Global tensions mix of diplomacy and violence in 1950s era
United States and allies hold Washington talks on Southeast Asia security pact while Geneva limits slow. Yoshida tours the United States to bolster ties with Japan alongside Turkey and Ethiopia leaders. European Defense Community ratification gains momentum as Italian monarchists split. In Korea Indo-China Geneva hopes fade amid Saigon ammo dump and Hanoi rebel warfare. Terrorism spikes in Tunisia and Suez threat grows with Uganda declaring emergency amid East Pakistan violence leaving hundreds dead.
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Adnan Menderes
Turkey
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Yoshida
Socialist Party
Popular Republican Party
United States
Korea
Indo-China
Washington
Saigon
Hanoi
Red River
Eisenhower
Russia
Tunisia
Africa
Cox Services Held Wednesday
Funeral services were held in Hollis Oklahoma for Mrs. Sallie Worrell Cox 82 long time resident. She died Monday night at her sister Mrs Debbie Henson’s home. Interment was in Olympus cemetery. She was teacher at Grace School and farmed in Olympus community. Survivors include three sisters and two brothers.
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Olympus
Hollis
Okla
J. C. Cox
Debbie Henson
Olympus Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Grace School
Old Olympus School
Lutie Walker
Oklahoma City
Charlie Worrell
Dodson
Bob Worrell
Road work progresses on Tell to Highway 83 project
Final-Continued From Page One notes traffic along the highway during construction. Massey reports progress on the Humble Tell farm to market road from Tell east to Highway 83 with gravel base down and blacktopping planned by mid month and completion by end of June. W. O. Hamm, resident engineer, supervises the job.
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Court House
Massey
Humble-Tell Farm To Market
Tell East
W. O. Hamm
Philippines Huk Taruc Surrenders as Communists Face Setback
Manila dispatch reports Luis Taruc, the Hukbalahap leader, surrendered May 17 and is guarded at Camp Murphy. Government officials fear the move may be a political tactic by the Communists rather than true capitulation, with Taruc’s fate potentially shaping unions, press, schools, and party groups.
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Luis Taruc
Huk
Philippines
Asia
Gene Symonds
U.P. Manila
Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Luis M. Taruc
Camp Murphy
Taruc
Mount
Arayat
Luzon
Jesus Lava
Casto Alejandrino
Mariano Bargos
Peregrino
Magsaysay
Crisol
Huks
The Cowboy Brand Book by Duncan Enrich Tells Brands History
Washington June 4 UP Duncan Enrich Library of Congress folklore head offers The Cowboy Brand Book a one subject encyclopedia on cattle brands. It notes over half a million registered brands and explains how brands evolved from early range sorting to a playful cowhand alphabet with variations such as tumbling lazy crazy reverse and flying R. The work also covers branding origins among Spaniards and how to imagine your own brand on paper.
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Washington
Duncan Enrich
Library of Congress
West
Joe
Sage Brush
Dune
Southwest
Far West
Arizona
United States
California
New Mexico
Texas
Nevada
Colorado
Dune” Enrich
Local Official Listings For 88th District Held
State Representative 88th District Elbert Reeves is listed along with district attorney Allen Harp county treasurer Mrs. B F Hardy Mrs Jeff Hardin county superintendent of schools Wade Kimbrough and Mrs Orville K Smith Commissioner Prec 1 Frank Douglas T Rothwell E L Ernest Ham J A Russell are named in the slate.
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B. F. Hardy
Jeff Hardin
Wade Kimbrough
Orville K. Smith
Frank Douglas
T. Rothwell
L. (Ernest) Ham
J. A. Russell
Committees Leaders Listed for Civic Groups
The document enumerates committee assignments with chairmen and members for INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PUBLIC RELATIONS EXTENSION and many subcommittees including CIVIC IMPROVEMENT TRADE PROMOTION and SOCIAL AFFAIRS. Names include V Bruce Bob Polson Walker Butler Sager and LeRoy Carter Forbis among others.
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V. Bruce
D. A. Qualls
Robert Ray
Reynolds
Shelton
Marvin Smith
Butler
Flynn
Bob Polson
Chiirman
Walker
Glen Buckley
Love
R. Bird
Mink
Sager
R. Cordell
Wasson
Woods
Nelson
Bud Adams
Carlos Wilhite
Joe Howard
Hubert Dishman
Keith Johnston
Mathis
Post and Bailey
Religious Activities Parks
LeRoy Carter
H. Preston
Lawrence
Bill Adams
Gordon Gravley
Collins
John Forbis
Carter
J. Roy Henry
McNallen
Wilhite
Howard
Jack Sanford
Kenneth Duncan
Bill Harris
Johnston
Bill Miller
Odell
Ragsdale
Rogers
Rudasill
Bill Monroe
Henry
Forbis
G. A. Robinson
Smith
Stephens
Taff
Thurman Gloar
C. Gloar
Jerry Gay
Bruce and
R. A. Bellah
Mills
Lockhoof
Loury
Gay
J. Holland
B. Holland
Gravley
Robert Jones
Bailey
Clements
Miller
Robinson
Sanford
Cutcher
Qualls
Hen
House Defeats Administration Public Housing Plan
The House, split along party lines, rejected the administration's public housing program by 211 to 176 and voted against authorizing any further public housing units. Analysts expect a compromise allowing 35,000 units for one year instead of four.
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House
Senate
DoJ Hurdles Prosecution of Espionage Agents
Brownell argued that enemy agents will not testify in court and federal agents cannot relay telephone information, blocking the DoJ from proving espionage cases. He urged swift action to identify traitors and bring them to justice.
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Brownell
Department of Justice
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McCann’s News Analysis
Charles M. McCann
United Press
New Zealand
Suez Canal Zone
Protectorate of
Uganda
Aosmith
Permaglas
Roy A. Willyard
Telephone Central Office
Childress
Southwestern Bell
Lgagc O Webb
Wasews Puzzles
By Gene Symonds
Easterner
Andy Rogers
Elbert Reeves
Allen Harp
Leonard King Charles M. Barnes
James L. Cutcher Sheffy Mahan
Mark Graham
Fred B. Mitchell
Paul Griffin Gaylon Smith
George West
T. I
Irby
Herman King
Dave Brummett
John Turk Fowler
CO. T
Charlie) Anderson
Justice OF the Peace
Precinct
L. C. Elliott
W. H. Krigbaum
Ry and Monroe
Fine Arts
Pat Lio
H. Preston and
Polson
Atkinson
Monroe
Dishman
Duncan
Harris
Mitchell
Sanford and Flynn
Panhandle
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Viola Rowe
Fort Worth and
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Comma
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