Accused Clark slay suspects ambushed near Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas two men Cecil Green and Leroy Eggleston were wounded by gunfire on the Jacksboro Highway while Charles Huggins and Mary Clark are linked to the Clark murder. Huggins said Mrs Clark offered ten thousand dollars for the killing but paid six thousand. Clark filed for annulment citing luring him for money. Investigators probe Evans disappearances tied to the case.
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Jacksboro
Here
Cecil Green
Texas
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Harry Huggins
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Mary Clark
Huggins
Sheriff's
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Green
Eggleston
Mrs. Clark
Edell Evans
Evans
Dallas
O'‘iers
Better English and Pronunciation Quiz from The Tribune
The Tribune presents common language questions with concise answers. It notes: omit on and say different sized boxes, mag-nee-sha pronunciation for magnesia, panicky as misspelled choice, debacle meaning violent disruption, and sonorous as a word meaning loud or full in sound.
Battle Over Farm Price Supports Heats Up in Congress
Congress faces a two day debate on restoring high price supports at 90 percent of parity for wheat corn cotton rice and peanuts after a year of flexible policy. Democrats seek 20 GOP votes to pass the bill while Republicans aim to block it though Senate action is unlikely this year. President Eisenhower would veto any bill restoring rigid supports.
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House
Rep
Harrison
R-Neb
GOP
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Foreign Aid Loans Proposal Studied
Senator Potter proposes substituting long term loans for direct aid to allies with interest waived for up to five years. He believes the administration is giving the plan serious consideration. President Eisenhower earlier signaled a shift toward loans over grants in the coming fiscal year.
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Sen
Potter
R-Mich
Eisenhower
U.S
Congress
Survival City cue watchers tied to Reno project
Betsy Wood ward is among original 5 800 observers waiting for Operation Cue as R M Wood of Feyville notes the long wait. In Parsons milk drops reduce price to 22 cents a quart and 40 cents a half gallon in glass bottles. Iola hosts spring Sodality Union convention with Catholic dioceses represented. Fort Scott Mrs Hiram D Morrow swallows a tin piece from a pie, travels to Kansas City for medical removal at KU Medical Center.
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R. M. Woodward
Betsy
Survival City
Nev
Parsons
IOLA
Kansas
Kansas State Sodality Union
Wichita
Dodge City
The
Catholic Church
Fort Scott
Hiram D. Morrow
Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Center
Final Offensive In Viet Nam Sees Cao Dai Join Saigon Forces
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's army gains backing from the Cao Dai sect as four battalions, about 2400 troops, aid in mopping up forces loyal to Le Van Vien. Gen Trinh Minh DAO switches sides, aiding in the push toward ousting Bao Dai amid a states general meeting to decide the fate of the ex-emperor.
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South
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Cao Dai
Binh Xuyen
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Cao Dal
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Diem
Vien
Bao Dai
National Revolutionary Committee
National Army
States General
Army
Unclear: Bao Dai Pressure on Diem Reaches Backlash
The passage notes 13 months of Riviera pressure demanding Bao Dai’s de position after a cable showing Gen. Nguyen Van Vy as a Diem successor. Vy failed to win army support and retreated to Dalat, as the army resisted his bid and Vy fled to the hill resort.
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Bao Dai
Nguyen van Vy
Dalat
Bucket Lure Nets Big Bass in Ohio Pit
Fifteen year old Allan Herman used a bucket to haul a four pound nineteen inch largemouth bass from a water filled gravel pit in Dayton. The unusual method drew attention as the youth demonstrated a novel fishing technique yesterday.
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Ohio
Allan Herman
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