized power toward Washington. He argued states must perform functions not needed in D C and defended Illinois record while criticizing Hoover and Eisenhower.
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Weather summary for West Texas and Panhandle regions
Weather outlook describes clear to partly cloudy skies across West and East Texas with limited temperature change. Thunderstorms are possible in the Panhandle Plains and west of the Pecos on Thursday afternoon and evening, while coastal areas face moderate to locally fresh southerly winds.
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Polio Drug From Mexico Considered For Houston Patient
A Mexican approved polio treatment was discussed for Barry Bishop Jr., son of the U S Embassy press attache in Mexico City, who is critically ill in a Houston hospital. Doctors weighed safety and efficacy with Dr Bunting noting limited options while Dr Dren cabel offered a possible course of treatment for trials.
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Mexico City
Barry Bishop Jr
Washington
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