Basin 24 Local Races Slated in May Primary
Basin counties face 24 local races in coming runoff contests with precincts across Reagan, Irion, Loving, Upton, Ward, Pecos and Crane counties voting May 7 and May 19. Contested races include county commissioner, sheriff and tax assessor collector. Incumbents fend off challengers as results push several offices to runoff.
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Jack Crumpler
Tarpley
Roy E. Mason
Irion
Martin
Reagan
Lester
Loving
Vone
Ravitf
Fred H. Boggs
Tarplay
Ratliff
Permian Basin
Mason
Boggs
John Wilkinson
Mildred K. Birdsong
Roy Lesher
Stanley Turner
Lesher
Q. M. Sharp
Wilkinson
Wilkin
Sharp
Angy Glenn
David
Big Springs
Lloyd W. Davidson
Reagan County
W. T
Glasscock
Howard
Sterling
McDonald Brean
Elvis Craig
Reese Wilkerson
Lax Assessor- i
Craig
Ayorkum County
Plains
Wilkerson
Olan Heath
Denver
Vester Sanders
Denver City
Inj Ty Field
Terry Counties
Fulford
B. T
Hested
Gordon
Brownfield
Agams
Paton
Midland County
W. McGurry
E. C
Justice of the Peace
McCurry
Constable
Moreland
J. B. Biggs
Leonard H. Mile
Ler
Midland
Justice ,of the Peace
Biggs
Miller
Reeves
Brewster, Crockett
Sales
Upton
Pecos County
J. Merle’ Mc
Donald
Dana
Cromp
Clifton F. Berry
Bill Hodges
Fort Stockton
Richard Dick.Gray
Fort
Floyd Taylor
A. L
Tony) Simmons
Seminole
Taylor
Simmons
E. R
Rob) Robinson
Mary Baldwin
Thad Patterson
Seagraves
Travis Lagley
D. ©. George
B. C. Norton
George
Norton
Minott
Chaeler
D. Leon Nutt
Perry P. A Williams
Kermit
Spre
Nct
Nott
Willliams
Oscar Warren
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Etheredge
Warren
J. L. Castleman Jr
Andreas
Sher Ray Phillips
Paul Cumbie
Andrews
Employ
Cumbie
Dale Lane
Ward
W. B
Blackie
G_ A
Rags) Ragsdale
Ward County
L. L. (S) O'Brien
Consable
Precinc-Two
Berneray
Jack R. Smith
Monahans
H. M. Duncan
W. D. Breed
Smith
Crane County
Frank Heiser
A B. Corley
Heiser
Corley
Leopard
Tokyo Leftists clash with police over security pact visit
About 12 000 leftists battled 500 police as radical students rioted against Prime Minister Kishi and President Eisenhower's Japan visit. Students swarmed near the Prime Minister's residence and Parliament, receiving support from Chinese Communist broadcasts. unions planned a major transport tie-up the next day.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Hishi
Kishi
Eisen-howers
Premier Kishi
Texas oyster harvest hits record in years
Oyster fleet reports by the Game and Fish Commission show Texas harvest reaching 1,333,994 pounds this season, the largest in years. Only in 3938 and 3957 did annual yields exceed a million pounds, marking a historic high for Eshermen and coastal fisheries.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Game and Fish Commission
Premier Diet visits Washington for talks with Eisenhower
Canadian Prime Minister John G. Dietz arrives in Washington with his wife for private visits at Blair House and a state dinner hosted by President Eisenhower. The trip centers on U.S Canada relations amid SEATO and Geneva disarmament discussions and aims to push East West arms limits.
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Washington
Dickenbaker
Winnipeg
Saturda
Eisenhower
U. S
Dietenteker
Southeast
Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
Dielembaker
Canada
Geneva
China
Dicfea
Baker
Pps
Britain
Brit
United Nations
Spoxessin
Isman
Alties
Ord
Tasigetigny
Fer
France
Philippines
Australia
Whiteland
Pakistan
Khrushchev Attacks Ike Nixon Denounced in Moscow
In Moscow Khrushchev assailed Eisenhower as a danger to the United States and signaled Nixon as a possible better US leader. He accused Eisenhower of weak will and warned of nuclear retaliation if the United States escalates. Khrushchev outlined disarmament plans with a three stage framework and open skies monitoring, tying them to limits on bases, space weapons, and warships.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Senhower
John Foster Dulles
Alwous
Vice
Nixon
Richard M
Khrusichev
Kremlin
Dan J Serous
Suca
Christian A. Herter
Wamtal
Unan
Reno
Soviet Union
MT Nedelin
Beck
Niaiser -Malinavsty
Nedel
Khrushchev
Red Boss Proposes Stepwise Soviet Disarmament Plan
Moscow dispatch outlines Nikita Khrushchev's renewed call for complete disarmament starting with removal of nuclear weapons and delivery systems. The proposal, aired to ambassadors and UN delegations, adds a broad first stage with abolishing foreign bases, space launches bans, and sharing weapon-manu facture data, aiming for a two year timeline.
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Soret Presser
Paris
Moscow
United Nations
Orinal
Sowiet
Seims
Verona
France
Five Campaigns Set In Ector County Runoff
In Ector County the Democratic runoff will decide two county commissioner seats two constable posts and the county judge vacancy. Voters at 41 sites from 7 a m to 7 p m elect most of the ticket with results due within two hours of close.
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Ector County
Election’ Board
Charles C. (Buck) Mann
Democratic
iOf
Coun Ity
Jim
Gerald Fugit
John Aldridge
CCC News
Iwaick
McNeel
Pupit
Ige
Aldridge
Selwyn S. Webber
Webber
William M. Hill
Earnest Broughton
Cecil Hardwick
J. Ted Roby
Broughton
Hardwick
Secinct
Scentif
Odessa
J Reby
Oly
EB Donaldson
Kellus Turner
Donaldson
Turner
Tidland
Donald and
Fugit
Family Outing Costs 4 Lives in Texas Tragedy
A family outing at a YMCA camp on the North Bosque River in Valley Mills ended in tragedy when newly ordained minister Kenneth Sposats, his wife Juanita 17, his sister Joyce 16, and Lyle Spradley 15 of Oklahoma City drowned amid undertow and failed rescues. Four bodies recovered as bystanders and relatives watched. The minister’s mother and another mother were on shore.
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Valley Mills
Tex
UPD
North Bosque River
Weathers
Kenneth Sposats
Waco
Juanita
Joyce
Lyle Spradley
Oklahoma City
Annabelle Sprechey
Oklahoma
Guy
Sprachey
E. L Whiren
E. C. Spoor
Mild Weather Returns to Texas After Storms
The Associated Press reports mild weather returning to Texas with the Weather Bureau promising continued relief through Saturday. After a week of widespread storms including dozens of tornadoes and hail, forecasters expect temperatures 4 to 6 degrees above normal across the state with isolated thundershowers. Rain totals near 1.33 inches were measured in the Llane area on Thursday, with minimal rainfall elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Texas
Weather Bureau
Sunderstowns
Tras
Llane
Costal
Aditege
Alpine
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