Two Texas Pioneers Named To Cowboy Hall Of Fame
Oklahoma City January 18 Two Texans Stephen F Austin known as The Father of Texas and Oliver Loving a famed cattleman have been elected to the Cowboy Hall of Fame among 41 Westerners. Ground breaking for a 1 5 million unit of the museum has begun. Loving helped open the West and partnered with Goodnight on the Goodnight Loving Trail while Austin, born in Virginia, built vast cattle holdings and public service.
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Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Stephen F. Austin
Lone Star State
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Mexico
Virginia
Missouri
Connecticut
Kentucky
Austin
Dean
Loving
West
Lamar County
Collin County
Houston
Shreveport
Palo Pinto County
Chicago
Charles Goodnight
Fort Belknap
Pecos
Fort Sumner
N.M
Crow Creek
South Platte
Denver
Goodnight-Loving
Goodnight
Arms Agreement Seen By Stassen
Harold E. Stassen told the World Affairs Council Youth Forum in Philadelphia that the United States and Russia could reach a gradual arms agreement. He urged step by step opening up inspections and reducing armaments, warning a model war would hurt both sides. He also proposed seven major science and technical high schools for Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
United States
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Stassen
World Affairs Council Youth Forum
Trial site shifted in shotgun blast case at Lone Star plant
In Gilmer Texas District Judge Looney Lindsey moved the trial of J W Duffey charged with blasting a home during the Lone Star Steel Co strike to Quitman Wood County. Duffey released on 10000 bond with Feb 3 set, defense objects to fair trial in area near the steel plant citing local prejudice.
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Gilmer
Tex
Looney Lindsey
J. W. Duttey
Lone Star Steel Co
Quitman
Wood County
Lindsey
Duffey
R. L. Whitehead
Longview
Robert Blount
Robert
Blundell
Party Answers Needed To Win Soviet Radio Quiz
New York public relations man Jesse Gordon entered a Moscow radio quiz with answers from Harry Schwartz. Six of seven questions were factual. the controversial one claimed rapid development came from working people's freedom, while Moscow argued the opposite propaganda aimed to shape opinion.
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Jesse Gordon
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Black Sea
Gordon
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
Schwartz
Polio Victims Win $147,300 In Suit Against Cutter Labs
In Oakland on January 17 a jury awarded ten polio victims and their parents 147,300 from Cutter Laboratories after claiming the vaccine caused crippling. The panel, eight women and four men, heard this test case amid 31 other suits seeking 10 million dollars.
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Calif
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
Anne Eliisbeth Gottsbanker
Santa Pharhara
James Phipps
Monrovia
Cutter Cutter
Improved Transportation Of Petroleum Has Cut Oil Costs
Chicago reports that a Shell Pipe Line Corp. executive, J. T. Dickerson, says petroleum transport can cover 1400 miles for about 25 cents per barrel. He claims pipeline efficiency has reduced fuels and lubricants costs and predicts gasoline would rise at least 3 cents per gallon if current efficiencies were unchanged. He notes ocean-going tankers are the most economical for moving large volumes of oil.
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Chicago
Petroleum Pipeline Company
J. T. Dickerson
Shell Pipe Line Corp
American Petroleum Institute
Dickerson
Teachers Protest Ignores Youth in Education Plan
Washington January 19 an organization of 80 000 elementary teachers criticized President Eisenhower s proposed science education program for omitting early childhood education The statement was issued by Dr Sarah Lou Hammond president of the Association for Childhood Education International calling for a conference with the President to address the neglect of younger students and the vital early years in shaping learning attitudes and skills The group argues that math and science instruction begin in the early grades and the plan s lack of provisions for these years is a shocking omission.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Sarah Lou Hammond
Association For Childhood Education International
Prident
Eisenhower
British Expedition Nears South Pole in Antarctic Trek
A British led overland expedition headed by Sir Vivian Fuchs with Sir Edmund Hillary nears the South Pole. The 12 man party, traveling with Sno-Cats and Weasels, was 56 miles from the pole. Fuchs rejected advice to abandon the drive while Hillary and Adm. Dufek prepared for final flights to the pole before Antarctic winter.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Sir Edmund Hillary
Vivian Fuchs Fuchs
Pole
Hillary
Fuchs
Dr. Fuchs
Scott Base
Melayed
U. S
Navy
Murdo Sound
Ross Sea
Deep Freeze
New Zealand
Mt. Everest
Nion
Adm
George J. Dufek
Peter Mulgrew
General Blamed For Delay Of Satellite
Dr. Harvey Hall told the Tallahassee Rotary Club that Gen. Curtis LeMay blocked a proposed joint Navy Air Force satellite research program in 196 in a rigid view that blocked Navy involvement. Hall, now Florida State University physics head, said the refusal delayed satellite flight testing about eight years until the Vanguard program emerged through separate channels.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Office of Naval Research
Curtis LeMay
Harvey Hall
Navy
LeMay
Air Force
Hall
Staf
Florida State University
Vanguard
Body Recovered After Ice Plant Blast in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia rescuers pulled a sixth body from the wreckage of a cold storage plant blast. Emergency crews hunted for another victim presumed buried in debris after the Thursday explosion. The man identified was Franklin Jackson 29 year old Black employee. Foreman Charles W. Gray remained missing from Merchants Tea and Cold Storage Co. warehouse.
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Richmond
Franklin Jackson
Charles W. Gray
Merchants Tee and Cold Storage Co
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