Juarez Narcotics Trade Questioned At San Antonio Hearing
Sen. Price Daniel quoted El Paso reporter Reuben Salazar describing easy narcotics buy in Juarez Mexico. The one day Texas hearing in San Antonio examined cross border trafficking tied to Salazar’s 1960s El Paso Herald-Post report.
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Price Daniel
D-Tex
el Paso
Juarez
Mex
Daniel
Senate
Texas
Reuben Salazar
el Paso Herald - Post
Salazar
Rio Grande
Lausche Enters Democratic Presidential Candidacy
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche announces he will seek the Democratic nomination next year and run for Ohio's 56 delegates. He says the May 8 primary will decide Ohio's delegates and declines to state if his name will be entered in other states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Weather Forecast From the Weather Bureau
The forecast calls for clear and colder conditions today and tonight with a high around 45 and low near 26. Yesterday’s high was 32 and the low rose to 30 with sunset at 5 46 p m and sunrise set for Thursday at 7 42 a m.
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U. S
High Court Upholds Mrs. Garcia Ouster
The Texas Supreme Court unanimously upheld the removal of Duval County Commissioner Estella G. Garcia a Parr ally. The ruling backed District Judge Laughlin and limited attorney general power while granting District Attorney Burris authority to pursue removal and related suits. The decision affects a $750,000 county funds case and highlights state officials’ roles in the ouster.
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R. F. Luna
Duval County
South Texas
Parr
Shepperd
Burris
Laredo
la Salle
Jim Wells
Commissioner's Court
Dan Tobin
Juan Leal
Jim Well
Garcia
Duval
Griffin
Freezing Rain Hits Panhandle and Central Texas
A cold front brought freezing rain and drizzle to the upper Texas Panhandle with lows near 10 degrees expected by Thursday. The freezing zone reaches into Central Texas as heavy fog limits visibility in South Texas. Dalhart 24 and Amarillo 25 degrees lead a list of Wednesday lows across major cities.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Texas
South Texas
Victoria
Brownsville
Alice
Austin
San Antonio
Dalhart
Amarillo
Delhart
Lubbock
Lufkin
Texarkana
el Paso
del Rio
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
Murder Suspects Questioned in Nevins Case at Omaha Campus
Omaha detectives questioned three new suspects in the murder of Carolyn Marie Nevins a 20 year old Omaha University junior. Police say suspects cannot explain Friday night movements near Elmwood Park where the student was shot four times. University faculty are being questioned and may face lie detector tests as the investigation continues. Dr Milo Bail urged faculty cooperation and offered to take a lie test himself.
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Carolyn Marie Nevins
Omaha University
Elmwood Park
East Germany
West Germany
Bonn
Reds
ADN
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West
German ‘Democratic Republic
West Berlin
Karlsruhe
Federal Constitutional Court
Two Students Die In Car Bus Crash
Canyon Texas two West Texas State College students were killed and two others seriously injured when their car and a Greyhound bus collided at an underpass north of Canyon. Victims were Winfred Doyle Russell 20 Estelline and Helen Ruth Rittenhouse 17 Borger. In critical condition were Gene Roy Peggram 21 Quail driver of the car and Dynrthia L Bradshaw 18 Bovina. Three bus passengers were treated for minor injuries and released.
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West Texas State College
Greyhound
Here
Winfred Doyle Russell
Estelline
Helen Ruth Rittenhouse
Borger
Gene Roy Peggram
Quail
Dynrthia L. Bradshaw
Bovina
Theibus
Otto John's Return Tops Cabinet Talk
Bonn reports Chancellor Adenauer and the cabinet discussed Otto John's return to West Germany from East Germany. An Interior Ministry spokesman said John is being questioned for four to five days and is providing information voluntarily with no charges yet.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Otto John
Interior Ministry
John
West Berlin
Wolfgang Wohlgemuth
Wohlgemuth
East Germany
Gerhard Schroeder
West
Schroeder
East
Former professor testifies to 34 communists in federal service
Professor Herbert Fuchs named 34 people he says were fellow Communists in government before and during World War II, including 16 NLRB lawyers. Several named individuals deny the accusations as hearings continue in Chicago.
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Old War Labor Board
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Lester Asher
Asher
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Fitch
Denver
Edward Scheunemann
Fuch
Cecilia
Louis G. Silverberg
War Labor Board
WLB
Commie
Washington, D. C
House On American Activities
United Press Telephoto
Man faces murder charge in strangulation of wife
New Orleans police booked 44 year old Campbell after he said he strangled his wife Mary Wilhelm Campbell 56 following a day of drinking and months of nagging. He said he used his bathrobe cord and knocked her out with a fist in the hotel kitchen.
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New Orleans
Jack Milton
Campbell
Fostera
Denver
Colo
James M. Campbell
the Security Life Insurance Co
Oklahoma City
Mary Wilhelm Campbell
Pennsylvania
John Depulget
William Stevens
Emergency UN Meeting Sought on Deadlocked Membership
United Nations in New York pursuits an emergency Security Council session to break the deadlock over admitting 18 new members. Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev urged Council president Sir Leslie Munro to convene the 11 nation body this afternoon or tonight, with no new proposals evident after vetoes by Nationalist China and Russia.
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N. Y
Russia
U. N. Security Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
Leslie Munro
New Zealand
China
U.N
Mrs Sainburg Defends Husband In Kidnapping Case
Mrs Connie Sainburg joins husband in Longview Texas to blame the legal plight on her father Neal Smith. She signs a statement saying she loves Frank Sainburg and will stand by him as extradition hearing set in Austin. Sainburg faces New York kidnapping charges plus reduced bonds in Texas.
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Tex
Connie Sainburg
Frank Sainburg
Sainburg
Austin
New York State
Tom Reaviey
Bob Lloyd
Overton
Lloyd
Neal Smith
Mary Jean
Frank
Samburg
Sainburgs
Sainbrg
Texas
Dr.Sainburg
Dr. Sainburg
Wounded Youth Critical After Dallas Slaying Incident
A 19-year-old youth, John Warren, remained in critical condition at Baylor Hospital after being shot while trying to intervene during the mass slaying at the home of his estranged wife. Buford V. Calhoun, 32, killed the wife and her three children before fatally wounding himself as officers closed in. Warren suffered severe kidney damage and multiple gunshot wounds, with surgery required to remove a destroyed kidney.
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Dallas
John Warren
Buford V. Calhoun
Baylor Hospital
Warren
Calhoun
Mary Calhoun
Pamela Sue
Patricia Lou
Bobbie Lynn
Eisenhower Proposes $1 Billion Boost To Defense Spending
President Eisenhower proposes a broad defense expansion including B52 production interceptors and guided missiles with a $56? billion budget. The plan splits Congress over tax cuts and budget balancing with both parties signaling battles on foreign aid farm programs highway funding and school construction.
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Eisenhower
Congress
iHouse
Senate
White House
Bridges
R-Nh
GOP Policy Committee
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Syria to Urge Strong Action at UN Council
Syria plans to press the United Nations Security Council to act against Israel for attacks on Syrian posts in Galilee. Ahmed Shukairy, head of Syria's General Assembly delegation, said Damascus will ask for measures not previously asked, up to possible armed force if needed.
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Security Council
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Israel
Galilee
Ahmed Shukairy
General Assembly
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