Eisenhower Opposes Wage and Price Controls in Inflation Fight
President Eisenhower said he opposes wage and price controls as a cure for inflation. He urged business and labor leaders to restrain price and wage increases and warned that failing to show restraint could push the United States toward socialism as Khrushchev warned. He noted no plans to cut U.S. military forces abroad except possibly Japan and discussed a visa transfer proposal and Supreme Court decisions on rights. The president’s plane encountered mechanical trouble at Langley Field before he continued to Washington by Air Force.
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Japan
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Langley Field
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Ezra T Benson
Benson
Edward Martin R Pad
Treasury
George M Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Bricker
John W Brickerth
Army
Spes
William S Curard
First cotton bloom of 1957 reported in Fannin County
Bel Cantred notes the first cotton bloom of 1957 in Fannin County brought to The Favorite by Robert Price who farms 10 acres between Bonham State Park and Cotton Center. The stalk stood about a foot high with several squares and a bloom. Ottis Sinks delayed mowing due to a stolen spark plug for the courthouse lawn mower.
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Fannin County
Robert Price
Bonham State Park
Cotton Center
Price
Ottis Sinks
Columbine Ill Has Electric Trouble on Flight
Air Force precision liner AF7885 the Columbine HI developed electrical trouble at Langley AFB delaying President Esenhower. He shifted to a slower C5 é and postponed return to Washington, the DC4 based Columbine forced a cautious landing event.
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Washington
U. S
Esenhower
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Rites Held for Brigance and Barron Teens in Bonham Crash
Funeral services were held for Dale Brigance 13 and Earl D Barron Jr 16 who died Monday in a State Highway 121 crash south of Bonham. Brigance's service was at Congregational Methodist church with interment at Willow Wald. Barron's service followed at Wise Funeral Home with burial at Willow Wild. Survivors include their mothers, grandparents, and great grandparents. The driver W J Pritchett of Paris escaped with minor injuries as investigators probed the first fatality incident in Fannin County.
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Earl D. Barron, Jr
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Thelma Brigance
Congregational Methodist Church
Nelson Dean
A L. McClain
Dallas
Willow Wald
Barron
Wise Funeral Home
Harrison Johns
Trinity Baptist Church
T R Hawkins
Windom Baptist Church
Willow Wild Cemetery
Booneville
Ark
Lois Barron
Earl D Barron
Lake Charles
Barbara
Judy Barron
Bonham
Will Barron
Mattie Cox
Will H. Barron
W J Pritchett
Paris
Bop Walker
Charies Carey
Hoyt Ivey
Tibby Wright
Fannin County
Eisenhower Keeps Stance On Nuclear Test Suspension
President Eisenhower said scientists report bombs could be made with no fallout, but a four to five year testing path is needed. He reaffirmed a conditional plan to suspend tests as part of a first step in disarmament, while warning no absolute clean H bombs exist.
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Eisenhower
Fienhower
Ernest Lawrence
Edward Teller
Atomic Energy Commission
Alvin@ Graves
Steps Taken To Keep West Germany Free
President Eisenhower told GOP House members at a White House breakfast that everything possible is being done to ensure West Germany remains with the free world. Rep Algert Morano voiced concern that West Germany might become neutral or slip from the free world, and Eisenhower replied that efforts will continue to prevent that outcome.
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Brewster Convicted In Contempt Case
Federal Judge John J. Sirica convicts Teamsters Union vice president Frank W Brewster of contempt of Congress for refusing to testify before the Senate Investigating Subcommittee earlier this year. Brewster led the Teamsters Western Conference. The ruling sanctions him for obstruction and noncompliance with congressional inquiry.
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Senate
Theft Reported Of Tractor Tires In Lannius Area
Sheriff’s office was informed Wednesday that two tractor tires and a wheel were stolen from a tractor on Pat Clutter’s farm in the Lannius community. The incident prompted a local investigation.
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Sheriff's Office
Pat Clutter
Lannius
Advocates Dissatisfied With Eisenhower on School Aid Plan
Advocates for federal school aid voiced disappointment with President Eisenhower’s lukewarm endorsement of a compromise to address classroom shortages. The White House offered partial approval, urging Congress to act this year, while a five year plan would spend 300 million dollars annually, split between states by need and population.
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Congress
Bill White
Diplomats Debate Called UN Assembly Session on Hungary
Delegates from 29 nations convene to discuss a possible request to the General Assembly regarding Hungarian oppression. The United States opposes an immediate recall arguing a September session would allow broader debate and attendance by foreign ministers, while others push to address the Hungary issue now.
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Henry Cavot Lodge
Balsuto
H Gury
Australana
United States
Hungary
Commies Demand UN Drop Build-Up In South Korea
The report describes North Korea and China urging negotiations while Western powers reject claims to halt Korea armament. It notes the North’s military buildup and foreign troop presence at Panmunjom, with U S and allied officials debating trimming armed strength and atomic capabilities amid tensions.
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Keres
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United States
Best Interests Defense Seeks to Show Nickerson Motives
In Huntsville Alabama a trial aired arguments for best interests in the Nickerson case. Prosecutors claimed involvement with Army regulations while the defense pressed that Nickerson acted with good motives and loyalty to the Army. Witnesses described contacts with Army personnel and alleged unauthorized actions. The hearing explored intent and potential penalties including possible imprisonment or fines.
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First Hurricane of Season Heads North
United Press reports Taras coast on alert as Audrey approaches from the southwest. At 10 am Audrey was about 400 miles southwest of New Orleans with maximum winds near 100 miles per hour and gales extending 180 to 200 miles from the center.
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Taras
Civil Defense
Warnings Hoisted As Audrey Approaches Louisiana Coast
The New Orleans weather bureau ordered hurricane warnings along the Louisiana coast as Hurricane Audrey moved slowly northward from the Bay of Campeche. Gusts near 100 mph, high tides of five to eight feet, and storm warnings extended to Texas and Florida Panhandle regions. Evacuations urged on Bolivar Peninsula, Galveston beaches cleared, and civil defense urged readiness.
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Ay Audruy
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Lia Gritta
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Presidio
North Central Texas Party Holds Threedays Event
A fragment notes a party in North Central Texas lasting three days. Details are incomplete with scattered words referencing isolation and thunder snow, leaving the exact nature and outcome unclear.
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Texas
Unclear OCR Summary Card From Local Page
Fragmented text mentions names such as John Dickey and Paul Ariedge with unclear roles. Other garbled phrases reference a dating topic, a score recovery, and a visit to a post office. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable material.
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Martin Haleril
Paul Ariedge
Dutta Ariedge
Cihelin Moore
Gene Wilahire
Abds Chaxton
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