Eisenhower and Dulles Draft Bulganin Reply in Hospital
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles met in his eighth floor hospital suite for a 25 minute draft of an interim reply to Soviet leader Bulganin. Doctors reported no change in his condition after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulgaria
Dulles
Washington
Bulganin
Geneva
Middle East
Egypt
Round-The-Clock Guard Placed At New Mexico Governor’s Mansion
Santa Fe authorities report a threat against Governor John F. Simms and family. State Police Chief Joe Roach says guards have been posted around the mansion on a 24 hour basis, noting the threat is part of a series since the governor took office. He downplays the latest as not more serious than past scares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
John F. Simms
Joe Roach
Roach
New Mexico
Welfare Department
German POWs say 6 Americans still held in camps
Released German POWs tell United Press that six Americans remain behind the Iron Curtain. They report 527 prisoners returned to Germany from Soviet slave labor camps, including 110 women and 11 children. Named Americans include George Green of Los Angeles and Private Sidney Sparks of Tennille Georgia, among others.
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Russia
Iron Curtain
German Red Cross
Germany
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Zone
George Green
Los Angeles
Moscow
Sidney Sparks
Tennille
Georgia
Spark
John Gladin
Vladimir Goliwinski
San Francisco
Jack Gorolski
Bud Goldsman
Gorolski
Goldsman
Siberia
Two Oklahoma youths accused of stealing seven cars
Two juvenile suspects are in county jail after a two day spree stealing seven cars. The sequence started in Oklahoma City with a 1951 Plymouth and included a 1949 Ford, a 1951 Ford, a 1953 Chevrolet, a 1955 De Soto, and a 1953 Ford before traveling through Weatherford Clinton Sayre Erick Amarillo Slaton Lubbock Seminole Hobbs and ending with another theft before their capture by Hobbs police. The youths, unnamed due to age, were held for juvenile authorities.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Hobbs
Ocl
Weatherford
Okla
Clinton
Sayer
Erick
Highway 66
Amarillo
Slaten
Texas
Lubbock
Ropesville
Tex
Seminol
Air Base City
Joe Price
Lyle Miles
Melvin Bartley
Runaway 16 Year Old Sought by Hobbs Police
Hobbs police issued a lookout Monday for Burnis Odell McDaniels a 16 year old from Air Base City believed to have run away with two men ages 18 and 20. His mother Mrs B L McDaniel said he is possibly en route to Wichita Kansas and is six foot one inch tall.
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Hobbs
Air Base City
B. L. McDaniel
Burnis Odell McDaniels
Wichita
Kamsas
Dr. Ashley C. Shuler Dies in El Paso Clinic Era
Dr. Ashley Cooper Shuler 58 of Carlsbad died Friday in an El Paso Texas hospital after years of illness. He earlier practiced in Hobbs and built the Stark Building known as the Shuler Clinic before moving to Carlsbad in 1943. Survived by widow Mattie, two sons Jimmie and Cooper Jr., and two daughters Jane and Nancy. Burial in Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Cooper Shuler
Carlsbad
el Paso, Texas
Dr. Shuler
Hobbs
Stark
Shuler
A. P. Terrell
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Mattie Shuler
Jimmie
Cooper Jr
Rhode Island
Navy
Jane Shuler
Nancy Taylor
Santa Barbara
California
Pannell to Attend White House Conference on Education
Lovington Superintendent H. C. Pannell is named Governor Simms’s representative among New Mexico delegates to the White House Conference on Education, Nov. 28 to Dec. 1. The roster expands the state delegation to 11 principals with ten alternates, plus State Superintendent Georgia Lusk. The list includes diverse public school interests and other appointed roles.
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New Mexico
White House
Pannell
Georgia Lusk
Delegates
New Mexico Congress of Parent - Teachers Associations
Local Option Election Sought in Lea County Churches Back Sober Drive
Harold Gress of the Civic Loyalty League says over 2500 petition names are signed to urge Lea County Commissioners to call a local option election. He notes factions from Jal to Hobbs support the sober movement with many Protestant churches joining as he cites figures from Judge Bensing and promises more signatures before October 17.
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Harold W. Gress
Civic Loyalty League of
Hobbs
Lea County
Mr. Gress
Gress
Robert Dow
Lovington
Leroy Sewell
Jal
Eunice
Tatum
Nazarene
First Christian
Assemblies of God
Churches of God
Robert L. Bensing
Leader
Hobbs Elks Honor Fourth Estate During Lea County Dinner
The Hobbs Elks Club held its annual National Newspaper Week dinner honoring Lea County newspaper and radio professionals. Attendee Atty. Melvin Neal praised the press as a bulwark of justice and moral guidance, urging honest reporting as a sacred obligation. Beer dinner and refreshments followed, with welcomes from Lovington Leader, Hobbs Daily News Sun, KWEW, Jal Record officials.
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Hobbs Elks
Lea County
Hobbs Elks Club
Informatic
Melvin Neal
Hobbs
Neal
Atty. Neal
A. L. McKnight
Lodge
Adenauer Remains Bedfast. Ill West German Chancellor
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 79, remains bedridden with a cold and a fever. Government spokesmen say he will not return to work until midweek as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Adenauer
Bette
Mule Wins In Brief Hospital Stay Follows
Ray Bell of the Department of Game and Fish argued with a mule last week and came out second. He expects to leave the hospital in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Game and Fish Department
Ray Bell
Department of Game and Fish
Bell
Open Probe Into Hobbs Plane Crash
Public hearings opened in Hobbs to determine the cause of a collision at Lea County Airport on August 29 between a DC-3 airliner and a Piper Tri-Pacer. The Piper pilot Otho Aishman was injured. 11 aboard the DC-3 were safe. Proceedings are led by Harold Crowley with Civil Aeronautics Board officials and Continental Air Lines representatives to issue a public statement of causes.
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Hobbs
Lea County
Cear
Otho Aishman
Piper
Aishman
Hines Flying Service
Harold Crowley
Bureau of Safety Regulations
Washington, D. C
Philip Goldstein
Civil Aeronautics Board
Santa Monica
Cal
Gordon Matthews
Continental Air Lines
State Representative Mack Easley Speaks at Bar Association Luncheon
Lea County State Representative Mack Easley was the principal speaker at the Bar Association luncheon at the Llano Hotel. He delivered a report on the Legislature's Special Session which ended recently. Finis Hiedel, president of the Association, presided as about 20 members attended.
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Mack Easley
Lea County
Bar Association
Llano
Easley
Finis Hiedel
Texas Man Is Sentenced For Auto Theft
Luke William Cathey age 24 of Lenorah Texas received a sentence of one to five years in the State penitentiary in District Court Tuesday morning Judge John Brand presided Cathey was convicted of theft of an automobile and was arrested in Hobbs October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke William Cathey
Lenorah
Texas
John Brand
Cathey
Hobbs
Five Acre Tract Leased To City By Veterans Group
The WWF Post leased five acres west of Love Street for two city blocks to the city for two new Little League Pony League and Softball ball fields. The post offers hospital beds and wheelchairs, two chairs, and will host a dance at the Fair Building on October 29 with admission of $2.50 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WWF
Love Street
Clem” Clements
Clements
VFW
United Fund
Mundt says Eisenhower unlikely to seek reelection in 1956
Senator Karl Mundt of South Dakota told the Amarillo Knife and Fork Club that it appears more unlikely than likely that President Eisenhower will run again in 1956. He warned that there will be an increasing flow of adjectives from other hopefuls as the field grows.
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Amarillo
Texas
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Eisenhower
6000 Future Farmers Of America Meet In Kansas City
More than six thousand FFA members in blue jackets gathered in Kansas City for the national convention. Agriculture Secretary Benson and Harold Stassen welcomed the attendees, and Joe Moore of Granville Tennessee, age 21, was named Star Farmer of America earning a $1000 prize. Regional Star Farmers Lynn Loosh, Richard Arnold, and Ross E Smith Jr received $500 awards. Benson urged vocational education and cautioned against overemphasizing economic security while exploring soil subsidies and possible pork purchases for school lunches.
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Kansas City
Future Farmer Clubs
Nuat Ffa
Ments
Agriculture
Benson
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
FFA
Granville
Tennessee
Lynn Loosh
Ashton
Idaho
Richard Arnold
Plainwell
Michigan
Ross E. Smith, Jr
Monkton
Maryland
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Ike - Dulles
Reds
Lea County Electric Co-operative
R. B. Moore
Lester Alston
Jerry’s Foto
Hobbs Police
Dr. Schuler
el Paso
Conference On Education
H. C. Pannell
City
Veterans Group
Undt
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
Joe Moore
Joe
Star Farmer of America
Vendo Corporation
Agriculture Secretary
USDA
H. Roe Bartle
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