US to expel Soviet diplomat who sought U.S. military data
The United States orders the expulsion of Nikolai I. Kurochkin after he tried to obtain classified military materials and secrets. Beaumet, a 25 year old journalist, reported to the FBI after he was asked to procure secret documents. No charges against Beaumet. Justice says he acted as a freelancer.
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Washington
UPI
United States
U. S
Charles Beaumet
FBI
State Department
Beaumet
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
Kurochkin
U. S. Army
Justice Department
National Guard Association
The
National Guardsman
Former Local Man Chester C. Martin Dies in Amarillo
Chester C. Martin 55 a former Childress resident and owner of the San Jacinto School of Hair Dressing died Thursday in Northwest Texas Hospital after a heart attack at his Amarillo home. He lived in Amarillo 24 years born October 6 1902 in Stephenville and was a Clarendon Junior College graduate. Surviving wife Coline a son Tony two daughters Lynn Stewart and Melva Moore his mother Mrs. Margaret Hair a brother L B Martin a sister Mrs Ethel Walton and nine grandchildren.
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Margaret Hair
Olton
L. B. Martin
Waco
Ethel Walton
Dallas
Suslov Not Seen Since Mid May Amid Kremlin Speculation
London reports say Mikhail Suslov a leading Stalinist and rival to Khrushchev has not appeared in public since mid May and has vanished from Moscow life. Western observers note his absence sparks speculation though no sign of demotion. Suslov, a Soviet Party Secretary and Presidium member, once edited Pravda.
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London
UPI
Mikhail Suslov
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
West
Suslov
Communist Party
Presidium
Pravda
May Fly When Lady Politician Comes Home
Coya Knutson the Minnesota Democrat returns home to Oklee amid a family rift as she prepares a vigorous campaign for a third term in the House. Her husband Andy Knutson challenges her focus and fires the campaign atmosphere with public pleas and rumors.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Coya Knutson
House of Representatives
Andy Knutson
Coya
Oklee
Minn
Pol
Itics
William Kjeldahl
Chloe
Minnesota
Ninth
Andy
Okloe
Washington
Martin Backs Ike Drive For Military Unification
House Republican Leader Joseph Martin urged support for President Eisenhower's effort to unify the military high command. Hoover Commission groups backed the administration's stand as the Armed Services Committee prepared a floor debate on a compromise reorganization bill. Eisenhower opposed three provisions, arguing they threaten unity and modernization. Martin hoped to win 30 to 40 Democratic votes and solid GOP support, minus Armed Services Committee members.
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Washington
UPI
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Eisenhower
Military High Command
Hoover Commission
House Armed Services Committee
Martin
Armed Services Committee
Higley At Father's Bedside Saturday
Morris Higley left for Horton Kansas to be with his father Clem Higley who is critically ill in hospital.
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Higley
Father
Morris Higley
Horton, Kan
Clem Higley
Horton Hospital
Belgrade Roundup Nets 50 Stalinist Arrests in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports a police roundup netting about 50 Stalinists amid Soviet Yugoslav tensions. One time Tito cabinet member and a former army colonel are named among arrestees, with another dozen or so missing from homes in the past two weeks.
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Belgrade
UPI
Tito
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Russia
Public Invited To Inter-Club Roping Matches
The Childress Roping Club hosts free meetings at Fair Park arena with weekly Tuesday and Thursday roping events. President J. T. Perkins leads matchups as 25 calves and 18 active ropers compete, with upcoming bouts including Leland Timmons vs. J. T. Perkins and R. C. Elliott vs. Clinton Halford.
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Childress
Fair Park Arena
Bill Moore
Laddie Sloan
Bill Murray
Will T. Smith
Bill Robertson
Lonnie D. Garrison
Clem Timmons
J. T. Perkins
Leland Timmons
R. C. Elliott
Clinton Halford
Freddy Cordell
Cowboy Crawford
Ted Bruce
Joe Bartlett
Red Pyles
Harold Halford
Clifton Smith
Roy Thompson
Moore
Moslem Rebels Attack Police Station in Algiers and Other Raids
Moslem rebels struck a police station in Bone and carried out scattered attacks across North Africa as Gen Charles de Gaulle urged conciliation. Three policemen wounded after a 40 minute firefight. civilians killed and crops burned. helicopter troops pursued assailants.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Bone
de Gaulle
Sidi Bel Abbes
Cairo
Herbert Self Dies Of Heart Attack Here
Herbert Self, last address Amarillo, died of a heart attack about 3 p.m. Saturday in a local hotel. A laborer, he had been ill only a short time. Funeral arrangements by Newberry Funeral Home were pending contact with a relative in Wichita Falls.
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Herbert Self
Amarillo
Self
Newberry Funeral Home
Wichita Falls
Monday Meetings Set by County Board and City Officials
The Commissioner Court holds its regular monthly meeting at 10:00 AM in the courthouse commissioner's court room. At 7:30 PM Monday the School Board meets in the administration building and the City Council gathers in City Hall.
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Commissioner Court
Commissioner's Court
Macmillan Arrives Here For Talks With Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived for informal talks with President Eisenhower on nuclear tests and summit prospects with Russia. He meets with Secretary Dulles and plans meetings with German Foreign Minister von Brentano and a dinner with Dulles.
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Washington
UPI
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Free World Alliance
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Philadelphia
Macmillan
John Foster Dulles
Britain
Europe
Heinrich von Brentano
Dulles
De Gaulle Sets October Referendum and Algerian Elections
Paris reports Gen. Charles de Gaulle closes a hectic first week as premier by announcing a national referendum on constitutional reforms for October 5. He orders municipal elections in Algeria within a month and names Raoul Salan as delegate general, with a cabinet to be announced.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Bone
Andre Malraux
Malraux
Alberian
France
National Assembly
Mrs Lillie McCloud Dies in San Angelo
Mrs Lillie McCloud 75, a former Childress resident, died Saturday at about 6 15 p m in a San Angelo sanatorium after months of illness. She had lived in Amarillo before. Funeral arrangements with Newberry Funeral Home are incomplete. Survivors include four sisters Mrs Frank Taylor of Childress Mrs Maggie Hill of Brownfield Mrs Effie Russell of Wichita Falls and Mrs Pat Bowman of Lake Charles La
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Lillie McCloud
Childress
San Angelo
Amarillo
Newberry Funeral Home
Frank Taylor
Maggie Hill
Brownfield
Effie Russell
Wichita Falls
Pat Bowman
Lake Charles
California Woman Dies In Amarillo Husband Charged
In Amarillo Texas Harry Derryberry was charged with murder after his wife Rosie Derryberry 33 died from blood poisoning following a beating on May 31 in Baldwin Park California A pathologist report cited by Potter County Sheriff Paul Gaither linked the beating to her death She left California by bus for New Jersey but illness forced a stop in Amarillo where she stayed in a hotel room before dying in a local hospital
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Harry Derryberry
Baldwin Park
Calif
Rosie Derryberry
Potter County
Paul Gaither
Gaither
California
New Jersey
Chamber of Commerce Convention Opens in Brownsville
About 300 chamber managers from across Texas are expected for the annual convention in Brownsville beginning Monday. Attendees have begun arriving with a series of social events planned through the weekend led by Brownsville Chamber of Commerce manager Oscar Longneckar.
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Brownsville
Tex
Upi
Chamber of CommerCe
Texas
Death Date Is Set For Starkweather
Charles Starkweather was sentenced to die in the electric chair on December 17 after being found guilty May 23 in the murder of Robert Jensen, 17, in Bennet Nebraska. He answered no when asked why sentence should not be passed as his attorneys sought a new trial.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Charles Starkweather
Starkweather
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Harry Spencer
State Supreme Court
William Matchullat
Five Area Men Are Sent To Amarillo Induction Center
Five men from Childress Cot tle Collingsworth Hall and Briscoe counties were sent to the Amarillo Induction Station Thursday by Texas Local Board No. 20. Delbert W. Hightower of Memphis Harley E. Lewis of Childress William E. Hamilton of Paducah Norville R. Rose of Childress and Harold R. Parks of Paducah were among those forwarded.
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Armed Forces
Amarillo
Texas Local Board No
Childress, Cottle
Collingsworth
Hall
Briscoe Counties
Delbert W. Hightower
Memphis
Harley E. Lewis
Childress
William E. Hamilton
Paducah
Norville RK
Recession in Love in Ellis County May Licenses Dip
Ellis County Clerk Charles Huff reports a drop in marriage licenses with only 30 issued in May, 15 fewer than May 1957. Huff notes a cooling trend in weddings in Waxahachie Texas as the year opens.
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Waxahachie
Tex
UPI
Ellis County
Charles Huff
Huff
Two Suspects in Urschel Kidnapping Seek Freedom
Federal judge who oversaw the 1933 Urschel kidnapping trial may be subpoenaed as Kathryn Kelly and Ora Shannon press for a new hearing. Attorney James G Laughlin seeks to overturn the judgment on constitutional grounds, arguing rights violations.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
James G. Laughlin
Washington, D. C
U.S
Ora Shannon
Urschel
San Antonio
Tex
Vaught
Laughlin
U. S. Dist
W. R Wallace
Kelly
Shannon
Tell Plans Homecoming On July 5
Tell Rural Community Neighborhood Progress Club discussed a July 5 homecoming at a regular meeting. A committee of five members will contact former residents. Basket lunches and an afternoon program are planned with invocation by H B Rhodes and closing prayer by Rev Randolph.
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Tell Rural Community Neighborhood Progress Club
S. L. Cheatheam
Tom Goff
Oscar Glover
Oscar Lambert
Roy Wygal
H. B. Rhodes
Rhodes
Sam Randolph
Randolph
Former Local Woman Bert Robinson Dies in Phoenix
Former resident Mrs Bert Robinson aged 74 died in Phoenix Arizona on June 1 Funeral services and interment were held there Wednesday She was born in Silver Point Tennessee and is survived by husband Athol son Alma Cases sister Lula McDonald four grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Bert Robinson
Phoenix
Ariz
Robinson
Silver Point
Tenn
Bert
Athol of
Childress
Alma Cases
Lula McDonald
New Storm Signal To Be Tested
City Manager Louis Sally told residents a new storm signal siren will be tested at 6 p m Monday. The test will sound 24 times but is not a storm warning. The test serves as a reminder of how a warning would be issued for future tornado storms.
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Louis Sally
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