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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
13
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer turned down Russia’s invitation to Moscow but said he would discuss restoring normal relations with the Soviet Union. The rejection surprised observers as earlier signals suggested a trip to the Soviet capital for high level talks.
Congress approved a $51.84 billion military funding bill for the coming year sending it to the White House. The package includes $46 million not requested by President Eisenhower, and provisions to maintain Marine Corps strength at 215,000 though the president plans reductions. The measure, a Senate-House compromise, followed a conference committee agreement. Gober Farm Bureau to hear Jamey Turmann lead Monday night. Oklahoma City Zoo adds a Barbary ape pair and newborn baby born days after arrival.
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved expanding Fort Sill Oklahoma to include part of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The panel noted notable local opposition yet argued the only alternative is to forego full training facilities and weapons use at Fort Sill. In a separate brief from Michigan Charles Decker, a retired barber, celebrated his 75th wedding anniversary and 100th birthday on the same day.
James O Eastland said testimony on Communist infiltration of New York newspapers reveals a high pattern of infiltration and Communist grip on American life He added he believes the situation has been substantially corrected in recent years The Senate Internal Security subcommittee chaired by Eastland continued hearings with Charles Grutzner of the New York Times among the witnesses.
A 22 month old boy Gary Dwayne Brady disappeared from the back yard of a South Dallas home Wednesday morning. He was last seen at 11 a.m. by his mother Mrs Travis Parrack as authorities check with his father stationed at Lackland AFB in San Antonio and other relatives in Oklahoma for leads.
Carl Robinson, an employee of Supreme Trailer, was injured Wednesday when a fever struck his head. He is listed in satisfactory condition at Allen Memorial Hospital where he is a patient.
Pittsburgh report notes top union officials hoped to announce a settlement in steel industry wage negotiations by 8 p.m. as 600,000 workers prepare to strike. USW secretary treasurer TW Abel said President David Mc Donald aimed for a more definite update from talks with John A. Stephens of U S Steel Corp.
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