US UN vote on Taiwan creates mixed reactions
The United States faced mixed reaction after the UN expelled Taiwan and seated the People's Republic of China. Allies opposed the move, signaling a shift in respect for the U.S. The piece also covers bilingual signs on the Texas Mexico border, Texas redistricting, and comments from local lawmakers Jones and Calhoun. It notes Oscar Monnig's update on the Breckenridge fireball event and possible meteorite falls.
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United Nations
Taiwan
Red China
Peoples Republic of China
United Kingdom
Canada
France
Denmark
Sweden
Mexico
Italy
Ireland
Belgium
United States
Has Hope for Old Domino Players in Modern Sports World
In a humorous letter, J A notes aging athletes in football and chess, cites Bobby Fischer and Johnny Unitas as peak ages, then finds optimism in ball bearing dominoes that reduce exertion. The piece muses about extending playing days and asks if editors pursue similar aids.
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Johnson Grass
Paint Creek
International News
Reporter-News
Bob Lily
Dallas Cowboys
Johnny Unitas
Washington Redskins
Bobby Fischer
U. S
Tigran Petrosian
Soviet Union
Petrosian
Fischer
Congress
Austin Highlights: Public Welfare Costs and Labor-Business Goals
Budget experts say a welfare reform bill from the U S House would add 750 000 to aid rolls raise costs by 153 4 million and add 170 9 million in medical aid Labor and business groups outline political priorities and call for reform of labor laws while lawmakers consider speaker candidates reapportionment suits and state budget steps Public Employees Association seeks a 10 2 percent pay raise as tourism development and state planning receive national recognition
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Texas Public Welfare Board
U. S. House of Representatives
Bill Boykin
Texas Press Association
Austin — Organized Labor
Houston
Texas
Texas Industry
Texas Manufacturers Association
John Tower
Richard Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Irving Shapiro
E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co
TMA
Tower
Commission On
Texas Public Employees Association
Stolen Bonds Found in Harmon Park After Break-In
Bonds totaling about 5100 were stolen from Mrs. J J Kell’s home Saturday night and found in Harmon Park Sunday morning. The house showed no signs of tampering except for the safe. entry likely through a padlocked back door. Booster club and football players viewed game films at the high school auditorium Monday night. Stamford Public Schools faced excess absenteeism costing about 15000 for five teachers this year. Stamford High band and pep leaders attended Midwestern University Homecoming in Wichita Falls Saturday. J M McDonald Co invites locals to a Get-acquainted event as the store redecorates. Barren Lindsey Electric Service moves to 208 E Hamilton, redecorating the former Gilbert Bakery site. Jones County 4-H Clubs plan National 4-H Achievement Week events with a noon program on Wednesday Nov 7.
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Stamford American
J. J Kell
Harmon Park
Hell
Stamford
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Lindsey Electric Service
E. Hamilton
W. McHarg
Gilbert Bakery
Jones County
Bill Lemberg
Stamford Bulldogs Face Haskell In District Showdown
In Stamford, the Bulldogs must beat Haskell Friday to stay in the district race after a 14 7 loss to Anson. A win could spark a district scramble while a loss ends Stamford’s title hopes. Also noted are Halloween curfew enforcement and six juvenile arrests. Roland Kelley and W T Stovall join a civic leaders tour of Army air defense facilities Nov 28 to Dec 1, visiting Fort Bliss Me Gregor, White Sands Missile Range NM, and Colorado Springs Colo. Texas law to take effect Nov 6 bans sales on Sundays or Wednesdays, affecting both large discount houses and local merchants.
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Stamford
Haskell
Anson
B. Q. Cooper
Roland Kelley
W. T. Stovall
Army Air Defense
Fort Bliss
Me.Gregor
White Sands Missile Range
N. M
Colorado Springs
Colo. Texas
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U.S
Blessing In Disguise
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
Laredo
Shine
House of Representatives
Senate
Taylor County
Abilene
Nolan
Mitchell
Fisher
Jones Counties
Grant Jones
Frank Calhoun
Jones
Calhoun
Waco
David Ratliff
Oscar Monnig
Fort Worth
Breckenridge
J. A
Austin
Jim Nugent
Kerrville
Gus Mutscher
House
Mutscher
Rayford Price
Palestine
San Antonio
Price
Nugent
Dean Cobb
Dumas
John Traeger
Seguin
James Slider
Naples
David Finney
Joe Salem
Corpus Christi
Traeger
Slider
Salem
Dallas
Federal District Court
House of Representative
AG Opinions
Veterns Land Fund
Crawford C. Martin
Martin
Board of
State Supreme Court
Sun Oil Company
Ogallala
Hockley County
High Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Moody Foundation
Shearn Moody Jr
Foundation
Louis Dugas Jr
Orange
New York
Roy Cohn
Arlington
American Institute of Planners
San Francisco
By Ace Reid
Shones
Iwilbur
Hess Trader
Ace Reio
Wilbur
Tennessee
Stamford Public Schools
Supt
L. W. Johnson
J. M. McDonald Co
S.S . Oy
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