Israeli Ambassador Receives New Withdrawal Instructions
The Israeli cabinet cabled fresh orders to Ambassador Atba Ebun that could resolve the stalemate over Terath's withdrawal from Egyptian soil. In Maadi's Chirp suburb, about 450 soldiers from Egypt's Palestine reserve army attacked a police station, exchanging gunfire with Egyptian forces. Unofficial reports say eight people were killed, including five Palestinian refugees and three Egyptians, with many injured. No foreigners were listed among the dead.
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United Press
Atba Ebun
Terath
Egypt
Paleatine Reserve Army
Chirp
Maadi
Muadi
Palestine Arab Army
National Guard 3 Month Training Backed by Commander
Maj. Gen. Carl J Phinney of the Texas National Guard says a Guardsman can be adequately trained in three months and six months is too long to keep him from his job He cites training harms to Guard and Army and notes it may push more men to reserve air force marine corps and navy Continued on page two
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Waco
Carl J. Phnmey
Texas National Guard
Phinney
Central Texas
Sigma Delta Chi
Charles Wilson
Merchants Poll Holidays in Childress Vote Mail Ballots
Merchants of Childress are asked by the CBCD to vote which holidays to observe for the year. Ballots are in the mail. Herb Betts notes a six holiday limit and that the Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development have no enforcement power over observances.
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Merchants of
Childress
C of Cbcd
Herb Betts
Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development
House Group Promises To Put ICT Blame Where It Belongs
A five member House committee named by Speaker Carr will investigate the collapse of ICT Insurance Co and report by April 1. Chairman Rep. Scott McDonald leads a panel including Carl Conley James Cotton and Paul Pressher. The group vows a thorough inquiry and to place blame where it belongs.
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Austin — Im
ICT Insurance Co
House
Wapgoner Carr
Scott McDonald
Fort Worth
McDonald
U. S. Trust and Guaranty Co
Waco
Carl Conley
Raymondville
James Cotton
Weatherford
Paul Pressher
Trouston
Carr
Shivers
Senate
Price Daniel
Allan Shivers
Fears Attack on Iran Doctrine Splitting U S Policy
Senator Richard Neuberger warned that attacks on President Eisenhower's Middle East doctrine could become a wholesale assault on U S foreign policy. He noted he had not decided how to vote as the Senate debated the measure authorizing armed force to halt Communist aggression and up to 200 million in aid, with debate to be limited.
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Elisenower
Middle East
America
Richard L. Neuberger
Dore
Senate
Yan
Yao
Mittees
United States
Eisenhower
U.S
Mideast
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Mondas
Eisenhower and Mollet Aim to Heal Franco American Ties
President Eisenhower and French Premier Mollet hold a full day of White House talks to mend postwar strains. Foreign Minister Pineau met Secretary Dulles as Mollet vows to pursue peaceful, just aims shared by both republics amid Israel Egypt policy tensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
White House
Mollet
Christian Pineau
John Paster Dales
Dry Cold Front Caps Texas With Gusty Winds
A dry cold front moved across Texas expected to reach the Gulf of Mexico by nightfall. Forecasters warned fishermen on Belton, Benbrook, Garza Lattle Elm, Grapevine, Lavon, San Angelo reservoirs, Lake Whitney and Lake Texoma of winds around 25 mph, higher near Texoma, diminishing tonight. Cloudy skies prevailed in North Central and Northeast Texas with cooler temperatures statewide through Wednesday. Minimums ranged from 36 at Dalhart to 65 at Brownsville, with trace rain at Laredo and various readings across major cities.
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Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Belton
Benbrook
Garza-Lattle Elm
Grapevine
Lavon
San Angelo
Lake Whitney
Texoma
Lake Texhoma
Dalhart
Brownsville
Amarillo
Alpine
Childress
Dallas
Lufkin
Houston
College Station
Fort Worth
Austin
Datbart
Laredo
Cotton Soil Bank Signup Deadline Set for March First
Farmers may enroll cotton acreage in the Cotton Soil Bank must be in the ASC office by Friday March 1 to meet the signup deadline. Gene Frishie emphasized the closing date and the need to act promptly at the office.
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Cotton Soil Bank
ASC
Gene Frishie
Canada Proposes Middle East Plan at UN
Canada sketches a four point Middle East plan for the UN General Assembly. It calls Israel to withdraw from Gaza, UN commissioner for the disunited area, UNEP deployment on both sides of the armistice line, UNE to the Gulf of Aqaba, and a withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza with UNEF to assume control. Dag Hammarskjold to appoint a commissioner. Continued on page six.
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N. W
Canada
Middle East
Israel
Gaza Strip
Lester B. Pearson
Teract
Egypt
UNE
Gulf of Aqaba
UNEF
Dag Hamimarskioht
Consolidation Required for Junior College in Childress County
A Junior College Steering Committee heard that only one of three established methods fits Childress County, requiring full consolidation of Community Center Carey and Kirkland districts with Childress Independent District. Action must come from the involved districts, not Childress, with about 50 people attending.
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Childress County
Newll Odell
Pow Musgrave
Austin
State Board of Education
Musgrave
Texas Division
Texas School System
Colleye
Carey
Kirkland
Childress
Te Tt
Odell
Exhibition Cage Night To Benefit High School DE Club
A triple header of exhibition basketball is planned in the High School Gym under the High School Distributive Education Club. Opening at 7:00 PM, admission is 15 cents for students and 25 cents for adults. Proceeds support the Bosses Banquet and sending two delegates to the state convention in San Antonio.
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DE Club
Horace Henson
Businessmens Basketball League
San Antowino
Council Debates Police Chief Appointment Change Vote
City of Childress voters will decide with the April 2 election whether the Chief of Police position should return to an appointive office. The council approved the measure until the April 1958 term of Roy Hassell ends. The move reverses a 1948 charter amendment establishing an elective chief. If approved, the change takes effect on the first Tuesday in April 1958.
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Chiltress
Jack Fox
CC. J. Lyons
Roy Hassell
Citizens of
Childress
Arid
Albetteh
Alex B. Saied
Saied
Roy Tassell
John Ballew
Louis Sally
Childress County
Texas League of Municipalities
H. Pressar Pointemt
Arctic Cold Sweeps South Dropping Temperatures Across Regions
An Arctic air mass pushes south from the north central states lowering temperatures near zero in Montana and the Dakotas while forecasts show the cold front moving into the Great Lakes and western Ohio Valley. Flood threats ease as a Pacific storm shifts northward reducing major river rises in Oregon and California with continued risk elsewhere.
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Dakotas
Arctic
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Texas
Senate Returns Late-Term Appointments to Daniel
The Texas Senate voted 30 to 0 to return six late-term appointments made by former Governor Shivers to Daniel. Daniel had opposed Shivers picks, citing principled withdrawal. The moves included three UT Board of Regents appointees and three Texas A&M Board appointees with names such as Thongton Jardie Bryon Rirtout Darby Heep. Daniel indicated Osorio’s confirmation and Insurance Commission reform were factors in the broader reshuffle.
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University of Texas
Texas A&m College
Daniel
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Austin
Price Daniel Monday
Allan Shivers
Senate
Presd
He Joo
University of Texas Board of Regents
Shivers
Jack Thongton
Dallas
Thornton Jardie
el Paseo
J.P Bryon
Freeport
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Pharr
Herman Heep
Buda
AM Bears
M. Dixon
Texas Board of Water Rutineers
Danie
John Owes
Texas Thewranes Comrtasion
Diane
Osorio
Becase
Onorii
Mermnbers
Commission
Odell Speaks At Lions Luncheon In Childress
School Superintendent Newell Odell addressed the Lions Club at noon urging organization into a single Independent school district before a junior college in Childress can be realized. Odell said the move depends on community action. Horace Henson announced a Distributive Education Week sale demonstration. Five names were drawn to pick the convention delegate to Lions International in California. George Barry named delegate with alternates A J Rushing Truman Webb C C Broughton and B D Buckley. Neal Gage rejoined the club. C C Broughton and Presley Wright oversaw the program.
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Newell Odell
Liona Club
Junior College For
Childress
Horace Henson
Donald Sterling
California
George Barry
A. J. Rushing
Truman Webb
Broughton
Buckley Neal Gage
Cc. CC
Presley Wright
Meeting of Bobbitten Mothers Club Postponed
The Bobbitten Mothers Club meeting scheduled for 7 99 tonight at the Junior High School has been postponed to a later date according to an early morning announcement.
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Bobbitten Mothers Club
Supreme Court Rules Michigan Obscenity Law Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court, in a 9 to 0 ruling, voided Michigan restrictions on distributing books with obscene language, citing protection of youth from corrupting material. The decision came as one of 14 opinions handed down Monday, marking Justice Reed’s retirement after 19 years on the bench.
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Michigan
Stanley F. Reed
High Court
SIC Stockholders Reelect Directors at Today’s Meeting
Directors J. M. Crews C. A. Willams W E Davis Morris Higley and Mrs. Pat Jones were reelected. Crews remains president. Willams remains vice president and J M Eddy remains secretary. The Security Investment Corporation owns and operates the Hotel Childress.
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The
Security Investment Corporation
J. M. Crews
C. A. Willams
W .E. Davis
Morris Higley
Pat Jones
Crews
J. M. Eddy
the Security Investment Corporation
Childress
Local Paducah Jaycees Form New Club Lunch
Several members of the Chil dress Junior Chamber of Commerce attended the initial luncheon meeting of the Paducah Jaycees held today at noon. Attendees included First Vice President Red Gentry Second Vice President Walter Lockhoof State Director Gordon Chavney and Kenneth Jones.
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Childress Junior Chhamber of Commerce
Padcucah Jaycees
Paducah
Red Gentry
Walter Lockhoof
Gordon Chavney
Kenneth Jones
Southern Liberal Urges Slower Negro Desegregation Drive
Virginius Dabney editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch urged Negro leaders to slow their desegregation push to avoid Southern public school closures. Speaking to 5,000 high school principals at the NAASP convention, he warned of “stormy seas” of interracial trouble and defended white opposition as a deterrent to mixed schools. He cited crime and illegitimacy rates among Negroes as key reasons whites oppose integration, noting severe educational and social consequences if schools were merged.
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Virginius Dabney
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
South
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Dabney
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