NATO Faces Inadequacy Against Red Surge Says Spaak
London reports Paul-Henri Spaak, NATO secretary general, warning the alliance is no longer adequate to counter communism. He calls for expanding beyond military might with economic social and cultural efforts and urges immediate steps including tactical and strategic atomic weapons and a revised unanimity rule.
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UPI
NATO
Paul-Henri Spaak
Spaak
NATO Alliance
Warning to housewives on burning trash barrels
Chief of Police O R McKissack warns residents to avoid burning rubbish that does not burn, such as potato peels, after complaints of foul odor and neighbor offense. He says the conduct is likely accidental and hopes the warning stops it. Glasses found at the station will be returned to their owner.
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O. R. McKissack
McKissack
Texarkana Reader Keeps The Favorite Arrival Ahead
Mrs G M Lilley of Texarkana sends a check to ensure The Favorite continues to be mailed to her address there. She eagerly awaits each issue and notes she moved from Bonham 37 years ago yet has kept reading The Favorite through the years and does not want to miss copies.
Patty Clark Regains Bicycle Missing From Practice
Patty Clark the daughter of Mr and Mrs Doss Clark had her bicycle returned after it vanished during a Plano recital practice. Officers found the bike and the rider between the state park and town. the bicycle was undamaged but ridden for many miles.
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Patty Clark
Doss Clark
Patty
Indian dance to mark Webb ceremony at Bonham State Park
Bonham residents will gather Thursday night at Bonham State Park for a Webb ceremony hosted by park manager John Chumbley. Chumbley said the Indian dance will be a top feature of the evening and expressed hope for broad local attendance.
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Webb
Bonham State Park
John Chumbley
Chumbley
Bonham
Two Negroes Fined For Disturbance In City Court
City Judge Tom Denton fined two Negro men $25 and $12.50 for disturbance in connection with a Sunday night fight. City officers had questioned a group of Negro boys in a Saturday afternoon incident in which one boy was scratched with a knife. Ages of the quissed boys ranged from 6 to 13 years.
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Tom Denton
Naples Man Is Sentenced for Wife’s Fatally Shot Death
In Paris Texas a jury sentenced Monnie Freeman of Naples to 60 years in prison for fatally shooting his wife last June. The case drew UPI reports as details emerged from the trial.
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Paris
Tex
UPI
Monnie Freeman
16 Die In Wreck and Fire In Arizona Farm Labor Truck
In Phoenix a truck carrying Mexican contract laborers to Tolleson garlic harvest crashed into a tree and burned killing 16 men and injuring 32 others. Driver Nato Manuel Glorian Jr. said he fell asleep and survived with injuries as residents helped, with identification complicated by the workers’ nationality.
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Ariz
UPI
NATO Manuel Glorian Jr
Mesa
Bob Scott
KRIZ
Manuel
Glorian
Wayne Burris
Burris
Robert Camp
Camp
Garin Co
Tolleson
East German leaders meet Khrushchev in Moscow talks
In Moscow Premier Ulbricht and 16 East German officials meet Premier Khrushchev amid Geneva talks. They push for a separate peace treaty with both Germanys and demand West Berlin's exit, signaling possible Schengen-style territorial shifts and a Moscow-led settlement.
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UPI
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Geneva
Germany
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Walter Ulbricht
Pravda
East Germany
West Berlin
Johannes Koening
Soviet Union
Neues Deutschland
Koening
Berlin
East Berlin
Communist Party
Paul Werner
Hermann Matern
Ulbricht
West Germany
Poland
Oder-Neisse
Russia
House kills Daniel abandoned property act in tight vote
The Texas House ended Gov. Price Daniel's abandoned property bill with a 66 to 63 vote on its second reading. Rep. Jim Bates of Edinburg sponsored the measure as it faced strong partisan contest.
Service Station Owner Shot. Father-in-Law Charged
Norval Shannon, 35, a Fort Stockton service station owner, was shot to death at his home. His father-in-law, Robert L Walker, about 60, was charged with the murder.
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Fort Stockton, Tex
UPI
Norval Shannon
Robert L Walker
Galveston medical bulletin on Governor Leng’s condition
In Galveston Dr. Titus Harris reported no change in Louisiana Governor Earl Leng’s health, noting the 65 year old remained “a bit more cooperative” as further questions were asked about his condition.
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Galveston
Tex
Titus Harris
John Realy
Louisiana
Earl Leng
Randolph Man Dies In Wreck Near Welle City
Tom Wattersen of Rantleigh was killed instantly at 1 10 p m Monday when throws from a sliding water truck on FM 816 three and a half miles southwest of Welle City. J P Wilson in the truck with oo was seriously injur Witnesses say Wattersen and Wilson were in a water truck which skidded and turned sideways on the highway, throwing Wattersen from the cab. Wattersen was crushed beneath the water tank which fell from the bed of the truck. The two men were employed by R W M McKnney on the Welle City Bailey farm road.
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Tom Wattersen
Rantleigh
FM 816
Welle City
J. P. Wilson
Watersen
Wilson
Wattersen
R. W. M McKnney
Welfe City - Bailey Farm
Bonham Forecast Keeps Warm Weather With Scattered Showers
The Bonham area will see little temperature change over the next 24 hours with partly cloudy skies and scattered thunder showers. A light shower occurred Sunday morning with another later that day, a trace at the measuring station though heavier rain downtown and to the southeast and south of Bonham.
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Bonham
World and European figure skating championships scheduled
The International Ice Skating Association announced dates for major events. The world championships will be in Vancouver, Canada from March 2 to 5. The European championships will be in Munich or Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany from February 4 to 7.
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France
UPI
International Ice Skating Assn
Vancouver
Canada
Munich
Garmisch Partenkirchen
Germany
Miami Beach Was Mangrove Swamp Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago Miami Beach Florida was a mangrove swamp before development reshaped the coast. The note places the transformation in a historical backdrop of coastal change and urban growth.
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Miami Beach
Fla
McRae Vies With Chlorine Tank Car Hazard
Wrecking crews cleared debris from a derailment near McRae Georgia where two overturned chlorine gas tank cars held 20 000 gallons of deadly gas The town of 3500 faced possible evacuation as crews secured the cars and monitored the scene Officials said there was no leak and gas masks were issued while police and reserve units patrolled the area
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Mcrae
UPI
K L Weeks
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Brunswick
George Callhan
Olin Mathieson
E L. Blume
Blume
Army Reserve Company
49th Division Begins Annual Maneuvers at Fort Hood
North Fort Hood Texas hosts the 49th Armored Division as about 9 000 National Guardsmen from 81 Texas towns arrive by 70 buses 1 200 jeeps and trucks 600 cars and 22 planes for two weeks of rugged summer training Captain Stanley Freese of Dallas division transportation officer reports all men arrived without incident
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North Fort Hood, Tex
Ike Asks Congress to Increase Debt Limits
In a special message to Congress President Eisenhower asks for higher debt limits and tighter controls on treasury securities. He outlines three steps to safeguard the public credit and calls for swift congressional action.
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Ike
Congress
Washington
UPI
Berhower
Grese
Abc
Treasury Securities
Treasury
Eisenhower
X15 Dry Run Reaches Earth After Sky Drop
Edwards AFB Calif UPI The X15 rocket ship America's first manned space vehicle was dropped dry from a B52 mother ship and glided to a landing on Rogers dry lake bed Four minutes after release pilot Scott Crossfield controlled the craft from 36000 feet in clear weather The test marked a milestone in NASA's program to reach space with the second phase involving controlled glide and landing with rocket power to follow.
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Edwards Afb
Calif
UPI
America
Mojave Desert
Rogers Dry Lake
Scott Crossfield
North American Aviation
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Los Angeles
Crossfield
Edwards Air Force Base
Drylake
Earth
Senate Committee Approves Revised Texas Tax Bill
A Texas Senate committee backed a revised tax package totaling about 151 million dollars over two years. It would raise cigarette taxes from five to eight cents per pack, add a new cigar and tobacco tax, and juice gas and utility levies while rejecting Daniel proposals on natural gas severance and franchise taxes.
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Sen
R. A. Weinert
Seguin
F Hiss
Kiwanis Luncheon Plans Speaker at Gem Café
Kiwanis chairman Thad Finley will preside at a Tuesday noon meeting at the Gem cafe with Reid Spivy Jr announcing Mrs Dean Smith library president will discuss the June 16 referendum on funding the Hassell home as a city library. Beth Finley and Terri Fowler will perform dance numbers on the program.
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Thad Finley
Kiwanis Club
Gem Cafe
Reid Spivy
Dean Smith
Bonham Library
Charles Hassell
Beth Finley
Terri Fowler
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with isolated afternoon thunder showers. No significant temperature changes expected.
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Texas
Why A Public Library Offers Service to All People
A historical essay argues the public library should be an open door beyond utilitarian aims. It stresses books spark intrinsic learning in youth, and knowledge access should outpace day to day limits, urging broader intellectual horizons through libraries.
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Public Library
United States
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