Non Communist Oath For Colleges Dropped In Senate
The Senate moved to eliminate the written loyalty oath for federal college aid under the National Defense Education Act by voice vote. A late amendment made it a crime to seek benefits if one belongs to an organization aiming to overthrow the government. Senator Hollang warned he might seek reconsideration if the vote was not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Sen
Spessard Hollang
Dfla
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
U S Embassy Attaches Expelled From Cuba
UPI reports two U S embassy attaches Edwin L Sweet of Abilene Texas and William G Friedemann of Stillwater Ohio were expelled after Cuban agents alleged conspiracy with counter revolutionary elements. A U S spokesman said officials offered no official Cuban notice, while Havana cited detentions during a raid in Miramar. Ambassador Bonsal protested the action. In Ottawa the Cuban ambassador announced resignation over policy.
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Havana
UPI
Revolucion
U.S
Cuba
Edwin L. Sweet
Abilene, Tex
William G. Friedemann
Stillwater, Ohlo
U. S
Philip Bonsal
Radio Vox
Edwin Sweet
William Fridman
Miramar
Sweet
Friedman
Ottawa
Luis A. Baralt
Vacant Lots Feed Rattlesnakes Says City Leader
City Manager Louis Sally warns that weeds on vacant lots create rattlesnake havens and urges owners to cut weeds immediately. Police Chief Alvis Maddox recalls many rattlers found last year and stresses cleanup to prevent repeats.
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Louis Sally
Alvis Maddox
Amarillo Man Fined for DWI in County Court
William L. Keaton, 56, of Amarillo pleaded guilty and was fined 150 dollars plus 28.35 in costs. He received three days in jail and a six month license suspension after arrest by the Childress Sheriff's department for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Keaton
Amarillo
Childress
Japanese Crisis Forces Eisenhower Visit Postponement
Prime Minister Kishi canceled Eisenhower's Japan trip citing safety fears amid Communist led violence. In Manila, Eisenhower accepted the decision with regret and prepared to proceed to Formosa. Seoul moved Eisenhower's stop date to June 19 as Tokyo's plan collapsed.
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Leroy Hansen
United Press International
Tokyo
UPI
Nobusuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Manila
Philippines
Formosa
Seoul
Kishi
Europe
Asia
Kremlin
Eisnhower
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Airline Pilots Vote To Strike In Nationwide Dispute
ALPA says 300 National Airlines pilots authorized a strike over pay and conditions, with no date set. Eastern Airlines reports 5 to 6 percent of flights airborne as 600 pilots refuse federal inspectors, while Trans-World American and Pan-American honor injunctions against jet inspections. Negotiations over pay, working rules, and pensions have dragged for 10 months, leaving National pilots with few options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Air Line
Assa Alpa
National Airlines
National
Eastern Airlines
ALPA
Northwest Airlines
National Mediation Board
Trans-World
Sayen
Senators Urge Prompt Ratification of U S Japanese Treaty
UPI reports a bipartisan group of senators urged speedy ratification of the U S Japanese security pact after Tokyo rioting forced President Eisenhower to cancel his Tokyo visit. Leaders warned against tying ratification to Japanese events while noting Foreign Relations head Fulbright lamented damaged U S prestige.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tokyo
Eisenhower
United Press International
UPI
U. S
Optimism Rises as Aviation Strikes Surround Settlement
Air industry relief grows as Convair strike at Cape Canaveral ends and Douglas auto workers settle in Long Beach. IAM talks resume in San Francisco with Lockheed, after picket reductions and near‑round‑the‑clock negotiations in San Diego and Sunnyvale.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Douglas Auto Workers
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Convair
San Francisco
Lockheed Missiles and Space Division
Sunnyvale
Calif
San Diego
Lockheed
IAM
Douglas
United Auto Workers Uaw
Long Beach Calif
Tulsa, Okla
Clothing Donated To Chile Relief Effort Grows
Mrs. Claude Hipps, Red Cross Executive Secretary, reports four stores and two sweaters donated to the Chile earthquake relief program. Items may be left at the Courthouse or a Red Cross worker will pick them up. call WE 7-3111. Local churches join the project under the Ministerial Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hipps
Red Cross
Ministerial Alliance
Temperatures Top 100 Degrees Across the State
A heat surge sent temperatures above the 100 degree mark yesterday, with the FAA airfield station recording 104 degrees around 5 p.m. Childress also turned hot, though not the state’s peak. Forecasters expect cooler conditions today.
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FAA
Childress
Wheat shipments rise as county reports progress
Wheat shipments out of Childress County reached 214 cars this morning with the crop about 60 percent complete. Barley shipments total 17 cars. Kirkland led with 119 cars of wheat and 15 cars of barley while Childress shipped 95 cars of wheat and two cars of barley.
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Childress County
Kirkland
Childress
France Rejects Russia Demand On Disarmament Talks
France’s Jules Moch, speaking for the Western bloc at a ten nation disarmament conference in Geneva, denounced Soviet insistence on advancing disarmament before controls. He argued Moscow’s stance, likened to abolishing arms by magic, undermines real progress and followed a public dispute with the United States over scrapping nuclear missiles.
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Geneva
UPI
France
Russia
Jules Moch
Moch
Valerian Zorin
U.S
County Cotton Replanting Nears Completion
County farmers in Childress report most of the cotton acreage replanted after washouts and heavy rains. Several say they finished or completed replanting yesterday or today, with some fields having to be replanted up to five times. A few dry days are needed to finish.
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Childress County
Two Injured In Morning Wreck At Avenue G and Third
A two car collision at 7 15 a m at Avenue G and Third Street Northwest injured two women. Annie F Bittle and Katherine Bittle sustained head injuries and were hospitalized. Rey Perkins, driver of the southbound car, was uninjured and cited for failure to yield.
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Avenue G
Third Street
Rey Perkins
K. Nw
Annie F. Bittle
Katherine Bittle
Annie Bittle
Perkins
City Council Set To Meet On June 21 Evening
City Manager Louis Sally announced the next City Council meeting for Tuesday June 21 at 7 30 p m. The notice calls for public session and local discussion.
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Louis Sally
Israel Seeks World Support Over Eichmann Seizure
Israeli diplomats pressed for international backing in the Eichmann case while hoping for a settlement without UN action. The United Nations Security Council will hear Argentina's charge that Israel violated sovereignty by abducting Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires and bringing him to Israel for trial. Argentina seeks reparations, Eichmann's return, an Israeli apology, and punishment for abductors.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Buenos Aires
Israal
Eichmann
Argentina
Council
Heat Deepens Across Texas With 100 Degrees Mark Reached
A Texas heat wave drove temperatures above 100 across the state while a thunderstorm brought a small funnel near Perryton. Fire crews fought numerous grass and brush fires from Austin to San Antonio and beyond as droughtlike conditions persisted.
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Panhandle
Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Austin
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Menard
Eden
Texarkana
R. P. Scott
Presidio
San Angelo
Wink
Midland
Junction
College Station
Dallas
el Paso
Perryton
Eisenhower Cancels Tokyo Visit After Philippine Stop
President Eisenhower leaves Manila for Formosa amid fears of Communist threats and a canceled Tokyo trip. He accepts Japanese government concerns, pledges continued aid to the Philippines, and delivers a major speech in Luneta Park before heading to Okinawa and possibly Korea.
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Eisenhower
Trinidad Deleon Roxas
Roxas
Philippines
Matacanang Palace
Manila
Taipei
Formosa
China
Quemoy Islands
Japan
Tokyo
South Korea
Okinawa
Seoul
Korea
Luneta Park
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Secret Service
White House
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Russia
Malacanang
Jaycees Send Three To Junior Tourney
Three young Childress golfers Jimmy Wilcoxson Johnny McConnell and Reed Lockhoof will leave tomorrow for Gainesville to participate in the State Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament announced at the noon Jaycee luncheon. Business included a Greenbelt Bowl project report by Howard Campsey and a discussion of moving the aircraft to Childress Fair Park from Amarillo. Guests were Fred Becker Jim OConner Cotton Hall and Louis Yoakum.
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Childress
Jimmy Wilcoxson
Johnny McConnell
Reed Lockhoof
Gainesville
Howard Campsey
Childress Fair Park
Amarillo
Fred Becker
Jim O'Conner
Cotton Hall
Louis Yoakum
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J. Wiliam Fulbright
D-Ark
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
International Assn. of Machinists
Chile
Weather Bureau
Hilda Weinert
Seguin
Lyndon Johnson
R. D. Rudolph
Houston
Merriman Smith
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Malacanang Palace
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