Hunting safety rules and Texas legal rulings summary
Texas hunters face risks as deer season begins with 181 accidental firearm deaths in 1958 rising to 198 last year. Texas Game and Fish Commission urges safety steps. Also, Texas courts rule landowners liable for crop dusting damages and salt water pollution. private clubs face revised liquor rules to curb open saloon abuse.
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Texas
State Health Department
Texas Game and Fish Commission
State Supreme Court
Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company
King County
The
Land Company
Pitchfork Company
High Court
Stevenson
Nixon Lodge Ticket Favored By Local Conservative
Dick White writes in Pittsburg Gazette that he supports Nixon over Lodge, citing balanced budgets and foreign experience. He notes the choice is hard among liberal candidates and predicts Camp County voting Democratic. The Sun notes its printing role.
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Gazette
Nixon
Lodge
Cleme Clements
Carthage
Texas
Watch Camp County
Dick White
Pittsburg
Reflector Excerpt Lists School Gossip And Snaps
A page of informal notes names many students from local schools, teasing remarks and rumors about personal events, pranks, outfits, and social life. The jotted items mention Linda Neal’s senior ring, Tom Bean connections, and flavors of hallway chatter.
What's Wrong With That
A discussion notes a push to repeal Taft Hartley Act right to work provisions as 20 states already have such laws. It argues the laws enable individual choice without coercion and cites the Dallas Morning News. It also mentions Pompeii's long excavation and warns not to puncture an aerosol can due to explosion risk.
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The
Dallas Morning News
Nixon warns against cheap money and gold uncertainty
The Wall Street Journal editorial says Nixon warns that easy credit risks a global gold crisis and dollar instability. It notes London gold spikes amid fears of U.S. deficits and outflows, and argues future presidents must avoid inflationary policies and keep monetary policy straight.
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Nixon
London
U. S
Mr. Nixon
Kennedy
Wall Street Journal
Spiders Misjudged as Garden Helpers
The article argues spiders aid households and gardens by reducing mosquitoes and other pests. It notes spiders previously used in folk medicine and references historical beliefs about their disease curing powers, while acknowledging most bites are not dangerous to humans.
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George Washington
No Peddlers Sign In Dallas Lawn
A sign on an East Dallas lawn reads No peddlers. An elderly man is inside, and the scene suggests potential harassment or confusion over the notice.
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Dallas
East Dallas
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Coke R. Stevenson Jr
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Whitewright
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Sheila
Kathleen
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Elmer
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Séei Bean
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Senor Bean
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Voice OF
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Our Nation
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America
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Gerald Mann
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