Cairo Named As Site For Suez Canal Meet
London in Cairo fixed as the meeting place for talks between Egyptian President Nasser and the fire power committee on the Suez Canal future. Cairo radio said Britain and France faced worsened relations with expulsions and a Soviet show of support for Nasser as the Suez crisis intensified.
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Cairo
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Cairo Radio
Suez Canal Co
Egypt
Suez
Suez Committee
Britain
Liberal Party
Robert Gordon Menzies
West
Europe
Nasser
V. K. Krishna Menon
Acid attack mastermind tied to labor racketeering case
Federal agents arrested Johnny Dio and four associates in New York linking them to planning and financing the April 5 acid assault on columnist Victor Riesel. The group, tied to the fur and garment trades, faces charges of conspiring to obstruct justice as prosecutors press grand jury testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur and Garment Industries
Johnny Dio
Abraham) Telvi
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Federal Grand Jury
Telvi
New York
Victor Riesel Dio
John Dioguardia
G-men
Tommy
Varment
East Side
Forest Park
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
FBI
Grand Jury
Paul W. Williams
Bhug
Broad Way
Underworld
Braintrust
John
Dioguardia
President Eisenhower faces a heavy day of work in Washington
President Eisenhower returns to the White House to tackle urgent foreign policy issues and campaign planning. He will meet Secretary of State Dulles to receive a full report on the Suez Canal crisis and the recent shooting down of a US Navy plane near Red China.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Suez
London
Red China
West Coast
GOP
San Francisco
Pebble Beach
Calif
Gettysburg
Leonard Hall
Write-In Vote Fairly Light in Saturday Election
Twelve persons received write in votes in Saturday's election, Harold Cordell, County Democratic Chairman, released today. Russell Gross led with five votes for Lt. Governor while Larry Lawrence, Guy Jones, Bird each notched one vote. For Governor, David Wright, W. Lee O'Daniel, Horse Jackson, Jessie Barnes, and Rip Weaver received one vote each. E. L. Ham earned one vote for Commissioner Precinct 1. Hoyt Crain one vote for Constable Precinct 1 and Richard Bird for Attorney General.
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Harold Cordell
Russell Gross
Larry Lawrence
Guy Jones
Bird
David Wright
W. Lee O’daniel
Horse Jackson
Jessie Barnes
Rip Weaver
E. L. Ham
Hoyt Crain
Richard Bird
Republicans Push Campaign to Rename Democratic Party
The Republican National Committee officials announce a policy to refer to the Democratic Party as the Democrat Party. L Richard Gaylay explains the move aims to reflect current diverse views and omits Democratic from public utterances.
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Democrat
Washington
Republican Party
Democratic Party
L. Richard Gaylay
Republican National Committee
United Press
GOP
San Francisco
Gaylay
City Ends Second Paving Program For Summer
City Manager Joe Howard announced the second paving program for this summer resulted in the signing for four alleys and seven blocks. The first program completed earlier added one alley and four blocks. No more paving will be considered this year. Howard credited the Jaycees for helping push the program.
Quanah Man Fined and Jailed for DWI
Ishmel McAfee of Quanah was fined 100 dollars and court costs and sentenced to three days in the county jail after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty on driving while intoxicated charges. He posted a 750 dollar bond and was arrested in Childress by the sheriff’s department.
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Ishmel McAfee
Quanah
McAfee
Childress
Sheriff's Department
Red Cross Plans October Home Nursing Class
Miss Alyeen Ater, Childress County Chairman, announced a Red Cross home nursing course to be held in October. Interested persons may sign up by calling the local Red Cross office at WE 7-3111. a specially trained instructor will teach home care of the sick.
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Red Cross
Alyeen Ater
Childress
Light Rain Falls Over North Texas
North Central Texas saw scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday night into today. A storm hit Decatur with roof damage to a dairy barn and a power outage at Decatur Baptist College. Rain totals included Newport 1.50 inches and others across Beaumont Lufkin and Mineral Wells.
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United Press
Texas
Decatur
Dallas
Decatur Baptist College
Newport
Clay County
Beaumont
Lufkin
Mineral Wells
Austernoon
Stevenson Out To Woo Vote Of Farmers
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver campaigned in Sioux City to stress Democrat focus on farmers. He cited declining farmer earnings and farm share of the food dollar, promising to amplify the farmers’ plight through policy panels on prices, soil, credit, insurance, electrification, and conservation.
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Guylay
San Francisco
Thomas FE. Dewey
Sioux City
Iowa
Adlai S. Stevenson
Grotten
Ife
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Cat Coaches Guests Of Rotarians Today
Bobcat football coach Frank Palattie introduced his coaching staff to Rotary Club members including Garland Terrell A P Wright Dick Risenhoover Waydell Hill and Red Hart Superintendent Newell Odell introduced Palattie who pledged the team will play hard despite a lean lineup Kenneth Fink led the program and John Hamilton entertained with magic tricks Visiting Rotarians included O A Deuschle Jens Fossum and Elvin Watkins with additional guests Tom Higley Jackie Privitt and Al Quickel
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Bobcat
Frank Palattie
Rotary Club
Garland Terrell
A. P. Wright
Dick Risenhoover
Waydell Hill
A. W
Red) Hart
Newell Odell
Palattie
Bobcats
Kenneth Fink
John Hamilton
County Dove Season Opens September 1 in Childress County
Dove season opens Saturday September 1 in Childress County according to Game Warden Walter Hicks. Shooting runs from noon to sunset daily with a limit of 10 doves per day and 10 in possession.
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Childress County
Walter Hicks
Daniel's Apparent Win Clouded By Disputes
Dallas and Tarrant counties faced election disputes as Daniel's narrow governor race lead faced legal challenges. A Dallas restraining order halted county certification while Yarborough officials sought a judicial review, delaying final unofficial results showing Daniel ahead by 3,547 votes.
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Daniel
Texas Election Bureau
Yarborough
Fraud Alleged in Fort Worth Precinct Vote Count
The Fort Worth Press reports alleged fraud in Precinct 120 during last Saturday’s Democratic runoff. At least 11 names on the official voting list did not vote as the precinct produced 1,026 votes for Ralph Yarborough and 26 for Price Daniel. The Tarrant County Democratic executive committee refused to certify returns, with editor Carl Freund questioning voter lists and a poll tax receipt missing.
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Fort Woth
Fort Worth
Ralph Yarborough
Price Daniel
Tarrant County
Democratic Executive Committee
Carl Freund
Judge Upholds University Over Expulsion of Autherine Foster
Federal Judge Hobart Grooms declined to overturn the University of Alabama’s expulsion of autherine Lucy Foster, ruling trustees may expel for just cause and that no constitutional violation was proven. He left open the possibility of a future case if new rights violations are alleged. Arthur Shores, Foster’s attorney, provided no immediate comment.
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Birmingham
Alain
Hobart Grooms
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy Foster
Foster
Grooms
Arthur Shores
Mrs. Foster
Andrew Thomas
University
Meeting Slated On Liquor Question In Childress County
Forces for the legal sale of liquor will meet at 7 30 Friday night at Hotel Childress to discuss the issue ahead of the September 8 vote. Absent balloting closes September 4 after 27 ballots cast to date.
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Childress County
Hotel Childress
Nelson Honored By Lions At Testimonial Banquet
W T Dub Nelson received praise from Lions International members at a testimonial dinner in Childress. Herb Perry of Carrizo Springs presented the 100 Percent District Governors Award and Joe Childress of Lubbock noted Nelson’s ongoing commitment as a past district governor and counsellor.
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W. T
Oub
Nelson
International
Herb Perry
Lions International
Lions
Childress
Childress Country Club
Ers
International Organization
Carrizo Springs
Perry
Joe Childress
Lubbock International
Shepperd Says Public Not Too Sold On Lawyers
Texas Attorney General John Ben Shepperd told the American Bar Association anti-trust section that public leadership of lawyers is partly fact and partly fancy. He cited polls showing the public’s low opinion of lawyers and urged higher standards and expanded public service through churches clubs and community groups.
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Dallas
Texas
John Ben Shepperd
Shepperd
American Bar Association
Contest Planned In Wichita Election Result
Official canvass shows Sheriff Weldon Bailey ahead of former Sheriff Han Vance by two votes 9 900 to 9 898. Vance warned of a possible contest while Bailey maintained victory. County Chairman Floyd Taylor noted four boxes added five votes not reported by precinct judges.
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Wichita Falls
Weldon Bailey
Han Vance
Vance
Tailey
Floyd Taylor
Second US airman body recovered after patrol plane downed
The Navy reported a second body has been recovered from the P4M Mercator shot down off the Chinese coast. The find occurred about 90 miles southeast of Shanghai near Hangchow Bay, near wreckage from the first body and the plane. Officials say only little hope remains for survivors.
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Washington
Navy
China
United States
Shanghai
Hangchow Bay
Red China
Johan Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
Johnson Expects Candidates to Visit Texas in 1952
Senator Johnson, after a Santa Fe meeting with Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver, says Stevenson will attend the Heart of Texas Fair in WacoSept 29 to Oct 5 and invites Kefauver to join. He predicts a national and Texas Democratic victory, needing 67000 votes to flip Texas and plans full support from Texas Democrats and farmers alike.
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Johnson
Texas
Austin
Senate
Lyndon B Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Waco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Santa Fe
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Election Contest Won By G. Parr Sheriff Nomination
Judge C Woodrow Laughlin ruled that the election contest against George Parr’s sheriff nomination could not alter the July 28 primary result. Parr defeated incumbent J P Stockwell by about 600 votes, with insufficient illegal vote proof. A separate ruling favored Mrs R L Adame as legal Duval County superintendent nominee against Robert Leo.
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San Diego
South Texas
George Parr
C. Woodrow Laughlin
Parr
Laughlin
J. P. Stockwell
Stockwell
R. L. Adame
Duval County
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Panhandle
Dalhart
Galveston
Corpus Christi
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Tarrant
Dallas County
G. Ray Lee
Sarah T. Hughes
County Executive Committee
Freund
Delbert Williams
Veterans Administration Hospital
California
Amanda Williams
George Willams
George Williams
Wichita
G. Parr
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