Odessa Chamber Backs Hospital and Road Bond Plans
Odessa Chamber of Commerce endorsed a 2.6 million dollar bond for a six story 240-bed addition to Medical Center Hospital and a 680 thousand dollar road bond for a perimeter system and paving projects. The board followed Public Projects Committee recommendations led by Dusty Rhoades. A. K. Barlow announced the cuts to road bonds to 850 thousand dollars aided by hoped state highway participation. Dr. James W. Rainer cited hospital needs and a 112 extra beds requirement per Garrett Associates. If approved, construction would start in 1958 with completion in 1960. 1,600 signatures were sought to call the bond election.
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Medical Center Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Public Projects Committee
J. L
Dusty) Rhoades
Rhoades
Wenv
Er Cunningham
Webber
Bard
Odessa
Ross Garrett Associates
State Highway Department
16Th
North Golder
South Street
County Airport
James W. Rainer
Rainer
Garrett Hospital
East Texas Sees More Moisture From Gulf Storm
Rain spread from the Gulf to a low pressure area north of Texas. Severe flooding avoided as rainfall was reported in cities from Dallas to Beaumont with totals up to about 2.22 inches in some spots. A derailment in San Antonio blocked traffic and minor injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Gulf
Texas
San Antonio
Missouri Pacific
West Texas
Wichita Falls
Frank McBee
Dallas
Wao
Austin
Refugio
Beaumont
Midland
Salazar
San Angelo
Hout
Colorado River
Jon
Worth
Galveston
Lubbock
Abilene
Brownsville
Ture
Agnostrare
Dea
Puppet Regime Plans Talks to Win Minds in Hungary
Vienna dispatch reports the Soviet imposed regime in Hungary will begin preliminary talks with non Communist leaders to broaden the cabinet and reshape the government. Janos Kadar said the ideological struggle remains crucial as authorities seek to reclaim Hungarian loyalty and distance from revolutionary slogans. A government reshuffle and possible talks with the Titoist faction in Romania may follow within the week.
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Vienna
Hungary
Janos
Kadar
Moscow
Budapest
Ka Jar
Romania
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Dreaded Prison System Revived in Hungary
Budapest reports that a Russian backed Hungarian government decree creates detention of public security for those whose actions endanger order. Detention may last up to six months, replacing prior internment. The decree, not publicized in the wide circulation press, echoes Stalin era practices once abolished in 1953 under Imre Nagy.
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Budapest
Presidential Council
Imre Nagy
Brothers Killed in Accident Near Paris Tex
Two men named James Jones and Oscar Jones died in a vehicle accident near Paris Texas. Local authorities report the crash occurred during a two-vehicle collision on a rural road. Investigators are reviewing the scene and identifying other occupants.
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Paris
Tex
James Jones
Oscar Jones
Fleydada
Dies Praised For Long Work Opposing Reds
New York leaders praised Rep. Martin Dies of Texas for years of anti-Communist work. George Stringfellow lauded Dies as a crusader who helped awaken the country to Soviet menace while noting harassment and attempts to undermine the Un American Activities Committee during his chairmanship.
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New York
Martin Dies
Texas
Atharpe
George Stringfellow
Thomas A. Edison Industries
Manhattan
The
National Sojourners
Dies
Russia
Soviet Union
Stringfellow
Lies
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Department of Justice
Congress
Ison
Doj
Com
Rand
Cory
Broad Agreement Seen In Eisenhower Nehru Talks
Sober. Suspect changes story as Mollet defends Egypt invasion amid UN pressure. Premier cites Soviet penetration and Arab-Israeli tensions, with Hungary and Suez policy under review. Eden denies plans for lie detector test in three Chicago killings after a drunken confession. A Texan pensioner, 79, killed at home. The text reflects postwar Western diplomacy and Middle East debate.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Middle East
National Assembly
Mollet
Egypt
Suez
Hungary
Eisenhower
London
Chicago
Eden
Erwin Staab
House of Commons
Labor
Lawyer Indicted In Stock Sales
A Tarrant County grand jury indicted Fort Worth attorney J C Mount for alleged illegal stock sales tied to an insurance trust group. Also charged was Al Alward, secretary of Legal Guaranty Trust Co, for unlawful stock sales connected to the firm's alleged manipulations.
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Fort Worth
Tarrant County
J.C. Mount
Penee
al Alward
Legal Guaranty Trust Co
Premier Visiting At UN
Eisenhower and Nehru report broad agreement on world affairs after four day visit. White House communique says talks strengthen bonds of friendship and understanding and aim to promote international peace. Nehru says discussions expanded Indian American cooperation as he heads to New York and Canada for further meetings.
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Eisenhower
Nehru
India
United States
White House
National
United Nations
New York
Canada
U.S
Jawaharlal Nehru
la Guardia
Integrationists Edge Racial Issue Wins Shape Dallas Ruling
A Dallas federal judge ruled that schools need not integrate immediately, citing model psychological knowledge rather than law. Separately, the Fifth Circuit ordered Harris County and St Petersburg facilities opened to Negroes, while Montgomery teachers heightened police readiness as buses boycott nears end. The dispute centers on civil rights, school integration, and public accommodations amid tense race tensions.
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Supreme Court
U.S
William Hawley Atwell
Dallas
Atwell
U6. Supreme Court
United Press Telephoto
Associated Press
Tex
U.S. Supreme Cout
William H. Atwell
Texas
U.S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Harris County
St Petersburg
Ela
Montgomery
Ala
Monntgomery
Wot Mhae
Nixon Tours Hungarian Refugee Camps Near Vienna
Vice President Richard M. Nixon visited a camp for Hungarian refugees near Vienna, delivering a message from President Eisenhower to Chancellor Raab. The trip, part of a tour of refugee camps along the eastern edge of Europe, highlighted Austrian openness and signaled a new US refugee policy. Nixon met Austrian and Soviet officials, received border-area security briefings, and pledged to do everything possible for the refugees while plans for further border safeguards were discussed.
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Vienna
Richard M. Nixon
Neusied
Hungary
Nixon
Herder
Eisenhorers
Juliet Raab
Austria
Metsare
Spd
Nikon
Chacr Cellor
Hix
Freehoen
Agerisa
Brooklyn Bar Chides Atwell For Court Remarks
New York report recalls Brooklyn Bar Association criticism of Judge Willan Hawley Atwell seven years earlier for alleged improper and intolerant statements to attorney F. R. Serri. Serri accused Atwell of racial prejudice amid a Dallas school integration ruling and described intimidation toward a lawyer and a liquor case involving a defended woman.
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New York
Willan Hawley Atwell
Dallas
Brooklyn Bar Assa Tt
F. R. Serri
Serri
Atwell
Sersi
Serr
Brooklyn Bar Assarity
Small Loan Law Proposal Aired
AUSTIN reports a plan to regulate on personal lending and monthly charges. State officials discuss a proposal by Reg Tomy Kev ith Sherigan to set caps, an enforcement framework, and penalties for violations. The item highlights potential fines and compliance measures for lenders.
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Austin FA
Joan Tre Way
Tomy
Kevith Sherigan
Israel's Stand May Block Gaza and Suez Plans
Cairo sources report Nasser would refuse to abandon Gaza and the Strip's refugee camps, threatening to block a major canal clearance and demand Israel evacuate coastal camps and the Sinai Desert, affecting Red Sea access and Gulf of Aqaba routes.
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Israel
London
Cairo
Gaza
Spex
Gamal Abde Nasser
Sis
Satvare
Speranca Berm Naseer
Utah
Gulf of Agaha
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