Molotov Rejects West Plan For German Unity
The report details Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov rejecting Western free elections for German unification at the Big Four talks. He warns the plan ignores Germany’s reality and urges time and patience. Also noted is a United Airlines DC-6B crash near Longmont Colorado with 44 dead, where CAB officials report a bomb-type explosion in the No. 4 baggage hold.
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Denver
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
James N. Peyton
Washington
Longmont
Colo
Peyton
United Airlines
UAL
Chicago
CAB
Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Russia
Molotov
Moscow
John Foster Dulles
East Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Bonn
Patrol Returns 31 Mexicans to Brownsville
The Border Patrol flies 31 Mexican citizens from Childress to Brownsville today, with James Brandenburg of Brownsville as senior officer here. They were arrested in the Childress area in recent days, and four more were moved to Brownsville weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Brownsville
James Brandenburg
Border Patrol
Brandenburg
Mexico
Newsmen Press House On Suppressing Information
Washington officials face critics as editors publishers and reporters urge openness in government. The hearing tabled claims that Congress itself hides data while noting secrecy rates in past committee meetings and a TV ban on coverage hinders public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Congressional
John E. Moss
California
Freedom of Informa
Tion
Newton
W. M. Newton Jr
Tampa Flag Tribune
Congressional Committee
Theodore S. Koop
CBS News
Sam _ Rayburn
Clare E. Hoffman
R-Mich
Rayburn
Hoffman
Oklahoma man fined after driving while intoxicated crash
John L. Collins of Stratford Oklahoma was fined 176.75 including costs, given a six month license suspension and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated after a two car collision at the Wilson School light. Sandy Booker McCraw, of 605 Avenue E Southeast, stopped at the light and was struck from behind, causing considerable damage, according to Chief Roy Hassell.
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John L. Collins
Stratford
Okla
Wilson School
Sandy Booker McCraw
Avenue E. Se
Collins
McCraw
Roy Hassell
Humphrey Sees Stevenson Leading Democratic Race
Senator Humphrey forecasts Adlai Stevenson will win the Democratic nomination as favorite sons rally behind him. Stevenson is to announce candidacy from Chicago next week and Humphrey expects a growing lead. Potential favorite sons include Meyner Lausche Johnson Williams.
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Humphrey
Stevenson
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Chicago
Illinois
One Killed In Accident Near Tell Clemente DeHoyos
Clemente DeHoyos a 21 year old Latin American was killed when a pickup he drove overturned about two miles east of Tell at 3 pm yesterday He was alone in the vehicle and died before help arrived The State Highway Patrol blamed loss of control around a curve Survivors include his father in Mexico The body was to be shipped to San Antonio that night by Newberry Funeral Home Further funeral details were not announced
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Childress County
Tell
Clement DeHoyos
Path
Texas
DeHoyos
John Shelton
12Th Street
Avenue F
Clemente DeHoyos
P. H. Webster
Childress
Webster
State Highway Patrol
Shepperd warns counties can become like Duval county
Attorney General John Ben Shepperd told delegates at the Texas Independent Auto Dealers convention that any county can turn into another Duval county if citizens fail to watch for creeping corruption. He cited signs such as biased elections, high expenses to elect unpaid officials, heavy taxes with poor services, and a lack of financial disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
John Ben Shepperd
Duval County
Ginning In County Exceeds 7 440 Bales
Bales of cotton ginned in the six Childress County gins reached 7 440 by noon today. Estimates say not more than one third of the crop is gathered. Farmers plan to use mechanical gins as weather turns cold and leaves drop. Some pickers opened balls and will machine the rest.
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Childress County
Andy Rogers elected district chef of 40 and 8
Andy Rogers was elected 18th District Chef de Gare of the 40 and 8 at a district meeting in Childress, replacing Rhea Smith of Amarillo. During the meeting two voitures were wrecked by Shirley Draper of Shamrock, with out of town reps Rhea Smith, Charlie Hoppin, and Charley Mason present.
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Andy Rogers
Childress
Rogers
Rhea Smith
Amarillo
Homer Reynolds
Ray Narron
Shirley Draper
Shamrock
Charlie Hoppin
Charley Mason
A. J. Rogers
Bobcats and Lions Split Club Luncheon Visit
The Bobcats and coaching staff were guests of the Lions at a regular noon luncheon. Lions officers Cecil Pryor and W. J. Hembree spoke for the club and assured the team of full confidence and support. Chester Hufstedler led the program with guests Derwood Johnson and Newell Odell.
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Bobcats
Lions
Cecil Pryor
W. J. Hembree
All Lions
Chester Hufstedler
Derwood Johnson
Newell Odell
Sub-Freezing Weather Front Moves Across Texas Panhandle and Plains
Cold air spreads southeast through Texas as snow and sleet hit the Panhandle and South Plains. Amarillo and Dalhart report 15 degrees, while Lubbo ck and Alpine see two inches or more of snow. Snow coverage extends from the Pecos Valley to San Antonio and College Station with mixed precipitation and clearing skies in the Panhandle. Forecasters warn of continued near freezing temps tonight across West Texas and a colder eastern half of the state.
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Texas
Amarillo
Dalhart
Lubbock
Alpine
Pecos
Big Bend
Rio Grande
Edwards Plateau
San Antonio
Waco
Austin
College Station
Junction
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Cury
Abilene
San Angelo
Midland
West Texas
Gulf Coast
South
Panhandle
Upper South Plains
Shivers Frames States’ Rights as National Issue Not Regional
Governor Al lan Shivers told the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention that states rights are an individual and national matter, not sectional. He urged viewing them as individual rights and constitutional guarantees that benefit all, linking state powers with local responsibilities and federal action.
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San Antonio
Allan Shivers
National Convention
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Shivers
UDC
Battle grows over Texas Democratic convention control
In Austin a bitter fight erupts between conservative and liberal factions over next year’s state Democratic convention. George Sandlin accuses Byron Skelton of acting as Gov. Allan Shivers ally while Skelton counters that Sandlin serves the Shivers faction. Both claim to represent a party majority as tensions rise.
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Austin
George Sandlin
Democratic Executive Committee
Byron Skelton
New Charman
Advisory Council
Sklton
Sandlin
Skelton
Red Skelton
Allan Shivers
Mr. Shivers
Shivers
Texas
Waco
Democratic Party
Former Executive Urges Limits on Giant Corporations
A former General Electric VP Theodore K. Quinn told the Senate Monopoly subcommittee that giants like General Motors should be restricted or broken up. He proposed a $100 million net worth cap, higher taxes, no cross ownership, and mandatory department profit reporting with exit paths by breaking up. GM cited as a leading example with $10 billion in sales and $1 billion in profits. The hearings run four weeks as Quinn promotes curbs on corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
General Motors
Theodore K. Quinn
New York
General Electric Corp
Senate
Quinn
Greenbelt Bowl Directors Set Meeting at City Hall
Greenbelt Bowl Association directors will meet at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the city hall announced after a Quarterback Club meeting. Directors listed include Irvin Sealander Homer Reynolds Ayleen Ater Larry Lawrence Buddy Cordell Jack Fox Bob Butler Mrs Helen Pryor Aubery Rogers Bob Jones Mrs Oveda Mullins M K Wilcoxson Dalton Sarrels and Paul Havens. VFW Post meets Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in the Veterans Building.
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Greenbelt Bowl Association, Inc
City Hall
Quarterback Club
Burkburnett Childress
Greenbelt
Irvin Sealander
Homer Reynolds
Ayleen Ater
Larry Lawrence
Buddy Cordell
Jack Fox
Bob Butler
Helen Pryor
Aubery Rogers
Bob Jones
Oveda Mullins
M. K. Wilcoxson
Dalton Sarrels
Paul Havens
Seven Doctors Plan Appeals After Board Action
Dallas attorneys will file district court appeals Tuesday for six osteopaths and one medical doctor whose licenses were revoked by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners for unprofessional and dishonorable conduct. The seven practitioners, all connected to the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic, include William E. Stokes Alfred H. Staffa Benjamin A. Harry Douglas C. Logan Donald Watt Charles P. Barbaree and Walter F. Pickett. The clinic is run by Harry M. Hoxsey a figure long at odds with the AMA and federal authorities as none of his treatments has medical endorsement.
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Dallas
4Ip
Jimmy Martin
Hoxsey Cancer Clinic of
Texas State Board of Medical
Texas
Martin
William E. Stokes
Alfred H. Staffa
Benjamin A. Harry
Douglas C. Logan
Donald Watt
Charles P. Barbaree
Walter F. Pickett
Harry M. Hoxsey
Hoxsey
M. H. Crabb
Medical Board
Cold Weather Grips Much of U S Amid Snow Across Panhandle
A premature winter storm cuts into the Texas Panhandle with Amarillo and Lubbock reporting up to four and two inches of snow respectively. Western Colorado New Mexico see fresh snowfall while California endures unseasonably warm temperatures.
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Panhandle
Texas
California
Amarillo
Lubbock
Colorado
New Mexico
Roswell
Denver
Carlsbad
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rockies
Atlantic States
Fraser
Colo
Midwest
New York
New England
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sun Oil Drilling Becomes Tight Test Near Tell
Sun officials describe the Sun Oil and Mrs J Z Drummond wildcat south of Tell as a tight test. Information will be released from the Sun offices at Pampa. The well was drilling at about 3500 feet and planned to reach 7100 feet or production.
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Sun Oil
J. Z. Drummond
Tell
Sun
Pampa
Bewre
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VFW Post
Veterans Building
Ers
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