Wilson defends remarks on Air Force budget questioning
In a tense exchange with reporters, Senator Wilson defended his controversial comments about the Air Force budget. He admitted to misquotation partly, blaming himself and urging others to do better next time. Senator Mansfield pressed that the reporter’s question reflected congressional concerns.
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Temperature Extremes Reported With Daily Readings
The 24 hour period ending 11 30 am Saturday recorded a high of 101 degrees at 3 20 pm Friday and a low of 76 degrees at 2 00 6 20 am Saturday. Readings show afternoon and morning times with temperatures mostly in the 70s to 100s across the two days.
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US Air Mission Welcomed By Russian Officials In Berlin
US Air Force chief Twining spoke through interpreters as a Russian navigator and crew arrived from Berlin for a public air show visit. Ambassador Bohlen greeted the group as limousines arrived and Twining rode in the embassy car with Kirgin to Strasse House.
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State rights stance on highway projects voiced by Yarborough and Daniel
In separate statements Yarborough and Daniel voiced support for state and federal government aid to cities and counties for obtaining right of way for highway projects. The remarks touch on segregation and interposition as they discuss using government help to advance road construction.
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Bayl or County Rodeo Queen Crowned
Mrs. Joe A. P. Dickson of Seymour was crowned queen of Baylor County Rodeo and Old Settlers Reunion. The event highlighted community ties as families and former residents gathered, including ties to judges and long-time speakers from the area.
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Washington
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Reds Yemen sign joint pact at Moscow visit
Moscow hosts Crown Prince Seiful Islam el Badr as Russia and Yemen sign a communique pledging friendship and exchange of diplomats. Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev attend. Yemen seeks uranium and oil potential amid talks.
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McDonald Urges Steel Industry to Meet Union Demands
In a television address McDonald said the union seeks a substantial pay rise and accused the industry of trying to disrupt long standing relations between the steel union and management. He argued the demands are reasonable and affordable for the industry to meet.
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Democrat adlai backs Johnson as presidential contender
Adlai Stevenson’s ally told reporters that Lyndon B. Johnson is his personal choice for the nomination though not a serious candidate. He said he favored Stevenson and Harriman and cautiously predicted Stevenson would win Colorado’s 20 convention votes.
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President Eisenhower Recovers as Heaton Aids Progress
Chief House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said the President did not seem over optimistic about Heaton's assessment. Doctors separated deep abdominal stitches from Eisenhower's operation and planned removal within 24 hours. Eisenhower, in good spirits after a restful night, held his longest business session since June 9 and received a briefing on GOP convention appointments. Hall issued his second term statement after the meeting.
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Mrs. Kirby Takes Courses at TSCW in Denton
Mrs. D. W. Kirby of Childress completed a course in Educational of Exceptional Children at the Texas State College for Women in Denton from June 6 to 22. She plans to enroll in Teaching the Slow Learner from June 25 to July 13. She earned a Bachelor of Science from West Texas State College in 1955.
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Childress
Texas State College For Women
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Pool project gains top ranking in drive effort
Lawrence praising the Jaycee Club fund drive led by Bill Adams thanks individuals and firms for generous donations. He notes the pool project is one of the biggest tackled and funds will go to the filtering plant or improvements at the pool. Donations continue to be accepted by all Jaycee members.
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Case Acknowledges Isolationist Risk in Military Aid Cuts
The New Jersey Republican warns that a large reduction in military aid would echo isolationist policy and could undermine allied strength built up over years. He cites cautions from Eisenhower and defense chiefs about cuts.
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