Easter Story Young Lad Warned Jesus In The Upper Room
The chapter recounts John Mark warning Jesus and disciples of danger as Judas heads to arrest. The boy hurries to Bethany, tells his father, and longs to act though warned to wait and trust God as events unfold. The scene captures tension before Jesus faces trial.
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Rebel Guns Down French Supply Planes
HANOT Indo China April 1 French military commanders report several planes flying supplies to Dien Bien Phu were shot down by Rey anti air craft fire. Pilots abandoned attempts to land as Communist fire kept up. No Americans were involved. French await 25 additional American B 26 bombers to bolster air armada amid Napalm and strafing attacks. fortress defenders hold despite supply disruption.
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Sun Spots Joins Honorary at University of Texas
John Morris Ellis of Bay town becomes a new member of Alpha Kappa Delta, honorary sociology society at the University of Texas. Ellis, a graduate student, also receives a university fellowship grant for 1953 1954. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wills, 1721 Amelia.
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Drew Pearson Jumps Gun on H Bomb Film
Washington April 1 A syndicated columnist Drew Pearson premature release of a hydrogen bomb film forced the Civil Defense Administration to permit release of all stories and pictures as of 6 am est Thursday. The test, at the AEC proving grounds in the Pacific in November 1952, had been embargoed for 11 pm Thursday. Pearson published a detailed descriptive review of the government film shown to the press Wednesday, prompting reviews by the New York Times United Press AP and INS.
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U S Ridicules Soviet Offer To Join NATO
Washington April 1 UP American officials ridiculed Russia bid to join the North Atlantic pact and predicted allies will reject it. State Department informal rejection called the move a trick to undermine western unity. Officials expect quick formal turn down by United States Britain and France. Moscow proposed a Europe wide security pact with American membership to bolster European groups and undercut a European army with Germany.
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Judge Bri Acts Firm in Duval County Case
ALICE Tex April 1 UP A. S. Bri, a district judge who returned from retirement, replaced nine ousted judges in Duval County. He dismissed the incoming grand jury and petit jury panels and the commissioners who selected them. He said the panels and jury bodies were biased in favor of the Parr dominated county officialdom under investigation. The removals followed a closed door court of inquiry set up to learn the local political facts.
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Hydrogen bomb costs cheaper than expected says source
An informed source in Washington states a method to produce H bombs cheaply using a new material costing only a few dollars per pound. The claim, echoed by others, suggests Pacific tests show hydrogen devices can be built more simply and cheaply, with Russia assumed to know of the cheap material.
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Butter Prices Fall As Controls Drop
UNITE PRESS reports butter prices drop after government lowers price support to 75 percent of parity. Dealers unload to warehouses as producers move volume under the old price. Grocers vary in how much to cut with surveys showing uncertainty and planned further reductions to about 60 cents a pound.
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House OKs $1 Billion for Bigger Atomic Bombs
The House approved 1.06 billion dollars to expand development and testing of larger atomic and hydrogen bombs as part of a 5.5 billion dollar funding bill for the Atomic Energy Commission and independent agencies. The Veterans Administration received about 3.78 billion, a 13.04 million cut from its request, with other provisions removed in a pared bill. The measure now goes to the Senate.
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Morgan's Point Election Sees Unopposed Mayor Hopeful
Morgan's Point residents show mild interest as six offices file for election next Tuesday with a write in campaign emerging. Mayor Tony Poller runs unopposed while five alderman seats draw candidates including CG Lo Ashe Lon Leo Pizauti Lewis Cr Hull CLM Livingston and Dan Pare prey. George W. Green faces no opposition in the constable race.
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Hydrogen bomb crater Elugelab dies in 1952 test
Washington reports on Elugelab, an island in the Marshall atoll that vanished in a hydrogen bomb test. Descriptions detail a giant fireball, a vast crater, and a mushroom cloud, illustrating the weapon's devastating reach and the challenges of delivering such a device. The account accompanies airings of the film showing the test.
April Fool's Day Weather Baffles Locals Amid Cold Front
Weatherman notes April Fools Day arrives with mixed spring conditions as a cold front pushes temps from a 77 degree high to 43 and near 46 by Thursday morning. Frost hits north Texas but not Magers Unistar fields as plants endure light wind. Sunshine returns later with a 60s high forecast and dry air, warming by Saturday per forecast.
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Texas House Eyes State Employee Pay Increase
Austin reports a $120.7 year state employee raise moving through the Legislature as the special session nears its end. Senate approves a subversive activity ban with penalties. House debates a rent levy test case and advances an appropriation package funding the pay raise, a $402 raise for Texas teachers, and an $11 million emergency construction program.
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Congress Eyes Hawaii Alaska Statehood Vote
Senate leaders indicate Hawaii and Alaska statehood likely this session with a plan to bundle both into a single bill. Despite some opposition, supporters push for quick action while noting no new state admitted since 1932.
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Defendant Is Stunned By 12 Year Term
Clyde Pierson, 50, was convicted of murder with malice and sentenced to 12 years after a tense trial in which a prior hung jury had debated five or 25 year penalties. His wife Roxie sobbed as the verdict was read, and Pierson declined comment. District Attorney aides had discussed bargaining for five years before the final verdict.
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