Top Officials Discuss Global Defense Problem
At Quantico on June 19 President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon met with 160 military and civilian leaders for a closed seminar on global defense risks. Defense Secretary Wilson sponsored the session, with golf and a barbecue after, as Quarles warned that Soviet lead in new weapons narrows.
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UC Po
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Richard M. Nixon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Donald A. Quarlex
America
Russia
Moscow
Congress
House
Senate
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States
NATO
Europe
Southeast Asia
Donald L. Putt
Air Force
Leslie E. Simon
Army Ordnance Research
Des
McCarthy Defends Staff Against Threats Charges
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy denied staff threats against Democratic senators and said no evidence emerged during the Army McCarthy hearings. He noted a preliminary probe into alleged graft involving a Democratic senator and declined to name the official.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Wisconsin Republican
Democrats
McCarthy
Bonham Weather Forecast Sees Hot Weekend Heating Up
Bonham residents are advised to expect more hot weather with a few scattered thundershowers possible for relief. The forecast calls for continued warmth with Friday’s high around 4 degrees and Saturday’s mid ninety readings likely again on Sunday afternoon.
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U. S
Anti-Communist Guatemalan Exile Army Is Closer To Capital
The report notes a Guatemalan exile forces movement toward Guatemala City as a regional tension item. Details focus on political alignments and regional implications rather than direct combat actions.
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Guatemala
Mendes France Forms Peace Cabinet in Paris
Premier Pierre Mendes France formed a new cabinet of young reformers aiming to end the Indochina War by July 20. He created a new portfolio for Tunisia and Morocco and named Gen Pierre Koenig as defense minister replacing Rene Pleven. Edgar Faure kept finance.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Kenut
Foreign Ministry
Rene Coty
Tunisia
Morocco
Pierre Koening
Rene Pleven
Joseph Laniel
Finance Ministry
Edgar Faure
Mendes
Denny Resigns as Trenton Super
S. D. Denny resigns as superintendent of Trenton schools after ten years in the post. He will retire Aug 1 and move with his wife and son Joe to Fresno County, California, to continue school work. Denny arrived in Trenton from Bailey in 1944.
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Trenton
S. D. Denny
Denny
Joe
Fresny County
Calif
Bailey
Three Trends Reshape Merchandising Says Roger Bubn
In New Boston New Hampshire on June 19 Roger Bubn argues that self service parking and the rise of large stores will transform shopping. He warns cities to acquire parking space early to avoid higher prices and urges avoidances of risky new centers in favor of municipal downtown parking facilities.
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Roger Bubn
New Boston
Guimg
Ing
Boston
Alabama Moves to Capture Killer State Official
Phenix City Alabama on June 19 reports Gov Gordon Persons sending 50 militiamen to keep order after Albert L Patterson former nominee for attorney general was assassinated Friday night. State police and the State Bureau of Investigation coordinate the inquiry with a $5000 reward. Patterson’s son vows revenge as Si Garrett promises full pursuit of the killer.
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Phenix City
Ala
Gordon Persony
Honkyonk
Alabama
Montgomery
Albert L. Patterson
Patterson
Joe Smedley
State Bureau of Investigation
Army
John Patterson
Si Garrett
Criminal Cases Listed for Trial Tuesday in Court
Sixth District Court will begin the June term with about 16 cases set for hearing Tuesday. Defendants include Bobby Carter for unlawful exposure and enticing a minor. Amos Harold Watley for wilful burning. Calvin Ambers Turner and Ambers Lee Turner with forgery counts. Frankie Lee Brackett with forgery. Billy Paul Butler for robbery by assault. Walter Cuddy for burglary. and W. L. Manning for theft over $50. None expected to plead guilty.
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Sixth District Court
A. L. Bartley, Jr
Bobby Carter
Amos Harold Watley
Calvin Ambers Turner
Bonham Kiwanis Win Plaque at District VII meeting
The Bonham Kiwanis Club received a special plaque for outstanding club work at the District VII meeting in Commerce. The club earned the plaque for taking all of its members to Durant for an inter-club meeting.
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Bonham Kiwanis Club
Commerce
Bonham Club
Ate
Durant, Oklo
Durant Club
Ike Ready to Toss Cold Water on Big Three Meet
President Eisenhower prepared to reject any plan by Winston Churchill for a big three meeting with Georgi Malenkov. Sources say the United States insists the Soviet Union prove sincere before any summit. The aim is to address Germany Austria Korea and disarmament while acknowledging ongoing Soviet resistance.
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Washington
Junge 19
Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Georgi M. Malenkov
United States
Soviet Union
London
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Malenkov
Germany
Korea
Indo-China
Russia
SMU Law Professor Speaks to Bar
J W Riehm a SMU law school professor spoke to the Fannin County Bar Association about the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 noting about 3 000 changes but covering only a few. Ray Peeler Jr chaired the program with Judge H A Cunningham presiding. Hosts were Peeler and G C Butler with their wives hosting a luncheon. Guests included Gene Stone of Dallas and Judge A M Harrison of Paris. Ed Southerland named next meeting chairman.
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Fannin County Bar Association
J W Riehm
SMU Law School
Riehm
Ray Peeler, Jr
H. A. Cunningham
Peeler
G C. Butler
Gene Stone
Dallas
A. M. Harrison
Paris
Ed Southerland
Collision damages rear fender of car driven by Paul Meeks
Slight damage was done to the left hand rear fender of a car driven by Paul Meeks on North Center afrect early Saturday when it was involved in collision with a truck driven by Leroy Roberts of Kie berg.
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Paul Meeks
North Center
Leroy Roberts
Kieberg
Guatemala asks UN Security Council to address invasion
Guatemala filed a protest with the United Nations Security Council accusing mercenary troops of invading near the Honduras frontier. Guatemalan Foreign Minister Guillermo Toriello sent a cable to council president Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. as Latin American diplomacy tilted toward refer to the Organization of American States.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Washington
Honduras
Security Council
Council
Organization of American States
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Guatemala
U. S
Russia
United States Britain pull reps from Geneva as Indo China talks stall
United States and Britain withdraw their chief representatives from Geneva leaving the Indo China talks to France and the Communists. Walter Bedell Smith and Walter Robertson depart for Washington while Alexis Johnson and Anthony Eden head for London to oversee the shift in strategy.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Walter Bedell Smith
Asalatani
Walter 8. Robertson
Washington
U. Alexis Johnson
U. S&s
U. S
Anthony Eden
London
Mininister
Iwok
Churchill
Southeast Asia
Eixenhower
Winston Churchill
U 8
Indo- China
France
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes- France
McClellan Urges Fast Cleanup of McCarthy Subcommittee Staff
Senator L. McClellan demands a swift housecleaning of Gen. Joseph McCarthy's staff after the Army McCarthy hearings. He says the Republican majority must act, plans to press for changes at the first subcommittee meeting, and may push other Democrats to join before he leaves for Arkansas.
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Washington
Sen. L. McClellan
D-Ark
Joseph R. McCarthy
McClellan
McCarthy
Senate
House
Arkansas
McClean
Invasion by anti-Communist Guatemalans Advances on Capital
Reports say about 5 000 rebels crossed from Honduras into Guatemala and seized key ports and rail centers including Porto Barrios and Zacapa. The uprising spread inland toward Guatemala City with land sea and air attacks. Exile sources claim the rebels held about one third of Guatemala as of Friday night.
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Honduras
Col. Castel Castillo Armas
enti-Rede
Atlantic
Pacific
Guatemala
Porto Barrios
Guatemala City
San Salvador
Capa
Zacapa
Chiquimula
Washington
San Jose
Escuinlla
National Broadcasting Co
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas Weekend
Partly cloudy and warm conditions continue through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms expected across the region. The pattern features occasional showers and warmer afternoons, with no significant risk of severe weather indicated.
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Texas
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