Yemen Troops Hit Towns In British Protectorates
Aden government reports regular and irregular Yemen forces attacked villages in a British protectorate while RAF Venom jets strafed the targets. Beihan tribesmen aided local security forces to repel the attacks. Britain claims RAF did not cross the Yemen border.
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Aden
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British Protectorate
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Aden Protectorate
Bonn
Germany
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Moscow Radio Today
Britain
New Barbed Wire Fence Rise in Gray Son County
In Gray Son County new fencing appears amid shifting farming practices as fences are rebuilt and brush cleared. Joe B. Johnson reports active pasture work to improve grass and shade, while forecasts predict a sharp temperature drop from 74 to 38 degrees and a 28 degree low by Thursday morning.
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Grayson County
Joe B. Johnson
Johnson
Eden Resigns as Prime Minister Over Suez Policy
Sir Anthony Eden resigns as Britain’s prime minister after facing strong opposition to the Suez policy. He leaves a cabinet meeting at Downing Street with a faint smile and informs Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace, signaling the near end of his political career.
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London
Anthony Sden
Suez
No. 10
Downing Street
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Seden
Senators Seek New Tactic To Curb Filibusters
In Washington Senate civil rights advocates push a plan to strike Section 3 from the filibuster rule while Vice President Nixon remarks on his 44th birthday. The effort aims to limit endless debate and spur passage of bills as Kefauver Kennedy contest for a Foreign Relations seat unfolds. burglary reports tied to Teamsters files in Seattle are reviewed by the Senate investigative subcommittee.
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Richard M Nixon
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John Kennedy
Mass
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Nixon
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Teamsters’ Union
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Wash
Tax Reduction on Personal Property Is Being Proposed
AUSTIN UP Broad tax reform proposed by Rep Roy Harrington of Port Arthur aims to lower personal property levies for retirees fearing loss of state pensions. Harrington notes the need to tax equitably but has not finalised details, stating he is researching the plan. Meanwhile, House Speaker Carr urged honesty and integrity and suggested opening proceedings to radio and TV. The House and Senate adjourned to resume work amid an optimistic budget outlook.
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Senate
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Wageoner Carr
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Cary
Lie
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Nouse
Weather Summary for North Central and Texas
Colder conditions across the region with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers in the south and southeast tonight. Temperatures fall to 10 to 20 degrees in the Panhandle and South Plains and 20 to 40 elsewhere. Winds shift from southerly to northerly along the coast late tonight into Thursday.
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Texas
West Tenas
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South Plains
Tenas
Youth Held After Windows Shattered
A youth was detained after windows shattered in an incident reported by local authorities. Peers described the scene as chaotic with damage noted at a school and surrounding area. Investigators focused on the time frame and potential witnesses as the case developed.
Anti-Polio Shots To Be Given Rural Students Friday
Rural students will receive polio vaccines Friday with parental consent. County officials say most children already comply and aim to vaccinate all students before the term ends. Local physicians and school staff will administer doses, led by Dr. Jack Houndern and supported by county and city police in overseeing the rollout.
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Hirat
Otra
Atute
Une
Kubaokea
Nemain
Jack Haundern
Kubaoks
Ywurtansy Gehiaida Soy Badass
Reign of Terror Begins in Hungary Amid Protests
Reports from Budapest describe Premier Jasos Mader launching a crackdown after Soviet forces attacked, with writers accused of counter revolutionary activity for publishing free press. Workers at Rejavinthi plant and others join nationwide sit downs as the regime moves to seize control of industry.
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Dietature
Jasos Mader
Korean Student Provides Insight at Rotary Meeting
A Korean student at Austin College Sherman spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting about his experiences in the United States. He described his journey from North Korea after World War II and his work as an interpreter with the 387th Infantry division before coming to the United States with his wife and two children. The club discussed supporting a development program for a 21 acre recreation area and appointed a committee to craft recommendations for the city.
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Ile
Wra
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Agmerien
North Korea
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387Th Infantry Division
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Taehon Landry
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Jor O. H. Hay
Hubert Thomasd
Stobart Runts
Deo
Marty Johnson
Union Station Massacre remembered in Kansas City report
Margaret Richards recalls the 1933 Union Station shooting in Kansas City where five men died and Frank Nash was captured. The two part UPI series recounts the crime, its victims, and its impact on federal crime legislation and FBI power.
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Roy Floyd
Verne Muller
Adam Richetti
Krank Nash
Margaret Plummer Richards
United Press
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W. J Grooms
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Crme
Frank Nash
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Ark
Pretty Boy Floyd
Oho
Verne Miller
Michigan
Adam Macheeth
Jeffereson City
State
Oil and Gas Prices Rise Amid Broad Market Boost
Houston and national markets report higher crude oil and gasoline prices. Industry sources indicate a price increase by major firms, lifting the sector amid a half year of firm gains. The National Oil Marketers Association cites the move and requests a formal inquiry by the Justice Department.
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Dean
Washington
Juntios Department
Bono Installed as Kiwanis President
Kiwanis regular meeting installed Jesse Honywan as president of Honnam Kir wee chal. Other officers named Kenneth Grifith as vice president, Munared Mathis as governor, and committee members Gn Sherman gureata, Tun Hocuimsa, Lionel Smith, and Henry Idorey.
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Honnam Kirwee Chal
Tuealay Ngod
Bonn
Charles Eft
Uueaday
Kenneth Grifith
Mad At Henalve
Hay Lduyle
3. & Hadge
Condemnation Board Meets on Thursday for Road Right of Way
A board of condemnation led by Tunt Joenton Ira Surner and Howerdt Betows will convene at 10 galuck Thursday morning to determine the value of four land tracts needed for a complete right of way and flag improvements on Slate Thubway 16. Judge Ibolee Moore requires right of way for one project to be obtained by Jan 29.
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Tunt Joenton
Ira Surner
Howerdt Betows
Wrat
Leonard
Ibolee Moore
Pay Hike Proposed By State Bar for Lawmakers Judges
State Bar proposes a broad pay hike for lawmakers and judges. Legislators would rise to 62 percent with new salaries around 120 days of 4 seamed before any further changes, while district judges would see pay from 9000 to 16000 annually and intermediate court budgets jump from 12000 to 20000. Supreme Court and Court of General Appeals justices would see salaries increased from 100 to 6000.
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Generil Huubert Lee Obbitt
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Court of Germinal Appeals
Cubs Scout Awards Slated Thursday
Riverul Cub Pack No 200 plans a ceremony at 7 p m in Is the Methodist church hall to present gold arrow points for completing duties and 20 electives in the Cub Scout program Den No 1 Den No 2 and Den No 3 will participate with den mothers Myra Ed South erland Mrs Tex Halley and Mrs William K Berry overseeing activities and refreshments.
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Iasoger
Kisst Methodiat
Sam Witcher
Woiteher
Tasmeminbers
den No
Isita
Myra
Freezing Weather Predicted for Bonham Thursday
Bonham is expected to be hit by cold air tonight bringing some of the coldest weather of the winter by Thursday morning. The weather bureau forecasts a low near 2 degrees and a high around 36 for Thursday with scattered showers in the afternoon and partly cloudy skies. The front ends milder conditions that have brought upper 60s and low 70s in North Texas. Bonham topped 70 on Tuesday and reached 53 by Wednesday morning.
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