McElroy Hints Burke Could Lose Post Over Pentagon Stand
McElroy told the House Armed Services Committee on April 2 that Burke might lose his post due to views on the Pentagon plan. He said military personnel could testify to Congress fully and frankly but could not attack the President's plan in public or ble speeches without risking correction.
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Correc
House Armed Services Committee
McElroy
Congress
Burke
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Fisenhower
Pentagon
Marine Corps
Army
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Naval Operations
Solomons
Pacific
Washington
National Press Club
Solomon
Cleanup Drive prompts state action on obscene materials
A city commission named a special committee to investigate obscene and indecent publications and motion pictures under Article 527. Charleston samples and letters were sent to theater officials, publishers, and officials as the group works toward enforcement, amid mixed political commentary on defense reorganizations.
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Lubbock
Gillespie
Preston Smith
W.O. Bearden
Hiram Parks
J. B. Rhea
Weatherwide Texas storm strikes with heavy rains and winds
A broad storm system brought thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across the South Plains and central Texas. Abilene reported 6.4 inches near Brownwood. Lubbock measured 0.01 inches with light showers elsewhere. a waterspout formed near Dallas, and a tornado damaged the Owens community. High winds knocked over grain cars near Gage Oklahoma and disrupted services in several towns. Temperature contrasts ranged from 61 to 108 degrees across the state.
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South Plains
Tahoka
Post
Lubbock
Weather Bureau
Crosbyton
Panhandle
Amarillo
Plainview
Owens
Brownwood
Garza- Litle
Elm Lake
Dallas
Abilene
Brick‘stah
Texas
Avoca
Baird
Clyde
Haskell
Ranger
Coleman
Lenders
Moran
Rising Star
Bryan
Kilgore
Henderson
Longview
Gladewater
Gage
Okla
Texas State Line
Zephyr
Goldthwaite
Llano
Presidio
San Antonio
College Station
Lufkin
Presidia
Cotulla
Laredo
Alice
Dalhart
Wichita Falls
Alpine
Beaumont
el Paso
Midland
San Angelo
van Horn
Mineral Wells
Wink
Texarkana
Big Spring
del Rio
Hungarians Endorse Executions After Rebellion
Radio Moscow and Hungarian leaders claim the executions of Imre Nagy Pal Maleter and two others were approved by broad worker support as a warning to prevent betrayal of the workers regime. Paris signals no summit as de Gaulle government views the action.
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Fador
Czechoslovakia
Franciszek
Poland
Radio Moscow
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Paris
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Kiss
Budapest
Hungary
Army Secretary Denies Resignation Rumors
Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker flatly denied reports he was thinking of resigning over Defense Department policy. He told reporters there is nothing to it and that he is a team player who will continue to play along when overruled. Defense Secretary McElroy stopped by and congratulated him on not resigning.
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Quantico
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Defense Department
Brucker
Defense
McElroy
Wilber
Integration Postponement for Little Rock Praised by Officials
State officials across the segregated South praised Judge Lemley’s 2% year delay of Little Rock public school integration. Governors and leaders in Florida Georgia Virginia and South Carolina hailed the ruling as a prudent response to local conditions and opposition while warning against forced desegregation.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Louisiana
W. M. Rainach
Little Rocks
Little Rock School Board Wins Delay in Desegregation Case
Judge Lemley writes that maintaining education standards outweighs immediate integration at Central High. He notes the presence of troops and racial tensions hinder learning and grants a stay to suspend integration through mid semester 1961. The ruling follows Faubus's 1957 actions and federal court orders.
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Florida
LeRoy Collins
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Attemp
Ernest Vandiver
Arkansas
T. C. Callison
South Carolina
George Timmerman
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond
Little Rock
Lemley
John S. Battle
Battle
Federal Civil Rights Commission
Charlottesville
Barnes
Qang W. T. White
Dallas
Tex
Lergine
Solon
Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Federal District Court
Central High School
Central High
Faubus
U.S. Dist
Ronald N. Davies
Fargo
N.D
Eisenhower
Arkansas National Guard
101St Airrborne Division
Ft. Campbell
Central
Horace Mann High School
Minnijean Brown
Ernest Green
Minnijean
New Lincoln School
New York City
Ernest
Michigan State University
Lemley and
Davies
Fiastern
Texarakna
Ark
Margaret Jackson
Mother's League of Central High
U. S. Supreme Court
Celler
Supreme Court
Little Rock Ark
Newport
R. I
Upton
Water District Votes Back Bonded Project Across Four Towns
Four towns approved a water district bond issue totaling 4 million dollars to fund a dam reservoir and treatment plant in Crosby County. Voters in Post, Crosbyton, Ralls, and Spur supported the plan, with Spur showing strongest opposition yet still backing the project.
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Crosby County
Dale Rhoades
Crosbyton
The
Water District
City Budget plans set to hold line on tax rate
City Commission reviews 1958 59 budget forecasting an 8 percent revenue gain to 9,462,577 with 3 percent spending rise. No new paving, minimal department increases, and merit raises for 30 staff are proposed as retrenchment curbs costs amid declining revenues. Public filing June 26 with formal adoption August 14.
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Qcutback
H. P. Clifton
Clifton
Commission
Electric Department
Municipal Hill
First Baptist Church
Lennis Baker
David Casey
Homer Maxey
Otis Maner
Vernon Thompson
al Couch
Lebanese Crisis Deepens As U N Leader Leaves Beirut
In Beirut Premier Sami Solh said Lebanon will not ask U N help unless a mission cannot halt the revolt. Hammarskjold, after 48 hours of talks, left for Amman Jerusalem and Cairo to discuss Lebanon and the Israeli Jordan Mt Scopus dispute. Rebels fired as he departed, contrasting with last week’s palace attacks.
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Beirut
Sami Solh
U. N
Lebanon
Solh
U. N. Sec
Dag Hammarskjold
Camille Chamoun
U.N. Security Council
United Arab Republic of Syria
Egypt
Hammarskjold
Amman
Jerusalem
Mt. Scopus
Cairo
New York
United Nations
Hagerty Denied Publisher Roles in West Coast Media
Hagerty controlled newspaper and other West Coast properties. He served the remaining term of the late Kenneth Wherry in the U S Senate 1951 52 then joined the Eisenhower team. The New York Post cites a White House search for a successor to Adams with Seaton viewed as the leading prospect and likely the most popular cabinet member.
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West
Kenneth Wherry
U.S. Senate
Eisenhower
New York Post
White House
Adams
Seaton
the Post
Washington Dispatch
Robert G. Spivack
Birth announcements list local families with newborns
Congratulations pour out for numerous area couples with newborns. Families include Brown of 114 Quinn welcoming a 7 lb 5 oz son at Methodist Hospital and Williams at 7th St reporting a daughter born at Methodist with 7:04 a.m. delivery. Additional births listed for Marable Baker London Pemberton Castro Madera Lowery and others at St Marys Lausa Cine Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital with fathers employed as bookkeeper director salesman laborer grocer and more.
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Robert M. Brown
Quinn
Methodist Hospital
Howard G. Lowery
Art
Iday
Fin Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
South Plains Associated Grocers
Lamesa National Bank Open House Draws 2500 Attendees
About 2,500 visitors toured the La mesa National Bank during a Saturday open house from 3 to 7 p.m. The bank sits on a corner lot at Houston Street and South 1st, with a 6 by 115 foot building and a 40 by 65 basement. Parking for 32 cars is available on site. The bank originated as the First State Bank of Lamesa, chartered June 1, 1906, opened July 2 with $15,000 capital, and became Lamesa National Bank on January 1, 1924.
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Lamesa
New
Lamesa National Bank
Houston St
South 1St
First State Bank of
Rebel Defeat Claimed in Indonesia Capital Fall
AP reports the rebel capital Menado in North Celebes fell, as Indonesian radio announced the victory on Saturday.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Menado
Celebeg
Jradio
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