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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1956

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School Blamed In Riot At University Of Alabama

Autherine Lucy petitions in federal court seeking readmission to the University of Alabama and dormitory dining rights amid campus riots. She charges trustees and admissions dean incited disorder to bar her as the first Negro student. hearings set for February 29 before Judge Hobart Grooms.

Birmingham Ala University of Alabama Autherine Lucy U.S. Dist Hobart Grooms Miss Lucy Grooms Board of Trustees William F. Adams State University Lucy R. F. Chambliss Earl Watts Ed Watts Kenneth Thompson Tuscaloosa Arthur D. Shores

Hoover proposes cabinet led disability authority in presidency

Former President Hoover tells the House Judiciary Committee that the cabinet should decide when a president is incapacitated and the vice president should step in to exercise executive powers. He notes recovery would be determined by the cabinet and urges Congress to act. Truman and other experts weighed in on the disability power vacuum after Eisenhower's heart attack. Congress also weighs highway funding and a tax bill affecting tires and fuel to resolve cost sharing.

Washington Hoover House Judiciary Committee Congress Eisenhower Truman Emmanuel Celler D-N.y Celler House Ways and Means

Siamese Twin Girls Dead After EightHour Separation

Siamese twin girls born a month ago with a shared heart and liver died after an eight hour operation at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. The twins referred to as A and B were joined at the chest and abdomen and were daughters of Mr and Mrs Leopold Marcotte of Lyman New Hampshire. A survivor from the dead sister was noted by hospital officials.

Hanover N.H Mary Hitchcock Hospital William L. Wilson Leopold Marcotte Lyman,n.h Houston Ellington Crane Heuer Brownsville Joseph Shiver Eugene Mills Christover Eversole George Simmons Shiver Shamrock Electric Co Southwestern Building Co Harry Locker Locker CAA

Falange Promises Action Over Madrid Student Riots

Falange party leaders say militants will stop deadly student protests in Madrid. A 19 year old Falangist shot in yesterday’s clashes remains in extremely grave condition as two dozen others are treated for injuries. Fifty demonstrators detained after hundreds attacked Falange provincial HQs, ending three days of street fighting. Miguel Alvarez Perez, named by Arriba as another martyr, clings to life in a Madrid hospital.

Madrid Spain Falange Falanage Arriba Miguel Alvarez Perez

Weather Forecast At Air Terminal: Cooler Tonight

The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair skies and continued cool conditions tonight and Saturday with rising afternoon temperatures. High today 42, low tonight 22, high tomorrow 50. City temperatures listed for Abilene Amarillo Chicago Denver El Paso Fort Worth Galveston New York Oklahoma City San Antonio St Louis. Sunset 6 31 p m, sunrise 7 35 a m. Precipitation last 24 hours trace.

U. S. Weather Bureau Abilene V.ccceeneeee Amarillo Galveston New York Oklahoma City San Antonio St. Louis

Senterfitt Says Smears Tiresome

Gubernatorial candidate Reuben Senterfitt tells the Richland Springs PTA Texans are tired of mudslinging and character smearing and that it is time for sound constructive statesmanship.

Richland Springs Tex Reuben Senterfitt Senterfitt PTA

Railway Complete TOKYO reports 279 miles of Paoki-Chengtu line finished

A radio report from Tokyo said that 279 miles of the 42 mile Paoki Chengtu Railway linking southwest and northwest China had been completed by January 1.

Tokyo Peiping Paoki-Chengtu China

Egypt Accepts World Bank Loan for Aswan High Dam

Egypt agrees to a 200 million dollar World Bank loan to finance the Aswan High Dam with 200 million in Western grants expected from the United States and Britain. The project costs about 1.3 billion dollars as Egypt seeks to balance East West influence in the region. The final deal may wait four to five years as Nile water sharing with Sudan is resolved.

Cairo Egypt Soviet Union Nile World Bank United States Britain Middle East Sudan U.S Nasser Black Ibank Russia

Monaco Prepares Grand Plans for Grace Kelly Wedding

Monaco gathers pastry cooks, millionaires, dressmakers and champagne merchants to stage a royal wedding for Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III. Expected events include a 21 gun salute by Jean Bart, Onassis gifting a rare book, a $2,500 fireworks display, a 200 yard red carpet, and a Mediterranean honeymoon aboard the prince’s yacht.

Monte Carlos Monaco Grace Kelly Prince Rainier III Jean Bart Aristotle Onassis

Knute Rockne’s Son Hurt In Auto Crash Inland City

John V. Rockne aged 29, son of late Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, was in critical condition after a Thursday night crash that killed passenger Mrs. Agnes Van Cleve of Chicago. The car struck a railroad viaduct abutment, suffering possible skull fracture.

Chicago University of Notre Dame Knute Rockne John V. Rockne Agnes van Cleve

Riots Fear as Algiers Faces Public Meeting Ban

Paris reports government bans on weekend protests to curb clashes between Communists and rightists in Algiers and Paris. Tensions rise after expulsions in the UDCA led by Jean le Pen, while Premier Mollet faces new rallies and calls for French Legionary protection.

Paris France Pierre Poujade UDCA National Assembly Jean le Pen Assembly War Veterans Guy Mollet Algiers Algeria Foreign Legionnaires Mollet Georges Catroux Robert Lacoste Jean Baptiste Biaggi

Polio Shots Urged as Emergency Call Goes Out

Dr. Hart Van Riper of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urges physicians to speed up the Salk polio vaccination program targeting more than 50 million priority women and children. He warns of a medical emergency and calls for at least two injections before the 1956 polio season, noting vaccine supplies are improving and must be used before expiry.

New York Hart van Riper National Foundation For Salk van Riper National Foundation

Sky Clearing Over Texas Ends Two Weeks of Snow and Rain

A fast moving belt of light snow crossed Texas from west to east signaling the end of nearly two weeks of snow and rain. Snow fell in the South Plains and Panhandle Thursday night then spread through West Texas to East Texas. By Friday morning most skies were clear west of Abilene and Wichita Falls as sunshine melted remaining snow while light snow occurred in Fort Worth and other cities. Temperatures hovered near freezing with some spots dipping to 11 degrees in Lubbock and 46 in Beaumont. Rains were reported across many areas including College Station Dallas and Galveston.

Texas South Plains Panhandle West Texas Abilene Wichita Falls Fort Worth Mineral Wells Sherman Ardmore Okla Great Lakes College Station Beaumont Galveston Houston Palacios Corpus Christi Waco Dallas Alice Lubbock

Soviet 1955 Economy: Wages Steady While Output Rises

The 1955 Soviet economic report shows workers rising output by 8 to 12 percent in industry and construction, while average wages stayed near 1954 levels. Overall national income increased around 10 percent but retail trade grew only 5 percent. The state kept most gains for investment and armament, with no broad price cuts in 1955.

New York Russia Nikita Khrushchev Bulganin Georgi Malenkov Kremlin U.S.S.R

Patrol Lists 37 District Crashes During January

January statistics from the Texas Highway Patrol Pecos District report 37 crashes in Ector County area with one fatality. Two killed and 19 injured across the district. property damage totals 21 595 dollars from 26 accidents. Patrol arrested 725 violators. 1 433 warned. speed leading arrest cause.

Ector County Texas Highway Patrol Wilson E. Speir Pecos Presidio Reeves, Terrell Upston Ward Winkler

Laredo Customs Revenue Surges in January

Laredo Customs collectors earned 404000 plus dollars in January, up from 314000 in December. The port totaled 404,550.97 for January versus 314,429.67 in December, reflecting a strong month for the border facility.

Laredo Tex

Auditors To Testify On Texas Insurance Scandal Case

Two auditors Felix Einsohn of Dallas and Charles K. Leslie of Houston will appear before a Senate investigating committee in Austin to discuss independent audits of A. B. Shoemake's defunct U.S. Trust and Guaranty Co. Hearings resume as district attorneys are invited to join in anti violation efforts around credit insurance practices.

Austin A. B Shoemake U.S. Trust and Guaranty Co Senate Texas Felix Einsohn Dallas Charles K. Lestie Houston Einsohn J. Byron Saunders U.S. Trust and Guaranty Leslie U.S. Automotive Service U.S. Trust Wet Legal Saunders Ieredit Tattendon J. D. Wheeler U. S. Trust and Guaranty Insurance Commission Commission Renne Allred

Dallas CPA says U S Trust mismanaged and solvency questioned

Felix Einsohn a Dallas CPA claims U S Trust and Guarantee Co was in a questionable solvency state last fall. He says his break with A B Shoemake came after refusing to prepare financial statements not based on his findings. He denounces attempts to label him mysterious and defends his professional role.

Dallas U.S. Trust and Guaranty Co Felix Eimsohn Waco A. B. Shoemake Einsohn U.S. Trus World Wari Shoemake Finsohn

Trial Begins in Houston Murder Case of Percy Henry

Testimony opened today in Houston as Percy Henry stands trial for allegedly murdering his estranged wife. The proceedings focus on motive and timeline as prosecutors seek conviction.

Houston Percy Henry

Digest of Editorials and Society Notes

Editorials amusements TV radio logs society and sports items summarized from a cluttered page. The text references various pages and sections across the newspaper with scattered topic mentions and no cohesive event.

Caecenese Oil News Ce

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