Stern critic of U. S. forecasts victory
Masaburo Suzuki, once a rickshaw puller, is elected head of Japan's new Socialist party. He predicts 200 seats next election, aims to reduce US forces, seek economic independence, and build a nonaggression pact with the United States, Russia, and Red China. He distances himself from communism while criticizing U.S. policy toward Japan.
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United States
New Socialist Party
Japan
Masaburo Suzuki
Suzuki
Conservat
U.S
Far East
Gra
Russia
Red China
America
Farm Bureau Adds 100 New Members During First Week
Lubbock County Farm Bureau reports over 100 new members in the first week of its membership drive led by 27 team captains and secretary Delwin Jones. President R A Boyd says last year’s total was 1 105 with a goal of 1 250 this year. Family Night Supper Thursday at 7 30 p m at Slide Road Community House features the annual election of officers and directors with 25 directors and seven officers to be chosen. The Duke of Edinburgh plans to attend the Melbourne Olympic Games.
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Lubbock County Farm Bureau
R. A. Boyd
Lubbock Farm Bureau
Bovd
Delwin Jones
Boyd
Farm Bureau
Slide Road
Jack Keeling
Wallace Klatt
Jones
Jim Rose
Otis A. Rogers
Alton Breazell
R. B. Baker
A. B. Allen
L. L. Green
Earl Foerster
Nestor Kitten
Louis Henderson
R. F. Ward
C. C. Cox
Bobby Jones
S. R. Schoppa
Jim Troople
S. B. Dea
Schoppa
Hoople
Meyers
Harrison
Deavours
Brashear
McGuire
Hogan
Cave
Clark
Levi Lincecum
Milton Kirksey
Theo Lide
Gaylord Kiner
George Souter
James Carpenter
Fred Bradshaw
Royce Hess
Florie Drake
Colleen Miller Leads Double Life Across Chicago and Hollywood
Actress Colleen Miller splits time between a Chicago home and Hollywood glamour, living a hurried two-week rhythm in each city. Married to Ted Briskin, she travels light, keeps two wardrobes and licenses, and trains in dancing and acting between shoots for Universal-International. Briskin calls the arrangement wonderful as the couple avoids a dull moment while juggling two careers and cities.
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Hollywood
Chicago
Vernon Scott
Illinois
California
Colleen
Midwest
Ted Briskin
Betty Hutton
Windy City
Los Angeles
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Briskin
Ex-students Set Monahans Homecoming Plans
Monahans High School ex-students schedule homecoming on Oct. 24 with a 5 30 downtown program featuring football sweetheart candidates band and pep squad followed by a 6 30 reception and business meeting in the cafeteria. A section for exes will be at the Monahans Brown field game and an informal dance will conclude the events.
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Monahans
Monahans High School
Monanans
Brownfield
Rayburn Praises Eisenhower While Attacking GOP on Tour
In Farmington Missouri Speaker Sam Rayburn a Democrat from Texas praised President Eisenhower but attacked the rest of the Republican party during a Democratic fund raising tour Friday.
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Ike Farmington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Neighbors Harvest Grain In Cooperative Effort Near Wilson
A Wilson area group harvested about 80 acres of grain on D F Hanes farm three miles southeast of Wilson. Farmers Jasper Campbell Gene Spears A N Crowson Swann Swann C C Swope and R A Guinn provided combines trucks and labor, aiding Mrs Hanes during her illness and surgeries. Night temperatures over bluegrass sod can drop up to 6 degrees compared with shoulder height.
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D. F. Hanes
Jasper Campbell
Gene Spears
A. N. Crowson
Swann
C. C. Swope
R. A. Guinn
Swanns
Crowson
Campbell
B. L. Thomas
Recovery suit filed over $45,180 in cash theft claim
CORSICANA The filing of a $90,000 damage suit against Dallas County Sheriff Bill Decker and deputies Joe Ellis Tom Marsh and house owner William Felder Jr arises from a man digging a ditch and finding $50,000 in old bills. Plaintiff Matt Dawson represents Jackson Davis 24 claiming $45,180 recovered and $45,000 exemplary damages.
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Corsicana
Dallas
Bill Decker
Matt Dawson
Jackson Davis
Decker
Joe Ellis
Tom Marsh
William Felder Jr
Davis
Volcano erupts at Sakurajima in Kagoshima
Sakurajima volcano on Japan’s southern tip exploded again on Saturday marking its fifth eruption since Thursday officials said. Seismic activity prompted eruptions and possible ash plumes as observers tracked the ongoing activity near Kagoshima City.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Sakurajima
Holcombe Will Record Campaign For Houston Mayoralty
Oscar Holcombe, a veteran Houston politician and 10 time mayoral candidate, filed for the November mayoralty race and proposed a no ads no speeches campaign funded by the Smith Hofheinz group. He urged voters to judge the candidate by public record and pledged no public communications by either side.
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Oscar Holcombe
Gray Fox
City Politics
Holcombe
Smith-Hofheinz Secret Committee
Smith-Hofbeiz
Roy Hofheinz
United Citizens Assn
R. E
Bob) Smith
Hofheinz
Bedouins Pay Guard to Run Train in Western Desert
Cairo police arrested a railway guard after he sold a train to Bedouin passengers in the western desert. Al Akhbar reports the guard allowed Bedouins to act as conductors and collect fares for 10 Egyptian pounds per trip.
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Egypt
al Akhbar
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