Big Four Parley Ends With Main Issues Left To Ministers
The article reports that despite hopes for progress, the Big Four conference left key issues unresolved for ministers. President Truman stressed mankind’s desire for freedom from war and urged greater mutual understanding to aid future agreements. The president’s Geneva-to-Washington travel schedule is noted. A Soviet spokesman discussed last-minute summit developments.
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Washington
Geneva
U.S. Sec. of
John Foster
Nineteen GOP Senators Back Ike Plan for Blueprints Swap
Nineteen Republican senators issued a united statement praising President Eisenhower's proposed exchange of military blueprints with the Soviet Union. They urged careful congressional consideration if the Russians accept, as Knowland Bridges and other leaders reportedly resisted pre‑announcement.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Nixon
Congress
Sen. CaSe
R-Nj
Sen. Knowland
California
GOP
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
Knowland
Bridges
Sen
Millikin
Colorado
Ike
United Nations
New York
Bulganin
United States
League of Nations
Kilgore Council Seeks lawful, peaceful end to segregation efforts
Kilgore officials say local councils in southern states oppose coercive tactics to maintain segregation. They deny coordinating with national groups while confirming plans for a business meeting to finalize aims. Over 300 members have joined with a goal of 1,900, with possible Negro participation.
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Mississippi
Georgia
South
Kilgore
U.S. Supreme Court
Masters
National Assny For
Kilgore Junior College
Sheehy
Tyleraoe
ODonnell Rodeo Stars Lead Local Parade Highlights
O Donnell residents dominate rodeo results with 17 year old Lynn County sheriff’s posse member Da Onne Vickers and Ruth Jones among top juniors. Lubbock County Sheriff’s Posse wins parade trophy ahead of Post Stampede Cowboys and Gaines County Posse. numerous clubs place in floats and clowns perform. Don Workman suffers minor knee injury. Red Watley Crosbyton wins calf roping and Mildred Farris Iowa Park leads girls barrel race amid three day event.
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Lubbock Posse
Lubbock County Sheriff's Posse
Post Stampede Cowboys
Gaines County Sheriff's Posse
Dawson County Sheriff's Posse
Slaton Rangers
Woodrow Boots and Saddle Club
Wells and
O'Donnell
Satuday
John Ellis
O'Donnell Roping Club
F. M. Jones
Dallas Vaughn
J. T. Middleton Jr
Claude Schooler
C. R. Burleson
Dee Reese
San Angelo
J. T. Middleton Sr
Don Workman
Littlefield
Red Watley
Crosbyton
Mildred Farris
Iowa Park
A. D. Reed
Ackerly
Dee Burrus
Rube Smith
James Jones
Crowell
A. DD
Reed
Jim Smith
Buddy Ham
Andrews
Dewey Arms
Petrolia
John Farris
Wayne Brown
Judy Reid
Jimmy Moore
Postern Burden
Roswell
N.M
Split Rd
Eddie Stewart
Tooter Shanklin
Lubbock
Town Park
Sadie Smith
Gail
Dayphone Vineyard
Kress
Donnell Echols
Lamesa
Bill Phinizy
Clifton Smith
Childress
Jimmy Taylor
Big Spring
Bill Killin
Breckenridge
Tommy Riley
Snyder
O. L. Harris
Hobbs
Bill Killion
Kiwanis Clubs Plan Joint Lubbock Luncheon Meeting
Nineteen Plainview Kiwanis members will join Lubbock Kiwanis for a Thursday luncheon. M. L. Matheney, Plainview president, announced the visit and they will travel to Lubbock on the Santa Fe line and return by special bus.
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Ninteen
Plainview Kiwanis Club
Lubbock Kiwanians
M. L. Matheniy
Plainview Group
Lubbock
Santa Fe Oe
Plainview Youngster Hurt Slightly When Hit By Car
Eugene Albert Ferguson three year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert H Ferguson of 211 East 4th Street Plainview was hospitalized tonight after being struck by a car in downtown Plainview at about 515 pm He suffered lacerations and bruises and was taken to Plainview Hospital by Wood Mitchell ambulance Police said he crossed the intersection at East 6th Street and Ash Street and the car driven by Mrs Paul nonew stopped immediately
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Plainview
Eugene Albert Ferguson
Albert H. Ferguson
E. 4Th St
Plainview Hospital
Wood- Mitchell
E. 6Th St
Ash St
Paul Nonew
Rites Slated Monday For Dickens Pioneer Death of Spur Farmer
Joseph Lasatte Thannich 62 of Spur died Saturday at 1 15 p m Services set for Monday at 2 30 p m at Church Of Christ with C V Allen officiating Burial will be in Dickens Cemetery under Chandler Funeral Home Pallbearers listed Survivors include wife three daughters two sons three stepchildren and numerous relatives from Texas and New Mexico
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Spur
Joseph Lasatte Thannich
Dickens County
Church of Christ
V. Allen
Bob Copeland
Dickens Cemetery
Chandler Funeral Home
Melvin Rankin
Sears Ingey
Gifford Phillips
R. L. Bensos
Willie Williams
Dan Pritchett
Juanita Drennon
Muleshoe
Dolly Jo Byrd
Tommy Lou Williams
Lockney
Claude
Hart
Essie Hisey
Taft
Alta Pope
Fort Worth
Collin Denson
Ft. Worth
Robert
Albuquerque
N. M
Ruff
Harrison
Ark
Hardy
van Horn
Ella Merriman
Sparrows and a Helpful Stranger at a Car Trouble Rescue
A newsroom vignette describes Gerald Judkins aiding with a stubborn sparrow trapped in a service station window. Mrs. Wayne L. Kelly and her daughter Carole Anne join to free the bird after failed attempts with mismatched station sizes. The tale ends with the sparrow released and the reporters resuming work.
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Gerald Judkins
Ith St
Pickle
Wayne L. Kelly
Kelly
Carole Anne
33Rd St
Judkins
Kellys
Kelleys
Four Youths Held After Gang Attacks On Boys Here
Two 17 year olds were jailed and two 16 year olds held in juvenile ward after allegedly ganging up on a lone 17 year old near 26th St and Canton Ave then attacking three younger boys aged 11 to 13 near 13th and Ave. Officers may file assault charges against the older youths. The younger boys will appear before juvenile officer John Wilson.
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City
John Wilson
26Th St
Canton Ave
13Th
Ave
Coast Guard Rescues Brahma Bull Stuck on Bay Waterfront
Coast Guardsmen corral a stray Brahma bull that slipped onto the bay while being loaded on a freighter. The bull led the guardsmen a quarter mile along the waterfront before it was finally rescued and confined.
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San Francisco
Coast Guardsmen
Coast Guard
Ne Ee
Engineering Dean Search Parallels In Tech Alumni Careers
The incoming and outgoing engineering deans share parallel career paths. Both earned chemical engineering degrees from Tech, Holcomb in 1937 and Bradford in 1942. Each built extensive industry experience before returning to education, with Holcomb becoming Tech’s first alumnus to serve as a dean.
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Corporation
Tech
Holcomb
Bradford
Hie
Engineer Bradford Named Young Dean at Tech
Dr Bradford, 32, will become one of the nation’s youngest engineering deans. He earned his PhD at Case and has held roles at Tech and Case Institute of Technology, including director of the radioisotopes laboratory and lecturer posts. He is married to Betty Vaughn and belongs to multiple professional societies.
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Bradford
Holcomb
Jones
Dr. Bradford
E. N. Jones
Tech
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Air Force
Amarillo College Grad
Standard Oil Co
Whiting
Ind
Pan American Refining Corp
Texas City
Amarillo College
Case
the American Assn
Consulting Chemists and Chemical Engineers
American Society of Testing Materials
Atomic Industrial Forum
Sigma Xi
Alpha Chi Sigma
Tau Beta Pi
Betty Vaughn
Weston A. Pettey
32Nd St
Lubbock
Births Alive Across Local Homes and Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Benito Carrizales Rt 4 Tahoka welcome a daughter weighing pounds 6 ounces at 9 45 am Saturday at Lauf Clinic. The father is a farmer. Mr and Mrs Adolph San Miguel Rt 8 Lubbock welcome a daughter weighing 6 pounds tae ounces at Lauf Clinic. The father is a laborer. Mr and Mrs E Bingham Meadow Go bird welcome a daughter weighing 7 ounces at 2 55 pm Saturday at West Texas Hospital. The father is a farmer. Mr and Mrs Donnie FE ta Post welcome a daughter weighing 6 pounds 14% ounces at 1 17 pm Saturday at West aeaae wanes. The father is a Texas Tech student. Mr and Mrs Don Taylor 4612 A Boston Ave welcome a daughter weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces at 6 08 am Saturday at Methodist Hospital. The father is employed by Magnolia. Mr and Mrs Claud Parrish 1365 23rd St welcome a daughter weighing 8 pounds 2% ounces at 11 26 am Saturday at Methodist Hospital. The father is educated at Southside Church of ris.
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Benito
Adolph San Miguel
Rt. 8
Lubbock
Lide Pin
Lauf Clinic
E. Bingham
Meadow
West Texas Hospital
Donnie FE
West Aeaae
Don Taylor
Boston Ave
Methodist Hospital
Magnolia
Claud Parrish
23Rd St
Southside
Ris
Missing Hale Center woman linked to voodoo tale and war-era statesman
The Hale Center case centers on Andrea Phares who disappeared May 4 after visiting Lubbock with sister-in-law Mrs Iva Bottoms. Her abandoned car was found near Hale Center with $1400 in the billfold. Officials treat her death as possible but unconfirmed, while unrelated passages recount Cordell Hull and other postwar diplomacy accolades.
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Geneva
Europe
Germany
West Germany
Lubbock
Iva Bottoms
Phares
Bill Phares
Phares Lincoln
Bill
Hale Center
Texas Rangers
Plainview
Africa
Haiti
Andrea
Showdown Looms to Morrow in Texas Party Fight
State Rep J O Gillham of Brownfield and J E Wheat of Woodville join longtime Shivers ally C T McLaughlin Snyder oil operator Lloyd Bentsen Jr and Houston’s Bryan Blalock to plan a conservative Democrat precinct organization for 1956 conventions. The liberal wing led by Bob Sawtelle aims to build strength for 1956 as both factions prepare for precinct and county conventions.
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Morrow
J. O. Gillham
Brownfield
J. E. Wheat
Woodville
Shivers
C. T McLaughlin
Snyder
Lloyd Bentsen Jr
McAllen
Bryan Blalock
Houston
Myron Blalock
Sandlin
Burglary At Cafe Uplifts Cash Stolen
Detectives Charlie Lewis and John Arnold investigated a cafe burglary in which $300 in cash and small checks disappeared. They believe intruders loaded the safe onto a car or truck at the side of the building after forcing a drive in door. The burglary occurred between 2:30 a.m. and 7 a.m. Saturday. search around Lubbock failed to locate the safe.
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Charlie Lewis
John Arnold
Soviet farm tour includes corn breeding discussions at Iowa State
Two men focused on corn breeding stayed to hold conferences with Prof. G F Sprague of Iowa State College. The Matskeviec group toured Iowa Falls hog station, farm implement outlets, a bank, lumber yard, cooperative elevator and cream plant. A picnic in the town park featured hot dogs and watermelon amid a broader U S farmers tour in Ukraine receiving enthusiastic receptions.
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G. F. Sprague
Iowa State College
Matskeviec
Iowa Falls
Ukraine
U.S
Home Adds Bedroom and Bath for Bullocks on 26th Street
A bedroom and bath were added to the residence of Mr and Mrs Earl Bullock at 2628 26th St in a frame and asbestos siding project estimated to cost 2000 dollars.
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Thei
Earl Bullock
26Th St
Delegates Named for May State Convention
The May convention will select Texas delegates to the national convention in Chicago. With 1956 a presidential election year both parties mobilize early to press their influence in the Democratic nomination fight.
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Texas
Chicago
Rainfall totals and temperatures across the state
Rain fell across the region with Galveston reporting 1.05 inches on Saturday as the state's highest total. Crockett Electra recorded over .3 inches. Salt Flat and El Paso .23 and .28 inches. Other readings included Austin .11 and College Station .04. Temperatures ranged from 79 at El Paso to 103 at Presidio with many cities in the 90s. A lightning strike hit a 500 barrel Salt Dome Oil Corp tank near Baytown causing a 300 barrel loss. Weather officials warned of continued thunder shower activity Sunday.
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Galveston
Crockett
Electra
Salt Flat
el Paso
Austin
Palacios
Beaumont
Victoria
College Station
Presidio
Wichita Falls
Mineral Wells
Laredo
Fort Wortha
Dallas
del Rio
Abilene
Junction
Childress
Dalhart
San Angelo
Sherman
San Antonio
Wink
Brownsville
Lufkin
Corpus Christi
Houston
Port Arthur
Salt Dome Oil Corp
Cotton Lake
Baytown
Bakers Hill
Talbott Probe Heats Up With Air Force Memo Link
The Talbott inquiry sees an Air Force memo tying Talbott to a call about RCA contracts. Johnson's memo notes part of the conversation and Johnson and Ewing as potential witnesses. White House officials deny a Talbott focused meeting while Mundt reports no session occurred. The subcommittee declines to act on Talbott's offer to exit Mulligan partnership.
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RCA
Talbott
John A. Johnson
Air Force General Counsel
Air Force
McClellan
D-Ark
Johnson
Ewing
New York Times
Eisenhower
Times
Nixon
Atty
Brownell
Sherman Adams
Wilton B. Persons
Geneva
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Subcommittee
White House
Mulligan
Ihe
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