Nehru reports U S open to action on Far East tensions
Washington dispatch reports Indian Prime Minister Nehru telling President Eisenhower that Red China expects a favorable U S move to ease tensions. He cites discussions with Chou En Lai on the detained Americans and notes U S policy as flexible.
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Warren Rogers Jr
Ashington
India
Nehru
Eisenhower
Red
Washington
Chou En-lai
Chou
United States
New Delhi
U.S
Nixon Hints At Raising Refugee Quota For Hungary
Vice President Nixon arrives in Vienna urging the United States to take in more Hungarian refugees. President Eisenhower will decide the quota before Congress reconvenes, with reports suggesting a possible 10 000 figure. Nixon pledges full U.S. share and seeks immigration law changes to admit more refugees.
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Richard M. Nixon
Vienna
Austria
United States
Carl Hartman
America
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
U.S
U. S
Hungary
Fog Shrouds Highway in Fatal Four Vehicle Crash
Two Floydada brothers, James Wallace Jones 54 and Oscar D Jones 52, died when their 1955 sedan rear collided with a Ford Model A on U S Highway 82 fourteen miles west of here amid misty rain and dense fog. One other occupant was hospitalized. The crash near Paris halted by highway patrol noted rear impact. the Model A driver from Denison was treated in good condition and released. The brothers were en route to Hugo Oklahoma to hire help for Jim Jones farm eight miles south of Friona.
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Tulsa
Plainview
Hale Center
Orion
Dee
Lubbock
Littlefield
Olton
Floydada
Matador
Motley County
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Jim) Jones
Oscar D Jones
Bear
Jones Brothers
Denison
Paris
Jones
Fry Gibbs
Harmon Funeral Home
Hugo
Okla
Jimones
Frordana
Oscar
Confeo Brothers
Convict Brews Murder Charge After Gaines Prison Fistfight
In Gaines County jail an argument between two inmates Monday led to the death of Walter Emmick a 45 year old Yoakum county farmer and convicted murderer. J D Brewer of Seminole faces a murder with malice charge for a strike with a coffee mug wrapped in socks that killed Emmick Tuesday. Investigators report the mug was used just under the right ear. Authorities continued to seek further details on the alleged jailbreak motive.
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Ole
Gaines County
J. D. Brewer
Seminole
Walter Emmick
Emmick
Bee Gaines Page
Bandit Nets $229 In Amarillo Liquor Store Robbery
Amarillo police seek a suspect who at about 7 p.m. robbed Ike Johnson, owner of a downtown liquor store, of $229 after buying wine, then returning with a hidden pistol. The thief forced Johnson to lie on the floor and fled into Christmas shoppers.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
Ike Johnson
Berserk gunman terrorizes Ngola area killing three
A berserk gunman Merlin McNaughton killed three neighbors and wounded two others before surrendering to a 125 man posse with the four year old daughter of two wounded victims in tow. Police found the bodies of a father and son in nearby homes as they hunted for more victims. McNaughton, 40, carried a .45 pistol and a 30 cal rifle after entering through an unlocked door late Monday night. He made no confession and remains in a mental state officials say unlikely to change.
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United Press
Ngola
Ind
Merlin McNaughton
Ray
Angola
McNaughton
McNaughton’s
Indiana
Michigan
Murder clues stir probe into 300 wills at seaside town
Police arrest Dr. James Bodkin Adams in Astbourne on murder charges linked to Edith Morrell, heiress of about 170000 dollars. Investigators tied the case to a Scotland Yard inquiry into hundreds of wills of elderly women dating back 20 years. Also charged are drug acts violations and concealment of morphine. death ruled as possible stroke with poisoning suspected.
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Associated Press
Astbourne
England
James Bodkin Adams
Willa
Scotland Yard
English Channel
Edith Alice Morrell
Dr. Adams
Britain
Adams
Request To Remove Yule Tree Tabled Until After Holidays
UK State Police asked Speculator officials to remove a 35 foot community Christmas tree in the village square citing a traffic hazard. The Village Board tabled the request until after December 25 to consider the matter.
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N.Y
Adirondack
U.S. Scientist Flees Behind Iron Curtain
Orest Stephen Makar a 47 year old physicist renounced U S citizenship and went to Russia. He held a limited access to secret documents at White Sands proving grounds where rockets and missiles are tested. Army records say he worked eight months in 1952 1953 as a optics specialist on non critical activities. The Air Force found no evidence he ever worked at Holloman AFB New Mexico.
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Sam Fogg Tashington
INS
United States
Russia
White Sands
N.M
Makar
Holloman Air Force Base
New Mexico
Air Force
Nno
Holloman
Army
Ukraine
Bee Scientist
Windows Damaged As Vandals Go On Shooting Spree
Several theft and vandalism cases were reported to police on Wednesday. Pellet gun damage hit Self Furniture Co. at 3324 34th St causing about 720 in losses for four of six windows.
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Self Furniture Co
34Th St
Opal Finley
22Nd St
Brown Grocery
Globe
Hungary May Seek U S Loan For Economic Relief
Reports from Vienna indicate Hungary may request a 400 million US loan to prevent economic disaster. Premier Janos Kadar could reshuffle the government before asking Western nations for aid, as Moscow-sidelined Hungary cannot secure funds from Russia. Meanwhile Gyorgi Marosan accused rebels of massacring Jews in provincial villages after driving them from Budapest.
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United P
Vienna
Hungary
United States
Budapest
Red
Janos Kadar
West
Russia
Kadar
Gyrogi Marosan
Marosan
Israel Refuses Gaza Return Editorial Summary
The item notes Israel's stance on Gaza return issues with editorial framing. It references multiple sections and pages across the edition and mentions various named sections and topics without detailed specifics. The piece signals ongoing debate over Gaza return policy and regional security.
Bus Driver Arrested for Passing Stopped School Bus
Police in Ridgefield Park New Jersey arrested Malcolm Billows 48 on Tuesday on charges of passing a stopped school bus while driving a school bus.
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Associated Press
Asking Ridge
Malcolm Billows
Dallas judge bars immediate school integration ruling
Federal Judge William H. Atwell rejected the Supreme Court's school integration decision as not based on law and delayed immediate integration in Dallas. He said civil rights imply civil wrongs if white students must leave Dallas schools to admit colored students and argued the ruling rests on modern psychological knowledge rather than legal principle.
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Associated Press
Allas
William H. Atwell
Supreme Court
Dallas
Ayst Jones
Weather Mep Page 2 Forecast for Lubbock Area
Fog in the morning hours then clearing and warmer. Light variable winds. Low around 28, high near 58.
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