Zhukov Fired From Party Posts in Kremlin Move
In Moscow on November 2, former Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov was expelled from the Communist Party Central Committee and Presidium for challenging party supremacy. The Central Committee voted unanimously to remove him as a party leader while he may keep party membership and military honors.
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Moscow
George Zhukov
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Kremlin
Zhukov
Supreme Soviet
Red
Russian Officers To Explain Ouster Of Zhukov In East Germany
Berlin report says a large flock of Soviet army officers and enlisted men in East Germany reacted with shock to the removal of Georgi Zhukov as defense minister. The Information Bureau West cites a Soviet interpreter and notes intensified political indoctrination and propaganda efforts to quell disillusionment among about 400000 Red Army personnel.
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Berlin
East Germany
Georgi Zhukov
Information Bureau West
West Berlin
Zhukov
Red Army High Command
Soviet
Defense Ministry
Kremlin
Red Army
Texas Farm Bureau Reaches 75,300 Members in Campaign
The Texas Farm Bureau completed a membership drive hitting 75,300 members. Ernest Rea, president of the Childress County bureau, announced the county reached its goal of 225 members for the first time since organization. O K Hoyle and other directors aided the campaign in Seymour.
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Texas Farm Bureau
Ernest Rea
Childress County
Farmers Union Sets Session For Monday
Delegates to the state convention will be named at the Farmers Union meeting at 7 30 oclock Monday night at the vocational agriculture building in the high school. Adoption of resolutions is on the agenda. Delegates will travel to Abilene December 6 7 for the state convention.
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Farmers Union
Abilene
40 and 8 to Meet at Veterans Building Monday Night
Voiture 1059 of the 40 and 8 will hold a business meeting at 7 30 oclock Monday night in the Veterans Building. All members are urged to attend.
Home Stretch In Sight For Special Session
Governor Daniel presses for faster action as lawmakers near the end of a 30 day special session. With week four starting, differences in water planning and lobby control inch toward joint conference, while crime study advances in the Senate. Daniels faces possible second session if duties remain unfinished.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Daniel
House
Senate
Legisla
American Youths Have Little Chance Of Escaping Service
Military manpower officials said the current draft pool of 18 to 26 year olds offers almost no chance to avoid service. With less than one percent called now, exemptions remain possible but many youths will be drawn before age 26. The Defense Department aims to maintain monthly draft calls to fill manpower needs, relying on volunteers only if the draft ends.
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Washington
Defense Department
Selective Service
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Senator Calls for New Labor and Management Laws
Senator John L. McClellan of the Senate Labor Committee urged new legislation to curb top down labor pacts made without worker input. He cited a case where nine unorganized mattress plants joined the Teamsters through a company led agreement, warning such deals risk corruption and sweetheart contracts if existing laws do not cover them. The panel may refer parts of its transcript to the Justice Department to probe possible Taft Hartley violations by Sears Roebuck in Boston and potential perjury cases.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
Senate Backets Committee
Teamster
McClellan
Justice Department
Sears Roebuck & Co
30Ston
Firemen Meet Tuesday At Fire Station
Regular business meeting of the Childress Firemen's Association will be held Tuesday night before the fourth session of the Fire Prevention School. The session starts at seven o'clock at the Fire Station.
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Childress Firemen’s Association
Texas Business Activity Edges Up amid Slowing Growth
Texas business activity for September rose 8 percent from a year earlier, with 1957 levels still high but losing momentum. Retail sales fell 7 percent from August yet surpassed last year, while durable goods dropped 10 percent from August but led year-ago figures by 12 percent. Nondurable goods fell 6 percent from August but were 12 percent above last September. Crude petroleum production and runs to stills declined 2 percent from August, with petroleum output at 8 percent.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
Farmers Urged To Hear White At Banquet Here
Businessmen are urged to invite farmers and ranchers to a Board of City Development and Chamber of Commerce banquet Tuesday night. John C. White Texas Commissioner of Agriculture will speak, with Miss Donna Sanders providing organ music. Tickets available from BCD and Chamber offices.
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Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Gaines Highsmith
John C. White
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
Childress
Hishsmith
Donna Sanders
Sanders
Board of City Development and Chamber of Commerce
BCD
Halloween Carnival Receipts Total $727
Gross receipts from the annual Wilson Halloween Carnival were $727.02 according to Mrs Bill Brown. A full report will be made after all bills are paid. The Wilson School PTA is very grateful to all those who helped make the carnival a success again this year.
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Wilson
Bill Brown
Wilson School
PTA
Virginia and New Jersey Balloting Over Civil Rights Issue
The GOP and Democrats watch New Jersey and Virginia voting for governors and state legislators amid a civil rights issue surge. Virginia polls show Negro voters may reach 20 percent. Byrd drives a massive resistance campaign while Dalton seeks a moderate path. In New Jersey Malcom Forbes challenges Meyner with national GOP help. Meyner seeks reelection to boost 1966 presidential prospects.
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Virginia
New Jersey
Washington
GOP
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ted Dalton
Harry F. Byrd
Democratic State Organization
Dalton
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Malcolm S. Forbes
Robert B. Meyner
Khrushchev Calls Moscow Communist Summit With Mao
Soviet leader Khrushchev will convene a Moscow summit next week with top Communist chiefs including Mao Zedong to show united front and counter Western plans. Yugoslav Marshal Tito will not attend due to illness. The meeting aims to bolster Khrushchev position and influence with satellites ahead of a Western summit in Paris. Mao is expected to publicly back Khrushchev while privately urging looser ties with satellites.
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London
Nikita S Khrushchev
Moscow
Mao Tse- Tung
Communist Party
Marshal Tuo
Yugoslavia
Lone Star Steel Strike Ends In Daingerfield
Peace returns as about 2000 members of Local 4134 United Steelworkers vote to end a six week strike. A rehiring station will stay open until all willing workers register, with 1000 new hires retained by Lone Star Steel. Rangers remain to identify leaders linked to violence and bombings.
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Daingerfield
Tex
Texas
Lone Star Steel Co
Jay Banks
Hanks
United Steelworkers
Hal Kennedy
Lone Star Steel
Texas Rangers
Lone Star
Chris Dixie
Jot
Mayors Endorse Water Amendment in Texas Campaign
A telegram signed by 30 Houston area mayors urges voters to approve a water conservation constitutional amendment on November 5. The message to Houston papers cites drouth and floods, notes opposition from Houston, and asks residents to vote for progress and water development for Houston and Texas. Mayors listed include Odell V. Robinson Alvin and Hugh James Anahuac.
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Austin
Texap
Price Damel
Houston
Gulf Coast
Texas
The
Chronicle
the Post
Odell V. Robinson
Alvin
Hugh James
Anahuac
W. B Langworthy
Angleton Richards
Special Election Slated Tuesday for Constitutional Amendments
Three proposed constitutional amendments appear on Tuesday ballots including Governor Price Daniel’s plan for a 200 million dollar water aid program. Other measures affect the state employee retirement fund and aid for the aged blind and dependent children. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at multiple county and city polling places.
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Price Daniel
Texas Employe
Garden Valley
Arlie
Loco
Olympus
Lonie
Gilpen
Harrell Chapel
Leonard King
River Camp
High Point
Tell
Kirkland
Court House
Kirkland Service Station Burglarized Again
Burglars hit the Pee Wee West Service Station on Highway 287 in Kirkland Friday night. Sheriff Garylon B. Smith said the loss was minor and the thieves entered by cutting a rear door hole and unlatching it from inside during the ongoing investigation Saturday.
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West
Kirkland
Garylon B. Smith
Smith
Collapse of Building Kills 10 in Cairo Suburb
A seven story apartment block in Manial collapsed early today trapping about 150 residents. Police said at least 20 killed and scores injured with dozens more possible. A neighboring five story building also fell but no injuries were reported. This follows a series of collapses since July including a wedding party disaster. Officials ordered immediate action.
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Cairo
Polee
Farm Road Projects Begin Under New Texas Program
The Texas Highway Commission begins a two year Farm-to-Market Road Program funded by Senate Bill 287. In Childress area two roads are slated for work starting after planning and right of way are secured. Resident Engineer W O Hamm oversees the projects with Palmer Masses as district engineer.
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Texas Highway Commission
Texas
Marshall Formby
Palmer Masses
Texas Highway Department
Childress
Arile
W. O. Hamm
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Indorse Water Amendment
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