Loyal security reforms urged by federal study group
A bipartisan 12 member commission proposed sweeping changes to loyalty security programs to strengthen defense while expanding individual rights. Key points include independent central security office, separation of loyalty from suitability cases, cross examination rights, ending confidential classifications, and stricter immigration screening under Justice and parole rules. President Eisenhower has been briefed and regards the report favorably.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Commission On
Justice Department
United States
Ike
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Loyd Wright
Los Angeles
The
American Bar Assn
Long Illness Fatal To Mrs. O. R. Moore
Mrs. O. R. Moore 48 of Lubbock died at Taylor Clinic Hospital after a long illness. Funeral at Cooper Methodist Church with Rev. Clarence Stephens and Rev. avian Dowden officiating. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Survived by husband four daughters mother mother-in-law four brothers two sisters and three grandchildren.
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O. R
Ray) Moore
Rt. 4
Lubbock
Taylor Clinic
Cooper Methodist Church
Clarence Stephens
Avian Dowden
City of Lubk
Franklin-Mallett Funeral Home
Memphis
Carl Welcher
Phoenix
Ariz
C. C. Slaughter
Littlefield
Johnnie Welcher
Brownfield
Rescued War Orphan Barbara White Marries in Kansas
Barbara White, 20, the London blitz survivor adopted by W L White of the Emporia Gazette, wed Lt. Paul David Walker 21 of Claremont California in Emporia Kansas. The couple met at Stanford and will head to Harlingen Air Force Base where Walker is stationed.
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Emporia
Kan
London
Barbara White
W. L. White
White
Emporia Gazette
Tor America
Margaret
Margaret O'Brien
Miss White
Paul
David Walker
Claremont
Calif
Stanford University
Harlingen Air Force Base
Walker
Italian President Blocks Premier Zoli Resignation
President Giovanni Gronchi refused Adone Zoli’s two week old resignation and ordered him to stay in office. Zoli had won approval as premier on June 7 but resigned June 10 after a recount showed his backing depended on Neo-Fascist votes. Moderates failed to form a new government.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Adone Zoli
Zoli
Local Amateur Radio Club Competes In National Field Day
About 100 members of the South Plains Amateur Radio Club begin five operating sites in Mackenzie Park for National Field Day. Operators exchange contact logs by Morse code and telephone with stations nationwide, aiming for the highest score under emergency conditions. A Naval mobile unit joins the effort, with final results tabulated by the American Radio Relay League. Public observers may enter via East Broadway to view the activity.
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South Plains Amateur Radio Club
Ken Myers
Johnny Rabel
Myers
United States
Canada
Larry Haynes
Howard Hodges
Mackenzie Park
South Plains
WIWIH
Naval
Naval Reserve Training Center
American Radio Relay League
East Broadway
James Goodwin
Ed Savage
Naval Reserve Emergency Communications Band
Hugh McDonald
Walter Marshal, Sr
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Texas Tech
Mildred Joiner
Texas accountants elect Williams as president in Austin
Charlie S. Williams of Lubbock was elected president of the Texas Association of Public Accountants at the convention closing in Austin. He has served since 1946 and owned a Lubbock business since 1938. Other officers named include Albert Hines of Tyler as first vice president Ralph McCleskey of Midland as second vice president and Harold Ingersoll of Austin as secretary. The 1958 convention will be in Lubbock.
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Charlie S. Williams
18Th St
Texas Assn. of Public Accountants
Austin
Williams
Lubbock
Albert Hines
Tyler
Ralph McCleskey
Midland
Harold Ingersoll
Iran Ruler Lands on Carrier Deck
The Shah of Iran visited the USS Forrestal in the Mediterranean under Sixth Fleet command. He arrived aboard a U.S. plane, received full military honors, and inspected the Forrestal, a cruiser, and a destroyer before returning to the Salem by helicopter.
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Iran
Washington
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Navy
Shah
U.S
Charles R. Brown
Sixth Fleet
Salem
Middle East
John P. Kennedy Jr
General Motors Plans German Cars for U S Market
Opel, GM’s German affiliate, said GM plans to import Opel passenger cars into the United States. Discussions are under way to set up a nationwide servicing and retailing network in the United States for two Opel models. Prices cited for German sales were about $1,500 and $2,330.
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Ruesselheim
Germany
General Motors Corp
United States
Opel
Washburn Case Threats Aired At Trial
Dallas reports Harry E. Weaver 68 testified that Harry L. Washburn threatened to kill him and his wife unless paid 20000 in a car bomb slaying case. Weaver described Washburn demanding money and a letter as the 1955 San Angelo offense neared appellate review and trial details emerged.
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Dallas
Harry E. Weaver
Harry L. Washburn
Washburn
Weaver
San Angelo
Gunz
Court of Criminal Appeals
Andrew Nelson
Tom Green County
Huston Buster
Big Lake
Tex
Weavers
Houston
Helen
Nationalist Chinese Police Ban Bikinis and Transparent Garments
In Taipei Formosa police banned bikini style outfits and sheer outerwear exposing undergarments. The order cited heat as no justification for revealing attire and directed enforcement before a Monday court session.
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Taipei
Formosa
Marketing Fall Clothing Sale Opens at Western Market
About 60 exhibitors from West Texas eastern New Mexico and parts of Oklahoma display back to school clothing in new fall lines at the Western Wholesale Market in Hotel Lubbock. The group opens with a 9 a.m. complimentary buyer breakfast at Caprock Hotel followed by showings in Hotel Lubbock rooms on the first five floors through Monday.
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West Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Hotel Lubbock
Caprock Hotel
J. Paul Allen
Bill E. Collins
Luther Godwin
A. A. Goldstucker
Fred Hackel
George la Rue
John Mallory
Ruel C. Martin
W. J. Reidy
Joe Moise
Don Pattie
O. J. Sexton
Joe Thomas
Association
Harold Flynn
Seven Speakeasies Raided In Dallas
Dallas officers with state county and city partners raided seven speakeasies in the dry Oak Cliff area Friday night arresting 11 people. Seizures included 79 cases of beer and 3 1/2 cases of whisky. Among those arrested were members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Club of Oak Cliff. Bonds were set at 500 dollars and some detainees remained jailed. All charged with possessing intoxicating liquor for sale in a dry area after three months undercover work. Oak Cliff precinct voters banned liquor sale last December.
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Dallas
Liquor Control
Dry Oak Cliff
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Oak Cliff
P. W. Lawrence
Special Service Bureau
Suspect Arrested In Perkins Passing
Oklahoma City police arrest their first suspect in the sex slaying of Mrs. Ruben Perkins a 40 year old cosmetics clerk found dead in her apartment. Autopsy indicates strangulation with eight blows from a blunt instrument and sexual assault.
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Oklahoma City
Ruben Perkins
Perkins
Lubbock
E. B. Mears
Crown Prince Feisal Sails for New York With Family
Crown Prince Feisal of Saudi Arabia sails from Naples aboard the liner Independence for New York with six wives and 17 relatives. He seeks a thorough medical checkup by American doctors amid presumed kidney ailment and carries 105 trunks along with two Lincolns and two Studebakers.
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Naples
Italy
Crown Prince
Feisal
Saudi Arabia
New York
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