Eisenhower to discuss Dutles plans Wednesday news conference
President Eisenhower told GOP leaders he will speak at his Wednesday news conference about the future of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles who is ill with intestinal cancer. Senate leader Mansfield urged Dulles to stay in the cabinet to provide guidance on German affairs as the government awaits his return.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
White House
Dulles
Halleck
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Montana Democrat
State Department
Radi
Christian A. Herter
Teft
Robert Murphy
Herter
35 Year Feud Ends With Mother Strangled
Estonian immigrant Lydia Tarasidis 54 killed her 85 year old mother Julie Saar in Milwaukee after a 35 year family feud. Tarasidis told police she strangled her mother with two head scarves after verbal confrontation over a baby born out of wedlock and past losses. Saar lay dead in a rear bedroom as Tarasidis waited by, describing a long history that included a late husband’s death blamed on kidney disease and a dramatic dispute over estate papers.
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Milwaukee
Lydia Tarasidis
Julie Saar
George Saar
Tarasidis
Saar
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Fox Nominates for School Board Seat in Childress ISD
Dr. Jack F. Fox becomes the fourth candidate for three Board of Trustees seats in Childress Independent School District. His filing by petition came with President W A King notified. Other contenders include Dalby Fleming S H Townsend and Troy Collins. Fox leaves City Council candidacy. filing deadline March 4.
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Jack F. Fox
Childress Independent
Fox
W. A
Bill) King
Dalby Fleming
S. H. Townsend
Troy Collins
Collins
Jack Fox
Frank Dakil
W. L. Bikman
John F. Herren
C.J. Lyons
Retirement Board Manager Here Wednesday
Robert E. Bush, Branch Manager of the Railroad Retirement Board of Amarillo, will be in Childress at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Texas Employment Office, 288 B. N., to interview interested persons.
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Robert E. Bush
Railroad Retirement Board of
Amarillo
Childress
Texas Employment Office
B. N
Service Cleaners Special on Pants Skirts and Dresses
Service Cleaners advertises 1 pair of pants and 1 plain skirt with sweater for $1 to $2 and plain dresses at $1.50. The brief sale highlights affordable clothing options and cleaning services.
ASC Payments Reach 1958 Government Total Near 2.5 Million
The 1958 government payments total 2,473,637.67 with 931,437 for 279 wheat loans and 123 barley loans in Commodity Credit Loans. Dam and terrace payments are pending while Emergency Conservation, regular conservation, and Soil Bank reserves account for 172,000 54,500 and 372,017 respectively. Planting practice payments add 46,306.
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ASC
Gene Frisbie
Soil Bank
TCU Students Visit for Agriculture Study Tour
Sixteen agriculture students from Texas Christian University arrived for a three day educational tour at the Bill Bradley Ranch. County Agent Bill Moore accompanied them. They planned conservation practice studies at the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge after today and tomorrow.
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Texas Christian University
Bill Bradley
Bill Moore
Bradley
Wild Life
Wichita Mountains
Francis Webb Suffers Broken Arm in School Fall
Francis Webb a high school student suffered fractures of both bones in the right forearm in a fall at school this morning. He is confined to Chil dress General Hospital, according to his physician.
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Francis Webb
Childress General Hospital
Mairl Darnell Confined by Flu Says Police Report
Assistant Chief of Police Mairl Darnell has the flu and is confined to his home, per a report from the police station. He fell ill yesterday and is unable to report for duty this morning.
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Darnell
Meet To Decide The Future of Cyprus Island
British, Turkish, and Greek foreign ministers meet with Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders at Lancaster House to seek a solution to the Cyprus dispute. The talks, opened with cautious optimism, aim to settle sovereignty over bases and Cyprus's future status.
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London
UPI
Britain
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Lancaster House
Funeral Services For Estelline Resident Today
Mrs. S. W. McDaniel of Estelline died at 9 a m Monday in Odom Clinic Hospital in Memphis. Born August 28 1882 in Winfield Arkansas she had lived in Estelline since 1925. Funeral services were set for 3 p m today at First Baptist Church in Memphis with interment in Estelline cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs E O Wright Estelline and Mrs Joe B Morrow San Benito three grandchildren one sister Mrs Sam Richards Bates Ark.
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S. W. McDaniel
Estelline
Odom Clinic
Memphis
McDaniel
Winfield
Ark
First Baptist Church
Joe W. Allison
Spicer Funeral Home
Weather Station In Orbit Marks Vanguard II Launch
A Vanguard rocket delivered a 20 inch miniature weather station into orbit conditions. The satellite named Vanguard II will record cloud reflections and transmit data for up to six months, aiding hurricane and typhoon tracking and long range weather efforts.
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Richard F. Roper
United Press International
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
Vanguard
Levee Breaches Flood Wabash Waters Across Indiana and Illinois
Flooding worsened as levees on both sides of the Wabash River failed at Oaktown Indiana and near Russellville Illinois. Guardsmen had just left the area when a 100 foot gap opened in Illinois. Evacuations were reported as the crest moved downstream toward Vincennes Indiana.
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United Press International
Wabash River
Indiana
Illinois
Oaktown
Ind
Russellville
Vincennes
Lions Hear Davidson on Happenings in Preachers Lives
Rev Rollo Davidson spoke to the Lions at noon on Happenings in the Lives of Preachers I Have Known. President Alton Ryan outlined spring projects including Crippled Children's Camp Kerrville Playground improvement Broom Sale for the Blind and Membership. Ryan noted Public School Week in March and Dr J J Westenburg urged heart month door to door drive Sunday 4 to 5 PM.
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Rollo Davidson
Lions
Alton Ryan
Kerrville
Ryan
J. J. Westenburg
Heart
State Tax Collector Urged In Senate
Senators urged creation of a Texas office of public tax collector. Sen. Charles Herring proposed a department of revenue with a revenue collector to take over duties from the state comptroller. The governor would appoint for a 10 year term at 17500 annually.
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Lloyd Larrabee
United Press International
Austin Upi
Texas
Charles Herring
Austin
Department of Revenue
Herring
Senate General Investigating Committee
Jarrard Secrest
Temple
Frank Owen
el Paso
Culp Krueger
el Campo
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Senate
Max Smith
San Marcos
Cooler Weather Moving Into Texas With Showers
Weather bureau reports cooler air moving into Texas tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers. A stationary front lies across the Panhandle northeast, while areas south of it see fair skies and coastal fog. overnight lows from 42 at Lubbock to 59 at Brownsville, with most in the 50s.
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United Press International
Texas
Weather Bureau
Texas Panhandle
Lubbock
Brownsville
Senator doubts direct farm payments approach
Senator Allen J. Ellender of the Senate Agriculture Committee questioned a Democratic plan to pay farmers directly to support crop prices. He favored hearings before forming a position and warned it might not work. Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson testified against direct payments, saying they could worsen conditions, urging Congress to back relaxed controls and price-support cuts.
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United Press International
Washington
UPI
Allen J. Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
Louiiana Democrat
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Mondan
Herman E. Talmadge
D. Ga
Benson
Congress
Freeman Named to FBI Top Ten List
John Thomas Freeman a 40 year old knife wielding fugitive was added to the FBI ten most wanted criminals list on federal auto theft and robbery charges. Described as extremely dangerous he is a native of Oklahoma with a history across Arizona Texas and Kansas and a background as a cook truck driver construction worker and waiter.
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Washington
UPI
John Thomas Freeman
FBI
Freeman
Oklahoma
Arizona
Texas
Kansas
Industrial Board To Meet February 23
A special meeting of the Texas Industrial Advisory Board was called for February 23 by E B Germany of Dallas and Richard LeTourneau. Morris Higley represents Childress on the board.
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Texas Industrial Advisory Board
Price Daniel
E. B. Germany
Dallas
Richard LeTourneau
Morris Higley
Childress
Ramsey Opposed to State Bar Association Bill
Lt. Gov. Ben Ramsey said a compulsory state bar for lawyers is wrong and cited the right to work law. A bill to remove the mandatory bar membership is before the Texas legislature. Ramsey linked the issue to broader policy questions and said he is not ruling out politics.
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Austin
Ramsey
Ktbc-Tv
Cuban Cabinet Halves Salaries Under Castro Rule
The Cuban cabinet voted to cut salaries by 50 percent and suspend all secret funds in an all night session led by Premier Fidel Castro. Decrees create a national saving and housing institute, promote maritime trade, and provide civil service security with three months’ severance. Castro, 32, said the job would be his toughest test and denied presidential ambitions.
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Francis L. McCarthy
United Press International
Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
National Institute For Saving and Housing
Fulgencio Batista
Maestra Mountains
Castro
Cuba
Mayor Clough Cursed At In Court Trial
The Galveston Texas City furniture deal case featured Mayor George Roy Clough recounting offensive words used by Frank J. Newsome during a telephone call. Newsome denied cursing, but the six man jury found him guilty and fined $25, with appeals filed by Newsome's attorney J Scott Scoggins.
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Galveston
George Roy Clough
Texas
Clough
Corporation Court
Frank J. Newsome
Newsome
J. Scott Scoggins
Childress Sees High Reading In Nation Weather
The U S Weather Bureau reports Pellston Michigan logged the nation’s record morning low at nine below zero while Childress Texas reached eight degrees above zero for Monday’s high.
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New York
Pellston
Mich
U. S. Weather Bureau
Childress
Tex
Avalanche Could Wipe Out Town in Switzerland
In Herbriggen Switzerland authorities fear a massive landslide from a glacier could threaten the entire village. Father Emil Schmid warns a warm spell could unleash the avalanche at higher speed, risking obliteration of the 215 residents.
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United Press International
Herbriggen
Switzerland
UPI
Emil Schmid
Arson Hits Houston Negro School Causes Heavy Damage
Arsonists set fire to the Mariel Belle Wesley Elementary School north west of Houston causing about 100000 in damage. About 500 students will be relocated as flames destroyed classrooms in a main building and a nearby frame structure. Fire crews fought the blaze over two hours due to lack of water lines in the area. Evidence points to deliberate ignition in multiple locations. Continued on Page Three.
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Houston
UPI
Mariel Belle Wesley
Glenn F. Fletcher
Joe Lobue
Lobue
Page
Childress Oilmen honored on International Exposition day
Tulsa hosts fourteenth International Petroleum Exposition May 14 23 with Childress Day May 18 to honor area oil workers. More than 30 acres of exhibits valued over 500 million dollars expected to draw half a million visitors from 50 foreign nations and most U S states.
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Childress
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Farm Bureau Sets Thursday Meeting With Film Show
Farm Bureau plans a 7:45 p.m. Thursday gathering at the high school agriculture building. President Ernest Rea said the film Tenderfoot in Europe will be shown and the public is invited to attend.
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Farm Bureau
High School Agriculture
Ernest Rea
Europe
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Kip) Filocomo
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Anthony
Dutch) Tuzio
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