Nixon accused of turning Paris crisis into political ploy
Sen. Albert Gore Jr says Vice President Nixon used disclosures about Soviet spies to capitalize on the Paris summit crisis. Gore criticizes timing and secrecy while Nixon defends disclosure as prudent. Nixon press secretary Klein calls claims partisan and asserts the information was not campaign rhetoric.
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Washington
Albert Gore
Tenn
Richard M
Nixon
Paris
New York State
United Nations Secretariat
Springfield
Mass
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N
Buffalo
N.Y
Herbert G. Klein
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Senate
Gore
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Associated Press
Kerrville Times Changes Hands
Kerrville Texas AP reports publisher Rankin Starkey sold the Kerrville Times to Max Thomas. The paper renamed Kerrville Daily Times. Thomas leads Kerr Publications Inc. with prior publishing work in Carlsbad New Mexico and Crowley New Iberia and Crowley Louisiana. Carroll Abbott remains associate publisher.
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Kerrville
Rankin Starkey
Kerrville Times
Max Thomas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Starkey
The
Times
Thomas
Kerr Publications, Inc
Kerrville Daily Times
Carlsbad
N.M
New Iberia
Crowley
East Texas towns grow while counties shed population
New 1950 to 195? figures show smaller East Texas cities adding residents while their counties declined. Henderson rose to 9,548, Pittsburg 4,244, Teneha 1,078, Center 4,486, Gilmer 4,306, with counties losing thousands in the 3rd Congressional District.
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East Texas
Henderson
Ie Tyler
Ie l
Pittsburg
Teneha
Center
Land
Gilmer
Census Shifts Show City Populations Across Counties
Census figures list gains for Mineola and Carthage areas with 3 758 and 5 253 populations, while Timpson near Teneha fell to 1 102 from 1 455 in 1950. In Van Zandt County four of five towns grew and Canton dropped from 881 to 718. Wills Point rose to 2 268 from 2 030, Grand Saline to 2 002 from 1 810, Edgewood to 873 from 834, and Van to 1 092 from 610.
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Mineola
Caribage
Timpson
Teneha
van Zandt
Canton
Wills Point
Grand iSaline
Edgewood
Van
Students Rally Behind Ike in Raleigh Demonstration
More than 1,000 North Carolina State College students gathered near the Capitol to back President Eisenhower’s stance over the U-2 incident. They chanted We like Ike, burned Khrushchev effigies, sang college songs, and praised the decision while police used tear gas on one group. no injuries or property damage were reported.
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Raleigh, N.C
N. C. State College
Eisenhower
State Capitol
Ike
Raleigh
Fayetteville Street
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Conservation Bill For Saline Water Pushed By Johnson
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson introduces a bill to authorize up to 31.25 million dollars for saline water conversion research and plant construction. The administration recommends 3.395 million for the next fiscal year. Johnson warns of a severe water shortage by 1975 if action is not taken. He notes current use consumes about 60 percent of available supply and cites past restrictions in 1957 affecting 1000 communities across 47 states. In Texas, Dallas residents once paid 50 cents per gallon for water.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas
Dallas
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Jack Tippit
Aruba
Terry
McGregor
Brown
Boxe
Stizes
Jacke
Men’‘s Dept
Floor
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Beach
Towley
Debussy
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