US prepares counter punch in UN reply to red H bomb charge
United States plans a counter move in the UN over the red H bomb charge. Defense officials Secretary for Defense Neil H. McElroy and General Nathan F. Twining, chair of the Joint Chiefs, pledged to return to Washington from a Paris NATO defense chiefs meeting and assure action.
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Fla
U. S
West
Joint Armirance Sec
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Nathan F. Twiing
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Defense Chiefs
U.S. Lines Up Safe Measures on SAC Nuclear Alert
Washington officials defend U S restraint as Moscow accuses Washington of edging toward war. McElroy and Twining describe safeguards to recall alert jets with H bomb payloads and prevent accidental nuclear exchange. State Department notes talks and a summit likely on a test ban with allied backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Bsys
Russia
SAC
Telia
McElroy
Twining
Security Council
Frank I. Bartholomew
United Press
Pentagon
Associated Press
Washington
John M. Hightower
U. S
State Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
National Security Council
Eisenhower
NATO
Lee
Dulles
Hightower
Stormy weather hits Panhandle and Northwest Oklahoma
Storm activity moved from the Panhandle into northern South Plains regions with tornado alerts in western Oklahoma. Reports cited one inch hail, gusts up to 60 to 70 mph, and scattered showers. Amarillo and Tulsa recorded heavy rainfall while Kansas areas reported funnel activity nearby Kansas City.
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South Plains
Panhandle
Kansas Homa
Kansas
Ama- Fille
Amarillo
Kan
Kansas City
Kansas Ciy
Paola
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Acanit Borger
Thor missile explosion at Cape Canaveral launch pad
A Thor missile test at the Wassile center exploded on the stand causing a violent blast. Officials reported no injuries and said the damage was superficial and caused by technical difficulties during the launch preparations.
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Cape Canaveral
Fis
U. S
Air Force
Sulded
Wassile Test Center
Widest Radio Coverage Planned For Daniel Speech
Governor Price Daniel will address highway safety in a 15 minute statewide radio talk next Wednesday morning. The program will be carried by 141 stations from 9 30 to 9 45 marking the start of a statewide traffic safety campaign aimed at county judge led meetings in more than 200 counties.
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Austin
Texas
Price Daniel
Brad Smith
Governor's Highway Safety Commission
Smith
Clean H-Bomb Dirtier Than Hiroshima Blast
Dr Willard Libby of the Atomic Energy Commission says a future Finwetok test hydrogen bomb will be far dirtier than the Hiroshima explosion due to its megaton yield and strontium 90 fallout. He spoke at the World Affairs Conference in Asilomar California.
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Asilomar
Calif
Finwetok
Hiroshima
Willard F. Libby
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Libby
World Affairs Conference
California
Births Announced Across Local Hospitals With Familial Ties
A sequence of birth notices lists numerous newborns at West Texas and Methodist hospitals. Each item names parents such as Glen Newton, B. W. Harrin, Gene W. McMaster, Eldridge Freeman, Glen Day, Gerald W. Sooter, and others, with infant weights ranging from about 4 to 9 pounds and times early Saturday or Friday mornings. Fathers are described as employed by local businesses including Firestone Tire Co, Southwestern Bell, Furr Food Stores, and Day's Cleaning, reflecting community ties.
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Glen Newton
Salurd
Weat Texas Hospital
Furr Food Stores
B. W. Harrin
Lion Worth
Eldridge Freeman
Methodist Hospital
Southwestern Bell Tele
Shane Co
Glen Day
Plainview
Methodist
James Glenn
Methodist’ Hospital
Gerald W. Sooter
Weimn'St
Taylor
Johnson Speech Seeks Early Return to Prosperity
Senate leader Lyndon Johnson defended action to curb inflation while arguing for a broader program to revive the economy and reduce reliance on relief. He criticized Eisenhower vetoes on farm price supports and river projects, urged boosted public spending, and warned against recession overruns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Johnson
Amer- Ica
Amer-!ca
Governor Dedicates Boys School Chapel in Gatesville
Gov. Price Daniel dedicated the Gatesville State School for Boys chapel, a $75,000 gift funded by the Wichita Falls district of the Methodist Foundation. The new chapel is described as a beautiful house of God serving as a bond for inmates and staff alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville, Tex
Price Daniel
Gatesville State School
Wichita Falls
The
Methodist Foundation
Fugitives Escape Jail After Impostor Ride Incident
Deputies recapture Mahler and Hoefer who fled from a lockless cell during a late Friday escape. They tied up a guard and used a note left for Sheriff Johnson seeking delays for a burglary trial while promising to return with an attorney.
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Calhart
County 1
Lato
Sherif Claude Roper
Felea
Allan Frit Hoefer
Bartlesville
Oklo
Mahler
Hoefer
R. C. Johnson
Rowland
Hoeler and Mahler
Chapel dedication honors generations of school youth
A chapel dedication praises generations of service by the school community and emphasizes faith and moral principles for good citizenship. A similar chapel, built by Frank Wood of Wichita Falls, is slated for dedication next month at Girls.
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Frank Wood
Wichita Falls
Gatesville State School
Woman Red Slops In to lea Dig KRAKOW
Ekaterina Furtseva Russia's leading woman Communist slept in splendor at Wawel Castle in Krakow. Kle menti Voroshilov arrived after tours of southern Poland and a visit to Osweselm Auschwitz, the World War II Nazi camp where millions died.
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Lea
Krakow
Poland
Ekaterina Furtseva
Russia
Wawel Castle
Klementi Voroshilov
Osweselm
Auschwitz
Space Mice Return From Make-Believe Moon Flight
About 15 000 attendees at the Southwest Research Institute open house viewed the make-believe space flight. Dr William F E Thompson associate chairman noted the male and female mice remained lively and in good condition. Two algae tubes circulated air and removed carbon dioxide to sustain the mice. The institute will revise the exhibit for research on manned space flight and the mice will soon depart again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Research In
William FE. Thompson
Institute
Thompson
Texas Tech Spring Festival Ends With Senior Dance
Hundreds visited the Texas Tech campus for a four day festival featuring the senior dance in Fair Park Coliseum and events across the campus. Bike races drew 2000 spectators with Alpha Phi Omega taking first in the 25 mile team race. Sandra Hendrix was crowned Military Ball Queen at the Student Union.
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Caps Tech
Texas Tech
Fair Park
Texas Tech Engineering
Memorial Circle
Alpha Phi Omega
Dolphins
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Delta Thetas
Sandra Hendrix
Lubbock
Student Union
Willson
la Ventana
Air Force
Army
Atoms For Peace
Naval Training Center
AEC
Texas Tech and Western Public Service Co
Nursing group selects leaders at Tyler meeting
Payne Wood, 51, of 45th Street, treated in Methodist Hospital for a dislocated shoulder from a fall. Elected directors of the graduate section of the State Nurses Association at Tyler include Miss Odie Faye Pace and Mrs. Laura Nell Guthrie of Lubbock, with Mrs. Gayle McComb of Lubbock named among sectional chairmen.
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Payne Wood
Methodist Hospital
State Nurses Association
Tyler
Odie Faye Pace
Laura Nell Guthrie
Lubbock
Gayle McCom
Texas Campaign Signals Shifting Senate and Gubernatorial Possibilities
Report outlines potential 1960 races with William A. Blakley as early Senate front runner and Dies potential entry. Liberals may field a candidate against Daniel for control of the State Democratic Executive Committee while Yarborough’s plans remain unclear amid party power plays and Johnson’s alleged influence.
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Dies
Dallas
William A. Blakley
U. S. Senate
Martin Dies
Texas
Congress
Luftin
Senate
Yarborough
Liberals
Daniel
Oklahoma women protest Ft Sill expansion plan
Oklahoma women attending a national Democratic conference near the White House protested Army plans to use 300000 acres as a missile range at Ft Sill. Spokeswoman Merle Watkins said 30000 people in a farming area would lose homes and business and criticized the emergency classification. Bryce Harlow promised a hearing before land is taken.
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Ft. Sill
Washington
Oklahoma
Democratic Women's
White House
Satur
Ft. Sit
Okla. Oy
Merle Watkins
Hobart
United States
Watkins
Bryce Harlow
Tito calls neutral states for summit participation
Belgrade President Tito urged neutrals like India and Yugoslavia to join the Big Four for a projected summit. He spoke three hours to a joint session of the Yugoslav Parliament, broadcast nationwide, expressing confidence in the conference and gratitude for U.S. economic aid in the past.
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Belgrade
Tito
India
Yugoslavia
United States
Sun Sparks Biggest Brussels Fair Crowd at 1958 Expo
The 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels drew its largest crowd on Saturday with thousands of Belgians and foreigners visiting the American Pavilion, while the Soviet Pavilion drew strong foot traffic next to the United States. Americans criticized Main Street replication, but praised the model American belle exhibit, voting machines, the Face of America panorama, and the Museum of Modern Art.
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Johnson
Teis
Lers
United States
Desenes Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Outer Space
Washington
Treet
Brussels
Italy
France
Dominican Republic
Philippines
U.S
Main Street
America
Museum of Modern Art
Convent gunfight witnessed during school yard shooting
A teen rifleman opened fire near a convent school injuring two pedestrians and prompting nun witnesses to flee. A 13 year old girl on route to confession was shocked as gunfire echoed from a third floor. Police and a priest responded as officers arrived and a boy fled into the convent.
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Rage Uner Convent
Fuccile
Petroni
Peter
Evelyn Cipriano
Evelyn
Thein
Francia
Convent Court
Johnson
John
Anna Russo
Ike Calls For Observance Of National Christian College Day
President calls for National Christian College Day observance in New York. He credits colonial church leaders with founding schools and colleges and emphasizes faith based education as a foundation of national strength.
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Ike
National Christian College
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Maine
Republican State Committee
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George W. Healy Jr
New Orleans Times- Picayune
American Society of Newspaper Editors
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Navy
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