Japanese Plan Wlass Resignations For the TOKYO UPS
Opposition Socialists in Tokyo move to resign 125 Diet members to pressure premier Nobusuke Kishii amid anti US U 2 campaign. They demand withdrawal of U S reconnaissance flights and denounce President Eisenhower visit as inappropriate, signaling a shift in East Asian mood over the trip.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
America
Inejiro Asanuma
House of Representatives
Nobushe Kishi
Puppet ruler of Tibet said to be fleeing toward India
Hindustan Standard reports refugees say the Dalai Lama has escaped toward India with aides from Tibet as Chinese forces push rebels in western Tibet. The Panchen Lama is reportedly held captive after Shivatse monastery’s role in the uprising. Border posts are alerted for the Panchen Lama’s capture.
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Calcutta
India
UPI
China
Tibet
Hindustan Standard
Darjeeling
Dalai Lama
Inca
Peiping
Sikkim
Bhutan
Shivatse
Eichmann in Padded Cell After Hysterical Outburst
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann, the Nazi mass murderer, was reported by a reliable source to have become hysterical and beaten his head against his jail cell walls. An Israel official described his state as considerable excitement after a meeting, leading to rubber padding on the walls for safety.
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Jerusalem
Isreal
UPI
Adolph Eichmann
London Daily Mail
Eichmann
Nazi Germany
Israel
Eiehmann
Wade Receives Masters Degree at Texas Commencement
Information from the June exercises shows 141 candidates awarded degrees at the University of Texas. Hugh Darrell Wade, son of Mr and Mrs Ross Wade of 111 Ave C Southwest, earned a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering during Saturday night commencement.
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University of Texas
Hugh Darrell Wade
Ross Wade
Ave C
Southwest
Wade
Legion Auxiliary to Hold Evening Meeting and Report
American Legion Auxiliary plans an important meeting at 8 p.m Tuesday. The nominating committee will report tonight to President Mrs. Charles Scott.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Scott
Dallas Kidnap Bandit Candid Capture Ends Robbery Ring
Police nabbed Eugene William Hackett 36 after a pajama clad attic standoff in South Oak Cliff. The four man gang carried out more than a dozen armed robberies, stealing about 25000 dollars from store managers. The suspects forced victims into cars and drove them to secluded spots for robberies.
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South Oak Cliff
Eugene William Hackett
Dallas
Hackett
San Quentin
Wisconsin
Waupun
Mullins Chosen Secretary to County Agents
Mrs. Charlotte Mullins is named the new secretary in the offices of County Agents Mary Scott and Chile Smith. She replaces Mrs. Anita Thompson who resigned to accept a position with the Cattle County Clerk. Mullins husband Robbie works at Montgomery Ward.
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Mies
Mullins
Charlotte Mullins
Mary Scott
Chile Smith
Anita Thompson
Cattle
Robbie
Montgoery Ward
College Station
Sammy Bushon
Truett Ball, Jr
Harold Walkup
Stanley Terry
Sherry Sides
Linda Key
Bob Jones
Julia Ann Stamps
Sandra Weightman
T. Rose Stepp
Paula Shaffer
James Roy Austin
Bobby Andrews
Leland Terry
Gary Hassel
John Simms
Montie Cameron
Buford Austin
C. S. Smith
Dewey Bushon
88 Cars Wheat Shipped From This County
An Index survey shows 88 carloads of wheat shipped from Childress County to date. Burlington reports 23 carloads from Childress and 65 from Hill and Eatherly Elevator and the Kimble Milling Company in Kirkland. One operator notes 15 carloads ready to ship if cars are available. Rain delays may push harvesting to late Tuesday afternoon. wheat is too wet to cut today.
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Childress County
Burlington
Childress
Hill and Eatherly Elevator
Kimble Milling Company
Kirkland
Forecasts Predict More Rain Across Texas After Weekend Storms
Thunderstorms drenched wide Texas areas with reports of damaging winds and heavy rain. Forecasts show storms continuing across the state with highs in the 70s and a 100 degree record set in Fort Worth.
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United Press International
Texas
el Paso
Panhandle
Dallas
Highland Park
White Rock Lake
Stanley E. Daniels
Seagoville
Fort Worth
South Plains
Whitehouse
Smith County
Tyler
Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Amarillo
Midland
Wichita Falls
Laredo
Dalthart
Eisenhower recalls D-Day at West Point tour
President Eisenhower marked the 16th anniversary of D Day during a West Point visit. He said he did not need reminders and that the day was the first thing on his mind this morning, noting he would not have to relive it.
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Fisenhower
Russia
Orient
West Point
N. Y
UPI
Eisenhower
Europe
Replacement named for James Allred in South Texas
President Eisenhower nominated Houston attorney T. Everton Kennerly, 57, to succeed the late James V. Allred as federal judge for the South Texas District. Kennerly, a former Republican candidate in Houston, will preside over Laredo to Corpus Christi with interim sessions in Edinburg, announced by Federal Judge Joe Ingram after word from the Justice Department.
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James Allred
Brownsville
UPI
Houston
T. Everton Kennerly
Eisenhower
James V. Allred
South Texas
Kennerly
Congress
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Edinburg
Joe Ingram
U.S. Department of Justice
Washington
Johns Furniture Co Unveils More Fashion and Lower Prices
The Johns Furniture Company announces expanded fashion options and improved quality at reduced prices. Shoppers can expect broader selections and new cost savings across living room and bedroom groups this season.
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Johns’ Furniture Company
Picket Lines At Atlas Missile Bases Rise Nationwide
Pickets posted at Cape Canaveral Vand enberg and other Convair facilities as IAM strike expands over wage dispute. Two thirds of 600 Convair workers at Vandenberg join action. Pentagon notes watchful response and maintains retaliatory missiles remain on alert.
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Atlas Missile Bases
San Diego
Calif
UPI
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Interna
Tional Association of Machinists
Convair
Warren Air Force Base
Wyo
Offutt Air Force
Fila
International Association of Machinists
General Dynamics
Cape
IAM
W. J. Usery
Usery
Rifleman Ward Killed by Officers Near Quanah
Dor man Ward son of the late Sam Ward identified by Mrs Carrie Hardin as the deceased in a shooting near Quanah He was described as mentally disturbed and had left home six to seven weeks earlier. Norman Ward 55 to 60 believed Oklahoma City origin died after exchange of gunfire with Sheriff deputies and highway patrol officers in a wheat field near Highway 287.
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Carrie Hardin
Index
Dorman Ward
Sam Ward
Dorman Groseclose
Childress
Quanah
Chillicothe
Norman Ward
Oklahoma City
Veteran's Administration
Houston
Mason Owen
Eldon Thane
Ward
Thane
Sheriff's
Highway Patrol
Carl Vestal
Highway 287
Owen
Quanal’s Memorial Hospital
Wards
Farmers Again Face Replanting Cotton After Washouts
Farmers in the High Point area may need to replant cotton for the fourth time due to light rainfall around midnight Sunday. Rain measured at Floyd Biddy’s farm was 0.25 inches, with reports of three prior replantings and washes at FAA station and nearby Index readings.
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Highland Park
Marvin Levine
Texas
Oklahoma
Enid
Okla
Perrin Air Force Base
Sherman
Dallas
Weather Bureau
High Point
Floyd Biddys
FAA
60 & 8 To Elect Officers Tonight
The Voiture 1959 of the 40 & 8 will elect officers at 7:30 PM during its meeting at the Veteran's Building.
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Veteran's Building
More Can Take Drivers Course At High School
Superintendent J W Hamilton announced remains slots open in the summer Driver's Education program after weekend withdrawals. High school students aged 14 or older must register by 8 30 am Tuesday at the high school principal's office. Clarence Carter teaches the course with about 40 originally registered.
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J.W. Hamilton
Clarence Carter
Russians Still Like That Boy Van Cliburn in Moscow
Muscovites showed with tears and flowers that pianist Van Cliburn remains deeply popular. His second Moscow concert at Tschaikovsky Conservatory drew a packed hall of enthusiastic fans after his first show Friday night. Spectators cheered, some rushed aisles with lilacs and tulips, while others tossed lilies of the valley. The concert was televised, likely reaching over a million viewers in the Moscow area.
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Moscow
UPI
van Cliburn
Tschaikovsky Conservatory
Eisenhower vows counteroffensive against Khrushchev attacks
President Eisenhower rejects Khrushchev barbs as he defends U.S. spy missions and the foreign aid program. He speaks at a Republican dinner near West Point and at Notre Dame, urging unity against Soviet criticism and praising allied resolve. He later dines with West Point classmates at Gene Leone’s farm.
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Tom Nelson
United Press International
West Point
N.Y
UPI
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Bill Rasberry Dies at 57 in Childress Hospital
William Wesley Rasberry, 57, died at 7 40 a m in Childress General Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral services will be held 2 pm Wednesday at Newberry Chapel with Rev Tom Norman and Rev Tommy Beck officiating. Interment at Childress cemetery under Newberry Funeral Home. He was a salesman born September 27 1902 in Brownwood and lived in Childress over 30 years. He is survived by his wife Marjorie two sons Bill Rasberry of Wichita Kansas Kent Rasberry of Lubbock one daughter Barbara Dunn of Childress five sisters and one brother and four grandchildren.
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William Wesley Rasberry
Childress General Hospital
Newberry Chapel
Tom Norman
Central Christian Paietor
Tommy Beck
Methodist Church
Margaret
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Luke Funderburk
Bill Pennell
Bill H. Newberry
Finis Wrinkle
Paul Griffin
Edd Fite
Rasberry
Brownwood
Childress
Wellington
Marjorie
Barbara Dunn
Bill Rasberry
Wichita
Kan
Kent Rasberry
Lubbock
Sally Waggon
Depha Johnson
Abilene
Ethel McDaniel
May
Tex
Eddie Ross
Texaco
N. M
Ola Brown
Strawn
L. D. Rasberry
Postal Receipts Rise in May Over April
The Childress US Post Office reports May receipts at 5,007.44, up from 4,455.71 in April and 329.62 higher than May 1959. The May increase reflects improved mail volume and revenue for the month.
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Childress
Carey Club to Screen Arctic Adventure Film
The Carey Community Cemetery Club will show Arctic Adventure by Cotton John Smith at the CCC Club meeting Thursday at 8 pm. Program chair Mrs. Oliver McKee invites the public to attend this evening event in Carey.
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Cotton John Smith
Alaska
CCC Club
Carey Community Cemetery
May Britt Plans Marriage to Sammy Davis Jr
Actress May Britt announced plans to marry Sammy Davis Jr in September. Davis confirmed the reports with praise for Britt and her family. Britt, 24, and Davis, 34, discussed the wedding amid recent news of Britt’s pending divorce from Edward Greggson, a Palo Alto student, expected to be finalized September 28.
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London
UPI
May Britt
Sammy Davis Jr
Davis
Miss Britt
Edward Gregeson
Palo Alto
Calif
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