Scouts Camp on Glover River Near Bonham Needs Funds
Bonham Scouts seek 800 to 1000 dollars for the New Trails Council Camp on Glover River Oklahoma. Bonham shares offered at 10 dollars each to finance the camp development with no interest or payout. Investments may be bought through Arledge. funds fund dining hall health lodge ranger HQ and utilities. Adirondack huts for winter camping, 200 summer camping days, and electricity plus phone service planned for the site.
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Conservatives Win 2 Shaky Victories in UK Seats
Britain's ruling Conservatives captured narrow wins in East Harrow and East Belfast, yielding limited gains that did little to persuade Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on timing for a general election. The results stalled calls for an early May vote.
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Swordfish Heads For Pacific Duty
The atomic powered submarine Swordfish left Portsmouth for duty in the Pacific and a new home at Pearl Harbor carrying 95 officers and men. Cmdr Shanndon D Cramer of Harrisburg and Washington is skipper. Route not announced. Navy says unlikely to sail beneath the North Pacific.
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Palm Sunday Invitation From Uw Naeareus Church
Palm Sunday announced as royal welcome to Jesus entry into Jerusalem. Parishioners urged to attend this coming Lord's Day at Uw Naeareus Church.
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Beginning of Space Age Optimism At MIT Lincoln Lab
Westford Massachusetts scientists at MIT Lincoln Laboratory announced a major radar breakthrough with a 56 million mile roundtrip to Venus marking the first two way contact with a celestial body beyond the moon. Drs Paul K Green Herbert G Weiss and Robert Price hailed the achievement and predicted future contacts with Mars amid Eisenhower praise.
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Jury selection falters in Connie Nicholas murder trial
In Indianapolis the panel of 214 prospects was exhausted before noon as Judge Faulconer ordered 175 more to be questioned. Prospective jurors were dismissed for capital punishment opposition and other challenges while Holy Week loomed, delaying a 12 member jury in the case of Mrs. Nicholas, accused of killing her wealthy lover Forrest Tees.
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Passenger Killed in Leapfrog Wreck Near Orange Texas
An early morning highway crash left Alsac I died in the wreckage when a leap frog car landed on Jo Fo McAlahan’s vehicle. Paul Saunders of Kirbyville was identified as the second driver and hospitalized with injuries. Saunders ran a stop sign at high speed, struck warning guns, and the car toppled onto the first vehicle on Farm to Market Road 1008 near Orange. Charges against Saunders are pending.
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Senate rackets panel to hear Mickey Cohen testimony
The Senate Rackets Committee announced it will call West Coast gangster Mickey Cohen to testify. wage and legal counsel Robert F. Kennedy said hearings on jukebox racketeering will proceed with locations including New Orleans Los Angeles and Miami.
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Monroney Seeks More Airport Funds in Washington
Senator Mike Monroney of Oklahoma urged additional federal aid for airport construction saying the 297 million dollar bill is inadequate to meet repair needs. He warned a presidential veto might be preferable if the House-Senate conference rejects the 465 million dollar Senate plan. President Eisenhower had asked Congress for 200 million dollars in federal airport aid. None would fund terminals or non flying field projects.
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Tornado Strikes across Fannit County damaging homes
A Friday tornado swept Fannit county early this afternoon. It leveled the Frank Kaker home northwest of Eetor and wrecked two houses in Whitr wright. Reports of a second disturbance near Lamnasea Jvanhou followed. Sheriff deputies noted the Kaker family escaped to a storm cellar with no injuries. Additional tornadoes touched down in North Pexas south of Celeste and other regions.
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Thunderstorm Alert Covers Bonham Area and Surrounding Counties
The Weather Bureau in Fort Worth issued a severe thunderstorm and possible tornado alert for the Bonham area and a large surrounding zone. Thunderstorm activity from Oklahoma is forecast to move south into northern Texas with large hail likely. Temperatures to fall to about 35 tonight with cooler conditions into Saturday.
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Pickets Withdrawn From Coal Mines In Kentucky Fields
United Mine Workers pickets were withdrawn today from strikebound coal mines in Pike County Kentucky to await a restraining order hearing next Monday. The withdrawal followed a Thursday hearing before Circuit Judge James B Stephenson on a request by the Pike County Independent Coal Operators Association. Carson Uibbitts said the action might extend to other counties in southeastern Kentucky by the weekend. Joe Lewis Lexington attorney for the operators asked President Eisenhower to send federal troops to eastern Kentucky. Gov Chandler rejected National Guard aid citing sufficient state police reports.
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Two Policemen Suspended In Thefts Probe
Police Chief Cato Hightower suspended detective Tf. I. Stevenson and sergeant Phil Coker during an investigation into suspected roles in a burglary ring. He said the findings warranted an all-out probe and that the case may extend beyond the ring, following a recent series of arrests.
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Houston couple fuels mystery cash find in trash pile
Authorities say between 40 000 and 10 000 were found in a pipe beneath a trash pile at an elderly Houston couple’s home. The money is tied to a 226 000 estate of Mrs Henry G Zapp, who died recently and was probated. A bank deposit of 74 000 plus 10 000 in bonds were listed as assets. An adopted daughter may receive the remainder.
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Ike and Mac Meet on Berlin and Cold War Tensions
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met with Secretary of State Dulles at Walter Reed before Camp David talks. They discussed Berlin crisis, potential summit, and possible troop pullbacks and arms reductions conditioned on wider disarmament and inspections.
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New power urged to curb mob action in school integration
Washington reports William Rogers and Roger M. Reed pressed Congress for federal authority to counter mobs obstructing desegregation orders. The attorney general warned the Senate committee the nation has no means to deter mob violence and armed actions. He cited the Little Rock crisis as justification for the civil rights proposal. Mrs Stephenson attended the 14th WSCS conference in Sherman.
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Secrecy Criticized Over Defense Department Leak
Congressional anger focuses on Defense Department secrecy after leaks of top secret atom project details. Deputy Secretary Quarles defends safeguards while the House Energy Committee and other lawmakers demand disclosure and warn of despotism. The dispute centers on a secret ballistic missile program and the cost of duplicating the report.
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Radiation Traps Revealed In High Altitude Nuclear Tests
Washington reports that Project Argus exploded three small bombs about 300 miles above the South Atlantic, creating artificial radiation zones that disrupt radio and radar systems and suggest plans for larger tests. Officials say the tests advance knowledge for defense against long-range missiles, with debates on further aerial detonations.
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Satellite Fence Will Detect Any Sneak Atomic Raids
In California Dr Wot Whitson of ARPA announced a satellite detection fence to guard against stealth space attacks. The early warning network spans southern states with stations designed to detect satellites that emit no signals. Whitson warned of future risks as more satellites populate orbit and urged a worldwide surveillance system.
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California Institute of Technology
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Little Progress Seen In Road Building
A London newspaper editorial notes Britain lagging in road construction with only about ten miles built per year. The Bally Mall laments the slow pace and contrasts 6,060 miles of British roads built historically with the current rate, criticizing wartime or postwar delays.
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