Tito Plans Talks With Stalin Acknowledges Past Rift
Yugoslav President Tito arrives in Moscow for a state visit and to meet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev. He visits Stalin’s mausoleum, the first time seeing the late dictator who expelled Yugoslavia from the bloc in 1948. Tito and Khrushchev stroll Moscow streets with subtle security as crowds watch and Tito dines with his entourage.
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Whitman Bassow
United Press
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Josef Stalin
Stalin
V. I. Lenin
Communist Bloc
Marshal Tito
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Gorki Street
MVD
Sergei Zakharov
Molotov
Gcominform
NEA Radio-Telephoto
CHS Summer Term Sees 30 Students Enroll
Chil dress High School opens summer term with 30 students enrolled and five to eight more possible. Grades two through eight will attend six weeks of classes at Junior High. High school teachers include Miss Lula Mae Caudell and Mrs. Martha Wallin with tuition set at 25 dollars.
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the Childress High School
Roe Smith
Newell Odell
Odell
Gaylon B. Smith
None Injured In Saturday Accident On Farm-To-Market Road
An auto hit a culvert, blew a tire, and landed in a field on the Community Center farm to market road near Childress. Charles Oatery and Bill Davis of Quanah were occupants. The crash occurred about 9 15 p m Saturday five miles from Childress. Sheriff Gaylon B Smith investigated.
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Community Center Farm-To Market
Charles Oatery
Quanah
Bill Davis
Childress
Gaylon B. Smith
California Final Test Between Adlai and Estes
In Los Angeles the final push for the California presidential primary pits Adlai Stevenson against Estes Kefauver with 68 Democratic National Convention votes at stake. Kefauver headlines three TV appearances and events while Stevenson plans a televised speech. both seek a decisive win in a state with 3.06 million Democrats. The GOP slate backs Eisenhower, with Nixon urging voters not to write his name on the ballot.
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San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Los Angeles
California
Kefauver
Stevenson
Los Angeles County
Richard M. Nixon
Adlai
Anaheim
Calif
NEA
Solon May Seek To End Military Aid To Yugoslavia
In Washington Rep John M Vorys says an amendment may cut all US aid to Yugoslavia from the 3 8 billion foreign aid bill after Tito’s Moscow statements. The House Foreign Affairs Committee has already reduced economic aid and may seek to remove military aid entirely. The House plans to take up the bill next Wednesday.
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Ohio
Solon
Yugoslavia
Washington
House
Marshal Tito
Moscow
John M. Vorys
Foreign Affairs Committee
Tito
Russia
Vorys
British leaders begin Cyprus talks after EOKA arrests
London reports Cyprus Governor Sir John Harding meets with Prime Minister Anthony Eden and Alan Lennox-Boyd to discuss Cyprus future. The talks follow the arrest of 17 EOKA leaders and warnings that Makarios could return only if he denounces terrorism. Harding underscores end of terrorism as condition for negotiation. Six armed Scotland Yard detectives shield the governor during his visit.
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London
Cyprus
Goveror
John Harding
Anthony Eden
Alan Lennox-Boyd
EOKA
Harding
Britain
Makarios
Seychelle Islands
Scotland Yard
Eight Die In Texas Week End Tragedies
United Press reports eight Texans died in weekend incidents across the state. An 18 year old Houston teen Lila Johnston riding with a friend was thrown from a horse and trampled near Liberty. Other deaths include four traffic crashes, a fatal electrocution at a car wreck, a drowning at Amarillo, and a suicide by cleaner fluid in Amarillo. Names include Shirley Smith, Robbie Foster Marstrand, Edna Turner Alderson, Francis Louise Olson Biggerstaff, Joe Reichman, and Lila Johnston. The victims hailed from Snyder Fort Worth Plano Sherman Houston El Campo and Amarillo.
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United Press
Houston
Bill Daniel
Price Daniel
Liberty
Tex
W. H. Perkins
Lila Johnston
Chain - of - Lakes
Daniels’ Ranch
Shirley Smith
Leslie Don Ramage
Snyder
Antioch
Ill
Navy
Great Lakes
Denton
Robbie Foster Marstrand
Fort Worth
Edna Turner Alderson
Plano
Francis Louise Olson Biggerstaff
Sherman
Joe Jerrold Reichman
el Campo
Jimmy Marion Brown
Amarillo
Cavitt to Assist Sheriff Smith in Chil
Allen Cavitt former liquor control official hired temporarily as deputy sheriff by Sheriff Gaylon B. Smith. Cavitt agreed to come to Childress to help until a new deputy is found, after recently working for an oil company in McCamey. He replaces Hollis Wilson who resigned to join a construction firm in Plainview.
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Allen Cavitt
Gaylon B. Smith
Cavitt
Childress
Smith
McCamey
Hollis Wilson
Plainview
Dowis and Zuber Injuries Update After Crash
Jim Dowis remains in serious condition at Childress General Hospital with a broken pelvis and internal injuries from a weekend pickup overturn. Bob Zuber shows improvement and is expected to be released soon, suffering only a sprained back with no apparent internal injuries.
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Jim Dowis
S. L. Dowis
Bob Zuber
Ira Zuber
Childress General Hospital
Farm Policies Highlight Iowa Primary Battle for Senate
In Des Moines Iowa administration farm policy feud energy marks the Republican Senate race with rivals Senator Rourke B Hicklenlooper and Attorney General Dayton Countryman trading high versus flexible price supports. The primary drew low turnout with about 390000 of 1700000 voters expected to cast ballots and a split Republican Democratic electorate.
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Des Moines
Iowa
IP —Administration
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Dayton
R. M. Spike Evans
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lymund F. Wilcox
Scout Leaders Meeting Postponed in Western District
The Western District Scout Leaders meeting planned for Paducan this weekend was postponed due to threatening weather. A V Mc Farland says a new date will be announced later this month, but no date is set yet.
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Paducan
A. V. McFarland
Rains Cause Flooding On Both Coasts
Spring rainfall triggered rail washouts in the East and evacuations in the West. Mustangs in Oklahoma endured tornado winds damaging 50 to 75 homes with $200,000 in damage but no injuries. Boston freighter and river flooding disrupted transport as crews worked to repair washouts on rail lines.
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Little Mustang
Okla
New England
New York
Canada
Boston Harbor
Maine
Connecticut River
Boston
Esso Zurich
Columbia
Vancouver
Wash
Army
Wiley slams oil money in Wisconsin GOP primary
Sen. Alexander Wiley attacked a $150,000 campaign fund pledged to his rival Rep. Glenn R. Davis in the Wisconsin Republican primary. He accused supporters of an oil money aroma and charged Eisenhower opponents of attempting to purge him from the Senate as he seeks a third six year term. He noted the state party convention endorsed Davis and questioned the source of the funds.
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Washington
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Senate
Wiley
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Glenn R. Davis
Davis
Milwaukee Journal
Freak Windstorm Strikes Small Texas Community
A freak windstorm with heavy rain and hail lashed Rule in Haskell county, caused a fatal fire in Denison, and damaged mills, a cotton gin, a gas pump, and a feed store. The Weather Bureau warned of widespread thunderstorms from Plainview to southwest Oklahoma as rainfall totals and temperatures varied across Texas.
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Ning
Denison
Haskell
Texas
Panhandle
Oklahoma
US Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Plainview
Snyder
Bowie
Lamesa
Floydada
Thomas Ayres
College Station
Ennis
Ferris
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Lufkin
el Paso
Butler Predicts Civil Rights Plank At Democratic Convention
Democratic Chairman Paul Butler said the party will approve a civil rights plank at the August convention with little opposition. He named J Leonard Reinesh of Atlanta to run convention arrangements as WSB and WHIO ties were noted. Reports say platform reports will go to the Platform committee August 6 with broad agreement on civil rights in advance.
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Chicago
Paul Butler
Butler
J. Leonard Reinseh
Atlanta
Reinseh
Democratic National Committee
WSB
WSBTV
WHIO
Whio-Tv
Dayton
Ohio
W. Neale Roach
UN Rejects Communist Demand Over Truce Inspectors Expulsion
PANMUNJOM reports Communist nations demand immediate withdrawal of expulsion orders against truce inspection teams. UN and U.S. officials refuse to withdraw, citing protection of Allied rights under the 1953 cease fire. An Eighth Army spokesman warned teams would be carried across the line if they refuse.
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Panmunjom
H the Com
Eighth Army
South Korea
Jung
R. G. Gard
North Korea
Three Local Boys At Salvation Army Camp
Bob Ray and Bill Adams Salvation Army workers took three local youths to Camp Hablitzelle near Midlothian for a one week session. Adams is county chapter chairman and Ray is treasurer. The camp runs all summer for underprivileged youngsters.
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Bob Ray
Bill Adams
Salvation Army
Childress
Hablitzelle
Midilothian
Adams
Ray
Nehru Targeted by Mob Riots in Bombay
Police said they thwarted an assassination attempt on Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru as he faced stone throwing demonstrators at a public gathering in Bombay. Riots grew after Nehru stated Bombay would stay under federal control. 60 plus injured and at least one killed as police response included tear gas.
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Bombay
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Daniel Denies Being Allan Shivers Candidate for Governor
Senator Price Daniel rejected claims of any alliance with Governor Shivers. He said he would accept support from any citizen but not be anyone's candidate and accused Shivers of compromising on tide lands. Daniel spoke in Houston where he launched his gubernatorial campaign and pledged to enforce the law in Galveston.
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Houston
Price Daniel
Allan Shivers
Daniel
Kprc-Tv
Shivers
Tidelands
Pampa Man Fined and Jailed for DWI
Stanley Joe Miller of Pampa was fined 100 dollars and costs, three days in jail, and a six month license suspension after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated in county court. Miller was arrested Saturday night by the sheriff's department and pleaded guilty before County Judge Leonard King.
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Stanley Joe Miller
Pampa
Miller
Sheriff's Department
Leonard King
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Cottonwood Creek
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West Texas
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