Red China demands UN unseat Nationalist delegation in Korea era
The Chinese Communists call for the UN to strip the Nationalist delegation of its rights, while the UN secretary general rules against circulating the demand. Peiping threatens to seek recognition later, with Soviet backing signaling a shifting Cold War balance. The political committee weighs charges of Soviet involvement in Vietnam and Indo China.
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Retired Episcopal Bishop Manning Dies at 83
The Rt. Rev. William T. Manning former bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church died Friday at St. Luke's Hospital in New York at age 83. He retired about three years ago after 25 years as bishop at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. He passed away with his daughter Frances Manning nearby along with Mrs. Griffith B. Coale and Rev. Otis R. Rice.
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Texas Yearlings meet Aggies to end season at Memorial Stadium
The Texas Yearlings and the Texas A M Fish clash in the season finale at Memorial Stadium Saturday afternoon. McMurry star Brad Rowland leads the nation in scoring with a Georgetown game against Southwestern Saturday night. Rice vies to clinch the Southwest Conference at TCU as SMU tops Baylor. Jackie Robinson named baseball MVP.
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Grounded B29s await modernization after deadly crashes
The Air Force orders all unmodernized B29s grounded following a string of fatal crashes. A Friday incident near Tampa Bay killed five of nine aboard. overall 35 dead and 20 missing in 15 days. Names of the dead from Walker AFB Roswell NM include Lt Victor Thiel and Lt Kenneth Fallek among others. A possible crash site near Bermuda prompted search efforts, with debris and SOS signals reported.
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Centex Weather Forecast Sees Warm Saturday After 81 High
A summery fall day is forecast for Centex with Friday’s high of 81 degrees repeating on Saturday and a low near 48 Saturday morning. Across the state Corpus Christi tops at 84 degrees while Amarillo drops to 34.
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Barkley Weds Jane Barkley In Simple St Louis Ceremony
Vice President Alben W Barkley and Jane Hadley Barkley wed in St Louis at St John's Methodist Church. The ceremony lasted nine minutes before 33 guests. Afterward the couple left for an unannounced honeymoon destination with a motorcycle escort.
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Verdict Finds SMU Student Insane Now
Dallas AP report says Keith Petersen 21 was found sane at the time he killed Carolyn Schofield but insane now. He will be sent to an asylum unless later pronounced sane. if so he could be tried for murder. The verdict followed prosecutors arguing responsibility and defense urging mercy amid courtroom drama.
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Turkey Flavor Early In Shrine Tilt Today
The Ben Hur Shrine of Austin sponsors a Texas A&M freshmen football game and parade on Saturday to raise funds for the Crippled Children Clinic at Brackenridge Hospital. A large Austin Central Texas crowd is expected to support crippled children in need of medical care, with proceeds funding the clinic. The parade on Congress Avenue includes 15 area high school bands and the Aggie freshman drill team.
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Sally Rand Backs Self Promotion Over WCTU Aid at Valley Fair
In Harlingen Sally Rand says she will pay her own way for publicity rather than rely on WCTU support. She shows ministers and police officials endorsing her act and notes her act may proceed even if the tent delays. Her troupe, adopted child Shean Orion Cand, 15 months, nearby.
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Rayburn Says US Seeks Peace but Maintains Power
House Speaker Sam Rayburn told a Democratic rally in Houston that the United States wants peace and to mind its own business but will keep power if dictators remain. He noted Congress will review taxes next year with some increases and some cuts. About 3,500 attended. Senators Connally and Lyndon Johnson were present.
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Mophandle burglar snags six purses from bed home
Police report the so called Mop Handle burglar returned to strike again taking six purses from a bed at Mrs. W A Thompson home on Evans Street while residents dined. Detectives Wells and Weaver noted an ice pick was used to unlock a screen and a neighbor s mop was used to reach inside. Purses found dumped in a garbage can with listed totals spanning one to twenty two dollars.Two other similar break ins were reported including a man slipping holes in a screen and taking pants from a chair back and a pocket book with forty five dollars missing.
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Sheriff Reports Boy Confessed Idaho Sex Killing
Sheriff Saul H. Clark announced Friday night that 16 year old Neil Butterfield confessed orally to slaying 7 year old Glenda Joyce Brisbois in Burley Idaho. The badly beaten girl was found in a canal after being sexually assaulted and Butterfield said he hit her with a bumper car jack then pushed her into the water and drove away. He will be arraigned on first degree murder at the Cassia County line.
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AFL Maritime Union Calls 30 Day Strike Truce
The AFL Masters Mates and Pilots reach a 30 day truce with Atlantic and Gulf ship operators after government mediation. A 2000 deck officers strike was planned but delayed by a one week mediation and could extend to a full month pending union and shipowners approval.
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John Erskine Critically Ill in Gotham
John Erskine, 70 year old novelist and lecturer, is critically ill at Beekman Downtown Hospital in New York City. He was reported in critical condition as an illness afflicted him after death of his wife. The writer is known for his novels and university lectures and has taught at multiple institutions.
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Navy Chief Crommelin demands court martial amid air strength cuts
Navy Captain John G. Crommelin seeks a court martial after a reprimand for exposing naval correspondence fueling a congressional probe into armed services feuding. The Navy also orders a 20 percent cut in combat planes and skeleton status for six naval air bases, as Army and Air Force aid reductions continue. Crommelin alleges a civilian-led Pentagon policy struggle and compares his opponents to a Nazi era plan while signaling further conflict ahead.
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