Nehru relays Red China complaints during US talks
Indian Prime Minister Nehru said he conveyed Red China’s complaints to President Eisenhower during a Gettysburg meeting. He indicated Chou En Lai’s view on Asia and noted Red China has advanced while U.S. moves lag. He cited Hungary and Egypt as lessons in resisting colonial domination.
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Nehru
Washington
Jawaharlal Nehru
Eisenhower
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
Hungary
White House
Chou En-Lai
Eisenhower Chou En-Lai
Asia
Far East
Chou
Egypt
Dulles Plans To Stay On As Secretary Of State
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, recovering from intestinal cancer surgery, intends to remain in the No. 1 cabinet post for the foreseeable future. He may fly to Canberra next March for a Southeast Asia Treaty Organization meeting and plans to gauge his resignation timing around his 70th birthday in February 1958. He appeared vibrant at a Washington news conference, answering questions for 45 minutes, showing good color and steady health despite a slight weight loss.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Far East
Canberra
Australia
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
City Removes 211 Parking Meters to Sell 200 to Lamesa
City council approves removing 211 meters with 200 slated for sale to Lamesa to apply proceeds toward debt with the meter firm. Meters will be torn from West Commerce to Avenue A and several side streets, with most removed on both sides of certain blocks.
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Lamesa
Joe Howard
Howard
Commerce
Avenue D
Avenue C
West Texas
Third Street
Main
Second Street
Avenue B
Davis Motor Company
Avenue A
Aveue D
Goodyear
Loret- 8
Warmer Temperatures Expected For Entire State By Thursday
Central and East Texas saw drizzle fog and light rain with overnight lows from 25 at Dalhart to 63 at Houston. Forecasts call for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures across the state by Thursday, with occasional rain in East and Central Texas Wednesday and no more freezing rain expected.
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East Texas
Panhandle
Dalhart
Houston
Amarillo
Lubbock
Salt Flat
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Presidio
Laredo
Brownsville
Galveston
Alpine
Texas
Gatesville
Mineral Wells-Abilene
Sweetwater
Nolan
Bond Purchases Lag in District. County Totals Revealed
In the Childress District bond drive, no county meets its quota yet. Stonewall leads at 73.7 percent sold, Hall 70.9, Dickens 69.1, Childress 17.4, Motley 39.6, Cottle 34.8, with King and Kent at zero. District officials Gene Smith Morris Higley and Mrs. W T Ross oversee the effort.
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Childress
Stonewall County
Hall County
Dickens County
Childress County
Motley County
Cottle County
King
Kent
Gene Smith
Morris Higley
W. T. Ross
Wave of strikes hit Soviet Union across Donetz Urals to Moscow
Berlin Telegraf reports a wave of strikes and anti government demonstrations spreading from the Donetz basin in Ukraine to the Urals and Moscow. Students protested at Moscow Reval and Vilna universities while Dmitri Shepilov was shouted down. Mme Furtseva had to be escorted from a Moscow factory as chaos erupted over wage demands. Police rescued her as workers grew furious.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Telegraf
Soviet Union
Donetz River
Ukraine
Urals
Moscow
Reval
Vilna
Dmitri Shepilov
Mme. Ekatarina Furtseva
Communist Party
Donetz
Sub Zero Cold Wave Hits East
A biting cold wave with high winds swept northern New England and New York state with five below zero temperatures and gusts near 50 mph. The cold air mass extended eastward across much of the nation except the extreme Southeast and Pacific Northwest, while the Midwest warmed and the upper Mississippi Valley saw near 40 degree warmups in places. A light freezing rain affected eastern North Dakota and northern Minnesota as showers and thunderstorms lingered.
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New England
New York State
Southeast
Pacific Northwest
Georgia
Florida
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Dakotas
Midwest
Missisippi Valley
North Dakota
Minnesota
Lots Of Treats For Children At Elks Party
Elks Club Christmas party for needy children expands thanks to a string of donations led by General Chairman Pete Darling. Donors include Tom Preston Sam Lewis Dick Preston J P McConnell H A Rogers C A Williams and John Weaver. Darling urged submitting parent or guardian names and signed forms by Thursday to arrange transportation.
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Elks Club
Pete Darling
Darling
Tom Preston
Sam Lewis
Dick Preston
J. P. McConnell
H. A Rogers
C. A. Williams
John Weaver
Emergency Feed Aid Extended in Texas Counties
Walter T. McKay, state director of the Farmers Home Administration, says the emergency feed grain program extends to 238 Texas counties to aid farmers and ranchers in buying feed grain for basic herds. Applications run through Feb 15 for grain assistance through March 15, with roughage program extensions pending early January due to ongoing Washington financial considerations. Childress County is included in the eligible list.
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Dallas
ULP
Walter T. McKay
Farmers Home Administration
Texas
McKay
Washington
Childress
Nixon Aims to Aid Hungarian Refugees in Austria Visit
Vice President Richard Nixon arrives in Vienna to inspect the Hungarian refugee flight and meet the 72 refugees awaiting U S asylum. Soviet and Pravda attacks frame the trip as interference while U S plans to admit up to 21,500 Hungarians continue.
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Vienna
Richard M. Nixon
Austria
Hungary
Nixon
Washington
Schwechat
America
United
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
Pravda
U. S
United States
Deadlock Over Suez Canal Clearance Reported
Britain and France clash with the United Nations over the use of an Anglo French salvage fleet to clear Port Said harbor. Dag Hammarskjöld stands by a six vessel limit with no British crews, threatening to withdraw the fleet if terms are not met. Final evacuation of troops expected this week amid reports of possible hostage actions.
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Port Said
Britain
France
United Nations
Suez Canal
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Hammarskjold
Damascus
Syrian Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee
U. S
Egypt
Iraq Petroleum Co
Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Parr Trial
A Houston federal jury could not agree on guilty verdicts for George Parr and eight associates in a mail fraud case involving Benavides school district funds. Some defendants were found innocent on several counts, but the panel hung on others, with no verdict on Parr or three co-defendants. U S Attorney Malcolm Wilkey said he would retry Parr as soon as possible. The group included ex-school officials and a banker. one defendant O P Carillo was acquitted on 19 of 20 counts.
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Houston
Tex
George Parr
Parr
U. S
Malcolm Wilkey
Dd. C. Chappa
Benavides
Oscar Carrillo, Sr
F. B. Donald Jr
Texas State Bank of
Oscar Breeding
Duval County
O. P. Carillo
Allen B. Hannay
Jesus G. Garza
Sandiago Gar Chy
Jenavides
Octavio Saenz
Jesus Oliveira
Jaycees Distribute Fire Prevention Data to Children
The Childress Jaycee Club distributed fire prevention materials to all first through sixth graders at Childress School on Tuesday. Kenneth Jones chaired the project, giving out Junior Fire Marshal December magazines with tips on safe decorating and a reusable inspection tag for trees. The materials were provided by Hagan Adams Insurance agency.
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Childress
Childress Jaycee Club
Kenneth Jones
Jones
Hagan Adams Insurance Agency
30 Cases Dismissed In District Court
District Court dismissed 30 cases for insufficient evidence as announced by District Clerk Edwin Cato. Listed defendants include Rogers Cork Monroe Toops McIntire Hawk Stephens Brock Beard Love Dalton Sims Brock Fullbright Thomas Baker Patterson Bennett March Bynum Scott Almond Patterson Sweat Ward Wyman. Two divorces granted Colleen Cogburn v Charles Cogburn and Fannie Pickett v Lester Pickett.
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Edwin Cato
Claude Scott
Roy W. Almond
Yanis H. Patterson
Marvin Edward Sweat
Loyd van Ward
James N. Wyman
Colleen Cogburn
Charles Lee Cogburn
Fannie Evelyn Pickett
Lester Pickett
FBI arrests four in Gulf Oil map theft case
Four Gulf Oil employees and associates were arrested in New York on federal charges of transporting stolen seismographic oil maps across state lines. The group, including Emmanuel Lester and Col Odie Seagraves, allegedly stole maps showing deposits in the Southwest, Canada and the Middle East, using some for drilling schemes and selling others. Seagraves and Lieberman posted bonds. Leivia released in custody.
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New York
FBI
Gulf Oil Co
Texas
Southwest
Canada
Middle East
Combine
Pittsburgh
Gulf
Emmanuel Lester
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Fifth Ave
Col
Odie Seagraves
Havana
Houston
Seagraves
Lieberman
Leivia
Hubert I. Teitelbaum
U. S
Western District of Pennsylvania
Lester Group
Infant Welch Dies at 11 Days Old in Childress
Searah Ann Welch eleven day old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Welch died at 11 oclock Tuesday night in Childress General Hospital. Funeral services were set for 2:30 PM at Newberry Funeral Chapel by Sherman Irvin of Calvary Baptist Church with burial in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include the parents and grandparents C E Welch of Hedley and Frank Batson of Childress.
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Searah Ann Welch
William Welch
Childress General Hospital
Newberry Funeral Chapel
Sherman Irvin
Calvary Baptist Church
Childress Cemetery
C. E. Welch
Hedley
Frank Batson
Childress
Light rainfall touches Childress area with sparse totals
Rainfall across Childress County was barely measurable with the CAA Station recording 01 inch. Other towns report varied amounts including a trace at Quanah, drizzle at Memphis, no rain at Wellington, and a good rain at Vernon and Electra.
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Childress County
CAA
Burlington
Quanah
Memphis
Wellington
Vernon
Electra
Premier Ben Gurion says Israel will not return Gaza Strip
In a Knesset address Premier David Ben Gurion stated that Israel will not return the Gaza Strip to Egypt. He cautioned no government spokesperson may discuss the future of Gaza and reaffirmed Israel will keep control of Gaza and its 200000 refugees. The Gaza Strip, a Sinai conquest, lies along the Mediterranean coast.
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Jerusalem
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Knesset
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Washington
Abba Eban
Aders
Ben-Gurion
Mediterranean
Sinai Desert
Sinai
Gaza
Childress Civic Clubs Launch Back the Attack on Traffic Accidents
Childress Lions Rotary and Jaycees unite for a safety drive through the holiday period. Cecil Stokes chairs the effort with five minute radio broadcasts starting Tuesday at 2 05 p m on KCTX. House to house pamphlets and bumper stickers bolster the campaign.
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U. S
Stokes
Childress
Boy Scouts
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Russia
Madame Furtseva
Transportation Committee
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Jaycees
Edward Lieberman
U.S Tackless Corp
Lester
John Marvin Leivia
Orange, Tex
Childress Civic Clubs
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