Giving In By U S Reds Held Key To Peace
President Eisenhower told the nation that both the United States and Russia must give at the October Geneva foreign ministers conference to mold the Geneva generalities into peaceful settlements. He said the fall meeting would be an acid test of a new spirit of reconciliation and cooperation. He urged readiness to conciliate on America’s part but stressed that Russia must show similar resolve. The address, from the White House, cautioned that one week of negotiation cannot erase the gulf between East and West and warned against treating liberty and state control as compatible.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Geneva
Switzerland
John Foster Dudles
Big Four
Geneve
White House
Faith-Continued From Page One
Mr and Mrs Butenschoen Christian Scientists changed their minds later and took Van to a doctor where it was learned that his left leg was injured between the hip and the knee He was also examined for other injuries An aunt Mrs Francis Brewer of Dallas a Christian Scientist said the parents acted to avoid bad publicity not because they feared his recovery She said he will be healed of all complications anyway.
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Henry Butenschoen
Butenschoens
Francis Brewer
Dallas
Jet Pilot Crash Lands To Save Motorists
Madison Wisconsin report says a jet fighter pilot, ast Lt John P Churchill, 25, Madison NJ, crash landed his F 86A Sabrejet to avoid striking cars. He bailed out and was not injured. spokesman noted he risked his life to save others.
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Madison
Wis
John P. Churchill
Churchill
Gov Shivers Heads Texas Democrats Back Into National Fold
Gov Allan Shivers and conservative Texas Democrats move to repair ties with the national party. Wright Morrow, longtime national committeeman, resigns under pressure as the Texas party seeks a replacement who can attend rules committee meetings for the 1955 Democratic convention. Morrow insists he did nothing wrong in backing Eisenhower and refuses to resign. Also notes a corrected sales figure by Grand Prize Distributors of Baytown: about 100,000 cases, not 1,100,000.
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C. B. Lloyd Jr
Austin
Allan Shivers
Texas
National Party
Wright Morrow
Texas Democratic Executive Committee
Houston
Morrow
Shivers
Dai
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Stephen Mitchell
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Rules Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Baytown
Tax valuations climb with oil field annexation gains
Values show a $3,638,000 rise in 1955 total, led by annexation of the old Pelly oil field and other oil-bearing properties. New business farms add $115,430 while utilities jump $14,790 to $3,074,280. companies include Western Union and Houston Lighting and Power. Budget hearings are set for late August or September as Middleton reviews spending with department heads.
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Pelly
Western Union
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Texas-New Orleans Railroad
Houston Natural Gas
Houston-North Shore Railroad
Southwestern Bell
General Telephone
Middleton
Fines Collected via Yellow Meter Boxes in Baytown
Montgomery explains fines for violations are paid by dropping money into four yellow meter boxes placed at Max Altman’s, the post office, First National Bank, and Baytown library. Police collect daily and record payments at the Corporation Court. One box sits on a meter post without a meter, but motorists are urged to use the yellow meters as distinct markers.
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Corporation Court
Baytown
Max Altman
First National Bank
Montgomery
Sterilization By Electrons Becomes Practical
In Kalamazoo, Upjohn Co proposes 100 per cent sterilization of drugs using high speed electrons. The method, developed over five years, sterilizes sealed containers by passing them through an electron beam at 175,000 miles per second, killing bacteria without altering drug composition. This technology aims for near perfection and is FDA approved for certain antibiotics.
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Delos Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Upjohn Co
Richard §. Schueber
Upjohn
Federa Drug Administration
Schriebar
Lizabeth Scott Sues Confidential Magazine in 82.4 Million Suit
Hollywood star Lizabeth Scott filed a 82.4 million Superior Court action accusing Confidential magazine of implying she is prone to indecent illegal and highly offensive acts. The suit follows several Hollywood figures suing similar expose magazines including Robert Mitchum Doris Duke and Sammy Davis Jr.
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Hollywood
Lizabeth Scott
Confidential Magazine
Avtor
Robert Mitcham
Tobreen
Doris Duke
Confidential
Sammy Davis Jr
Hrush-Hush Magazine
Bill Permits Retired Officers $10,000 Pay
The Senate passed legislation allowing retired military officers to draw up to 10,000 in government salary and retirement pay. The prior ceiling, set in 1930, was 3,000. The measure limits officers from holding other government jobs while drawing pay.
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Washington
Senate
White House
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Lemmon
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