Texas State Optical Sues Newsweek for 2 Million
Texas State Optical and Dr N J Rogers sue Newsweek Inc and five defendants in 58th District Court Beaumont seeking 1 million actual and 1 million punitive damages over a false report by Dr William Stone Jr about contact lenses. The petition cites a Newsweek article March 30 quoted claims of blindness cases and eye damage linked to lenses.
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Beaumont
Texas State Optical
58Th District Court
Newsweek, Inc
William Stone Jr
National Medical Foundation For Eye Care
Abraham Schlossman
Everitt L. Goar
N. J. Rogers
Drinking water and heart disease link challenged by experts
A six scientist panel led by Dr. James R. Wilson of the Illinois State Medical Society reports no casual relationship between dissolved minerals in drinking water and cardiovascular disease. The finding counters recent studies suggesting a possible link.
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James R. Wilson
Illinois State Medical Society
Banana Grease Used At Texas Shipyard For Ship Lifts
During World War II a Texas shipyard replaced grease with bananas to prepare the ways as ships slid into the water during peak meat rationing.
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Texas
Legal Notice No 69900 in Grayson County Texas
Court summons readers to appear by filing an answer to plaintiffs petition by May 4, 1964 in the Fifteenth District Court of Grayson County Sherman Texas. The suit by Henry Bruce Jewel Bruce Freeling against B B Yarborough et al seeks title and possession of land in Sherman described by metes and bounds totaling about 5.03 acres with detailed boundary lines and qualifies peaceful possession for 25 years note. The citation was issued March 20 1964 and published March 26 April 2 9 16 1964 in The Whitewright Sun.
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J. M. Crow
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Henry Bruce
Jewel Bruce Freeling
Lynwood Freeling
B. B. Yarborough
Grayson
State of
J. B. McAnair
Ridglea Second Addition
Bone and McClure
Post Oak Creek
Western Hills Addition
T&p
Birge
Fairview
Metes and Bounds
Ridglea
Sta
Bruce
Western Hills
City of
Varas
Ridgelea
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Divorce action cited in Grayson County Texas court
No. 68728 Roy V. Taylor is cited in a Grayson County Texas district court divorce case filed November 13 1962 Barbara Ann Taylor as plaintiff seeks divorce on grounds of cruel treatment issued March 10 and returnable April 27 litigation details include court location Sherman Texas and parties Roy V. Taylor and Barbara Ann Taylor
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Roy V. Taylor
A. D
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Barbara Ann Taylor
District Court Grayson County Texas March 12 1926
Case reference shows district court actions in Grayson County Texas with dates March 12 1926 and April 2 1964 indicating formal filings or proceedings in those years.
Pigeons Outsmart Humans in Color Tests at Kent State
A Kent State psychologist, aided by a $44 000 federal grant for studying human behavior of lower organisms, found pigeons identify colors more reliably than people. In trials a pigeon trained to red consistently chooses green over blue, aligning with wavelength proximity. The report contrasts this with taxpayer anger over federal spending.
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Kent State University
Nashville
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Plana Deem
Monroe Maxey
Stella Maxey
S. B. Maxey
Hue E. Maxey
S. J. Maxey
H. E. Maxey
G. M. Maxey
Alice M. Maxey
J. M. Maxey
Thomas F. Maxey
George Maxey
Jennie Maxey
Georgia Maloney
Georgia Maxey
J. D. Maloney
Blanche Maxey
Charles D. Harvey
B. R. Long
Nettie Harvey
Sallie J. Long
R. E. Smith
John J. Long
H. S. Deem
D.S. Terry
D. S. Terry
Ruth Maxey
L. F. Ely
Jennie Pratt
George Pratt
Alice Crow
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Fannin
Grayson and
Texas Press Association
the Sun
Dawson Propane Co
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