Eisenhower Opposes Red China Entry to UN
President Eisenhower stated he is completely opposed to admitting Red China to the United Nations under current conditions. He did not commit to US withdrawal from the UN if China joins, noting the question should be studied calmly if it arises. He accused Red China of aggression, citing Korea, Indo China, and mistreatment of prisoners.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
United States
Senate
William F. Knowland
Congress
Red China
Korea
Indo-China
Pilot's Story Checked by Rosalif Myers
Mrs. John L Scott tried to revive her car last night and caused a runaway crash at the Henderson home. The vehicle burst through a closed garage door, damaged a kitchen wall, wrecked a washing machine, and dislocated a gas range. Willie Henderson, 11, stood on the bumper as the engine surged. Mrs. Henderson reported the sequence and the near-miss.
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Rosalif
Myers
John L. Scott
W. J. Henderson
Henderson
Willie
Thir Ives
Scott
Shivers Offer on Tax Returns Fails Yarborough Test
Gubernatorial candidate Ralph Yarborough says Allan Shivers’s offer to reveal public income tax returns for five years fails to meet his demand for ten years. He cites a Lower Rio Grande Valley land deal and accuses Shivers of trying to hide returns while noting Shivers hired lawyers to conceal sworn testimony. Yarborough questions accountability and demands press and public access to all ten years.
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United Press
Ralph Yarborough
Gay
Allan
Shivers
Yarborough
Rio Grande Valley
Allan Shivers
Wichita Falls
The
Texas Association of Certified Public Accountants
Iuffer
Miwa
Around Town Items and Miscellany in Brief
Local notes mention DAN MOORE with a bandaged hand after an incident, Ant Thomas Lee and copper polishing efforts on pliers, George Shepherd showing tennis court skill, and Mary Charles Ballard visiting from Texas State College for Women. Tax figures discussed in city offices while Tolleman and others remain on medical leave. Molde Jordan fills in for Mrs Refills Honeycutt as secretary. vacationers report sunburns and related care.
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Dan-Moore
Ant Thomas Lee
George Shepherd
Mary Charles Ballard Hom
Texas State College For Women
TSW
Didiett Tolleman
Topig
Molde Jordan
Iothmar
Jackson
Congressional Roundup Anti-subversive program hits big snag
Washington July 7 UP the administrations anti subversive program faced rough sailing in the Senate judiciary committee. A member said the group would prefer further study and risked killing the proposal this session. The panel rejected Attorney General Brownell’s personal appeal and approved a watered down plan to abolish Communist dominated unions and firms. Dirksen cautioned against predicting passage before adjournment. Brownell urged speed to permit wiretap evidence and harsher penalties, while lawmakers backed a compromise to require listing as Communist infiltrated and to bar unions from NLRB services. Additional notes covered McCarthy watching CIA, Javits urging action, and heightened security probes.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Herbert Brownell Jr
Everett Dirksen
R-I
Congress
Brownell
National Labor Relations Board
Two Strong Quakes Shake Western Nevada and California
Nevada communities reeled as two sharp earthquakes struck broad areas of western Nevada and California injuring 13 people. Residents fled homes as aftershocks rattled windows and bricks fell in Fallon and across the Central Valley, with feared further tremors possible.
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New
San Francisco
Tehachapi
Corruption Charged In U S Loans To Tin Mine
Washington July 7 UP Sen Homer Capehart Indiana said corruption may have been involved in the $4 million government loans for tin mine development. A preliminary study found a "smelly situation" and a joint congressional committee on defense production began hearings, calling several government officials who approved the loans.
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Washington
Upau
Homer E. Capehart
Wes Ready
Capehart
Niy
Defense Production
Boy Killed In Attempt To Seize Airliner
Cleveland police report a 19 year old boy, Raymond Kitchenmeister, tried to force his way aboard American Airlines DC at Hopkins Airport. He ordered the pilot to fly to Mexico City, shooting him in the hip and then in the chest as officers and crew attempted to intervene. He died at Berea Community Hospital after the plane, the City of Phoenix, returned to Cleveland. The boy’s younger brother, 12, said they rode to the airport with freight stowaways in the baggage area.
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Ohio
American Airlines
Oil Worth
Raymond Kitchenmeister
Aiburuan -Parra
Phoenix
Cleveland Hopkins
William Bonnell
Fort, Worth
Mexico City
Bonnell
Nandlord
Ruth Kuenmnmeister
Kuehenmeister
Young
Arlington
Tex
Kueheneisler
Berea Community Hospital
Donald
Air Home
Fey
Raymond
Rabid Puppy Runs Wild In Fair Park Bites 3 Children
A small dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. B L Dean of Ad Midway tested rabid after biting three children in Fair Park. Elizabeth Nel age 3 and Billy Dean age 2 were among those bitten as the puppy ran through the park. Deputy Sheriff J G Bickers helped subdue the animal as it fought other dogs. All three children received rabies shots.
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Paty Park
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Ad Midway
Elizabeth Nel
Billy Dean
Waenths
Wiliam
Weel
Jonny
Kaly Park
J. G. Bickers
Anid
Bik Bidy Bean
Elizabeth Well
William Deel
Seven Year Old Girl Found Dead in Miami City
Judith Ann, seven, daughter of a Maryland politician candidate, was found strangled in a southeast Miami residential area. Police reported she was abducted from her bed and killed with visible bruises and attire still on. Bloodhounds and a rapid manhunt followed as the case drew public attention.
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Jim Mahan
International News
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International News Photos
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Strane
Litle
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Thig
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Kerr Piles Up Big Lead In Oklahoma Primary
In Oklahoma City Kerr led the Democratic senatorial primary with 142806 votes to 119480 for Roy Turner as 2056 precincts counted. Kerr must win half the total to avoid a runoff with July 27 looming and National Guardsmen deployed to guard polling sites amid fraud concerns.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
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Oklahara
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Roy
Turner
Johnston Murray
Ranailh
Seveg Lesser Know
Excitement Too Much For Family Dog
Elwood Austin visiting from Nacogdoches collided with Raymond Keenan on Highway 146 at Cedar River Road. Mrs. Austin suffered minor injuries, was treated and released. their dog escaped amid the wreck. Deputy Sheriff M. M. Brown reported the stop sign was not observed.
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Austin
Mra
Search Called Off As Boy Returns Home After Local Drift
A statewide missing person search for Tex Beeth son of Mr and Mrs Foremcin of the Ave ended when police found him at his parents home the night before. He had left Liberty on June 28 and failed to reach Raytown, prompting the alert.
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Th Ave
Tary
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Liberty
Raytown
3000 CIO Walk Off At Oak Ridge
About 3,000 CIO Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers walked out Wednesday at Oak Ridge uranium diffusion plants, with another 1,000 CIO workers at Paducah expected to join. President Eisenhower urged a board of inquiry to avert the strike, but CIO leaders said the walkout would proceed, threatening U.S. atomic weapons production.
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Gallous Oil Buston
Paducah
Weapong
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Isenhower
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
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APL
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Board of Inquiry
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Emerson Pownatl
CIO Leat
UN and Viet Nam Armistice Tensions Prompt Debate
Foreign ministers from East and West meet in Geneva amid reports of renewed activity in Vietnam. French and Vietnamese forces reportedly move north from central Red River delta toward Hanoi area while UN observers monitor the armistice and regional tensions escalate.
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