26 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
1
In Iceland a polarized vote leaves Social Democrats and Communists gaining seats while National Defense declines. Progressives push to remove US troops from NATO base at Kelta vik. Premier Craigr coalition teeters as calls grow for a broad alliance to avoid American ouster.
Five were tried in Justice of the Peace court on Monday. Francis Ryals Lewia White and Thadius Evens each paid fines and costs for speeding. Richard Frank Wulmer credited for driving on the left side of the road and J E Williams fined for another offense. Several others faced fines in municipal court for operating without a license, intoxication in public, and related infractions. In a separate report from Chitose Japan a USAF jet fighter collision risk near northern Japan is noted with no Soviet aircraft trouble indicated. pilot identity remains with base.
The Daily Record provides a day by day account of United States congressional proceedings including speeches by senators and representatives, with notes on notable remarks and sessions across the Capitol. It presents a compact view of debates, motions, and policy discussions aired in Congress.
A fire at a housing facility in Mars, Texas, killed Atkins and others as the blaze damaged a structure. The local fire department battled the flames, with decisive action ending the incident. The report notes a housing official in charge and mentions Chicago as part of the event’s broader context.
An unclear report describes June visits to Westminster Abbey and St Pauls Cathedral, mentions figures such as the Duke of Windsor and Queen Elizabeth II, and notes Truman’s remarks. It also reports rancher Kerrville rancher Aubt died aged 60 from a heart attack.
Mexio City witnesses mass student and teacher action as classes suspended on Monday to protest a 30 percent wage shortfall. More than 12,000 teachers join demands for full pay and job protections amid ongoing dispute with authorities.
In North Dakota the Democrats allied with the Nonpartisan League to present an all unopposed slate led by Quentin Burdick for U S Senate and Wallice L Wattier for Governor. Milton Young faces Ray Lake for the GOP nomination while Governor Norman Brudtale seeks reelection. The fusion aims to unite true Republicans against the Old Guard.
Thomaston Ga June 26 a Thomaston woman Mrs Christine Magans has born twins Monday her third multiple birth in five years She already had octuplets first in Upson County Eight children in five years all girls Five survive the twins born at her mother Mex Ag Ale Simmons home a midwife attended them now in an incubator Mrs Mugans said I may have five next time
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