Trieste decision deepens Yugoslav distrust and Italy link
The Anglo American plan to return Trieste to Italy fails to ease Tito and Yugoslavia. Tito warns of actions under the UN charter as Belgrade questions postwar arrangements. The move shifts military posture and stirs doubts over European Defense Community acceptance.
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Trieste
Italy
Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
West
European Defense Community
Italis
Zone B
Mediterranean
Austria
Balkans
McCarthy Returns From Honeymoon To Lead Probe
Senator McCarthy and his wife cut short their honeymoon in the British West Indies as he flies back to the United States to resume the investigation of alleged security leaks at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Staff director Carr said the evidence is significant and McCarthy will return to Appleton Wisconsin for the weekend before resuming hearings Monday. A score of witnesses have already been questioned in the inquiry into leaks about top secret radar and defense systems. Several Fort Monmouth civilians have been suspended.
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New York
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
United States
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Francis P. Carr
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Washington
British West Indies
Appleton
Wis
Carr
Senate Group In Galveston Probes Wheat Imports
A Senate agricultural subcommittee arrives in Galveston to inspect alleged frost tainted Canadian wheat imports. The panel aims to question Texas firms implicated in a wheat scandal and uncover why feed wheat was imported under low tariffs then milled into flour for export with large subsidies. Kenneth King of Chicago testified that at least 20 firms received subsidies on the flour.
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Minneapolis
Senate Agricultural
Galveston
Texas
Kenneth King
Chicago
Johnson to Address Dallas Teachers Convention
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, the Senate minority leader, will address Texas teachers at their convention in Dallas on November 27. He will speak to a statewide gathering and outline positions on education policy.
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Austin
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Texas
Dallas
McCarthy Honeymoon Ends After Brief Marriage
After a week of closed hearings McCarthy's aides declined to name witnesses. The Washington notice says he probably will return to Appleton to resume his honeymoon. The 43-year-old senator and former Jean Kerr aged 29 were married 11 days ago.
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McCarthy
Washington
Appleton
Jean Kerr
Collection Of 36 Renaissance Paintings To Be Shown
A Houston report states Rush and Samuel Kress will present a collection of 35 Italian Renaissance paintings to the Houston Museum of Fine Arts on Monday. The $1 million ensemble includes works by Francisco DeGoya Francisco De siderio Mario Modestini and the Vecellio brothers Titan and Francesco. The loan creates Houston’s museum the largest Italian Renaissance collection outside the national museum. Cuban mining was never more active.
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Houston
Houston Museum of Fine Arts
Rush
Samuel Kress
Variety Store Family
Francisco DeGoya
Francisco Desiderio
Mario Modestini
Vecellio Brothers
Titan
Francesco
National Museum
Drilling Activity Dips in Texas This Week
The Railroad Commission reported a drop in Texas drilling activity for the past week. Oil well completions fell to 179 from 229, gas wells brought in declined to 11 from 46, and wildcat wells in unproven territory dropped to 9 from 12. The report notes a slight rise in the total average calendar day oil allowed, up 5,707 barrels to 2,944,059.
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Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
Burroughs on temporary duty in Lubbock confers with Mahon
Col. Orville N. Burroughs visiting Reese Air Force Base for a brief assignment and talks with Cong. George H. Mahon. He is permanently stationed in Washington as assistant director of Legislation and Liaison for the U S Air Force. Marine Pvt. Bobby D. Crouch, Sudan native, finished recruit training in San Diego and now undergoes four weeks of combat training at Camp Pendleton before possible unit or technical assignment.
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Lubbock
Reese Air Force Base
George H. Mahon
Burroughs
Washington
U. S. Air Force
Bobby D. Crouch
Muriel F. Crouch
Sudan
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Camp Pendleton
Calif
U. S
Severe picker shortage endangers vast Texas cotton crop
In Wichita Falls area a 7,000-picker deficit across 11 western and southern counties threatens a multi-million-dollar cotton harvest. TEC notes open crops in Wichita, Knox, Baylor, Wilbarger, Haskell, and Foard counties rely on timely labor to avoid ruin from rain and wind.
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Wichita Falls
Quanah
Texas Employment Commission
W. C. Smith
Wichita Falls Cotton Oil Co
Knox
Bavior
TEC
Wichita County
Jack Jamison
Haskell
G. B. Purcell
Wichita
Clay
Wise
Wilbarger
Foard
Baylor
Chidress
Hall. Cottle
Collingsworth
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American Trucking Association
Buick
Buick Power
Milton Berle
Buick-Berle
Dial
Corporation Court
India
Central Tractor Organization
Stan Johnson
Stan
Gentlemen's Apparel
Bradbury's
Texas Avenue
Broadway
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