Four Weeks Truce Sought Between Arabs and Jews
The United Nations Security Council urged a four week cease fire in Palestine to enable renewed talks. It called for a halt to armed acts and the movement of military age personnel among Palestine and neighboring states, plus an arms embargo and protection for Jerusalem, with votes varying and key abstentions by Russia and Ukraine.
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Colombia
Palestine
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Trans- Jordan
Iraq
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Russia
Ukraine
United States
Israel
Middle East
Holy
Jerusalem
UN Security Council Draft Resolution Endorsed
Unanimous action setting timelines for Jewish and Arab acceptance by 6 PM June 1 was approved 8 to 0 with Syria Russia and the UK abstaining. A second provision to reconsider the case under chapter seven passed 7 to 0 with Argentina Syria Russia and Ukraine abstaining. An amendment urging governments to aid in carrying out the resolution passed 8 to 0 with Syria Ukraine and Russia abstaining.
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Security Council
Syria
Russia
Ukraine
Argentina
Warren R. Austin
United States
Council
Choir Fund Near Half Mark As 50 Singers Named for Trip
A Texas drive to raise 10000 for Amarillo High School A Capella Choir to New York City nears halfway with 4964.38 in hand. Fifty vocalists were announced, detailing names, roles, and addresses for the trip costs including train fares and hotel needs.
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Bvvu Bait
New York
New York City
Madison Square Garden
News-Globe
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Lee Bivins
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Baka
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van Buren
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Shirley June Hopwood
Army Tech Village
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Pioneer Guests Fly New Sunshine Route
Pioneer Airlines launched its second inaugural flight into New Mexico with a Houston to El Paso leg via Amarillo. The schedule includes Amarillo to El Paso service with stops at Clovis and Borwell starting Tuesday, following a Houston Albuquerque line opened last month with stops at Clovis Tucumcari Las Vegas and Santa Fe.
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News-Globe Aviation
News-Globe
EL Paso
Pioneer Airlines
New Mexico
Houston
Amarillo
Clovis
Borwell
Pioneer
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Amarillo welcomes Pioneer flight crew at banquet
Weather and aviation report notes partly cloudy skies with thundershowers in Amarillo and West Texas areas. El Paso airport reception highlights Pioneer DC-3 flight from Amarillo to El Paso, escorted by P-51s. Passengers aboard include S. T. Curtis, Earl O’Keefe, Bill Lansing, and Al Devlin.
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el Paso
Chamber of Commerce
Paso del Norte
Amarillo
Bill Lansing
Roswell
Clovis
S. T. Curtis
Earl O'Keefe
al Devlin
European Truck Routes Hurdle For Trade Bans
An eight nation network of motor truck highways extending from the North Sea to the Mediterranean was outlined by the State Department as a step toward breaking down Europe's economic barriers. The routes span eight nations agreeing to freedom of movement for truck transport and extend to Berlin Vienna Warsaw and Budapest and other Soviet dominated capitals. The plan includes faster customs at frontiers and uniform road signs and standards using Nazi autobahns in Germany and Mussolini era autostrasse roads in Italy.
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Washington
North Sea
Mediterranean
State Department
Europe
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
Berlin
Vienna
Warsaw
Budapest
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Randall Road Bids Called
An estimated record total of 13.88 million dollars in bids on Texas road construction projects is expected June 22 23. Bids cover 725 miles of improvements with total costs to exceed 15 million including engineering and contingency. County projects include Randall US 87 15.9 miles widening from Canyon to Swisher County line.
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Texas
Texas Highway Department
Randall
Canyon
Swisher
Thunderstorms On South Plains Hit Lubbock Area
Storms dumped .45 inch at Lubbock with heavy hail as five inches fell near Lamesa. Roads blocked between Lamesa and Lubbock. Temperatures ranged statewide from 177 below zero? to 98. Electra wheat harvest delayed by .78 inch rainfall. grain in lowlands damaged.
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South Plains
Lamesa
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Wink
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Austin
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Bells Ring in Baghdad as Jew's Surrender Declares Jubilation
In Baghdad on May 29 Christian churches rang bells for a long time to mark jubilation over the surrender of the Jews in the old city. The event reflects a heightened sense of relief amid ongoing tensions in the area.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Old City
Toll of Holiday Traffic Starts Lines of motorcars fanned out Saturday over the nation's highways for three days of holiday travel which the Na tional Safety Council predict ed would take 225 lives
The National Safety Council warned a three day toll of 225 lives on a holiday weekend as 30 million motorists pack roadways amid scattered rain from the East to Pacific and Midwest skies. In the early hours at least 57 deaths were logged in traffic crashes and drownings. States listed multiple fatalities with Illinois eight and Pennsylvania four leading.
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Delaware
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High Plains Today Events Headline Summary
High Plains Today lists events including a Mesa Country Club golf tournament at TODAY-Tucumcari, an ENM College band camp, a Patton Springs High School singing convention with basket dinner, a Pampa Rodeo at Recreation Park with Boys Ranch events, a Shamrock missionary service at First Christian Church featuring Peter Soloman of India as speaker.
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Tucumccari
Mesa
Portalies
Model Plane Contest Announced For July 10 and 11
W A Meyers of Southwestern Motors partners with The News Globe to sponsor a model plane contest here on July 10 and 11. More than 100 prizes are offered and two all expense paid trips to the International contest in Detroit are at stake.
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Southwestern Motors
News-Globe
Detroit
Meyers
Amarillo
Jester Enters Race On Rights Platform
Governor Beauford H. Jester announces a 32 month plan for expanded state services with a civil rights program. He seeks abolition of the poll tax and an anti-lynching law, increased education funding, prison overhaul, and broader welfare provisions while insisting on state rights against federal interference.
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Austin
Beauford H. Jester
Texas
Jester
People's Path
Board of Control
Gilmer-Aiken Committee
Juvenile Training Code Commission
General Revenue Fund
Tidelands
Memorial Day and civic events listed for Amarillo
Today in Amarillo schedule shows a 7:30 AM meeting of the American Legion for Disabled American Veterans at the American Legion Home, an 8:00 AM Flying Breakfast at the Municipal Airport, and Memorial Day services at Memorial Park Cemetery and Llano Cemetery under American Legion direction. A 10:45 AM baccalaureate at First Presbyterian Church features Dr Francis Pritchard. Afternoon events include Townsend Club at the courthouse and Polack Bros Shrine Circus at the municipal auditorium with an 8:15 PM show.
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American Legion
Memorial Park Cemetery
Llano Cemetery
Amarillo College
First Presbyterian Church
Francis W. Pritchard
Townsend Club
Arabs Battle for All of Jerusalem in Mideast Clash
Arab troops push to seize the entire Holy City as Jewish forces fight to break a blockade on four Jerusalem highways. Egyptian units march along the coastal plain toward Isdud, while Jewish air forces strike Jenin Nablus and Ramallah. The old city endures heavy bombardment with casualties among clergy and civilians.
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Truman Forces Win in Kansas
In Wichita on May 29 Kansas Democrats split over the national convention vote. The party voted 338 14 to 192% to instruct the 16 electors for Truman after a heated debate on backing Eisenhower versus the President.
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Kan
Kansas
Truman
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Harry H. Woodring
House Approves Health Program Role in WHO Membership
The House voted by unanimous voice to join the World Health Organization and permit the President to accept membership. The measure limits annual U S costs to 1 920 000 and has passed the Senate, returning for action on House changes.
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Washington
House
United States
World Health Organization
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