Dulles Seeks Early Geneva Meeting Amid Big Four Talks
The note requests an early reply to hold a Geneva session with Switzerland's approval. State Department said Dulles would meet British and French foreign ministers in New York on June 16 to prepare for the Big Four session with Russia, Britain, and France. Dulles cautioned against high expectations while Nixon urged a last chance to avert nuclear war.
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Chief Joins Classmates at Washington Hall Alumni Luncheon
The President declined a head-table seat to sit with Gen. Omar N Bradley and fellow 1915 graduates. He was introduced as the man who wanted to be Just one of the boys and received a large ovation.
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West Point
Washington Hall
Omar N. Bradley
Swift Flies With Alternating Wing Beats
The swift records a distinctive wing motion by beating wings alternately rather than in unison, contrasting with the typical synchronized flapping observed in most bird species.
Pauls Valley Man Denies Attack on Teen-Age Girl
Scar-faced Mack Weaver, 43, held without bond in Garvin County jail after pleading innocent to kidnapping and rape charges involving a 13-year-old girl. He claimed the girl lied about her age, admitted taking her for a ride, and said the cigarette burns were accidental.
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G. W. Griggs
Weaver
Emilea Long
Duncan
Okla
Henry Burger
Oklahoma
Burger
Arkansas
Hobart
Grandfield
Tillman County
Legislature Quits Today Advances Bills to Senate
The body passed a measure to hire 15 probation and parole officers in year one and 30 in year two. Governor urged funding in his opening message. Senate sent a tax ceiling bill for independent districts and a study of small-loan charges to the Legislative Council. A minor alcohol use bill was sent to conference as House rejected Senate amendments amid a dispute over reduced penalties. Sen. Grady Hazlett of Amarillo authored the measures.
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House
Legislative Council
Texas
Grady Hazlett
Amarillo
A.R. Schwartz
Galveston
Scott Sayers
Fort Worth
Schwartz
Sayers
Ford and CIO Make History With Guaranteed Wage Plan
Ford and CIO unions reach a historic guaranteed wage plan across auto and mass production sectors. Reuther signals future Ford link to GM amid a midnight strike deadline, while GM resists. Ford details include cash benefits up to 25 dollars weekly, a six cent hourly raise over three years, and enhanced pensions holidays vacations and insurance. The plan ties wages to living costs with a favorable cost of living clause and proportional payment adjustments to Ford wages.
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Reuther
Ford
Negroes Seek To Enroll Here
Hughes argues for desegregation of summer school enrollment at Amarillo College and urges the school board to admit Negro students to summer programs. He cites successful college programs and notes some Negro students may need additional assistance to advance.
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Amarillo College
Hughes
Supreme Court
Amarilo College
Carver School
Debate Over Negro Students and Summer School Access
A tense Amarillo school board meeting centers on Negro students seeking access to Am arillo High School summer sessions and Carver High School inadequacies. Delegates cite missing chemistry and language courses, band facilities, and unequal opportunities while officials discuss policy limits and cost implications.
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Supt
Chas
M. Rogers
Obituary notices for Allred Kimbrough Lipsett
Cieata Shaw Allred 86 of 412 NE 10th. service 2 p.m. Tuesday Memorial Chapel with burial at Llano. Anna Mae Kimbrough 32 of 1907 North Nelson. service 5 p.m. Tuesday Ballard Chapel Roswell. burial Roswell. Roy N Lipsett 56 of Claude. husband Faye. father Newell. service 10 a.m. Tuesday Claude Baptist Church. burial Claude.
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Lana Ruth
Ande Gray
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Bob Coggin
Flora Duke
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Helen Hammock
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Roswell
Lipsett
Roy N. Lipsett
Claude
Texas
Faye
Newell
Eugene
Claude Baptist Church
Martin Lewis Feud Rumors Dismissed Amid Bermuda Breakup Talk
Dean is taking his wife to Honolulu while Lewis fended off questions about a feud with no comment. The duo rose from a busboy past in the Catskills to top box office status though tensions over projects like Artists and Models caused rifts.
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Jerry
Paramount
Martin-Lewis
Martin
Lewis
Court Upholds Man's Loyalty in Public Service Case
The Supreme Court refused Peters reinstatement in May 1953 loyalty case under the Truman era program, noting his appointment would end Dec 31, 1953. Yale Law's Prof Fowler Harper said Peters was gratified the court cleared his name, while concerns remained about anonymous informers and due process in security cases. Justice Douglas condemned faceless informers and urged cross examination and oath testimony to uphold American due process.
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Eisenhower
Warren
Douglas
Potter County 4 Plainsmen Head to State Livestock Contest
Potter County boys Roy Milhoan Wildorado Butch Barnard Amarillo Victor Plunk Bushland and Tom Mortimer Amarillo along with Gene Southall county agent leave for College Station for the state livestock judging contest during the 4-H Roundup. Sponsorship comes from First National Bank and the Amarillo Livestock Co.
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Potter County
Gene Southall
College Station
Roy Milhoan
Wildorado
Butch Barnard
Amarillo
Victor Plunk
Bushland
Tom Mortimer
First National Bank
Amarillo Livestock Co
Carr Predicts His Election as Next Speaker
Rep Wag goner Carr of Lubbock asserts he has 95 pledges from about two thirds of the Texas House to back his bid for speaker of the next Legislature. He notes other supporters and says he aims to finish the 120 day session efficiently while proposing committee reform. Carr, 36, is married with one son and has a Texas legal background.
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Dave Cheavens
Austin
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
House
Rep
Horace Houston
Dallas
Jim Lindsey
David
Ernestine Story
Tahoka
Wylie
Hunt County
Lubbock High School
Texas Tech
University of Texas Law School
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Christian Democrats secure record Sicily win in fragmented vote
Pro West faction wins 72 265 votes or 3.1 percent in Sicily, with Popular Monarchists at 56 116 or 24 percent. The victory strengthens Christian Democrats though they do not gain Assembly control. Compared to 1951 results, Christian Democrats rise while other parties split. American influence aided the campaign as U S dollars and immigrant voters urged against communism.
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Christian Democrats
MSI
United States
Rome
Nationalist plane shot down near Swatow
Peiping radio reported Red Chinese antiaircraft guns shot down one of four Nationalist propeller fighters that raided the Swatow area opposite Formosa. No further details were given.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Swatow
Formosa
Berean Class Meets Tonight at Dona Elder Home
The Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church will meet this evening at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Dona C Elder at 914 Bonham.
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Berean
West Amarillo
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