Favors Lower Prices For Butter
President Eisenhower said at a news conference that action to lower butter prices is needed while studies by the Agriculture Department continue. He warned he cannot forecast government plans yet but argued butter must stay affordable for wide consumption.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Bricker
Ortens
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Duval County
Austin
Internal Revenue
Theleau
Federal Trad
Conmission
United States
Yuri Rastovoroy
Idiptomat
Tkinawa
Indo-Ch'ra
Berlin
John Foster Dulles
Shivers Attacks Duval County Vote Thieves
Gov Allan Shivers denounces political thieves and ballot gangsters in Duval county and pledges a continuing fight to restore fair ballots. He cites a state federal probe into public funds disposition in the county and notes progress toward fruit from the investigations.
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San Antonio
Allan Shivers
Duval County
George Parr
South
Texas
Shivers
Texas Federal Women’s Club
Austin
Ralph W Yarborough
Case March
Attorney General's Office
Texas Education Agency
United States Bureau of Internal Revenue
Thousands Stranded on Icy Frisian Isles Amid European Freeze
More than 6,000 residents on the East Frisian Isles and other Dutch and German coastlines faced isolation as an historic cold wave grips Europe. Deaths mounted from Norway to North Africa. airlifted supplies and Dutch and British helicopters race to reach stricken communities.
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London
Europe
Norway
North Africa
Portugal
Siberia
East Frisian Isles
North Sea
Holland
Germany
Rhine
Thames
England
Algeria
Belgium
France
Austria
Italy
Burglar Nabbed After Hollywood Raids For Years
Hollywood detectives arrested Kenneth Darling 31 after a tip from Miss Ball led to his identification. Darling admitted four years of studio burglaries posing as a writer, stealing about 16 000 yearly, with victims including Harriet Nelson Joan Davis and Desi Arnaz. He described living in a 25 daily hotel suite and traveling US Canada Mexico.
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Hollywood
Miss Ball
Si Arnaz
Darling
Harriet Nelson
Ozvie Nelson
Joan Davis
Arnaz
Dresed
United States
Canada
Mexico
Bill would impose $500 fine for stealing TV
A Virginia bill introduced by the general assembly on Tuesday would levy a $500 fine for stealing television reception. The measure targets individuals who place antennas near coaxial cables feeding TV to customers for a fee.
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Richmond
State General Assembly
Tashes Fortify Luang Prabang Against Red Threat
French authorities urge all able-bodied men in Luang Prabang to bolster defenses as about 12 000 communist forces reportedly move within 60 miles. Trenches barbed wire and mines are being prepared around the ancient Lao capital. Mantle undergoes knee cyst removal operation in Springfield and will head to spring training in fine condition. A Dallas witness testifies he paid Sheriff Sully Montgomery fifty dollars per visit during 1948 to 1950.
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Hanoi
Indo-China
Luang Prabang
Laos
Springfield
New York Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Tragedy at India Kumbh Festival Leaves Thousands Injured
At Allahabad the confluence of the Ganges and Jumna rivers drew over 5 million pilgrims for the Kumbh bathing, causing a crush in which more than 2,000 were injured and about 500 killed. President Rajendra Prasad attended as railroads ran 270 special trains daily to handle the crowds.
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Ganges
Allahabad
India
Jumna
Rajendra Prasad
Two School Bond and Tax Increase Measures For Odessa
The Ector County Board of Education announced two measures to voters on Saturday February 20 a bond issue of 875000 for additions and equipment at 25 classrooms two libraries plus a maintenance barn remodel of Crockett Junior High Gym and auditorium roof repairs at Goldsmith Elementary and other site improvements A proposed tax rate hike from 150 to 175 per 100 evaluation would require only a two cent rate increase under rapid amortization plans to ease debt costs amid rising enrollment projections through 1959 with 11491 current students and annual growth edging toward 750 over five years
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Ector County Board of Education
Crockett Union High
Barrett
Odessa
Crockett Junior High
Goldsmith
Occhessar
Dowling
Sam Houston
Milam
North Golder
San Jacinto
Alamo
Crockett
Police Seek Victims Of Mad Dog Attack In Chicago
Chicago police appealed for 14 people bitten by a snarling stray dog to come forward or risk a painful death. The incident occurred within minutes in a three block area on Tuesday night. The dog died after displaying rabies symptoms and may trigger life saving anti rabies treatment for identified victims. Two unidentified attackers may also face exposure if the dog was mad.
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Chicago
Pasteur
South Perk
47Th
Park District
John Borczky
McCarthy Granted Requested Senate Subcommittee Budget
Senator McCarthy defended the budget for his Senate investigations subcommittees amid Democratic talk of trimming funding or narrowing scope. The article notes no formal moves to alter the committees’ budget or operations.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Legal Weddings by Unordained Student Face Legislature
In Florham Park New Jersey more than two dozen couples seek retroactive legalization of marriages performed by John Vandergroef a Presbyterian student pastor without church or state authority. Assemblyman William O Barnes proposes a bill to make those marriages valid dating back to when performed. The church and state require ordained ministers for marriage and Vandergroef had been directing religious life under a presbytery policy for student ministers in small churches.
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New Jersey
Presbyterian Divinity
John Vandergroef
Presbyterian Church
John O’neill
O’neill
Vandergroef
Near Presbyterian Church
William O. Barnes
Charles L. Mead
South Orange 'N_J
Presbyterian Church Ang
General Assembly of
Presbytery
Odessa Sand Hills Hereford and Quarter Horse Show Opens
Entries for Odessa’s annual show are coming in with dates March 3 to 6. The Quarter Horse division reports prize lists and entries from California, while prize money ranges 5, 20, 15, 10 with ribbons across mares and studs and grand championships. Committee includes Bus ter Cole, Roy Parks, Tom Elrod, Dr. Guy Anderson, Dusty Rhoades and Bill Hale. Hugh Bennett and Britten are noted horse show end ties.
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Odessa
Sand Hills
California
Buster Cole
Gnaiman
Roy Parks
Tom Elrod
Guy Anderson
J. L
Dusty) Rhoades
Bill Hale
Hugh Bennett
Falcon
Cale
Britten
Jege
Negro Denies Rape Slaying in Dallas Case
District Attorney Henry Wade said Tommy Lee Walker repudiated his signed confession that he raped and murdered Mrs. J. C. Parker under a northwest Dallas bridge. Wade filed a murder charge and stated Walker now claims no part in the crime while Parker, a 29-year-old white mother, was killed while waiting for a bus on Sept. 30.
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Dallas
Henry Wade
Tommy Lee Walker
J. C. Parker
Wade
Walker
Parker
Will Fritz
Ade
Roosevelt Maps Tactics For Fight Over Infidelities
James Roosevelt and his attorney plan Wednesday talks to map tactics as Mrs Romelle Roosevelt warns she will present indisputable evidence of alleged infidelities with nine women. Attorney Arthur Schifferman declined to detail the evidence.
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Los Angeles
James Roosevelt
Romelle Roosevelt
Arthur Schifferrean
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