Yemen Eyes Road Link to Sanaa amid Cold War Tensions
The United States plans to build or upgrade a highway from Hodeida to Sanaa, linking Yemen’s strategic capital to the coast. Foreign powers, including the UAR and Soviet bloc, seek influence as Yemen modernizes via road and communications projects.
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Wilbur G. Landrey Hodeida
CATRO
UPI
Yemen
Arabia Felix
Arabia
United States
Sanaa
Einiee
Ays
Tiaz
Hodeida
Arabian
Suez
East Africa
Red Sea
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
United Arab States
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
West
House defers decision on new wheat bill amid Senate parity clash
Washington AP House rejects Senate wheat bill 108 to 92 after hours of debate. A Poage sponsored bill would raise price supports to 85 percent of parity and cut wheat acreage by 2 percent, while Senate versions keep parity with 75 percent and cut acreage by 20 percent. Poage argues Senate plan won’t aid the situation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Henry Dixon
Utah
Rep
W.R. Poage
Poage
Texas Judge's Opinion Backed By High Court
U S District Judge Whitfield Davidson halted a November 1958 railroad strike to allow the National Railroad Adjustment Board to review the dispute. The Supreme Court affirmed the judge's authority to impose conditions restoring prestrike working conditions while the case proceeds. The 5th Circuit had upheld the strike ban but rejected the conditions.
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High Court
Dallas
U.S
Whitfield Davidson
Supreme Court
Davidson
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Wichita Falls
Forgan
Oklo
5Th U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
District Court
Railroad Board
Court of Equity
van Intenante
Cuban Exile Links Castro Communists Travel With Cuban Passports
Cuban exile leader Dr. Jose Ignacio Rasco said more than 100 Iron Curtain agents are using Cuban official passports to spread Communist propaganda in Latin America. He reported seeing passports issued to European technicians posing as Cuban citizens at a press conference in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
UPI
Latin America
Jose Ignacio Rasco
Christian Democratic Movement of
Cuba
French engineers complete Yate River dam near Noumea
French engineers finish building the Yate River power dam about 40 miles from Noumea in New Caledonia, marking a major hydro project for the colony.
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Yate
Noumea
Capiltol
New Caledonia
Longtime Garza Resident E C Craddock Dead at 72
Slaton special funeral plans for E C Craddock 72 longtime Garza resident and retired dairyman who died Tuesday afternoon in Methodist Hospital. He lived 27 years in the Post area and was a Primitive Baptist Church member. Survivors include his wife two sons A D Union and M C Tucson two daughters LaGatha Patterson Union and Alex Chaney Oxnard Calif a brother two sisters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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A. D
Union
M. C
Tucson
Ariz
LaGatha. Patterson
Alex. Chaney
Oxnard
Calif
Dalhart Rites Set For Baker Infant
Funeral services for Walter Douglas Baker, eight day old son of Mr and Mrs Jesse H Baker, will be at 10 a m in St Anthony's Catholic Church. He died Monday in St Mary's Hospital Lubbock. Survivors include a brother Dene Keith 3 a sister Karen Ruth 1 o and grandparents W C Baker F G Skalsky Hartley and Mrs W G Skalsky Belpre. Burial in Dalhart Memorial Park.
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W.C. Baker
F. G. Skalsky
Hartley
F. G Skalsky
Belpre
Ian
Lubbock
Franklin Bartley
Dalhart Memorial Park
130 Cities Surpass 100000 Population Milestone
The Census Bureau reports 130 U S cities now exceed 100000 residents up from 1950. Newcomers include Albuquerque Amarillo Anaheim Beaumont Columbus Dearborn Fresno Glendale Greensboro Hammond Jackson Lansing Lincoln Lubbock Madison Newport News Niagara Falls Portsmouth Rockford St Petersburg San Jose Santa Ana Topeka Torrance Tucson Wichita Falls Winston Salem. Four cities fell off the list: Fall River Somerville Reading and Wilmington.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Ana‘heim
Calif
Beaumont
Columbus
Hammond
Ind
Jackson, Miss
Lansing
State Official Offers To Give Seat To Lehman
New York State Comptroller Arthur Levitt proposed giving up his seat in the Democratic National Convention delegation to former Sen. Herbert Lehman after Lehman was omitted from the state group. Levitt suggested inviting Lehman to attend in Los Angeles as a friend adviser or as a delegate if possible, even if Lehman would need to drop his own delegate status. He’d favor Lehman joining the delegation or attending as an adviser closely tied to leadership.
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New York
Arthur Levitt
Herbert H. Lehman
Democratic State Committee
Lehman
Levitt
Robert F. Wagner
W. Averill Harriman
California
Los Angeles
Youths Nabbed Repairing Loot
Juvenile officers report four youths ages 11 15 10 and 13 were found repairing a stolen motor at a Quinn Street residence. The 17-year-old faces theft over $5 charges. The juveniles will report to juvenile probation today.
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Quinn
Alex Pilon
Hilton Plans 300 Room Hotel in Addis Ababa
Hilton Hotels International announced plans to build a 300 room hotel in Addis Ababa at a cost of five million dollars. The city’s growing popularity as a conference site has created a room shortage.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Hilton Hotels International
Nederland annexes large land area near Beaumont limits
Nederland Texas expands its city boundaries to cover about 650 square miles, pushing the edge of the municipality to within a quarter mile of Beaumont city limits.
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Nederland
Tex
Beaumont
Conversation Advice on Social Flattery and Polite Talk
The piece advises drawing people in with kindness and flattering conversation. It suggests steering talk to others by complimenting smartness and talents, using gentle, tasteful flattery to be popular in social settings.
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Julien
C. H
Green Services Set In San Saba for Roy Green
Funeral services for Roy Green aged 62 will be held at 2 p.m. today in San Saba at Howell Doran Funeral Chapel with burial in San Saba Cemetery. The body is being moved to San Saba by Franklin Bartley Funeral Home. Green owned a Slaton jewelry store and is survived by a son David stationed with the U.S. Navy in Newfoundland.
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Howell- Doran
San Saba
San’ Saba
Franklin Bartley
Green
Slaton
David
U.S. Navy
Newfoundland
Afton Rites Set For Mrs. Stark
Rosa Stark 89 of Dickens County died after a long illness in Spur Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at Afton Community Baptist Church with Rev. R B Vaughn officiating. Burial in Afton Cemetery under Campbell Funeral Home Spur. Survivors: two sons Luther Stark Crosbyton and Raymond Stark Elton community. a daughter Mrs L J Fullingim Afton. three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Spur
Rosa Stark
Dickens County
Spur Memorial Hospital
Afton
Baptist Church
R. B. Vaughn
Matador
Campbell Funeral Home
Stark
Fisher County
Jackie Took
Peyton Legg
Tom Wallace
Yates
Burnet
Haney
Gaston Jackson
Luther Stark
Crosbyton
Raymond Stark
Elton Community
L. J. Fullingim
Funeral Arrangements Pending for Edmund Brillon
Edmund Raymond Brillon, 58, of 4401 32nd Street, died Monday in a West Texas hospital. Services will be held at Plainview Catholic Church, time to be announced. Brillon moved to Lubbock six months ago after a decade in Plainview. McDonald Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Edmund Raymond
Brillon
32Nd St
West Texas Hospital
Monay
Plainview Catholic Church
Lubbock
Plainview
Finland
McDonald Funeral Home
Services Today For Tulia Woman
Mrs. J. C. Keeling of Tulia 46 died in sleep at home. Funeral at First Baptist Church in Tulia at 3 p.m. with Dr W Neil Record officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home direction. Survivors include her husband two daughters and three brothers and her mother Maud Belew.
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J. C. Keeling
Littlefield
First Baptist Church
W. Neil Record
Rose. Hill Cemetery
Wallace
Keeling
Tulsa
Canyon
West Texas Gas Co
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Whitewright
Blue Ridge
Lonnie’ Davis
Amarillo
Lee Upton
Clovis
N.M
Horace Belew
Meadow
Kermit Belew
Abilene
Roy Belew
Maud Belew
Funeral Set For Jacob Guy Fuller in Jayton
Funeral services for Jacob Guy Fuller will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church in Jayton with Rev. Irving Looney officiating. Burial follows at Jayton Cemetery under Young's Funeral Home of Aspermont direction. Fuller, a retired teacher, died after a stroke last week. He was born July 31, 1890, in Primrose Georgia and had lived in Kent County since 1910. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Anne Partridge of Jayton, two sons Roy of Fort Stockton and Guy of Jayton, a brother Marvin of Jayton, three sisters and one grandchild.
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Jacob Guy Mis
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