Russian Arctic naval maneuvers eyed as distraction
UPI reports Moscow plans large scale Arctic drills Sept 10 to Oct 15 to counter NATO maneuvers in the North Atlantic while pursuing a hard line foreign policy. Navy sources warn of possible new weapons tests during the exercises.
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Airmen survive sonic bail out over Houston crash
Three airmen aboard a Big jet bomber from Eglin Air Force Base survived a midair explosion and bailout near Danbury Texas after their plane crashed into a Humble Owl Co oil tank farm. Lt Dawid K. Moore, Lt Robert J. Newton, and Capt Arthur J. Manzo survived from 30 000 feet in auto eject seats.
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Eulin Air Force Base
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DeKalb
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Grand Jury Indicts 46 On Dape Charges
A federal grand jury in New York indicted 46 men for conspiring to import heroin from Europe. Harry Stromberg aka Nig Rosen led the narcotics ring, deemed a gigantic operation. The group allegedly smuggled 50 pounds of heroin with a street value over 3 million dollars, aided by corrupted customs inspectors no longer with service.
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Europe
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U. S
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Harry Stromberg
Nig Rosen
New
US presses UN for condemnation of Soviet actions in Hungary
The United States urged the UN General Assembly to condemn Russia for suppressing the Hungarian revolt last October. A draft resolution calls for accepting the June report by a special committee and keeping the five-nation committee to investigate Soviet intervention. It also proposes a UN emissary to push for improved conditions in Hungary.
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Denmark
Tunisia
Uruguay
Russia
Cage Continues To Testify Before Dallas Grand Jury
Cage returns to the Dallas grand jury to continue testimony on the collapse of his empire. He faces subpenas from four groups including IRS agents and a House investigating committee. His own trial for embezzling $600,000 from ICT Insurance Co. may be delayed to accommodate grand jury obligations.
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Ben Jack Cage
Dallas County Grand Jury
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Henry Wade
House of Representatives
Austin
Travis County Grand Jury
Les Proc
Hearing Set on Dallas Integration Case
U S District Judge William H Atwell will hold an integration hearing Tuesday in Dallas Dallas schools facing a state law requiring local option approval for integration. The judge has had two segregation rulings reversed by the Fifth Circuit and declined to discuss the hearing’s purpose.
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U. S
William H. Atwell
Atwell
Andrew Thuss
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
West waits for Soviet reply to final disarmament offer
The West awaits the Soviet response to an 11 point first step disarmament proposal issued last week. Valerian Zorin hints at talk on basic disarmament questions at the U N subcommittee meeting as hopes fade for a move to end the London talks deadlock. Eisenhower says the next move rests with the Soviets but is unlikely.
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Washington
Two Stars Stand Deny Confidential Stories in Trial
Hollywood stars Maureen O Hara and Dorothy Dandridge testified in a Confidential libel trial denying sensational gossip. Prosecutor Rizzi said more star testimonies may follow as he argues magazines fabricate lies to boost sales. The witnesses calmly faced cross examination amid a courtroom crowd.
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Eisenhower Arrives in Rhode Island for Newport Vacation
President and Mrs. Eisenhower landed at Quonset Point in overcast skies to begin a Rhode Island vacation. Governor Roberts and naval officers greeted them before a 50 minute cruise to Newport aboard the Barbara Anne. Mrs. Eisenhower, convalescent, will stay on Coaster's Harbor Island as the President proceeds to Government Landing and the Colony House welcome on Washington Square.
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L. K. Rice
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Senate probes Brace for Fall Hearing Deluge
Senate investigators plan a busy fall with at least a half dozen hearings already set and more to come. The House schedules at least 35 inquiries through January as major probes resume, including the Rackets Committee on union management and internal security hearing in October.
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Hamilton Speaks To Rotarians On State Of Schools
Supt. John W. Hamilton addressed the Childress Rotary Club on the State of Childress Public Schools. He cited enrollment data showing 127 white and 102 Negro students, with 65 professional and 28 nonprofessional staff and an annual payroll around $315 510. He urged moral leadership from schools churches and families and noted five future needs for key professions.
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Childress
Alex B Saird
Ed Graham
Carl Eatherly
A. R. Powers
Dallas
Earl Lighter
Chicago
Hail and heavy rains lash Texas from Houston to Corpus Christi
Torrential rain and high winds pounded Texas on Tuesday with Houston recording 3.28 inches in an hour and a 50 mph wind gust. Flooding affected streets and crossings on the North Concho River while San Angelo and nearby areas faced drifts of hail and property damage including a house blown from its foundation in Fidorado.
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San Angelo
North Concho River
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Band Boosters Club Sets Thursday Session
A called meeting of the Band Boosters Club will be held at 7 o'clock Thursday night in the CHS Band Hall to meet the new band director. All parents of Junior High and High School band students are invited to attend and are asked to bring cookies. Soft drinks will be furnished.
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L. M. Curtis
Curtis
Protestants Agree On Christ But Disagree On Bible Views
A survey of 5704 Protestants across 10 major denominations finds broad agreement on Jesus Christ but sharp disagreement on Bible views. Conducted by Minneapolis researchers, results were shared at Oberlin College during the North American Conference of Faith and Order.
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Conference of Faith and Order
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U.S
Oberlin College
Minneapolis, Minn
June Hackler Crowned 1958 Farm Bureau Queen at Fair Park
About 100 County Bureau families attended the event at Rotary Bowl in Fair Park. June Hackler 17 a senior at Childress High School topped rivals Sonia Gresham and Linda Brown for the Farm Bureau Queen title. State Rep Will Sonna Ebrle led ceremonies as Ernest Rea organized activities and presented Hackler with red roses.
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Fair Park
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Oleta Gresham
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Earl Brown
High Point
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Ernest Rea
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Traffic Deaths Near Labor Day Record Across Nation
A Labor Day weekend toll shows 624 accidental deaths from traffic mishaps 6 p m Friday to midnight Monday plus 897 drownings and 84 misc fatalities. National Safety Council president Ned H Dearborn calls the toll disappointing as California records the highest traffic deaths with 56.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
California
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