Rayburn Calls for Inspected Disarmament With Guarded Support
Speaker Sam Rayburn urged disarmament only with strict international inspection, saying endorsement depends on reliable agreements and ongoing conditions in Europe especially around Berlin. He noted nations favor arms reduction but stressed verification and signatory accountability before any plan.
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Sam Rayburn
Nikita Khburshchev
Rayburn
Congress
Europe
Berlin
Washington
Texas
Ivanhoe
Speaker Rayburn
Texas Proclaims School Safety Week With Emphasis on Bus Stops
Gov Price Daniel launches School Safety Week urging public participation. DPS officials remind drivers to stop for school buses boarding or disembarking. Highway Patrolman Charles Carey and Bob Walker issue county warnings on bus stop rules. A local note mentions hula hoop revival used in Scout events with girls seen spinning hoops at a recent weekend scene.
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Price Daniel
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Highway
Charles Carey
Bob Walker
Fannin County
Mr K Campaigns As Constitution Week Observance Opens
The text critiques Mr K as pushing his ideals during Constitution Week while avoiding learning about the United States. It notes his aim to influence American views on peace and disarmament and to sow distrust toward England France and the West.
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Mr. K
United States
England
France
West
Nell Weathersby Named Secretary For UF Campaign
Nell Weathersby will handle secretarial duties for the 1960 Greater Bonham United Fund campaign. W. L. Barnett and Forrest Copeland announce she will work from the Chamber of Commerce office, collecting funds and compiling daily contribution reports starting after a kickoff coffee on October 5 at the Texas Power and Light Co. auditorium.
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Greater Bonham United Fund
Nell Weathersby
W. L. Barnett
Forrest Copeland
Weathersby
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Power and Light Co
Temperatures in Bonham Area Expected Little Change
The U S weather bureau forecasts temperatures in the Bonham area to rise only slightly through Sunday. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies and no significant temperature shifts as North Central Texas remains mild.
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Bonham
U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas
Armed Forces to Face Reduction in Near Term
Washington AP The armed forces may cut as many as 100000 personnel in the next two to three years, says Assistant Defense Secretary Wilfred J. McNeil, who retires November 1. Current strength stands at 2520000. He expects military spending to stay about 41 billion dollars annually through June 30, 1963, with savings redirected to weapons purchases.
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API
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Grace Steamship Lines
Mac
Eisenhower
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United States
Congress
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Khrushchev Disarmament Plan Faces Skepticism in U S
In Washington a skeptical free world studied Nikita Khrushchev's four year disarmament proposal with iron clad enforcement. Eisenhower considered the outline at Gettysburg while Herter noted the plan echoed prior Soviet ideas and demanded careful examination. Senator Humphrey and Truman offered cautious support as experts warned of potential hitches in concrete enforcement.
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Washington
UPI
Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
United Nations
Gettysburg White House
Christian A. Herter
Herter
New York
United States
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Khrushchev
Eisen
Harry Truman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Red Cross Seeks Funds and Expands Home Service
The Red Cross aims to raise 6600 to fund county programs serving servicemen veterans and families, disaster relief, and home service. This year 295 servicemen and families and 1216 civilian families received aid, with 259 reporting, 99 benefiting from benefits assistance, totaling 670 served. Chapter executive secretary Mrs. Albert Christian is on call constantly.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Twas
Albert Christian
Cruse
Texas bill skirts reporters duty to reveal sources
The Texas Legislative Council drafts a bill to shield radio and TV reporters from disclosing information sources in legal proceedings and before state bodies. The measure, urged by KORA Bryan manager David Haines and referred to Rep. D. H. Cole, would also make the bill effective immediately if signed by the governor.
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Tex
UPI
Legislative Council of Texas
David Haines
KORA
D. H. Cole
Cole
Haines
C. R. Granbury
Legislative Council
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Loot Recovered as Bank Robbery Suspects Captured
Four Latin American men robbed Gulf Coast National Bank of Almeda today taking about 70 000. Three suspects were arrested within 30 minutes and authorities recovered the cash. a fourth fled. Tellers including Jerry Bonner were forced to assist in vault and cash drawer removals.
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API
Gulf Coast National Bank of
Jerry Bonner
Margaret Willis
Mike Worley
Houston
Eisenhower Says Congress Has Many Disappointments This Session
President Eisenhower denounced the Democratic led 86th Congress for a record of disappointing failures in its first session. He credited an outspoken citizenry and Republican leaders for curbing expansive spending and passing labor reform, but criticized reductions in foreign aid, no postal rate hike, his loan ceiling removal veto, and pork barreling public works. He warned he will oppose new extravagant proposals when Congress reconvenes.
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Gettysburg
UPI
Eisenhower
86Th Congress
Congress
America
Rayburn Defends first session record against Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn praised the first session of the 86th Congress as productive citing bipartisan effort and reduced appropriations. He contrasted Eisenhower's critique with Democratic achievements including cutting $5.0 billion in the 84th Congress and $1.8 billion in the current session.
Greenville man dies in spectacular one car crash
Del mer Ray Harris 38 of 4216 Lee Street Greenville died in a single vehicle crash on State Highway 34 half a mile south of Honey Grove. The car overturned at least five times and Harris was thrown from the vehicle, found 121 feet from the wreck. He died en route to a Honey Grove physician. Harris leaves parents, wife and one child. Funeral services planned in Greenville. Patrolmen ruled high speed as a likely factor. he is the seventh traffic fatality in Fannin County for 1959.
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Greenville
Highway 34
Honey Grove
Joe Morrow
Lee Street
Here
Harris
Temco
Willie Harris
Charles Carey
Bob Walker
Carey
Fannin County
Khrushchev Tours Hollywood Luncheon Attended by Stars
Nikita Khrushchev visited Los Angeles during a whirlwind American tour, stepping into a Hollywood luncheon at the Cafe de Paris where Marilyn Monroe and a who’s who of movieland gathered. Frank Sinatra prepared to sing as Khrushchev and his party were greeted by a staged star welcome with dignitaries and security.
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UPI
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Hollywood
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Eddie Fisher
Liz Taylor
California
Paris
Jack Benny
Gary Cooper
Kim Novak
Gregory Peck
Kirk Douglas
Deborah Kerr
David Niven
Dick Powell
Ginger Rogers
Dinah Shore
Dean Martin
James Mason
Khrushchev
Washington
New York
20Th Century Fox
Frank Sinatra
Cafe de
Norris Paulson
Collision Claims Lives of Two Men Near Cleveland
A two car crash on U S Highway 59 near Cleveland left two men dead and two others in critical condition. The deceased are Oran Davis 44 and Otis Clark 52 both from Humble Texas. Fr editor Frances Clark and Felix E Latson 24 of Lufkin were critically hurt. Davis died on arrival and Clark died early today.
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UPID
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Otis Clark
Humble
Frances Clark
Felix E Latson
Lufkin
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Latson
Four Needs Per Woman Cited By Chicago Businesswoman
Lorraine Blair told the Lake County Teachers Association that every woman has four needs from youth to old age. She listed good parents and health from ages 1 to 14, good looks from 14 to 40, a good personality from 40 to 60, and after 60, a cushion.
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INI
UPI
Chicago
Lake County Teacher's Assn
Lorraine Blair
Johnson criticizes Eisenhower on Congress in cold war remarks
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson charged at his ranch on Saturday that President Eisenhower’s critique of Congress aims to spark a cold war within the United States. He said the President’s attack comes as the nation is far from settling world war issues and as Congress winds down its session.
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Upi
Senate
Lyndon BB. Johnson
Esenhower
Congress
United States
Johnson
Free World
Thenemies
Germans Study Crash at Bremen Airfield
An investigation began after a West German jet fighter-bomber crashed into a seven-burking cafe at Bremen. About 30 children were at lunch but none were injured. The pilot’s body was recovered from the wreckage.
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Bremen
Germany
UPI
Sevan Burkiing
Soviet icebreaker Lenin ready for sea trials with cargo and library
The Lenin, the Soviet nuclear powered icebreaker, has been loaded with a 1600 ton cargo and fitted with a marine radio service and a library for its upcoming sea trials, the UPI reported today.
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Moscow
UPI
Lenin
Mass
Leonard approves dial system rate hike and franchise renewal
Leonard city council grants interim rate increases for Southwestern States Telephone Co as it prepares for dial phones. The 25 year franchise renews with 2 percent gross receipts tax and outlines future higher rates upon full conversion, with plans for building housing exchange equipment and rural service surveys. Estimated conversion cost is around 36 608.
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Southwestern States Telephone Co
Business Inc
the Plains
Meiern
Jonas Allen
Trevenue Requirment Supervior
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