Administration Plans NATO Strengthening Ahead of Paris Summit
The Eisenhower administration will submit concrete NATO strengthening proposals to Congress next week ahead of the Paris Western summit. VP Nixon and Sec State Dulles briefed lawmakers at Dulles residence as bipartisan leaders prepare for White House discussions on foreign and domestic issues. Nixon would lead U.S. delegation in Paris if Eisenhower cannot attend. Hagerty left open the possibility of the President's trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
White House
James
Waverly
Nixon
United States
Hagerty
Traffic Toll Near 300 as Holiday Weekend Ends
United Press reports 204 highway deaths by Saturday noon since the holiday period began Wednesday evening, with 53 from other causes and five plane fatalities for an overall toll of 352. Californias 32 highway deaths lead, while Ohio and Michigan also show high counts. Officials warn the cold outbreak may boost deaths as temperatures plunge into the Dixie region.
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United Press
California
Ohio
Michigan
Arkansas
Florida
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
West Virginia
Delaware
Idaho
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Wyoming
District of Columbia
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Midwest
Dixie
Mercury
New Tags With New Price Have Arrived
New license tags go on sale February 1, 1958 with a 10 percent price increase, applies to passenger cars trailers house trailers trucks and pickups. Tags already in effect since August 22 include most wheel vehicles. Childress County tags will start AP 1750 with white numerals on black.
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Fromm
Childress County
Watson Infant Dies In Oklahoma Saturday
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Tim Watson of Ore Oklahoma died about 830 PM Saturday night in a Lawton Oklahoma hospital The baby was born almost two weeks ago in Ore Survivors include the parents one brother Tim the grandparents and great grandparents Mr and Mrs HE Ed Jones of River Camp Burial plans are pending Services will be held in Ore.
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Tim Watson
Ore
Okla
Lawton
Watson
Sue Holman
L. E. Holman
Rivery Camp
Tim
H. E
Ed) Jones
River Camp
Grain storage buildings burned at airfield fire damages run high
A grain storage warehouse near the airfield was destroyed by fire on Friday afternoon as a north wind whipped flames. About 75,000 bushels of milo in a second building were also set ablaze that night. Local manager John Clover estimated thousands of dollars in damage and noted efforts to salvage grain. Fire crews from Paducah and volunteers fought small blazes into Saturday afternoon. Dale Johnson of W B Johnson Co was en route to assess the loss.
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Clover
Dale Johnson
Enid
Okla
W. B. Johnson Company
Rock Island Grain CO
Air Field
Pentagon weighs emergency funds for missile program
The Pentagon debates asking Congress in January to provide an emergency appropriation to cover higher costs after producing two new missiles Jupiter and Thor. Estimated cost near one million dollars per missile could raise current-year spending. options include emergency funding or cutting other programs.
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Washingto
Pentagon
Congress
Army
Air Force
Elks to Hold Memorial Services Today
Childress Elks Lodge will hold Memorial Services at 2 o clock today at the lodge building. Exalted Ruler Floyd Darling announced the gathering urging all families of deceased Elks and lodge members to attend.
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Childress Elks Lodge
Floyd Darling
Christmas Party Contributions Opened By Elks Lodge
The Chil Dress Elks Lodge No 1113 announced that contributions for the annual Christmas Party for Needy Children are coming in. Sterling Buster, general chairman, said no child is turned away and gifts will be accepted from members and named donors.
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Childress Elks Lodge No
Sterling Buster
Buster
Glen Stiner
Pete Darling
J. M. Crews
Shackleton Ship Strikes Iceberg in Antarctic Waters
London reports the British exploration ship Shackleton rammed an ice floe while escaping Antarctic pack ice. After 12 hours crew say emergency repairs are under way on the shattered hull as Capt. Norman Brown aims to transfer crew and supplies to safety aboard the 11060 ton vessel with about 58 men aboard.
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London
Shackleton
Antarctic
Norman Brown
British Antarctic
KP Leader to Visit for Knights of Pythias Meeting
Grand Chancellor Bryan Thomas of Electra will be guest speaker at a Knights of Pythias meeting at 7 30 Thursday night in the KP Hall.
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Bryan Thomas
Electra
Knights of Pythias
KP Hall
Texas Lawmakers End Deadlock Near Second Special Session
Texas lawmakers push to end the second special session as they resume work next week. Disputes over a third measure and timing led to weekend sessions while the House seeks to pass a registration bill requiring groups with school impact to report memberships. The Senate and House have passed separate registration bills, with final adjournment hoped by next Wednesday.
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Texas
Austin
Price Daniel
Daniel
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
House
Senate
Joe Pool
Dallas
Sen
Wardlow Lane
Center
Cold Front Expected to Ease in Texas Sunday
Texas forecast shows easing cold front after a Saturday night freeze that dropped to 16 degrees at Salt Flat and threatened crops in the Laredo area. Growers voiced concern over frost risk to tomatoes and other plants as temperatures ranged from single digits to the high teens with a sunny, warming Sunday ahead.
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Texas
Laredo
Gene Whittenburg
Whittenburg
Salt Flat
Childress
Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Wink
Amarillo
Midland
Childress Narrowly Defeats Pampa Harvesters 49 to 48
The Pampa Harvester boys fell 49 to 48 to Childress in a late thriller. Final two points by David Seal are disputed as to whether they occurred before or after the buzzer. Officials and the timekeeper avoided a ruling while school officials hold the scorebook. The A Reserve game result was not learned, but Pampa also won.
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Pampa Harvester - Childress Bobcat
Childress
Harvesters
David Seal
Pampa
Seal
Kenneth Jeffers
Seymour Becomes Regional Champion After Bi District Win
Seymour Public Schools Superintendent T P Linam thanks Childress for hospitality as Seymour defeats Perryton in Bi District play. The team then beats Lockney on Friday to clinch regional championship and advance to the quarter finals.
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Childress
T. P Linam
Seymour Public Schools
Board of City Development Office
Seymour
Perryton
Lockney
Gigli Dies in Rome at 67 After Illness
Beniamino Gigli, legendary tenor from Italy's opera crown, died in Rome at age 67 after bronchial pneumonia sapped his breath. His death marks the end of an era in Italian opera.
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Rome
Beniamino Gigli
Sputnik Rocket Expected to Fall Within Hours Over Asia
Cambridge mass November 30 Sputniks third stage rocket likely to descend from space between 4 and 8 tonight over eastern hemisphere with possible debris over a wide area. Smithsonian experts warned fragments may scatter and scientists seek data on atmospheric entry. Russian satellites Sputnik and Sputnik II remain in orbit with the dog believed dead.
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Mass
Sputnik
Asia
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Therth
Smithsonian
Fred J. Whipple
Japan
John S. Rinehart
United States
Jodrell Tank Observatory
Jodrell Bank
A. C. B. Lovell
Texas Governor pushes lobbyist controls after criticism
Dallas reports Gov Price Daniel defends 1949 lobbyist registration push to lawmakers and public. He notes years of failed attempts, cites 29 other states and the federal government, and argues the step cleans up scandals while requiring lobbyist registration after a special session.
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Dallas
Price Dan
Texas
Sonnel
King
Daniel Liga
Christmas Dinner of the 40 and 8 Held Monday Night
The annual Christmas dinner of the 40 and 8 will be held at 7 30 o clock Monday night at the Veterans building. Alex Saied Chef de Gare announced the event.
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Alex Saied
Chef de Gare
Trio Of Bank Bandits Captured By FBI In Ohio Raid
FBI agents raided a motel in Cincinnati and captured three bank bandits linked to a $13,942 First National Bank robbery in Corbin Kentucky. The suspects Thelma Lavonne Gallo Daniel Duane Maness and Elmer Roscoe Eaton were arrested. Gallo bragged of archery skills and hunting bears and wore a pistol beneath a mattress during the raid.
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Ohio
FBI
First National Bank
Corbin
Thelma Lavonne Gallo
Chicago
Daniel Duane Maness
Carthage
N. C
San Francisco
Elmer Roscoe Eaton
Voneus
Second Birthday Of AFL-CIO Celebrated Amid Turmoil
The AFL-CIO marks its second anniversary at Atlantic City with a major push to expel the Teamsters union over defiance of cleanup directives. The Teamsters, the federation’s largest affiliate with about 1.5 million members, contribute nearly a million dollars annually to the AFL-CIO treasury.
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Ash'ngton
Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
Teamstore
Organizant
Teamsters
Afl-Cio High Immand
Truck Drivers’ Union
King Mohammed V Heads to King Ranch in Texas Visit
King Mohammed V flew from Dallas to the 840,000 acre King Ranch in South Texas to observe cowboys and test grasses and a new cattle strain for Morocco. He toured the city by car with security aides before boarding a four engine plane for the trip.
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Dallas
Mohammed V
King Ranch
Texas
Morocco
Mohammed
Secret Service
Microphones Reported in Hungarian Legation In Budapest
Nov 30 Washington United Press reports hidden microphones were found in the residence of Josef Mindszenty at the American legation in Budapest. Officials declined to confirm, noting the matter is under review. Mindszenty, who sought asylum in the U.S. legation during Hungary's anti-Communist uprising, had been imprisoned by the Communist regime in 1948 and released last year after the revolt.
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Washington
Mmoniet Munenen
Josefh Nas Mindszenty
Buda
Niy
Prelite
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