Educated Zebra to Spotlight at ABC Rodeo Show
The world's only educated zebra named Ribbons will perform at the ABC Rodeo in Lubbock, shown nightly Wednesday through Saturday. Trained by Tom and Jim White of Carlsbad New Mexico, the zebra performs high school style tricks, jumps cars, and vaults on hind legs in the rodeo's specialty act. The event marks the first sports program in the city’s new arena.
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ABC Rodeo
Carlsbad, N.M
Tom
Jim White
Ribbons
Theorld
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Bernie Howell
C.S. Tramel
Ray Beasor
Wolfforth
Robert Alexander
Slide
A. L. Allison
Jewell Koonz
Side
B. J .Hood
Harlan Webb
Caprock
American Business Club
Optimists Club
South Plains Lions Club
Sheriff's Posses
South Plains
Bill Pittman
ABC
New Municipal Coliseum
Tom and
Carlsbad
Steel and Union Start Fresh Talks to Avert 650000 Strike
In New York on June 16 steel management and United Steel Workers negotiators began extended talks aimed at a contract to prevent a 650000 man strike ending June 30. The 22 hour session followed the union rejection of a Big Three offer from U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic.
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New York
United Steel Workers of America
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem and
Republic
Teens Held After Found In Stolen Auto In Cotulla
Two teenage girls and a teenage boy were held for College Station authorities after being found in a stolen car in Cotulla. A fourth teen, remaining at large, is believed to be with them. The youths had attended a 4 H roundup at Texas A&.M College and were reported missing after failing to check in at dormitories.
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Cotulla
Tex
College Station
Frank Newman
Newman
Texas Aem College
Bellevue
Dallas City County
Bove
Eisenhower Signs Bill Giving Bonham Excess Land
President Eisenhower signed a bill granting Bonham Texas 21.9 acres of Veterans Administration land for recreation. The tract is part of 101 acres bought in 1947 for 27000 dollars and declared excess last year. The land reverts to the government if not used for recreation. The budget bureau opposed the bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Tex
Veterans Administration
Budget Bureau
Young Brother Of Liberace Booked As Burglary Suspect
Rudolph L. Liberace, 24, brother of TV star, was booked on suspicion of burglary after being found in a parked car near a residence in Gra nado Hills. Officers said he admitted searching for his wife and had taken a few drinks. Liberace denied burglary links. The incident follows another report about New York seniors' incomes.
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van Nuys
Calif
Rudolph L. Liberace
R. J. Madsen
E. C.hayes
Dick Miller
Granada Hills
Miller
Madsen
Hayes
Young Liberace
Warner Bros
John Sublette
Liberace
Rudolph
Rud
Husband fakes drowning to scare wife charged with disorderly conduct
An accomplice told his wife he vanished on a Saturday to pretend he drowned in Lake Michigan. Licht admitted the stunt was meant to frighten his wife Louise as a prank.
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Milagu
vMe
Sala Licht
Frank Licht
Lake Michigan
Louise
Licht
Blood Types Linked To Disease Susceptibility
A University of Iowa study presented at the AMA meeting shows blood type may influence risk for peptic ulcers and pernicious anemia, with type O at higher risk and type B and AB less affected. Findings echo English Danish and Swiss research and suggest heredity may help explain disease susceptibility while not ruling out bacteria viruses or stress as factors.
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Edwin Diamond
Chicago
Iowa
J. A. Buckwalter
University of Iowa
American, ‘Medical Association
Buckwalter
Newsmen
University Hospital
Towa
Buckwaiter
AMA
United States
Hoover warns heat drives crime rise in summer
FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover cautions that killers, rapists and robbers peak in hot weather. In his annual crime report amid an eight day heat wave, murders surged from July to September and rapes and aggravated assaults rose starting in July with a peak in August.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
RAF transport plane crash near Perak jungle
A Royal Air Force transport plane carrying nine people crashed yesterday in the Perak jungle, Malaysia. A search party reached the scene and reported no survivors. The mission involved dropping supplies to jungle security units amid illnesses and other hazards.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Royal Air Force
Perak
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Wile
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LEE
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