Western Big Three invite Khrushchev to April summit
The Western Big Three formally invite Nikita Khrushchev to an April summit while Charles de Gaulle pledges a new plan for French NATO cooperation and reassures Konrad Adenauer on West Berlin occupation rights. Eisenhower plans a four day state visit for de Gaulle to Washington with talks on disarmament Berlin and East West relations.
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Avalanche-Journal
ARIS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
U.S
Eisenhower
Washington
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Berlin
Germany
Hotel Fire Fatal To Five Guests
A Sunday night blaze at the Hollam Hotel on South Main Street in Lima Ohio killed at least five elderly guests. The two story building burned primarily on the top floor with victims burned or suffocated. Firemen faced difficulty in controlling the fire as it spread through the largely decayed top floor.
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Lima
Ohio
UPI
Hollam
South Main Street
Couple and children die in Florida family murder
The bodies of Cliff Walker 25 Christine 22 and children James 5 and Debbie 2 were found in their ranch home near Sarasota. The parents and son were shot while the daughter drowned in the bathtub. Authorities suspect a family friend as killer. the attack likely occurred Saturday night. The scene suggested a single shooter using a .22 caliber rifle.
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United Press International
Qarasota
Fla
Here
Cliff Walker
Christine
James
Debbie
Walker
Don McLeod
Ross Boyen
Sarasota County
Father of Missing Miami Tot Found in New York
A 5-year-old girl traveling alone from Miami arrived in New York by bus and was safely reunited with her father Jung Leen a Chinese laundry worker at the Children's Center. Evelyn Leen greeted him with joy and he sheltered her from the cold as they left.
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Evelyn
New York
Miami
Fla
Jung Leen
Bronx
Leengi
Maria Resto
Florida
Associated Press
Children’s Center
Leen
Little Evelyn
Teen-Ager in Seminole Aims High With FFA Projects
Billy Holcomb, 17, estimates last year’s net profit at 8000 to 10000 dollars to fund college. He raises a few calves for his Future Farmers of America project and, with his father Gaines County agent Calvin Holcomb, grows 70 acres of cotton and even tried hog farming. His grand champion steer sold for 11000 at Houston Fat Stock Show, but he kept the animal. He plans to study agriculture.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Eminole
Billy Holcomb
Holcomb
Farmer of America
Calvin JD. Holcomb
Gaines County
Houston
el Paso
Calvin Holcomb
Steel Talks Resume As Union Demands Reach New Heights
Steel executives agreed to resume talks on an industry to company basis amid union pressure. Federal mediator Finnegan summons both sides to Washington for a 1 p.m. session as 11 major firms push a cap on demands while the United Steelworkers press for broader bargaining terms.
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United Press International
Ashington — Steel Management
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Joseph F. Finnegan
Washington
Herrington Shot In Office Then Tied And Robbed
Three Lubbock men are charged with assault with intent to murder after a dawn attack on Crosbyton marshal J. T. Herrington. The suspects fled at speeds near 110 mph in a chase ending with Herrington bound, dumped outside, and later taken to Methodist Hospital for surgery on a leg wound.
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Avalanche-Journal
Crosbyton
Lubbock
Crosby County
J. T
Slime) Herrington
Lorenzo
Herrington
Methodist Hospital
James Arthur Columbus
Jesse James Sephus
Alvin Woods Jr
Dist. Atty
George Gilkerson
Harry Jung
Texas Rangers
Jung
Gilkerson
Dawson County
Crosby
Secret: A confidence that travels without a name
A witty remark between women about a whispered secret and the cascade of rumors it sparks. The piece notes how one friend asks secrecy while the other remains unaware of who should be kept in the dark.
Assassination attempt on Castro official fails
In Havana gunmen wounded three men near an automobile tied to the minister of labor Augusto Martinez Sanchez. Police said the shooting was an apparent assassination attempt though Martinez Sanchez was not present at the time.
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Havana
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Martinez Sanchez
Nine Dead in Two-Deck Bus and Cattle Truck Crash Near Tucson
A Greyhound bus carrying Christmas travelers and a cattle truck collided on U S Highway 80 about 11 miles east of Tucson. Nine people died and 32 were injured, including a two-year-old child. Bus driver Barney Boyd of El Paso was among the dead. James Stewart of Del Rio Texas operated the cattle truck.
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Tucson
Ariz
Greyhound
Stewart
Boyd
Lee
U.S. Highway 80
James Stewart
del Rio
Tex
Avalanche-Journal
Here
Lubbock
Barney Lee Boyd
el Paso
C. D. Boyd
Ave. W
Eugene Bass
25Th St
el Hn Catia Eel Niedeaaan Paso
Roger Touhy
Touhy
Vals
Walter Miller
Miller
Goodfellows Seek Funds For 26th Year Drive
Chief Goodfellow leads a weekend appeal to raise seven thousand dollars for the annual charity drive in Lubbock. An accident report about two cars near the wreckage proved false as three Texas servicemen aided escape from a bus in a mass injury scare. The Western Greyhound incident on schedule 5328 from Los Angeles to New Orleans prompted praise from the company claims director. Donations listed include Jere T. Kirk and others bringing the fund total to 86 950.77. 18 drives previously held with no prior year goal this large.
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Texas
Air Force
Western Greyhound
C. D. Gould
San Francisco
Gould
Los Angeles
New Orleans
el Paso
Tex
Arizona Highway Patrol
Goodfellows
Lubbock
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