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Newspaper

Waco Tribune Herald

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1962

Page

6

Waco Students Attend Red Cross Leadership Course

Five Waco high school students travel to Camp Fellowship in Goddard Kansas for a week long Midwestern area leadership course with the American Red Cross educational relations program. They aim to improve Red Cross work in Waco and McLennan County and assist school service organization.

Waco American Red Cross American Red Cross Educational Relations Pro God Kan Camp Fellowship Red Cross McLennan County Sandra Brock W. A. Brock Wilson Avenue Rosa Morales Set Manzor Morales North Twenty-sixth Street Richfield High School Patsy Nichols T. E. Nichols Morrow Avenue Waco High Mary Kay Coleman James E. Coleman Brath Avenue Gary Callaway Bruce R. Callaway Maple Avenue Reicher High Young Callaway Reicher's Lenora K. Morris McLennan County American

Soda Pops Move to Cans Boosts Market Share

New York AP reports cans gain ground on bottles as carbonated drink demand grows. Steelways cites a 172 percent sales rise since 1956 and notes can makers aim for 5 percent of a 35.5 billion annual market if 1962 goals are met.

New York Steelways American Iron and Steel Institute

Expectant Mother Dies After Freak Fall

In Houston AP reports an 18 year old expectant mother Winifred Bowden died from injuries after falling from the back of her husband Davids car at a service station. Her unborn child also did not survive. She was said to be 544 months pregnant. The car moved forward and she struck her head on a curb.

Houston Winifred Bowden

Rice feeds half the world as consumption tops a million tons

Rice remains the staple for about half of humanity with annual global consumption exceeding one million tons, underscoring its critical role in diets and economies worldwide.

Doctor Put On Five Year Probation In Texas

The Texas Board of Medical Examiners placed Dr. Frank Clark of Dallas on five years probation for narcotics violations. He must lose his license if any narcotics violations occur during probation. The board found him guilty of prescribing narcotics for known addicts and prescribing drugs needlessly. Charges against Houston doctor William H. Ross will also be heard.

Fort Worth UPI Texas Board of Medical Examiners Frank Clark Dallas Clark Houston William H. Ross

World War I Vets Wives to Attend Gatesville Meet

World War I veterans from the Waco organization and their wives will attend a district meeting Sunday afternoon in Gatesville. The session begins at 1 30 p m at the country club two miles southeast of town. Van Hall, state chairman of public relations, says a program on Constructive Character will be presented. Fred Lapin commands District 11, including Waco Gatesville Temple Clifton Valley Mills and other towns.

Waco Organization Gatesville Country Club van Hall Fred Lapin Waco Temple Clifton Valley Mills

Comrades Call for Heroic Efforts to Boost Farm Output

Moscow officials and the Communist Party urge farmers to make heroic efforts to raise grain meat and milk production as price hikes fail to solve agricultural shortcomings. The joint appeal notes current output remains far from sufficient and ties higher prices to incentives for 110 million state and collective farmers. Premier Khrushchev says retail prices must rise as livestock costs exceed payments.

Moscow UPI Communist Party Soviet Union Communist Party Central Committee U.S Nikita Khrushchev

GOP Leaders lash out at Duval case in Fort Worth meeting

In Fort Worth Republicans denounce the Duval County records dispute as a black Texas history moment. Jack Cox Sen. John Tower and others pledge action to defend ballot access while criticizing Democratic handling and linked Estes matter. Schroeder argues a Democratic machine conspiracy targets Republican competition.

Duval Case Fort Worth Duval County Jack Cox Texas Cox John Tower Clarence Schroeder Schoreder Tower Duval GOP Tad Smith Schroeder New Hope Jim Leonard Austin Republican Party Leonard Billie Sol Estes Estes Eisenhower Pecos Agriculture Department Department

Four motorists die in river crash. teen rescuer drowns

In Zebulon North Carolina a 16 year old Milton Reid died after leaping into a river to try to save four drowning motorists when their car struck a guard rail and sank in about 10 feet of water. Victims named include James Davis Watkins 23 Beatrice Baker 26 Lonnie Hinton 24 and McArthur Ferrell 20. Victor Baker survived.

Zebulon N.C UPD Highway Patrol Milton Reid James Davis Watkins Beatrice Baker Lonnie Hinton McArthur Ferrell Victor Baker

Carolyn Sellers to wed Ray Turner at Lanham Church

Miss Carolyn Sellers and Ray Turner plan to marry at Lanham Methodist Church on June 24. Rev. Wesley Jones will officiate. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Sellers of Fairy. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Willie Turner of Fairy and a Fairy High School graduate.

Fairy Carolyn Sellers Ray Turner Lanham Methodist Church Wesley Jones Carl Sellers Fairy High School Willie Turner

Lawyer Says He Split Fee With Judge

A Houston attorney testified to a court of inquiry that he split a $10,000 probate fee with Judge Clem McClelland from the Clara Currie estate. Richard Putney said he paid half to the judge via Tierra Grande Inc and noted possible additional payments. He also said McClelland directed him to take $15,000 from Currie’s estate to buy 1000 shares of Southwest Equities Corp, an investment firm McClelland helped organize.

Houston UPI Clem McClelland Richard H. Putney Dist Atty Frank Briscoe McClelland Clara Currie Tierra Grande, Inc Tierra Grande Putney Briscoe Currie Southwest Equities Corp

HEB Opens New Store in Port Lavaca

HEBopens a new supermarket at the Vik ing Mall in Port Lavaca. It is H E B s 88th store in 38 Texas cities. Manager Marvin Hilscher provided opening remarks and details.

Heb Port Lavaca H. E. Butt Grocery Co Viking Mall H.E.B Texas

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Richfield Reicher C. W. Brown Red Cross Educational Relations Kansas Louise Curry Myrtle Curry Casimir Joseph Ruth Ferguson Waco Public Schools Chapter Mexia State Woodland Springs Central Texas Repubican National Committee Lanham Marvin Hilscher Shoe Mart Southgate Center HER Ww. E. Tennison Wacoan Ted Gribble DIAL KATS Wwondga al Asw Cook Kimberly Cadillac Fairgate Southgate Kirkpatrick and Witt
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