US seeks closer ties with regional allies in NATO Paris plan
The United States moves to back Paris decisions by holding consultations with 20 Latin American ambassadors and allied nations. Secretary of State Dulles will oversee talks to align Atlantic Pact with regional defense groups as NATO nations adopt new consultation methods before replying to Bulganin. The formal response to Bulganin's peace proposals will be drafted and sent to the NATO Council for review before final transmission to Moscow, delaying beyond mid January.
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Paris
John Foster Dulles
Bulganin
United States
NATO Council
Kremlin
NATO
Russia
End to French Instability Urged by Justice Minister
Justice Minister Robert LeCourt urged coalition parties to back a constitutional reform plan aimed at ending repeated French government collapses. The nine party cabinet faces resistance with Radicals delaying approval until January, while Gaillard promises a minimum proposal by January 15. The draft would allow a dissolved assembly and new elections, and restrict the premier’s power without a censure vote.
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Paris
Robert LeCourt
France
National Assembly
Felix Gaillard
LeCourt
Gaillard
Radial Socialist
Radical Socialists
Assembly
Local Color Notes From the County and City Scene
Paul Hoff remains hard to convince after buying coffee for Weldon Holcomb and passing the honor to Dr. Lewie Morgan who declined and kept his own coffee. County Judge Choice Moore moves from the corner to the open floor as Chief McKissack notes the quietest Christmas in years for city police. A rumor claims a plastic disk will dissolve in Ada bottles.
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Paul Hoff
Weldon Holcomb
Bill Igo
Kenneth Griffith
Dr. Lewie Morgan
Choice Moore
Judge Moore
O. R. McKissack
Oklahoma Seeks Back Taxes From Insurance Firm
Oklahoma City hearing on Reserve Life Insurance Co of Dallas to determine back taxes of 76 32.54 and 3000 penalties plus license cancellation. State claims bond manipulations moved 20 million dollars of Oklahoma securities over five years to avoid taxes. Hearing began December 19 with Reserve denying debt and contending no legal obligation. Judge Hunt to rule soon after closing arguments by J J Gibson and Jack Lawter.
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Hunt
Reserve Life Insurance. Co
Dallas
Oklahoma
Reserve
Oklahomaya
J J Gibson
Prize Day Registration Opens at 23 Bonham Stores
Registrations for the Shower of Gifts program resume Tuesday at 23 Bonham stores after a Christmas Eve break. A draw at 2 PM selects a winner who will receive all 23 prizes. if the drawn name isn’t in a store, a consolation prize of a $10 gift certificate is awarded.
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Bonham
Bonham Herald
Nam
Baronutery Duel Report From Friday Street Scene
Report notes a chaotic Friday street scene involving Tom Scott and John Dickey disputing with W. Smith of Factor and Barney Gross over coffee. Al Bert McDonald and Dudie Big Ern cross the street while Aral Darling arrives from coffee.
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Tom Scott
John Dickey
Baronutery
Eisenhower Plans Week of Work and Rest at Farm Home
President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower will leave Washington for Gettysburg to spend a week at the farm. He will work on the State of the Union and fiscal 1959 budget while there and return to Washington by January 3 for the Rights Commission meeting.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Fiaenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
Kaisenower
Ad Rights Commission
State of the Union
Mesnange
James CC Hagerty
Perival Brundage Hagerty
Jane Haperty
Bonham Area Forecast For Cool Front Late Tonight
North Central Texas forecasts call for clearing skies and cool air as a cool front approaches Bonham area late tonight into Saturday. Light showers possible early Friday with a 0.2 inch total, then mostly cloudy and windy as the front moves in. Lows near 30 to 40 degrees tonight and Saturday, with winds up to 35 mph daytime.
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Bonham
Terans
Texas
Fatyang
New Year Start Delayed By Fractions Of A Second
Scientists note a slight delay in the New Year due to Earth's slow rotation relative to the sun. The International Geophysical Year explains the shift is about a few thousandths of a second, causing the clock to tick slightly later after midnight.
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Nelcatel
Dallas Schools Given Integration Reprieve
Reports indicate changes at veteran centers and school districts as personnel shifts occur. Promotions include a registrar at Bonham VA Center and transfers between Burnham and Whippe centers, with retirements and new engineer officer assignments noted for year end.
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Dallas
Bonhem VA
Dave
Wilam FE Berry Avoissant
Whippe
Kerry
Burnham VA
Amarillo
Bonham
Georg
Appeals Court Rejects Midterm Date Ruling
The Fifth U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans weighs an integration dispute over a Dallas public school. The panel reviews a U S District Judge's order for desegregation and the board's challenge to the timing of actions.
Dallas Schools Lose January Integration Date
New Orleans Circuit Court of Appeals halted January desegregation in Dallas schools. The court did not set a new date, leaving the matter to the Dallas School Board and Judge Atwell. Officials offered cautious reactions while NAACP and Dallas ISD emphasized adherence to all deliberate speed.
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CUP
New Orleans
Federal Overall Court of Appeals
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A Supreme Court
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Texag
Fort Worth
Tte
Aith
Ne Stows
U Bimpson Tate
Southwest
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Dallas Independent School District
Tme
Court of Appeals
Dullas
Atwell
Strike Threat Dims as New YorkTransit Talks Continue
New York City transit workers and officials press on with bargaining after a threatened New Year strike deadline looms. Mayor Wagner and TWU leader Michael J. Quill held talks with Transit Authority executives to seek a settlement before Tuesday midnight. After a round of discussions, Quill indicated no firm proposals were presented, and the strike threat remains in place as negotiations resume in the Labor Commissioner’s office.
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UP City
Prasport Workers
Robert Fo Wagner
Ity Transit Authority
Michael J . Quill
Wagner
Quill
Transit Mfoins
Ates
Pom Ccsto
Harol
Felix
Cannons Sold in England Guard Face Fines
British court records reveal a sergeant and two others fined for selling a ceremonial cannon weight nearly a ton. The trio are charged after a Gordon Barracks incident in which a ceremonial piece was sold for about three pounds.
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Chatham
Freeze Delays Theft Trial In Bristol Case
A theft trial involving Tean UE Kear ney and three co defendants was continued due to extreme cold. The owner of turkeys cited inability to identify birds after wrappers remained frozen inside, delaying the proceedings.
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Bristol Tean
Kearney
Beraus
17 Year Old Boy Admits Shooting Houston Student
Stewart Lumpkin 17 and three other teens surrendered after the fatal shooting of 18 year old Jay Evans near Rice Institute. Lumpkin and Cave admit being with Evans when he fired. all four face murder charges in an incident officials describe as a drive around dispute gone wrong.
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Evans
Othe
Rice Institute
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Cave
Lawnon
Lumpkins
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Cole Guid
Young Jumpkin
Ceol
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Evane
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Evan
Laumpkin
Moonshine Prices Rise Amid Inflation in Nashville Market
Moonshine commodity prices show gains as inflation affects local trade in Nashville. Market notes indicate a rise from $5 to $6 per gallon with buyers weighing impact on small producers and retail shelves.
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Nashville
Tenn
Public Hearing Slated at Wylie On Trinity River
A public hearing will be held at Wylie on the Trinity River matters including possible modifications to Lavon Reservoir and an East Fork review. The district engineer was authorized to prepare a report with recommendations for flood control and water works. Interested parties are invited to attend the 9:30 AM hearing on January 23 in the Methodist church annex at Wylie.
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US Army
Moodmire
Laven
House of Iu
Bulvey Beope
Naudru Ound
Lavon Reservoir
Wye
Patients in State Hospitals Enjoy Best Christmas
The Texas state hospital board chair credited more than 10 000 volunteers for delivering gifts and Christmas shows to patients. Dr Raleigh Ross said every patient could enjoy a party as trees, treats, and carols filled the hospitals. Church and civic groups contributed televisions, pianos, radios, and other items to brighten the holiday.
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State Hospital Board
Texas
Raleigh Ross
Alute
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