Odessans Tie With Major Firms On Synthetic Rubber Plant
A $30 million integrated synthetic rubber operation will be built in Odessa with work starting soon. General Tire and El Paso Natural Gas announce the project after negotiations in Akron Ohio, expecting 400 jobs once complete in July 1957 and 1 000 during construction.
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Akron
Ohio
Odessa
William O’neil
General Tire and Rubber Company
Paul Kayser
el Paso Natural Gas Company
W. D
Bill) Noel
E. G. Rodman
M. H. McWhirter
Monahans
J. A
Jim) Pollock
Texas
O'Neil
el Paso Natural Gas
el Paso Natural Gas’ Associates
Noel
Rodman
McWhirter
Kayser
el Paso
General Tire
Baytown
Mogadore
Ministers Open Parley on NATO Council Session
Paris hosts the first post Geneva NATO Council gathering of key Atlantic Alliance ministers. Dulles Wilson and Humphrey lead the US delegation as they seek new approaches to Russia’s challenge in a three day talks focused on defense retooling and broader economic political pressures. The ministers aim to outline questions for later answers amid a turning point following Geneva talks.
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Paris
NATO Council
Russia
NATO
United States
State Dulles
Wilson
Treasury
Humphrey
Geneva
United Nations admits 16 nations ending five year freeze
The General Assembly approved the Security Council recommendation to admit 16 nations, boosting UN membership to 76. Spain and Japan drew the only veto shadows with Outer Mongolia and Nationalist China. Albania received the smallest vote total, while several nations abstained on all Communist candidates.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
U. N
Security Council
U. S
Japan
Outer Mongolia
China
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Ireland
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Finland
Spain
Libya
Jordan
Ceylon
Nepal
Cambodia
Laos
Jose Maza
Chile
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Paul Martin
Canada
Russia
Arkady A. Sobolev
Soviet Union
Mongolian Peoples Republic
Sobolev
Nunseat Formosa
Assembly
Belgium
Dominican Republic
Netherlands
Philippines
Cuba
Greece
Mexico
Generalissimo Franco
Texas Concern Order Restrains U S Trust and Guaranty Co
A temporary restraining order bans the U S Trust and Guaranty Co of Waco from further Texas business. District Judge Charles Betts names a temporary receiver to manage assets. a hearing for a temporary injunction and permanent receiver is set for December 22 in the 98th District Court. Attorney General John Ben Shepperd filed the action at the State Board of Insurance Commissioners’ request, alleging insolvency and false asset statements with transfers violating state law.
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Austin
U.S. Trust and Guaranty Co
Waco l
Texas
Dist
Charles Betts
Betts
98Th District Court
Atty
John Ben Shepperd
State Board of Insurance Commissioners
Soviet Leaders Arrive Quietly in Kabul Under Snow
In Kabul Soviet Premier Bulganin and party chief Khrushchev arrived with Afghan Prime Minister Daud amid snow and light crowds. A wall bore the slogan Soviets go home as guards in a stiff ceremony greeted the visitors before a bulletproof car ride to Daud's guest house.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Mohammed Daud Lis
Kremlin
India
Burma
Khrushchev
Weather Forecast From the Air Force Bureau
The weather bureau forecast continued cold conditions today tonight and Friday. Highs around 44 today and 45 tomorrow with overnight lows near 23. Yesterday reached a high of 45.
Rescue Crews Toiling Ahead In Ark Pit Tragedy
In Fort Smith Arkansas rescuers work to reach two buried workers after a 28 foot pit collapse at Arkansas Waste Paper Co. Monday. Lee Sivley a Fort Smith firefighter was found dead with an arm visible at 522 AM. Donald Daggs 18 from Hartford remains trapped deeper as hopes fade.
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Fort Smith
Ark
J. L. Martz
Lee Otis Sivley
Sivley
Martz
Donald Daggs
Hartford
Daggs
Arkansas Waste Paper Co
Aspirins Kill Child Reported by Health Department
The health department said a two year old died after swallowing 22 five grain aspirin tablets. Officials noted 102 children under fire in city have been poisoned by overdoses since last March.
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New York
Health Department
City
Storms and Cold Sweep Broad U S Areas
The Associated Press reports widespread winter weather from the Rockies to the Appalachians with near blizzard conditions in eastern Dakotas and Minnesota. Below zero readings prevail from Montana to northern Wisconsin with gusty winds and blowing snow through the Midwest.
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Rockies
Appalachians
Dakotas
Minnesota
Midwest
Montana
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Ohio River Valley
Texas
Ohio River
Ohio
New England
Butte
Mont
Dickinson
N. C
Eau Claire
Grantsburg
Wis
Chicago
Jury To Probe Bethke Slaying
Meridian court hears a Bosque County grand jury to investigate the fatal shooting of Clarence Bethke 28 foreman on the Norman Hamilton ranch. Hamilton 53 Dallas attorney is charged with murder. Bethke found shot in ranch house kitchen. Witnesses subpoenaed include Mrs Bethke and two men who had earlier called at the ranch.
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Meridian
R. B. Cross
Bosque County
Grand Jury
Clarence Bethke
Norman Hamilton
Hamilton
Dallas
Bethke
Clark Royal
H. B. Thompson
Hillsboro
Luther Rich
Whitney
Western Union Opens in Crane Texas
Western Union service arrived in Crane today, a 30 year old West Texas town. The first message was sent to The Associated Press in Dallas by Crane figures including Chamber of Commerce President W. H. Carter, Chamber Manager Bill Cox, Mayor W. W. Allman, City Manager J. K. Price, County Attorney Ken Spencer, and A. G. Adair of the Crane News.
Young killer of 3 seized after chase
State Police capture 17 year old John Fallone after a nighttime triple slaying near Vandergrift and a gunfight that wounded Police Chief Gus Zanos. Fallone initial shooting injured bystander and police then cornered him near his home where he fired a rifle but was captured. The Smail family killings occurred at a farm northeast of Pittsburgh with Warren Smail and his wife killed and son William shot.
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Vandergrift
Path
Gus Zanos
Apollo
John Fallone
Fallone
Pittsburgh
Zanas
Gladys Smail
H. Warren Smail
Trene Smail
William A. Smail
Warren
Texas Air Hero Receives Silver Star at Stewart AFB
Arthur C. Agan Jr. of Texas was awarded the Silver Star by Brig. Gen. Agan at Stewart AFB. He serves as deputy chief of staff for operations for the Eastern Air Defense Force. A Corpus Christi native and University of Texas alumnus, he helped plan shuttle bombings over Germany in World War II, was shot down and captured, then released as the war neared its end.
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Newburg
N. Y
Air Force
Texas
Arthur C. Agan Jr
Stewart Afb
Agan
Eastern Air Defense Force
Korea
Europe
Mediterranean
Corpus Christi
University of Texas
Germany
Three Mitchell County Car Crash Kills Three
Three Mitchell County residents died and two were critically injured in a high speed nighttime crash when their car apparently left the roadway. Officers said the accident occurred on a rural road and the cause remains under investigation.
Dr Sainburg Due At Hearing In Extradition Case
Dr Frank Sainburg, former Big Spring Veterans Hospital staff member, was due at a 2 p.m. extradition hearing in Austin to face kidnapping charges in New York. He had been released after three days in jail for contempt of court. his wife planned to accompany him, while the case centers on his alleged kidnapping of his son Phillip J. Sainburg.
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Austin
Frank
New York
Big Spring Veterans Hospital
Phillip J. Sainburg
Longview
Bob Lloyd
Samburg
Henderson
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Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Odessa Natural Gasoline Co
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Rodman Oil Company
William O'Neil
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Odessans
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General Tire In Venture
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Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Congress
House Education Committee
White House Conference On Education
Rules Committee
Rules Group
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Barden
D-N.c
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Powell
Texas Concern
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Eaton
Gan Antonio Adem de Sun
U.S
THE
Associated Press
Western Union
Texas Air Hero
Dr. Sainburg
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