Small Mobile Defense Plan Urges Shifts in Military Policy
The piece endorses a mobile striking force backed by a strong reserve to reduce costs while preserving security. It cites John Foster Dulles, General Eisenhower, and Senator Douglas as sources for a fiscally feasible strategy that avoids large standing armies and keeps industrial capacity ready for rapid war needs. The author calls for constructive, nonpartisan defense proposals to counter Soviet threats.
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Joseph Stalin
America
John Foster Dulles
Free World
Eisenhower
Senate
Gruenther
NATO
Dulles
Srueather
Douglas
Illinois
Wisconsin Hopefuls Move Against McCarthy in Senate Race
Wisconsin politics shift as Leonard Schmitt draws Washington attention with anti-McCarthy backers, and a lone Democrat Henry Reuss pushes in a field that also names Thomas E. Fairchild and Gaylord Nelson as emerging contenders. McCarthy battles for strong rural and upstate support amid labor shifts and party maneuvering.
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Ashington
NEA
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Badger
McCarthy
Senate
Leonard
Len) Schmitt
Merrill
Wis
Schmitt
Washington
William T. Bvrne
Madison, Wis
Capital Times
Enschmitt
Wisconsin Republican Organization
Tom Coleman
Alvin O’konski
McCarthy- Coleman
Wisconsin Organized Labor Movement
Bob LaFollette
Progressive Party
LaFollette
Walter Kohler
Kohler
Thomas E. Fairchild
U. S
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Gaylord Nelson
Henry Reuss
Milwaukee
Cornell
Harvard Law School
Senator McCarthy
Wasconsin
Thieves Take $1,000 From Church Funds
The Brooklyn church theft spurred a Houston report of a $4,000 loss from Sunday collections. Reverend John J Prady of Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church emphasized recovering the money over prosecuting the thieves.
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Jiourtonn
Brooklyn
Houston
Chuch
John J Prady
Saint Peter the Apostel Catholic Church
Gaverend Brady
Dog Owner Sued For 120000 In Houston Incident
Mrs Mildred Buzbee seeks 120000 damages from dog owners after a chain tied bulldog attacked her five year old son at a drive in. The boy suffered permanent disfigurement from the attack and the suit details are filed in Houston.
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Houston
Janae
Mildred Buzbee
Missing Funds Found After Office Sofa Heist
A man reported money hidden under a sofa in his office before an armored car collected cash. When the car arrived, the money was gone and authorities opened an investigation.
Political Calendar Announces Democratic Primary Candidates
A list of announced candidates for various offices in the Democratic primaries July 26 and August 23. Names include SAM RAYBURN REGAN BROWN for Congress 4th District, state and local officials such as CARTER, WRIGHT, FR, MANKIN Jr., BROADFOOT, HARRISON, and sheriff candidates RIDINGS, TURMAN, MOORE, plus commissioners BELLOWS WAITS STIMELIc KENT and others.
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Congress
Sam Rayburn
Regan Brown
36th Division At Fort Hood for Annual Maneuvers
The Texas 36th National Guard Infantry Division began annual summer maneuvers at Fort Hood. Major General Ho Miller Ainsworth of Luling leads the division as more than 6500 Guardsmen transition from civilians to soldiers. Training runs through June 15.
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Fort Hood
Port Hood
Texas 36Th National Guard Infantry
Texas
Ho Miller Ainsworth
Luling
Supreme Court lifts Marshall censorship ban on Pinky film
The Supreme Court set aside a Marshall Texas ban on showing the movie Pinky. It reversed a Texas state court ruling without issuing an opinion and referenced its prior ruling banning The Miracle in New York City. Justice Felix Frankfurter added a memorandum noting Marshall's censorship ordinance offends due process.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pinky
Marshall
Texas
New York City
Felix Frankfurther
Canada Eyes Early Seaway Start for 1963
Canada hopes to begin construction of the St Lawrence Seaway early in 1963 and finish by 1968 according to W D Matthews the Canadian minister to the United States He favored U S participation but said Ottawa will proceed alone if needed Senate leaders will push for congressional approval amid strong opposition and uncertain prospects for a joint agreement.
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Canada
Washington
United States
St Lawrence Seaway
W D. Matthews
Senate
Matthews
Barton named assistant agronomist for three counties
Jack Barton, moved from Lamar County to the Lower Rio Grande Valley, named assistant agronomist for three counties in the Lower Valley. He will work under joint leadership of the State Farm extension service and the Texas Agriculture Experiment Station at College Station.
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Jack Barton
Lower Valley
College Station
Lamar
Rio Grande Valles
Barton
IC M ‘Trew
College Stats
Join
State Farm Extension Servicee
Pexas Agriculture J Experiment Station
Supreme Court Action Remains Unexplained in Passing Case
The court offered no explicit reasoning for its action in a case touching a light and dark skinned woman known as Pinky who faced identity questions while living in the North after being perceived as white in the South.
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Supreme Court
Petry Jr to Speak in Dallas as Campaign Chairman Named
Jack Kilgore of McAllen is named state chairman for Herb Petry Jr for congressman at large. Petry, from Carrizo Springs, runs on the Democratic ticket and campaigns in West and South Texas, visiting Dallas to address a Lions International district convention this afternoon.
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Dallas
Jack Kilgore
McAlen
House of Representatives
Herb Petry, Jr
Petry
Carrizo Springs
South Texas
Lions International
Sergeant Accepts Settlement in Suit
A 22 year old Sheppard Air Base sergeant named Robert Craig settled and dropped a $3,000 lawsuit filed after a July 20, 1981 car crash between Bowie and Decatur Texas that killed three. Craig alleged Oliver Calhoun Harbin and others caused his brain concussion and a smashed jaw while riding with Billy Ray Cobb. County agents overseen by Troon ranch operators note range demonstrations and livestock balancing.
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Fort Worth
Sheppard Air Base
Robert Craig
Vin Fort Worth
Raig
Bowie
Decatur
Texas
Eglat
Oliver Calhoun Harbin
Houston
Harbin
Billy Ray Cobb
Craig
Notice to the Public and Editorial Disclosure
Bonham Daily Favorite publishes a standard public notice with a request to correct erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations. The paper states United Press news dispatches are exclusively entitled to publication and use of the news herein.
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The
United Press
New Copter Plant To Be Formally Inspected Friday
Fort Worth June 3 Bell Aircrafts new seven million dollar helicopter plant eleven miles east of Fort Worth at Hurst will be formally inspected Friday. About five hundred guests are expected. Vice Admiral Harold Montgomery Martin will speak. He commanded the USS San Jacinto and later led the Air Pacific Fleet during World War II. The plant currently builds helicopters for Army Navy and Marine Corps with developing antisubmarine helicopter work for the Navy.
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Fort Worth
Bell Aircraft
Hurst
Harold Montgomery Martin
Martin
Air Prcific
San Jacinto
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Collazo Appeal Rejected by Court
The Supreme Court refused Oscar Collazo's appeal in the 1950 Blair House break in case. Collazo, a Puerto Rican nationalist, was sentenced to death for the murder of White House guard Leslie Coffelt during the incident that followed the attempted assassination of President Truman.
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Collazo
Washington
Supreme Court
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Collago
White House
Leslie Coffelt
Calflazo
Blair House
Mr. Truman
Aberdeen vetoes Iowa State girl band visit be bop risk
Aberdeen Scotland council blocks a proposed August visit by Iowa State University girls bagpipe band over fears of be bop and culture clash. The $700 expense offer prompted concerns from Fran Magee an English council member about skimpy costumes and novelty numbers.
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Scotland
Iowa State University
Fran, Magree
Towa
Magee
Bop
Taft Seeks Free Radio Time Across Networks
Two networks rejected Taft requests for free airtime matching Eisenhower's homecoming speech in Abilene. CBS will cover the event as a news story, not a political address. NBC and ABC indicated no additional free time beyond their standard coverage.
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New York
Taft
General Eisenhower
Abilene
Kansas
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Company
Nationa Broadcasting Company
Yarborough Opens Campaign Rally in Athens Friday
Judge Ralph Yarborough launches his bid for Texas governor with an All-East Texas rally on the Athens courthouse lawn. Lifelong Henderson County native Yarborough has friends and supporters across northeast and central Texas, planning caravans from Limestone, Freestone, Shelby, Houston, Kaufman, Anderson and Smith counties to the Athens square under the old oak.
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Austin
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Athens
Yarborough
Henderson County
Northeast
Limestone
Freestone
Shelby
Houston
Iron
Kaufman
Anderson
Smith
Athens Square
M. Roberts
Romanian Reds Purge top officials in party shakeup
London dispatch reports Romania’s Foreign Minister Ana Pauker is ousted from the politburo for “rightist deviation” but allowed to remain foreign minister after counsel from the party central committee. Earlier the Romanian Parliament ousted Premier Petru Groza to a ceremonial presidency, signaling a major leadership shift.
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London
Ana Pauker
Petru Groza
Delegates Invited To Meet Eisenhower
New York Governor Dewey invites New York delegates to a get acquainted meeting with General Eisenhower in New York on June 4. The event aims to build early rapport and discuss campaign priorities.
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Eisenhower
New York
Dewey
Newtow
Undulant Fever Increases During Summer Month
A health officer reports undulant fever may rise in summer with symptoms of chilly sensations, shivering, high fever, weakness, and headache. The illness lasts weeks, then gradually subsides. It is transmitted from animals to humans via infected dairy products and contact with animals. prevention includes testing animals, pasteurizing dairy products, and minimizing direct contact with infected cattle.
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Austin
Geo. W. Co
No City Affair Next Wednesday Promises Dewey Payment
The event set for next Wednesday in No City will feature Dewey paying for the dim. Local organizers urge attendees to participate and support the cause.
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Dewey
May tthan Papers price and copy details
The notice lists available copies of the May issue of the paper at ten cents each. It notes the publication and pricing details for readers seeking a single copy of the May edition.
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