Suez convoy plan tests canal passage amid boycott threat
Western Big Three propose sending a guinea pig convoy through the Suez to test passage by Nasser. If refused, a canal boycott by major maritime nations could widen an economic squeeze on Egypt. Dulles says the U S will lend Western Europe money to buy oil if Suez use becomes impractical. Acceptances come from 17 of 18 invited nations. Ethiopia yet to respond. Spain accepts. The issue may be referred to the UN Security Council if Nasser refuses the test convoy.
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Nasser
Egypt
U.S
John Foster Dulles
United States
Western Europe
Suez Canal
Dulles
Eisenhower
London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ethiopia
Spain
Cairo
Robert G. Menzies
UN Security Council
Security Council
Russia
West Bee Canal
Moron Ridicules Popular Song in Sharp TV Remarks
A radio and television page notes a Moron whose sharp insults miss the mark even for a popular song. The item highlights his biting quips and the audience reaction to his performance.
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Moron
Daniel Glad but flat endorsement still withheld
The report outlines Adlai Stevenson's remarks on the tidelands dispute and Dales Daniel's cautious stance on supporting the Stevenson Kefauver ticket. Daniel states he will decide soon and wants to make his own statement not based on press quotes. He recalls previously backing Stevenson on Texas tidelands issues and expects further guidance from mutual contacts.
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Daniel
Dave Cheavens
Price
Nomi Daniel
Adlai Steven. Stevenson
Washington
Supreme Court
Texas
Tidelands
Congress
Stevenson
Associated Press
Liberty
Stevenson - Kefauver
Damielo
Democratic Party
Iliisenhower
Bsron Skelton
Tempe
Skelton
Plane Ditches Near Guam. 18 Crew Saved In Pacific
A four engine Navy Constellation ditched 106 miles south of Guam. All 18 crewmen were rescued from life rafts with two minor injuries. The crash followed two engine failures on a weather reconnaissance mission from Guam. Crew members were rescued by rescue planes and a surface craft and flown to Agana or returned to the Pacific.
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Odof
Norway
Bodoe Air Rescue Station
Bodoe
Arctic Circle
Narvik
Baltimore
United Press
Honolulu
Navy
Pacific
Guam
Agana
Guar
Ealo Seas
Beatty Arborne
Racial tension eases as Negro students leave Clay School
In Clay Kentucky the consolidation school faced a boycott as four Negro students were barred and white pupils returned after a county board order. About 150 of 590 white students went back to class while NAACP lawyers prepared a federal suit for reinstatement. Some families planned no immediate changes though others planned September enrollment in different schools.
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Kentucky
Clay
National Assa For the Advancement of Colored People
Owensboro
James Gordon
Navy unveils first full size model of manmade satellite
The Navy shows a 20 inch silver sphere with a four aerial picket fence at the Instrument Society of America meeting in New York. The model weighs about 21 pounds and includes instruments and gauges for the space project to be launched during the 1957 International Geophysical Year.
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Allen VW Astin
Directa
The
National Bares of Standards
Sun Energy
York
Navy
Outer Space
Earth
Instrument Society of America
New York
Coliseum
Teohlo Tabanera
Rome
Wall Cary
Benjamin ©. Wade
Office of Naval Research
FARTH
Merry-Go-Round For Tech Freshmen To Continue Today
Texas Tech welcomed about 2000 entering freshmen to a second day of mass meetings tests and advice. By end of first day 1866 freshmen had signed up for classes bringing total freshmen on campus to 2708 including summer pre tests. A reception in the Student Union introduced newcomers to peers and staff as they begin Tech life.
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Texas Tech
At & Am
Tech
KN. Jones
Peeh
Mica
Post Office Pens Provoke Popular Demand
Liubbock officials report nine of ten new post office pens disappeared over a weekend. Postmaster Aros Hoscard warns it is a penitentiary offense to take government property and officials consider removing the pens on weekends.
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Liubbock
Ball Point
Aros Hoscard
Guy
Crash Second For 8 Million Global Giants
A B 52 jet bomber returning to base burst into flames at 3000 feet and crashed near Route 99 nine miles southeast of Madera California. Four bodies were recovered with one missing. two crew survived and were hospitalized. The crash damaged traffic on the four lane expressway and killed no one on the ground.
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Manila
Calif
U.S
William B. Fubank
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Castle Arb Hospital
Castle Information Officer
Benjamin Do Osthnd
San Marino
Willam J. Vetter
Atwater
California
Tracy
Child Killed In Driveway Accident In Lubbock
One year old Christy Tann McClain died after being struck by a milk truck in her driveway at 12 31 pm. Fred McClain and wife Meo resided at 008 24th Street. Driver Clovis Lawrence Shirley 26 delivered milk and did not realize Christy was behind the vehicle. Funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at First Christian Church with burial in Tech Memorial Park.
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Christy Tann McClain
Meo
Fred McClain
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Clovis Lawrence Shirley
Wabash Ave
Christy
Susan
Martin
McClain
First Christian Church
Dudley Strain
Nixon Ready To Take Off On New Tour
Stevenson and Truman clash over Alger Hiss and legal racketeers in the Eisenhower era as Nixon prepares a 15 000 mile campaign flight to 32 states. Kefauver accuses GOP of betraying farmers while Eisenhower and Stevenson trade sharp remarks on Hiss and national policy.
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Nixon
Associated Presa
Clai] Stevenson
Truman
Alger Hiss
Eisenhower
Farm Belt
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Keflauver
Kefauver
Warshaw
Tissle
Third Fair Booster Trip Slated Today
A traveling group of business leaders and entertainers will tour the Panhandle region promoting the Chamber of Commerce. Stops include Mata and Lubbock County as the booster caravan visits towns in south and west Texas during Thursday to Friday tours.
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Todd Bowster
Panhandle
South Pataas
Efferta
Dintil & OG On Co
Mata
Bool
Larthock
Cyouy
Partales
Lubbock County
Rail tickets sold for Texas Tech Texas A&M Cotton Bowl trip
Santa Fe official Dave Tipple reported on the first day of ticket sales for the Texas Tech versus Texas A&M Cotton Bowl game in Dallas. Forty four reservations were made with 22 pulling Pullman space and 2 chair car seats. Only 200 chair car seats and 40 round trip seats were available at a special price.
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Avalanche
Journal
Red Raider
Texas Tech
Texas A&m
Cotton Rowl
Dallas
Dave Tipple
Santa Fe Railroad
Tipple
GOP To Fight State Democratic Primary In Houston
In Houston on September 1 political notes indicate the Republican party plans to contest the upcoming state Democratic primary. Price, Porter, and other figures are mentioned as potential candidates for the vacant Senate seat, though the campaign appears focused on a serious nomination fight rather than popularity.
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GOP
Houston
Hime Porter
Aa Pranary
Reneil
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