Eisenhower to Meet Mollet in Washington and Macmillan in Bermuda
The White House announced separate February and March talks for President Eisenhower with France’s Premier Guy Mollet in Washington February 26 and 27 and Britain’s Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Bermuda March 21 to 24.
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Thomasville
White House
Eisenhower
France
Great Britain
Guy Mollet
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
Eisenhower Dulles Confer on Israel Gaza Pullout
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles spoke by telephone about UN efforts to compel Israel to withdraw all armed forces from the Gaza Strip. The talks followed prior discussions on the same topic.
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Eisenhower
South Georgia
Humphreys
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
Israel
Gaza Strip
Millhands vote in first union power struggle
Pittsburgh dispatch reports USW members across the nation and Canada vote to elect leadership for the 20 year history of the United Steelworkers Union. David McDonald faces Donald C. Rarick of McKeesport in a contest seen over dues and union governance.
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Canada
United Steelworkers Union
David «. McDonald
USW
Philip Murray
International
Donald C. Rarick
McKeesport
McDonald
U. S. Steel Corp
Rarick
Two Face Fines Jail For DWI
A Childress man and a Fort Worth man were arrested Saturday and charged with driving while intoxicated. Douglas O. Watkins pleaded guilty in county court, fined 10 dollars plus costs, three days in jail, and six month license suspension. Luther Samuel Atkinson received 100 dollars fine, three days in jail, and six month license suspension.
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Childress
Fort Worth
Charles Reynolds
Douglas O. Watkins
Fair Park
Jesse Priest
Luther Samuel Atkinson
Doug Howard
Childress Unit
John White Heads Three New Entries In Senatorial Race
Agriculture Commissioner John White joins Curtis Ford and Jack Hill in announcing U S Senate candidacies for the April 2 special election to fill the unexpired term ending January 1959. Ford cites integrity and common sense while Hill is a Fort Worth contractor and former legislator. White features a positive campaign stance and no party pressure. Continued on Page Five.
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John White
Austin
Agriculture Canonis~sioner
U.S Senate
Price Daniel
White
Curtis Ford
Texas
Charles W
Jack) Hill
Fort Worth
Ford
Corpus Christi
Meeting on adult basketball league postponed
Clayton Floyd coordinator said the session tonight for organizing the league has been postponed. The new date will be announced later.
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Clayton Floyd
Floyd
Clearing Skies Seen For Flooded Eastern States
Weathermen predicted mostly fair skies for the East after heavy rains caused floods and threats in West Virginia Pennsylvania and Ohio. Cooler air from Canada spread across the region while Midwestern snow and freezing rain snarled roads and fuel shortages lingered in New York City.
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Ohio
Canada
New York City
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Clarksburg
Weston
Philippi
Grand Marais
Mich
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
New York
Senators Challenge Eisenhower Middle East Resolution
Two Democratic senators in Washington accused President Eisenhower of seeking a blank check to use U S forces and spend 200 million for the Middle East without Congress. Senator Fulbright called the request unprecedented and argued for Senate endorsement only. Senator O Mahoney urged amendments to require consultation and reporting before military action and to strike the blank check provisions. A separate note reports Eisenhower backing U S participation in GATT, the first legally required GIIT operation report.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
J Wiliam Fulbright
D Ark
Senate
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U. S
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwyo
Armed Services
U.S
O'Mahoney
International Organization For Trade
Fisenhower
Record Players Stolen From Wilson School
Two record players vanished from Wilson School over the weekend. The theft was reported by the Police Department after janitor O. M. Jones found a broken window in the hallway between Wilson and the cafeteria. Evidence indicates entry via a window and rooftop access with tools similar to a prior school break. A projector was damaged but not stolen.
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Wilson
O. M. Jones
Childress High School
Spring Like Weather To Continue Across Texas
Forecasts warn of continuing spring like warmth across Texas with a Pacific cold front expected to reach the Panhandle by Thursday night and spread southward Friday night. Temperatures near 85 are noted in South Texas while north central strouts show teens. fruit crops in central Texas have suffered freezes after early blooms.
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Panhandle
North Central
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Oregon
Waa
Amarilla Re
Roy Mock Dies Sunday Rites Slated Tuesday
Roy Mock a six year business veteran died Sunday at 4 90 p m in Childress General Hospital after a stroke Thursday. Funeral services are set for 3 p m Tuesday at the Church of Christ with Minister Harrell Collard officiating. Burial will follow in Childress Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Betty Mock two daughters Josephine McKinney and Mary Beth Mock a son Charles Mock his mother Mrs Charles Bo Mock one brother Louis Needham a sister Mrs Josephine Banfield and five grandchildren.
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Childress General Hospital
Knights of Pythus Lodge
Cildress
Newberry
Italy
Tex
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Glavver
Augiat
Childress
Knights of Pything Lodge
Louis Needham
Corpus Christ
Josephine Banfield
Los Angeles
Calif
Graveside Services for Collins Infant in Amarillo
Graveside services for Bobby Ray Collins infant son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Collins will be held at 2 30 oclock Sunday at Lane Cemetery Amarillo. Rev Winfred Walker Temple Baptist Church will conduct the service. Survivors include grandparents Mr and Mrs John W Seay of Chinaress and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Collins of Sacramento California.
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Aaron KL. Callins
Childress General Hospital
Liane Cemetery
Amarillo
Winfred Walker
Temple Baptist Church
Betides
John W. Seay
Chiinress
LeRoy Collings
Sacremanto
Calif
Six Persons Die In Wellington Crash Involving Branum Car
A family from Wellington perished Sunday when their car collided with a Branum vehicle on Highway 8. The parents Jack and Marie Scott and three of their children were killed. two other children and a Branum family member were seriously injured as flames engulfed the wreck.
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Donnie
Pacha Gay
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Stevie
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van OM
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Lubbock
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Branum
Scott
Falmes
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Roth
Greenbelt Rea
Marie White
W. BR. White
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Childress
Stern Warning To Israel Drafted By U S
United Nations reports say the United States drafts a stern warning to Israel over Gaza and Aqaba withdrawals. Washington officials fear continued refusal to pull out could spark a new Middle East war. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles seeks Egyptian non belligerency pledges as a condition for Israeli withdrawal.
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Aqaba
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United Nations
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Egypt
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Gustantons
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Thomasville
Tulles
James (. Hagerty
GOP Conservatives Clash With Eisenhower Over Policies
In Chicago and Washington conservative Republicans rally against the president on foreign and domestic programs. Sen William Knowland challenges talk of UN sanctions on Israel and signals disapproval of peacetime spending. He plans a Georgetown University speech outlining new ideas for UN approaches and possible budget cuts.
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Knowland
United Nations
Israel
Georgetown University
California
Eisenhower
Lion Knowland
Congress
First Test Of Pool Bill In Senate Is Tonight
The Pool bill authored by Rep. Joe Pool of Dallas moves to a Senate hearing in the 55th Texas Legislature as the House backed its passage 103 to 46. It would provide a runoff if no gubernatorial candidate exceeds 50 percent and aims for quick effect after Senate approval.
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Austin
House
Privilege and Elections Committee
Joe Pool
Dalais
One Killed In Two Car Wreck Near Paducah
Mrs A A Hood 46 of Labbork died on arrival at a Paducah hospital after a two car collision at the intersection of highways 82 and 83 near Guthrie. Joe Lee Culpepper 31 of Temple was listed in critical condition with a broken hip and multiple injuries. Hood and her husband were returning from Lubbock to Fort Worth when the crash occurred. Culpepper allegedly failed to yield.
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Labbork
Paducah
Temple
Guthrie
Childress
Hood
Sunray
Joe Lee Culpepper
Aubrey
Aubrey Hood
Culpepper
Farm Support Guarantee Cuts Spur Solons
Washington report notes Democratic drive in Congress to provide cash subsidies to farmers for surplus acre removal. Leaders doubt an early House vote though some propose $500 million支付 to farmers under soil bank program. Administration opposes thicker fees and broader protections while committee begins hearings on new farm aid measures.
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Com
Bib
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Mater bBeneficiarien
Riga
Injuries Fatal To Mrs Carter In Santa Fe Train Crash
Mrs Carter 75 died at hospital about 11 40 a m January 30 following injuries in a Santa Fe freight wreck. Funeral services were held at Newberry Funeral Home with Baptist pastor Dr Clifton Tennison officiating. She was born April 10 1882 in Cleburne and lived in Childress 40 years. Survivors include three sons Roy Carter A J Carter Paul Carter a daughter Mrs W J Lainview two sisters and a brother plus 21 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Lee Carter
Santa Fe
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