Tax Cut and Farm Aid Talk by Senator at Texas Dinner
U S Senator Ralph Yarborough said a tax cut, higher farm aid and steps on a Texas water program will pass next Congress. He urged doubling the personal deduction and noted current aid totals who benefited unevenly. He cited a $20 million farm aid measure and praised the McGee Bend dam project for East Texas economic impact.
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San Antonio
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Congress
Yarborough
McGee Bend
Jasper
East Texas
Signals for Turn Breaks Four Fingers
In St Clairsville Ohio Ruby Vrba was signaling a left turn with his hand when another car sped past. A youth in the rear seat of that vehicle extended a baseball bat striking Vrba’s outstretched fingers.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Ruby Vrba
Vbra
Vlora
Local sports mix of foot races coffee and scouts
Friday night activity centers on Ken Griffith managing the scoreboard and Gene Wilshire clocking a fast race while Wilshire claims victory. Fred Johnson the rural mail carrier keeps a thermos of coffee in the press box as autumn weather nears. Pete Holman of Honey Grove weighs a Scout finance plan while the Honey Grove junior football team plays and Lions club hosts a watermelon feed.
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Ken Griffith
Safeway
Gene Wilshire
Wilshire
Griffith
Gene
Fred Johnson
Purple Warriors
Fred
Pete Holman
Honey Grove
Pete
Boisd
Arc
Bonham
Adenauer appeals to West German voters on NATO fate
In a tense campaign eve appeal Chancellor Adenauer warned that anti rearmament Socialists could pull West Germany out of NATO, arguing the vote would decide the Western alliance's fate and the future of Germany in the next four years.
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Michelstadt
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Union
Bonn
Germany
Western Alliance
Kerra
Adenauer
Jean Germary
NATO
Hungary
Erich Olenhauer
Adensuer
Ollenhauer
Communist Party
Ncon
Hesse
Egypt Rejects Israeli Peace Plea Amid War Fears
London Egypt rejected Israel's call for peace accusing Jerusalem of preparing for new aggression. The statement, read by Abdel Kader Hatem, tied Israel's peace talk to warlike moves in the Middle East. The flare of regional tensions followed Turkey's expulsion of Soviet spies and Syria's president vowing defense of independence against imperialist attempts.
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London
Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Abdel Kader Hatem
Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser
David Hacohen
Turkey
Nikolai Bulganin
Syria
Syran
Shukri el Kuwaily
Syna
Negro criticizes dropping of Huckleberry Finn from schools
A Negro member of the State Commission against Discrimination calls the removal of Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn from approved public school lists ridiculous. Elmer Carter says no harm is done to Negroes by the book, while the board limits its textbook use to larger tools, with libraries still allowed. Mayor Wagner supports the ban, endorsing the board’s judgment.
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New York
State Commission Against Discrimination
Elmer
Carter
Board of Education
Mark Twain
Robert A. Wagner
Mayor Daley Denies Life Story Of Police Misconduct
Chicago mayor Richard A. Daley refutes a Lifes magazine article that claims Chicago has the worst police department among large cities and accuses the piece of wild unsubstantiated unverifiable charges. The piece discusses traffic division assignments and alleged bribery incentives.
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Chicago
Richard A. Daley
Daley
Texas Colleges Open Fall Terms With Record Enrollments
Texas colleges launch fall semesters with large enrollments. North Texas State College in Denton begins its 68th year with about 8,500 students, while Texas Christian University in Fort Worth projects a new record as 1,500 freshmen arrive. Texas A&M and Texas A&M College prepare for a combined 8,?00 students, with hundreds of new freshmen and transfer students.
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Texas Colleges and Universities
North
Texas State College
Denton
West
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
T. F Richardson
Nan Rogers Hall
Ire School of Business
Milton Daniel
Colby Hall
AANM
Texas A&m
Texas
Institution of Higher Learning
Texas A&m College
Mot Harrington
Scattered Showers Forecast for Bonham Area
Partly cloudy conditions extend through Sunday in North Central Texas with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the north. A cool front passes, keeping temperatures near 85 high and 66 overnight, with Friday and Saturday lows around the 70s and no major change in daytime highs.
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Bonham
Texas
Russians Plan Unmanned Moon Mars Venus Flights by 1965
Soviet scientists outlined a three stage interplanetary program targeting the Moon Venus and Mars with unmanned reconnaissance craft and TV guided orbiters followed by three stage rockets. Lead figures Konstantin and Kulabovitch credit early groundwork for the planned launches and payloads under 60 kilograms.
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Moscow
Russia
Moon
Mars
Venus
Missie
Y C Khaleztaevich
Junerary Gazette
Khieptovaen
Artuie
Space
Earth
Space Project
Sas
Rorcke
Rusia T
Rudet
Cooling Of Year Proposed By Faubus
A fragmented notice references a proposal titled Cooling Of Year presented by Faubus. The readable fragments mention Mr and Mrs and a Saturday event but lack clear specifics on place date or full context.
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Faubus
Durant Pageant Spotlight Shines On Kenneth Halls
Kenneth Halls participates in a Durant pageant with Mrs M K and others. The event features youth entrants, staging by local organizers, and parade exhibits as the town celebrates progress and community involvement through festive attire and pageant attendants.
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Kenneth Halls
Latin American Praise at LULAC Event in Texas
Governor and leaders lauded Latin American citizens for progress and service at a Texas LULAC gathering. Highlighted were remarks on civic appointments and the role of Mexican American, Puerto Rican, and other Latin American communities in state affairs.
Decision Delayed on Withdrawing Troops
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus met with President on a day of tense exchange over federal troop withdrawal and school integration plans. The talks lasted about two hours with a formal statement expected after the session.
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Ntwport
Arkasas
Orval E. Faubus
Leaders Call Situation Vague After Statements
In Little Rock Arkansas two Negro leaders said the situation remained vague after statements by Gov Orval Faubus and President Eisenhower on the integration conference. Other leaders and officials weighed in on the national debate as a federal judge ordered Virginia schools to admit seven Negro students, signaling broader desegregation pressures.
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Little Rock Ark Cup
Highret Negro
Orval KO Maubus
Eisenhower
Apo Nandrey
Albert Morvan
Aclington
Wert Newtlay
Virginia
Arlington County
Washington
U.ta
Justice
Federea
Faubus
Pressure Mounts Over Arkansas Crisis At Little Rock
President Eisenhower meets with Governor Faubus amid federal court orders and Arkansas National Guard actions over school integration. Talks center on a possible one year cooling off period and suspension of court actions, with no clear resolution yet.
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National Guard
Faubus
Little Rock
Subpena
Arkansas
Eisenhower Faubus
Ronald N Duvica
Latte Hock
Arkansas Nedro
Kosenhower
Hugh Gi. Ston
of. Kuo
Arkansas Tupter
National Associator For the Advancement of Colored People
Tr. South
Tr. Stalemer
High Wages and Taxes Blamed for Inflation Trend
A U S government pamphlet argues inflation stems from wage gains and taxes rather than monopoly profits. It notes wage growth outpaced productivity from 1948 to 1956 and calls for faster, targeted taxation with wage bargaining as a potential fix.
Congress discards original civil rights bill drive plan
Washington reports Ren Aneot Javits of New York stated Congress dropped efforts to revive the first civil rights bill aimed at prompt racial integration in schools. Administration sources, however, said no plan exists for such a drive.
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Washington
Congress
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