Eden Charts Commonwealth As Third World Power
Prime Minister Anthony Eden outlines a plan to make the British Commonwealth a third force in world affairs. He aims to bring the United States and Soviet Russia closer, unify the Commonwealth, and meet economic competition with the United States and Russia. Eden proposes increased trade with Russia, reduced defense spending, and a possible summit with Moscow early next year.
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Anthony Eden
British Commonwealth of Nations
Eden
Commonwealth
United States
Soviet Russia
Russia
London
Britain
British Commonwealth
India
Pakistan
Canada
Washington
Moscow
Congress
Senate
Fort Worth Markets Roundup of Livestock and Poultry Prices
Fort Worth markets report poultry prices with fowl at 16 cents per pound and eggs medium 28 cents, large 30. Livestock receipts include cattle about 2,100 head with steers and cows steady to strong, bulls weak to 50 lower, hogs around 25 lower, and sheep 1,500 with spring lambs up a dollar. Trade described as fairly active with various grade ranges noted for calves, stockers, and yearlings.
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Fort Worth
Steel Industry Starts Banking Gary Furnaces
Gary Ind United States Steel Corp began banking the furnaces of the world’s largest steel mill in preparation for a threatened strike due at midnight Saturday. The 12:25 a.m. action began with one furnace and will extend to all 11, with 72 hours needed to safeguard equipment as a walkout looms across major steel centers in Bethlehem Sparrows Point Pittsburgh and Detroit facilities.
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Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrows Point
US Steel
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Detroit
Steel
United Steel Workers
Rebels in Parliament Press Eden over Cyprus plan
Party leaders in an inactive House of Commons attended a meeting where rebels pressed Prime Minister Eden on Cyprus policy. Edward Heath, the chief government whip, was invited and listened to a lengthy protest, signaling that the rebels intend to challenge the government.
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House of Commons
Eden
Labor Party
Cyprus
Edward Heath
Heath
Pulpwood Share in U S Harvest Reaches Seventeen Percent
A study shows pulpwood accounts for 17 percent of annual timber harvest in the United States. Industry data highlight pulpwood's role amid total wood production and regional production patterns.
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United States
Tree planting surge in the United States rising six year span
A report shows tree planting in the United States has jumped 133 percent over the past six years. The note appears amid a classified ads section urging readers to shop the classifieds.
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United States
New Taxes On Automotive Items Takes Effect Sunday
Washington reports new federal taxes on tires gasoline diesel fuel trucks buses and truck-trailers go into effect Sunday to fund a vast highway modernization program. Tax increases include tires 5 to 8 cents a pound gasoline 2 to 3 cents a gallon diesel fuel 2 to 3 cents and a 10 percent sales tax on trucks and truck-trailers with exemptions for purchases before Saturday midnight. The 12 month outlook forecasts 612 million in revenue to be deposited into a new highway trust fund for road construction.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Cameron County Group Challenges Road Bond Issue
Cameron County Taxpayers Association filed a suit in the 103rd District Court alleging the 3.75 million road bond approved May 26 was incorrect and illegal. The seven page brief claims many voters lacked taxable property or proper tax renderings affecting the two thirds vote needed for passage and notes rights of way for eight roads tied to Expressway 77.
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Brownsville
Cameron County
Cameron County Tax Payers Association
103Rd District Court
Alan F. Lippman
Hidalgo
Willacy
Visitor from Moscow Tours Soviet Bases and Plants
Twining flew to Stalingrad in a Soviet air force plane to meet the local commanding officer and inspect a major installation. He had visited two aircraft manufacturing plants Wednesday and told reporters the trip was interesting and instructive though not surprising.
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Moscow
Twining
Stalingrad
Gets 99 Years For Raping Housewife
Dallas man Raymond Dickens age 33 was sentenced to 99 years for raping a 36 year old housewife in Oak Cliff. A jury deliberated about 3 1 2 hours before verdict. Dickens appeals, claiming insanity though state experts found him sane. The victim, mother of three, said he posed as a utility man to gain entry.
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Dallas —i
Raymond Seymour Dickens
Dallas
Dickens
Oak Cliff
Harriman Campaign Trails Ahead Toward Democratic Convention
Nose Count blitz marks a victory but Harriman faces a long lead to overcome in the slugging campaign before the August 13 Democratic convention. He plans a speaking tour to Oxford Iowa Montivideo Minnesota and Fargo North Dakota with additional trips to Kansas and nearby states. Stevenson leads with 502 delegates to Harriman’s 190 in current estimates.
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Harriman
Oxford
Montivideo
Minn
Fargo
Kansas
Stevenson
Political Calendar for Texas Democratic Primary
The Childress index lists candidates to the Democratic Primary across offices including Associate Justice 7th Supreme Judicial District Alton B Chapman Floydada and Herbert C Martin Amarillo. Also scheduled are races for State Representative 88th District Luther Gribble District Judge Allen Harp and others with re election bids for several county and precinct posts.
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Court of Civil Appeals
7Th Supreme Judicial District of
ANCAM Elects New Officers At 36th Meeting In Long Beach
James G. Slep of the Altoona Mirror was elected president of the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers at the 36th annual meeting in Long Beach California. Other officers include first VP William F. Carr of the Philadelphia Bulletin, second VP William Golding of the Lincoln Journal Star, and third VP Eldred R. Garter of the Madison Capital Times.
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Long Beach
Calif
James G. Slep
Altoona
Mirror
Association of
William F. Carr
Philadelphia Bulletin
William Golding
Lincoln
Neb
Journalstar
Eldred R. Garter
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
Presi
White's Auto-Stores Inc Becomes White Stores Inc
On April 27 stockholders approved renaming White's Auto-Stores, Inc. to White Stores, Inc. The new signa ture will appear in today's paper. President W Erle White says the change reflects broader activities beyond auto parts and notes the chain now offers home appliances, furniture with brands like General Electric and Westinghouse, and thousands of home and car items across 112 departments in 37 company stores.
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White’s Auto — Stores, Inc
White Soores, Inc
White
White Seores, Inc
W. Erle White
White’s
General Electric
Westinghouse
Leonard
International Silver
Kroehler
Mengel
Lane
Alexander Smith
White Stores, Inc
Dent Arthur Mochel and Leland Hover In Republic and Gazette Roles
Arthur Mochel of Columbus is listed as citizen and secretary while Leland M Hover serves as treasurer for the Phoenix Republic and Gazette. The note references the two individuals in their official capacities.
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Willliam Ehrle Elbert Reeves
Luther Gribble
Allen Harp
John T. Forbis
Paul Spillman
Gayton B. Smits Dalby Fleming
Charles L. Reynolds
U. S. Fromm
O. C. Hammit
W. A. “Shorty” Glenn Willie Prescott
David E. Wright
T. Rothwell
J. Groseclose
E. L. “Ernest” Ham
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John Turk Fowler Henry Storm
Wilmer Rutledge
M. H. Tarentine
Fred
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George A. Robinson
Frank W. Buster
Cliff Campbell
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