Disarmament Talks Delayed As Details Finish
Officials say disarmament proposals for London are being formalized and a delay of seven to ten days is needed. President Eisenhower instructed negotiators to move toward the Soviet Union, with parallel talks continuing despite alleged hurdles from allied and American parties. Authorities deny a bloc in government or with Western allies blocking progress.
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Dreemnterton
London
Harold 8. Staessen
Eisenhower
White House
Boviet Union
Embargo Clash Over China and Russia Trade Rules
The article reports on Western trade controls amid a China embargo and Soviet bloc ties. It notes 400 items banned for China and 200 for Russia, Britain proposing even embargoes, US opposing, and other shipping powers likely to align. It mentions casualties in a separate conflict and a Paris radio broadcast condemning actions.
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Iy Inc
West Germany
Russia
China
United States
Free World
City approves building permits totaling 206400 for Dal Rie
The city of Dal Rie issued permits for a major project costing 206,400 with Mayor A. Mannedy overseeing. Forty five additional permits were granted including electrical plumbing and gas items along with miscellaneous work.
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Dal Rie
Ambiguous local item from Anghlo plant report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a works plant in Anghlo Tor with unclear details about estimated output or timetable. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable, hindering precise summary but indicating a production or labor report.
Onion shipments progress despite heavy rains
H and Cullum of Cullum and Jones report May 1 shipments of yellow and white onions grown on farm stone moving to markets across the United States and Canada, with no losses from recent rains. Wet onions are dried quickly and shipments continue from sheds on the railroad at North Main.
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Cullum
Jones
North Main
United States
Canada
Quamade
del Rio
Russia Ready to Launch Artificial Earth Satellite
Moscow reports the Soviet Union has completed rockets and instruments for its first artificial satellite. Pravda cites Prof. Alexander Neameyanov saying all needed gear exists to solve satellite problems. No launch date given. target set for the 1887 68 geophysical year. United States also pursuing an artificial satellite.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Alexander ‘Neameyanov
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Communist Party
Pravda
United States
Neameyanov
Adentala
Miller and Marilyn Miller Go Quiet on New York Split
In Washington on June 1, playwright Arthur Miller refused to comment on a home dispute involving his actress wife Marilyn Monroe. The couple left their New York residence together amid reports but offered no statement to reporters.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monros
Ewan
New York
Chiang kai-shek accuses Communists of stirring Formosan riots
Chiang kai-shek in a nationwide broadcast deplored last week's anti American riots in Formosa. He charged Chinese Communists with trying to spark mob violence to damage relations with the United States and warned against any opposition to U S policy. He called May 4 rioting shocking and regrettable and admitted leadership faults while urging calm after the U S court martial acquittal of a Chinese master sergeant involved in a slaying blamed for triggering the riots.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Nationsiat Chine Mustat
Beaide
United States
U.S
China
U. S
Tod Twins Found Safe After Long Search Near Qating
Searchers located 31 month old twin boys Kerry and Mevin Vanasek near a wooded area about two miles from their Tod location. The pair had been missing since Friday afternoon, and a 16 and a half hour operation led to their discovery at around 10:15 am.
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Tod
Qating
Wash
Iup
Kerry
Mevin Vanasek
Wettest May in Del Rio history sets rainfall record
Del Rio's wettest May on record with 10.23 inches, far above normal 2.47, pushes year-to-date rainfall to 19.47 inches. Observer William Rosemergy notes May brought heavy rains, street flooding, and high winds, with 11 thunder days and a 3.66 inch single rainfall on May 10.
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del Rio
United States Weather Bureau
William Rosemergy
Rosamergy
Aured
Rosemergy
San Felipe
Falk
Police Check Two Accidents in Del Rio City
Del Rio police investigated two accidents in the city, keeping May totals rising toward 100 wrecks for the year. At 7:10 p.m. Sergeant J. R. Koog logged a two car crash at Garfield Avenue and Griner Street involving a Nash tied to Peter E. Ldechty and a Buick Porder driven by Charles E. Meade. Estimated damage reached 225. Patrolman William Schuler reported a second collision on Academy Street near Pecan involving a Plymouth driven by Predricy Riveria and a Ford Tudor driven by Henry F. Morgan, with about 450 damage. May concluded with 23 accidents logged by the Del Rio police.
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J. R. Koog
Garfield Avenue
Griner Street
Koog
Peter E jLdechty
Garkield
Charles E. Meade
Meade
Griner
Kooy
William Schuler
Schuler
Predricy Riveria
Academy Street
Academy
Pecan
Riveria
Henry F. Morgan
del Ra Bulie Department
Union Services To Be Started Sunday Night
Union services begin Sunday night in Aupash, with parish leaders outlining plans. The program centers on community fellowship and spiritual guidance as part of the ongoing religious outreach.
Ver dell Turner Appointed Athletic Director in Kerrville
Kerrville June 1 Verdell Turner longtime basketball coach at Schreiner Institute has been named athletic director to fill the vacancy created by John Hamberger’s resignation. Turner, a Perryton native, completed undergraduate work and excelled in basketball at Schreiner Tech College at Lapbork amid a lengthy coaching career.
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Kerrville
Verdell Turner
Sehreiner Insstitutes
Behreiner
John Hamberger
Andrew Radington Turner
Perryton
Fegap Technekchal College
Lapbork
Bed
Wrecks Injure Passengers in Two Del Rio Area Crashes
State patrolmen Tol Dewson and Clay Oltersdorf investigated two wrecks this week near Del Rio on Highway 90 and Highway 31. An unidentified passenger and Hattie Baxter Herwood of San Antonio suffered minor injuries in a 1857 model car crash Thursday afternoon after a fire in the back seat and a driver attempting to flee. A second crash near Del Rio involved a car owned by Marke C Bowen of Goodwill Air Force Base and Albert Morgan. driver unidentified, car age listed as 1847 model, with injuries not yet determined.
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Tol Dewson
Clay Oltersdorf
del Rio Ox Highway 90
Hattie Baxter
Herwood
San Antonio
del Rio
Marke CD. Bowen
Goodivilww Air Force Base
Albert Morgan
Goodivllow Air Force Base
Del Rio Weather Information Brief Note
Weather data from Del Rio appears garbled with incomplete phrases. It mentions sun and relative themes with unclear times and figures, rendering specifics unreadable. No actionable meteorological details or credible measurements can be extracted from the fragment.
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