Four Demands Outlined for Formosa Peace Talks
The report notes the Colombo Powers offered to mediate with the United States if Washington rejects the Formosa talks proposal. Chou Enlai gave the statement after a luncheon with India and Burma representatives, with Nehru and Ban gdo n officials reportedly favoring direct talks to ease Far East tensions.
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Chou
India
Indo- Burma
Colombo
United States
Washington
Ceylon
John Kotelawala
Far East
Ban
Dust storms sweep across central and western U S regions
Dust clouds generated in the Oklahoma Panhandle and neighboring states reduced visibility to zero in many areas. Winds peaked near 76 mph at Roswell New Mexico, 70 mph Cheyenne Wyoming, and 64 mph La Junta Colorado. Colorado's U S 24 was closed. lights remained on in Eads as sun was obscured.
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Oklahoma Panhandle
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Panhandle
South
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Roswell
Cheyenne
Wyo
la Junta
Colo
Colorado State Patrol
Imon
Eads
Guymon
Okla
Lions Convene in Lubbock District Meeting
Dist Gov Jim Ed Waller of Plainview will preside over three Lion convention sessions in Lubbock. The event includes luncheons a banquet a breakfast and a dance with a Rockets Away buffet at Caprock Hotel. Sessions start 9 30 a m Monday at Lindsey Theatre with city officials welcoming visitors.
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Memorial Hall
First Methodist Church
Dist
Jim Ed Waller
Plainview
Lubbock Lions Club
Hub City Lions Club
South Plains Lions Club
Caprock
Lindsey Theatre
Richard Richards
Waller
Steve Matthews
Lubbock
Larry Fuller
Zone 11
Weather and cold front sweep across plains and Texas
Forecasters warned of a growing storm with scattered rain in the Panhandle. Tornado alerts stretched across Arkansas Missouri Kansas City and a wide swath from El Dorado Arkansas to Tupelo Mississippi. Dust storms and heat plagued parts of Texas with high 100s in Laredo Alice Corpus Christi and Brownsville while travel was hampered by dust and low visibility.
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Panhandle
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas City
el Dorado
Ark
Tupelo
Miss
Oklahoma
East Texas
Kansas
St. Joseph
Chanute
Kan
Cavers
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Central
South
Laredo
Dustless Day Forecast for Dusty Lubbock Area
Relief from blowing dust was forecast for today with partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures. The weather man predicted a high near 86 this afternoon as South Plains residents dig out from two days of wind driven sand after a windy spell that began Friday night. Lubbock recorded a Saturday high of 75 after a 92 Friday.
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Lubbock
Deaf Smith
Hereford
New Deal
Plains
Harold Close
Cecil Massey
Ray Cowsert
Neil Cooper
Homer Brumley
South Plains
Russia Invites Across River Mark Elbe Linkup Anniversary
Moscow radio broadcast an invitation signed by 15 Russians marking a Moscow Mos cmvy celebration on May 9 called victory Day over the Hitlerite Germany. In London the date echoes V E Day May 7 as the West observes. In America two groups plan Elbe Day events with five veterans groups forming a national committee led by Polowsky as spokesman.
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Polowsky
Russia
Germany
West
Moscow Radio
London
America
Poloweky
Parley At Summit Bulganin's Choice
Bulganin favors a parley at the summit with Ike and Eden, date to be set by the United States and Britain. He spoke to Western correspondents at a Molotov reception in Moscow during a Polish delegation anniversary week. The Polish guests aimed to mark the 10th anniversary of the Soviet Polish mutual aid treaty, with plans for a veterans’ invitation that did not materialize.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Eden
Bulganin
V. M Molotov
Spirodonovka Palace
Lions district convention details fill Lubbock schedule
Dallas speakers set 10:40 am address with nominations at 11:45 am. Burl F. Babcock of Sacramento to speak Monday afternoon at First Methodist Church after luncheons by the Childress Lions at Caprock Hotel and Amarillo Downtown at Lubbock Hotel. Necrology at 3:15 pm. Banquet at Memorial Hall with queen contestants. Caprock Hotel dance to follow. Tuesday breakfast at 7:30 am features Ralls Lions at the Lubbock Hotel with 600 guests. Project report due Tuesday morning, and election balloting for district governor and next convention city to follow. Official music by Plainview Lions and Salvation Army captain. Governor hopeful W. O. Dub Nelson of Childress. multiple regional officers listed. Caprock events lead to 12:30 pm Tuesday luncheon announcing new district governor and next convention city.
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Dallas
Burl F. Babcock
Sacramento
Calif
First Methodist Church
Childress Lions Club
Caprock Hotel
Amarillo
Lubbock Hotel
Lubbock
Dudley T. Strain
First Christian Church
David Zacharias
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Memorial Hall
Caprock
Bob Lamont
Ralls ‘Lions Club
Ralls Club
Corral
Lindsey Theater
State Lions Secy
Marlowe C. Fisher
Atlantic City
N. J
Texas Lions
Texas Lions League For Crippled Children
Frank Robertson
Kerrville
W. O
Dub) Nelson
Childress
Plainview Lions Club
Ernie Brock
Emmett White
Riley Armstrong
Homer Garrison
Bundy Bratcher
Salvation Army
Bob Short
Plainview
Gov
Waller
Duman
Ham Luna
Pampa
Coke Harlow
Perryton
Larry Fuller
McLean
Reion II
Billy Hunter
Puty
Betley
Wite Deer
Don Stark
Zone
Harold Close
Hereford
Charles Allen
Friona
Hubert_Henry
Littlefield
Regios V
Fred Mercer
Open House and Engineering Show highlight Texas Tech events
The 18th annual Home Economics Open House and 23rd annual Engineers Show drew large crowds despite wind driven sand. Texas Tech students organized demonstrations across 15 campus buildings including puppet shows, nursery tours, and a Jacquard loom weaving Texas and the college name into fabric.
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Texas Tech
Applied Arts
State of Texas
Texas Technological College
Lois Cleavinger
Don Mason
Legislators Delay on Water Money and Conferees
Legislators delay final decisions on funding and water conservation measures. The House approved the Senate’s $100 million water bond constitutional amendment but the Senate rejected amendments and named conferees. The House has not named its water conferees, hindering weekend talks. A $1 million per year tax bill stalled after tentative approval, with final action uncertain. The $1.2 billion spending bill remains in conference, risking the legislature’s end date and lawmakers’ pay.
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House
Senate
Shivers
GI housing rights abuse probes sweep multiple states
Investigators report veterans, builders and real estate agents exploiting GI home loan entitlements, selling rights at inflated prices while misleading lenders. Prosecutions underway in Atlanta, Houston, Abilene, Midland, El Paso, Oklahoma City, San Diego, with further checks in Los Angeles and Montgomery. VA foreclosures have cost about 23 million as 20,000 guarantees faced defaults amid rising home values.
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Mocksae Co
United States
Atlanta
Houston
Abilene
Midland
el Paso
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles
Montgomery
Ala
California
U.S. Treasury
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Jackson
Miss
Newark
N.J
Kentucky
United States pressures China on Formosa talks at Capitol Hill
Senate Republican leader Sen Knowland denounces Chou En Lai as inviting another Munich while House chair Richards says talks possible if Chou comes with bona fide proposals. State Dept says Hoover Jr. prepared statement with Eisenhower at Gettysburg farm as U S weighs motives behind Red China offer to discuss Formosa.
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SEATO
NATO
China
Chou
Formosa
U.S
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Asst
Sec
Walter
Robertson
Chiang
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Matsu
Quemoy
Red China
United Nations
Formosa Strait
Dag Hammarskiold
Peiping
U. S
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Reds
Powell
Bandung
Capitol Hill
Sen
Knowland
California
Chou Fn-lai
Munich
Richards
D-Sc
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Chou En-lai
Choa
State Department
Henry Suydam
Herbert Hoover Jr
Bytel
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Knife Attack At G I Forum Leaves Man Injured
Phillip Cavellere, 19, was treated at West Texas Hospital around 11:30 p.m. Saturday for two long knife wounds on his left cheek and throat. He identified his assailant only as Jesse He was stabbed at the G I Forum, Broad Way, amid a tense session as lawmakers argued over pay and government funding.
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Denis Weaver
Washburn
San Angelo
West Texas
Andrew H. Nelson
Nelson
Washburnn
Weaver
Harry E. Weaver
Navy Public Works Department
Associated Press
Here
Phillip Cavellere
Ave. E
West Texas Hospital
Jesse
G. I Forum
Blnck Broadway
Business Boom And Auto Makers Signal Strong 1955
Bell System revenue nears 1.5 billion as General Electric sees a new high in sales and profits. Auto industry records 1955 production with 1.859 million cars and 31,000 trucks in a week, GM and Chrysler reporting strong demand and orders. Steel for autos rises, Armco and others project continued 1965 strength. paper makers hit quarterly output records. a new rail freight policy awaits Congress. synthetic rubber plants move to private ownership. U.S. vacation spending projected at 10 billion.
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Craig
Bell System
Esrarene
General
Elec- Rubber Co
McGraw-Hillblishing Co
General Motors
L. Cothert
Chrysler Corp
Iron Age
Trade Weekly
W. Sebald
Armie Steel Corp
Fisenhower
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standout Jaycee Melvin Lisman Honored at Caprock Dinner
Melvin Lisman 26 of 2820 40th St received the Outstanding Jaycee of the Year award at the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner in the Caprock Hotel. He chaired the youth welfare committee and helped on 51 of 52 Jaycee projects last year. Howard Howell introduced awards. Rufus Bush announced officers and directors.
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Melvin Lisman
Rufus Bush
Hiram Jordan
Bob Bishop
Lisman
Jim Compton
Clayton Cunningham
Waldo Duke
Randy Billingsley
George King
Norman Igo
Bill McMillan Jr
Don Page
Harry Shaw
Rex Titsworth
Rufus Rush
Lowell Caddel
Senator George Predicts Global Shifts and Asia Stability
In a editors convention speech Senator George argues for strength in being and notes forthcoming shifts in world power. He predicts Russia returning near historic borders and a stabilizing Far East power balance. He foresees India and Japan reviving solidarity with potential Western alignment amid Nehru concerns.
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Ange
Far East
Asia
George
India
Japan
China
Nehru
Europe
West Germany
Sen George
Infant Gains Artificial Eye After Eye Replacement
An infant received an artificial eye with an implanted socket to enable movement. The cloudy cornea was replaced and a donor cornea transplanted. Mrs Crowson reported she could see again, recalling emotional moments when her vision returned.
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Ann
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Methodist Hospital
Rigney Auto Parts
L Pitts
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Borden Co
Arnce Armstrong
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Emory Ave
Taylor Hospital
McWhorter's School
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Fir Ave
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