Career Highlights Of John Foster Dulles
High notes in the career of John Foster Dulles tracing his birth in Washington on February 25 1888 education at Princeton and George Washington University service as a secretary at the Hague conference 1907 diplomatic posts after 1917 a Senatorial appointment in 1949 and key roles in World War II and United Nations formation. He served as secretary of state from 1953 until his resignation in April 1959 amid health issues and ongoing foreign affairs work.
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Texas Legislature Builds Upward Along Reform Ladder
In a special session the Texas Legislature must progress bills through the ladder like steps from the regular session. The editorial page today explains the rungs of this process and urges careful handling as bills advance.
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Break in Four Power Talks For Dulles Funeral
The Big Four foreign ministers pause their Berlin and German talks for two days to attend John Foster Dulles funeral in Washington. Gromyko expresses condolences to Herter. Lloyd and Couve de Murville also plan to leave Geneva. The talks resume Monday with hopes to narrow differences and possibly plan a summer summit.
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Scottish lawmaker targets runaway marriages to Scotland
Edin burgh May 24 AP a Socialist lawmaker Mrs Jean Mann urged the British Attorney General to curb cross border weddings by English teens to Scotland She notes Scotland allows marriage at 16 without parental consent while England requires consent until 21 The Dowsett Langley case spurred outrage as young couple fled to Scotland to wed sparking calls for legal change.
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Oklahoma Senate debates three day wait marriage bill
Oklahoma City UPI The Oklahoma Senate weighs a bill to end what lawmakers call marriage mills in border counties. The measure would require a three day waiting period, in person license applications, age verification, parental consent for minors, and bans a judge from waiving blood tests for under 25. The bill, authored by Rep. Dick Fogarty, targets Durant and other border cities and has cleared conference committees twice.
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Tribe Seeks Proof as Indian Fights Kill Trooper
Mohawk tribal council demanded ballistic proof that two state troopers did not shoot each other on a foggy road near the Canadian border. State Police say Alex Papineau fired the fatal rounds. Trooper Ronald Donahue died, Trooper Charles O Connell was wounded. Papineau was hospitalized after being shot in the forehead.
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Crossroads letter debates teachers' college focus
Dear Editor argues some favor more focus on subject matter over teaching methods in teachers' training. He refutes the idea that banking money matters more than writing checks and warns four years on subjects may overemphasize details like third grade arithmetic and finger painting.
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Ex Con Dies In Gun Fray Inside Auto
New York police Lt. Maruo Biaggi killed Andrew Porcue during a daylight car confrontation after a gunman slipped into a Cadillac convertible. Biaggi, wounded in the thumb, fired from a rear seat as Porcue tried a heist. Porcue carried about $2,100 in his pockets.
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KGNC-TV Schedule Items Include Truth or Consequences
Colorcast lineup lists Haggis Boggis at 1 30 p m Truth or Consequences at 3 p m and an Arthur Murray Party at an undecided time.
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Amarillo Graduates Begin Baccalaureate Season
Nearly 1,000 Amarillo seniors from four high schools attended baccalaureate services as preps for graduation. Tasosa and Carver held services Sunday afternoon with sermons by Dr. Eugene Slater and Rev J W Wade. Commencement events set for 8 p.m. Friday at each school's auditorium.
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Dulles Dies After Cancer at 71 in Washington
Former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles dies at 71 from cancer. He shaped U S foreign policy for six years and will receive full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery Wednesday. Eisenhower calls him a lifetime laborer for world peace and freedom.
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Baseball scores from Texas and National Leagues
Texas league results include Amarillo 15 Poza Rica 6 and Mexico City Reds 4 San Antonio 1 Veracruz at Tulsa rained out. Corpus Christi 11 11 Mexico City Tigers Victoria 3 Monterrey 2 Nuevo Laredo 7 Austin 5. National League Philadelphia 6-3 Milwaukee 0-8 Pittsburgh 2-5 Cincinnati 1-4 St Louis 7-3 San Francisco 6 Los Angeles. American League Cleveland 3-3 Detroit 2-6 New York 9-1 Baltimore 0-2 Kansas City 8 Chicago 6 Washington 8 Boston 3.
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Eisenhower mourns death of John Foster Dulles
President Eisenhower eulogized John Foster Dulles as one of the truly great men of our time after learning of the former secretary of state's death from cancer in Washington. The White House said Dulles served over six years as secretary of state and championed world peace.
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Demos Risk Veto Threat On Wheat Bill
Washington AP Democrats push a wheat surplus control bill despite Eisenhower veto risks. They plan to advance the measure in the House Rules Committee and aim for a floor vote next weekend, insisting administration cooperation failed on agriculture policy. The plan favors higher price supports than current levels, contrasting with the president’s farm plan.
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