Talks May Heal Growing Biff Top of Week’s Good News
The week's balance sheet weighs good and bad news in the cold war with Eisenhower inviting Prime Minister Churchill to Washington for a thorough review of foreign policy. A high level U S British conference is expected to be pivotal and one of the era’s most important meetings.
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Murder Cases Set For Trial In Two Derrick County Cases
Two murder cases against Henry Gibson and Leocadio Cavarrubio are set for 10 a.m. Monday in 99th District Court by Judge James G. Denton. Gibson’s co-defendant Harold Evans faces no trial date yet. Ivory Gibson Jr. was previously found guilty of murder in Sweetwater and given 75 years.
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99Th District Court
James G. Denton
Henry Gibson
Lubbock
Leocadio Cavarrubio
Gibson
Harold Eugene Evans
White
Dryer and Lee
Broadway
Ave. A
Evans
Ivory Gibson Jr
A. S. Mauzey
32Nd District Court
Sweetwater
Tom Clinton
Ralph Daniel
Denton
Travis Shelton
Cavarrubio
Felix Sarabia Bustillos
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Bustillos
17Th St
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Housewives Return To Normal After Army McCarthy Hearings End
Washington dispatch notes normalcy returns as eight weeks of turmoil end. Households resume chores while retail activity may rise. McCarthy era figures ease back to routine as hearings conclude and political campaigns resume. Welch, Jenkins reflect on service and future plans amid a quiet Capitol fade.
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Washington
Moil
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
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G. David Schine
Roy M. Cohn
National Guard
McClellan
Sen
John J. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Joseph N. Welch
Boston
Jenkins
Welch
Army
Ray H. Jenkins
Tennessee Subcommittee
Knoxville
Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
Tenn
Murder Charge Filed In Merkel Shooting
Billy Gaither of Sweetwater faced murder with malice charges after a gunfight that killed Abilene officer J Spann. Gaither was wounded five times and held at a hospital under guard as two female companions were jailed. Officer W T Davis and Abilene police responded to a disturbance call near Merkel, Texas. Davis said Gaither disarmed three policemen before the shootout. Conditions were reported as improved for Gaither with possible recovery.
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Guatemala Editor Jose A. Miranda Reported Assassinated
The Inter American Press Association said it has information that Jose A. Miranda editor of Mundo Libre in Guatemala was assassinated. It stated a protest was sent to President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman by association president Miguel Sanz Dulret, and noted earlier reports of his arrest.
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Mexico City
Inter-American Press Assn
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Mundo Libre
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Arbenz
Migual Sanz Duret
Earth to Mars Distance Ranges From 35 to 235 Million Miles
The article notes the Earth Mars distance varies widely from a near 35 million miles at closest approach to about 235 million miles when planets are on opposite sides of the Sun. It explains orbital geometry affects monthly separations.
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