Turbulence Across South Asia Hits Neutralist States
Internal disorders from riots to small wars plague India Indonesia Burma and Ceylon as nationalist independence tests strain neutralist leaders. Nehru fights Naga tribes in Assam while rebels hold parts of Java Sumatra and Moluccas. Communists gain in Burma and Indonesia amid postwar unrest.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
South Asia
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nehru
Indonesia
Java
Sumatra
Molucca and
Celebes
Burma
Rangoon
Ceylon
Solomon Bandaranaike
Assam
Moluccas
New York
United Nations
Political candidates listed for Democratic primary in Childress area
The Childress Index lists candidates for various offices subject to the Democratic Primary. Names include Alton B. Chapman and Herbert C. Martin for Associate Justice, state representatives William Ehrle and Elbert Reeves RE-Election, Luther Gribble for District Judge, Allen Harp and John T. Forbis for District Attorney, Gayton B. Smith and Dalby Fleming for Sheriff, Charles L. Reynolds for County Attorney, U S Fromm for Tax Assessor-Collector, O C Hammit for Constable Precinct 1, and others for Commissioners Precincts 1 8 and 4.
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William Ehrle Elbert Reeves
Luther Gribble
Egypt signals new chapter in Anglo Egyptian relations
Egyptian leader praised Britain for pledging to evacuate the Suez Canal Zone and stated Egypt bears no malice toward Britain. The move was read as an effort to bury past hostilities and foster a fresh Anglo Egyptian friendship.
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Britain
Suez Canal Zone
Egypt
Judy Holliday Pads for New Role as Pregnant Star
Hollywood report says Judy Holliday will wear padding to appear eight months pregnant in Full of Life. She explains the wardrobe uses a gauze undergarment and added outfits for scenes before and after hospital. She plans Broadway return in The Bells Are Ringing after two years away.
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Hollywood
Judy Holliday
Judy
Lucille Ball
New York
Mexico City Pioneers Latin American Television Operation
Mexico City becomes the first Latin American city to operate a television station marking a milestone in regional broadcasting. The development signals a new era for media access and communications in the region.
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Mexico City
Fort Worth Markets Show Varied cattle and hog prices
Livestock prices drifted weak to lower with cattle 3,500 head and calves around 700. hogs 600 head steady to 25 cents higher. sheep 3,000 head with slaughter lambs steady to 50 cents lower. Poultry and fowl pricing listed with cents per pound for various weights.
Birthday Wishes for Local Residents
Community members celebrate birthdays for Eugene Statham Robert Henson Mrs. Robert Henson Max Miller and Richard Bird with good health and happiness. Notifications of birthday greetings span neighbors and local organizations.
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Eugene Statham
Robert Henson
Max Miller
Richard Bird
Visiting Hours and Admitted Dismissed List at Childress General Hospital
The notice lists visiting hours from 10:30 AM to 11:30 PM and 2:30 to 4:30 PM and 6:30 PM. It records admissions including T. A. Pickrel Tuesday S. W. Galyean Tuesday Mrs. Guy Graham Wednesday Fred Hayes Wednesday and dismissals J. E. Tippett Wednesday D. W. Kirby Wednesday.
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T. A. Pickrel
S. W. Galyean
Guy Graham
Fred Hayes
J. E. Tippett
D. W. Kirby
Tito and Soviet Leaders Sign Dual Pacts in Moscow
Tito and Soviet Premier Bulganin publish a joint communiqué pledging unity on Formosa with respect to Communist China. Tito also signs a separate communique with Khrushchev restoring party relations torn in 1948, as both sides hail a new stage in their ties.
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Moscow
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Formosa
China
Tito
Nikolai Bulganin
Peiping
United Nations
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Cominform
Bulganin
Josef Stalin
Communist Information Bureau
Last Rites for Gary Bailey Child of Baycliff
Three year old Gary Dale Bailey son of Mr and Mrs John D Bailey of Baycliff former residents died following a five month illness. Rites set for 4 PM at Assembly of God Church Rev Ross Davis to officiate Burial in Childress Cemetery by Newberry Funeral Home.
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Gary Dale Bailey
John D. Bailey
Baycliff
Assembly of God Church
Ross Davis
Childress Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Houston
White- Contiend From Page One Field Cleanup Deadline
White warns farmers to clear fields of stalks before the deadline else money held in escrow will be returned. Escrow funds are collected at the gins and kept in trust at a Valley bank. The department requires permits from its Pharr regional office for any cotton ginning in Texas four southernmost counties.
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Contiend
White
Texas
Department
Pharr
Stevenson Seen As Georgia Choice For Democratic Nomination
Senator Walter F. George of Georgia states that Georgia’s 32 Democratic national convention votes will support Adlai E. Stevenson for the presidential nomination. George calls Stevenson his personal pick among three active contenders, with Harriman and Kefauver also in the running.
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Washington
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Georgia
Adlai E. Stevenson
George
Stevenson
Gov
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
James A. Finnegan
Kefauver
California
Finnegan
Congress
Texas
State Committee
Harriman
Kentucky
Democratic Committee
A. B. Chandler
Lawrence Wetherby
Senate
Wetherby
Earle C. Clements
Chandler
Shivers Referendum Fight Warns of Prosecution Action
Sandlin accuses the Shivers administration of a racist campaign and urges ballot inclusion of racial issues. Cargill warns Bexar and Harris committees of possible prosecution and $500 fines for omitting the referendum on the July 28 ballot under state election code.
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Allan Shivers
Shivers
More Rain On Tap For Texas
Scattered thundershowers, mainly along the coast, were forecast as storm activity continued across Texas. Calallen reported 3.35 inches in three hours Tuesday, with tornado sightings near Kennedy and east of Houston. Overnight temps ranged 65 to 79, while rainfall totals included Austin .47, Victoria .19, Port Arthur .02, San Antonio .01.
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Texas
Calallen
Corpus Christi
Sheriff's
Houston
Kennedy
Beeville
Salt Flat
Austin
Victoria
San Angelo
Port Arthur
San Antonio
C C Cope Services Held Here Today
Funeral services for Cyrus C. Cope 71 long time Chil dress resident were held at 2 P M in the First Baptist church Dr Clifton Tennison pastor officiated Burial was in Clarendon Cemetery by Newberry Funeral Home Cope a retired chief engineer of the West Texas Utilities Company died here Monday afternoon at the family residence He had lived here since 1926 Survivors include his wife two daughters three sisters two brothers and three grandchildren.
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Cyrus C. Cope
Childress
First Baptist Church
Clifton Tennison
Clarendon Cemetery
Newberry Funeral Home
Cope
West Texas Utilities Company
McLeaish Defies Resignation Pressure in Hearings
Former assistant says health issues, not resignation, led to turmoil. Benson did not ask for resignation and praised his agency work. J M Ferguson Jr testifies McLeaish sought favors in 1953 to hire a friend and steer FHA business to allies, which he refused.
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United Press
McLeaish
Benson
J. M. Ferguson Jr
The
Houston Fire and Casualty Co
Fort Worth
Tex
France seeks U N action on Algeria as internal affair
A U S envoy says he is satisfied with U S support on North Africa policy and expects American backing when Algeria is raised at the Security Council. Arab and other nations push for a UNSC review of Algerian independence efforts, while France insists the issue is France’s internal matter.
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United States
North Africa
Algeria
U. N. Security Council
Security Council
France
Harris Democrats Stand Ground Over Ballot Referendums
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee resisted state orders to place segregation referendum questions on the July 28 ballot. State Democratic Chair George Sandlin warned of legal action while Conservative Chair Presley Werlein Jr. claimed liberals defied 153,000 voters. Dean Johnston labeled the babbling as inaction and noted the committee had acted.
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Houston
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
George Sandlin
Presley Werlein Jr
Texas
Dean Johnston
Georgia Leaders Urge Southern States to Unite for Conference
Bell praised Timmerman for aiming to protect southern and national interests within the Democratic party. He offered to appoint a steering committee to meet with groups from South Carolina and other southern states seeking to participate in a united conference.
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Page One
Bell
Timmerman
Democratic Party
South Carolina
Flames Engulf Venezuelan Plane in Ocean Crash
Searchers found the crippled liner riddled with holes as if hit by shrapnel. A Coast Guard escort plane was returning the aircraft to the airport when the disaster occurred. Onlookers reported a fiery flare in the sky before the ship sank. Capn Fisher said no explosion occurred until impact. Civil Aeronautics officials prepared transcripts of radio messages for clues.
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Page One
Coast Guard
Point Pleasant
Fisher
Puerto Rico
Civil Aeronautics
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John T. Forbis
Paul Spillman
Gayton B. Smit
Dalby Fleming
Charles L. Reynolds
U. S. Fromm
O. C. Hammit
W. A. “Shorty” Glenn Willie Prescott
David E. Wright
Q. T. Rothwell
E. J. Groseclose
E. L. “Ernest” Ham
Mor
John Turk Fowler Henry Storm
Wilmer Rutledge
M. H. Tarentine
Fred
Jack” West
George A. Robinson
Frank W. Buster
Cliff Campbell
Ford
Kingman
Arizona
Commerce St
A. M
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C. C. Cope
Harris Democrats
Safeco
Douglas - Green Real Estate & Insurance
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