Arab Republic Accused of Stirring Lebanese Revolt
Lebanese Foreign Minister Charles Malik arrived in New York alleging that the United Arab Republic is aiding Lebanese rebels. He planned to present tape and photo evidence to the Security Council as Arab League action was sought to avert a broader Arab dispute. Heavy fighting fell in Beirut and Tripoli while the council postponed debate on complaints by France and Tunisia.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Nations
N.Y. Upi
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Arab League
Security Council
Charles Malik
Beirut
UAR
Foreign Ministry
Malik
Benghazi
Libya
Tripoli
France
Record High Temperature Reported in Arizona
The UPI reports the nation’s high temperature for Wednesday reached 107 degrees at Gila Bend near Phoenix, Arizona, while the low was 32 degrees at West Yellowstone, Montana, according to the U.S. Weather Bureau.
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New York
UPI
Gila Bend
Phoenix
Ariz
U. S
Deer Tops List as Most Plentiful Big Game in America
The deer stands as the most abundant big game species across the United States, widely pursued by hunters and managed for population control and recreational harvest.
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America
Woman Declines Baking Bread for War Effort in Detroit
At the 67th annual convention of women’s clubs in Detroit an unnamed delegate mocked a campaign urging housewives to bake at home saying she would rather die than bake. She added she simply has no time to bake and joked about the extreme response. The remark followed a charge by Rep Usher L Burdick of North Dakota.
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Detroit
En's Clubs
Usher L. Burdick
Weather and social notices from Childress area
Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered thundershowers and cooler Friday. Low tonight 69, high tomorrow 89. Major John D. Curd and family arrive in Oklahoma City from Japan after 14 months of duty. they will visit June 13 en route to El Toro California. Various locals visit relatives and travel, including the Weir and Sharp families and Roy Furr of Lubbock.
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Childress
John D. Curd
Oklahoma City
Maj
Carol
Japan
Sarah Hall
el Toro
Calif
Bobby Hart
Patricia
C. C. Broughton
Edenman
Eldon Smith
Abilene
Edwin Inman
Midland
Evelyn Weir
W. P. Close
Childress General Hospital
Jay Sharp
W. J. Sharp
University of Texas
Young Sharp
Velox Ward
Longview
Local Visitors Share Time Across Several Texas Towns
Mrs J C Howell of Dallas returned home after visiting in Jim Williamson's home. Mesdames Ward Howell and Williamson were in Crowell Tuesday. Albert Howell of Sterley and others visited the Williamson and West households. The Burkett family hosted daughter Mrs Gary Taylor and Kent of Amarillo. The group plans a week at Possum Kingdom before Bumpus visits. Sharyn Bryant from Wildorado to spend time with grandmother Knight. Dr and Mrs Gene Blackwell visited Bowie while Knight joined them for a longer visit.
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J. C. Howell
Dallas
Jim Williamson
Mesdames Ward
Howell
Williamson
Crowell
Albert Howell
Sterley
J. C. Bryant
Amarillo
George West
Bonnie Self
FE. W
Possum Kingdom
Pat Bumpus
B. A. Bryant
Bryant
Cecil Bryant
Sharyn
Wildorado
Gene Blackwell
Bowie
Harper Knight
Bread debate mocks home life in bacon bread era
A 79 year old congressman complains that store bought bread is poor wheat and laments modern life. Mrs. O'Hair of South Bend says she trusts vitamin enriched bread. Reactions question priorities and whether Americans should bake at home.
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N. D
Stanley O'Hair
South Bend
Ind
Widest Bridge in Providence spans Crawford Street
The Crawford Street Bridge in Providence is described as the world's widest bridge at 1,147 feet across, built in six units. Two U.S. highways cross the span, highlighting its scale and strategic route connection.
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Providence
Crawford Street
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