Wiley Raps Attacks On Foreign Policy In Senate
Sen. Alexander Wiley urges a moratorium on irresponsible criticism of U.S. foreign policy saying critiquing the government harms Allied unity and emboldens Communist foes. He calls for stronger Southeast Asia commitments and prompt European and Asian policy steps. He cites Indochina and Dulles as targets of hostile remarks.
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European royalty to tour Greece on 12 day sea junket
A Greek palace source says King Paul and Queen Frederika will host a 12 day sea junket around Greece aboard the Agamemnon for late August. The guest list features Queen Juliana of the Netherlands, ex kings Umberto Mihai Simeon and pretenders Count of Paris and Don Juan, plus numerous princes and princesses from Europe. The voyage aims to boost tourism with a quiet family atmosphere and no royal aides aboard.
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Romania
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Spain
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Naples
Floydada Rites Set for R. N. Burgett
Funeral services for Robert Needom Burgett 83 retired farmer who died of a heart ailment at home will be held 3 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church Floydada Rev Joe Wilson officiating Burgett born in Alabama came to Texas in 1901 lived in Commerce Wichita Falls and Floyd County since 1912 He is survived by four sons Zollie A Burgett Floydada Willie Burgett Clovis NM John Burgett Bowie Lester Burgett Garland two brothers Wesley Burgett Lamesa and John Burgett Horton Ala two sisters Mrs Carroll McDaniel and Miss Lillie Burgett Horton and a host of grandchildren and great grandchildren
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First Baptist Church
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Burgett
Alabama
Texas
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Wichita Falls
Floyd County
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Willie Burgett
Clovis
N.M
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Bowie
Lester Burgett
Garland
Wesley Burgett
Lamesa
Horton
Ala
Carroll McDaniel
Lillie Burgett
Parched Coloradoans Sudden Recipients Of Drenching Rains
Parts of southeastern Colorado received heavy rain as cloudbursts dumped up to five inches, hydrating parched rangelands and fields. The storm isolated Trinchera, 35 miles southeast of Trinidad, by washing out bridges on State Highway 55.
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Colo
Colorado
Trinchera
Mother of Dead Man Seeks Support for Suspect Wife
Cordelia White Montgomery, grieving mother, appeals Spencer friends for funds to defend Norma Jean White, widow of Clarence White, charged with murder. Montgomery left Indianapolis to rally aid, seeking a competent lawyer for the arraignment as she cares for two grandchildren from the accused woman.
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Cordelia White Montgomery
Norma Jean White
Clarence
Bob) White
Tommy
Diane
White
Farmhouse Fire Kills Six in Diaz Arkansas
Six people die when a farm house near Diaz Arkansas burns down. Five victims are Rufus Williams' children aged 2 to 6, along with his brother Eddie Williams' child. Rufus and Beatrice Williams escape with minor burns. Cause of the blaze is yet undetermined.
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Singer Lu Ann Simms Weds Loring Buzzell in New York
A crowd of 1500 filled St Raphael's Church and overflowed onto the sidewalk for the marriage of Lu Ann Simms 22 singer on the Arthur Godfrey Show to Loring Buzzell 26 a New York music publisher.
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New York
St. Raphael's Church
Lu Ann Simms
Arthur Godfrey
Loring Buzzell
Disaster Relief Hits 66 Million in Federal Aid
President Eisenhower reported Congress that $66,683,033 in federal disaster relief has been provided to states since 1951 for floods drought and other calamities. He urged states to expand relief without federal aid where possible and noted streamlining under the Civil Defense Administration.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Federal
Civil Defense Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Discovery of Ceres the Largest Known Asteroid
The largest asteroid Ceres, about 500 miles in diameter, was discovered in 1801.
Testimonial Proof Requested for Wide Range Ailments
Write to Spears Chiro Practic Sanitarium and Hospital in Denver Colorado for testimonial proof of results in arthritis cancer polio epilepsy rheumatic fever multiple sclerosis cerebral palsy muscular dystrophy strokes heart liver skin stomach kidney and many other ailments.
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Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Army develops supercommunications channel surpassing coaxial cable
The New York Times reports a Fort Monmouth New Jersey dispatch stating the Army is developing a high efficiency supercommunications channel that can transmit 30 programs at once and outperforms coaxial cable for multiple television network operations.
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Fort Monmouth
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