Quarter Horse Group Names New Officers
Officers were elected at the West Texas Quarter Horse Association annual convention held in the Lincoln Hotel and County Coliseum Park grounds. J. L. Dusty Rhoades was named president, Louis Brooks vice president, Don Smith and Charley Black Jr. executive committee members, Jess Hawkins past president, and Ralph Dye secretary-treasurer. The third annual halter futurity drew 20 colts and 10 fillies with Paul Harvey owner of the champion colt shown by Jackson Parker before hundreds of spectators in the hot sun.
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West Texas Quarter Horse Association
Lincoln Hotel
County Coliseum Park
J. L
Dusty) Rhoades
Eastover
Louis Brooks
Sweet Water
Don ‘Smith
Talpa
Charley Black Jr
Ozona
Bob Ballenger
Midland
Land
Jess Hawkins
Rock Spring
Ralph Dye
Redbud
Coliseum
Paul Harvey
Country Club Estates
Jackson Parker
East
Ector County Coliseum Fair Park
Quarter Horse Association
Odessa
Rock Springs
Charley Black
Don Smith
Film Showing Is Postponed In Montgomery
A 1915 film Birth of a Nation scheduled in Montgomery Alabama has been postponed for a year due to racial tensions. The Museum of Modern Art rents its film library to groups nationwide and agreed with the Montgomery sponsor to delay the showing planned for next week.
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New York
UPI
Montgomery
Ala
Museum of Modern Art
Bullets Found On Cargo Ship At Oran Algeria
A customs officer at Oran uncovered bullets among a shipment of 630 earthen jugs from Morocco. One jug broke, revealing submachine gun rounds. The other jugs contained about 25,000 rounds. Authorities suspect delivery to Algerian nationalist rebels and opened an investigation.
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Oran
Algeria
Morocco
Ex Test Pilot Tries To Solve Tornado Riddle
Oklahoma City AP reports Navy test pilot W. E. Cunningham joins Don Littman and Jim Cook in Weather Bureau research flights over northern Oklahoma to study tornado genesis. They collect moisture, wind, pressure, and temperature data to analyze the storm energy budget and seek better tornado forecasting. Researchers Bruce Newton and Clayton Van Thullenar caution years of data processing ahead, but point to potential breakthroughs in predicting tornado likelihood.
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Okla
W. E. Cunningham
Navy
The
Weather Bureau
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Cunningham
Don Littman
Jim Cook
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cook
Littman
Chester Newton
Newton
Clayton van Thullenar
Kansas City
van Thullenar
Albania Russia Trouble Reported
The London Daily Telegraph reports Russia may have left its submarine base in Albania due to a split with Enver Hoxha. Eight Soviet submarines and a tender reportedly departed from Saseno island, signaling deteriorated Albanian relations and possible loss of base access. Albania backs the Peiping line and opposes Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence policy.
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London
API
London Daily Telegraph
Russia
Albania
Enver Hoxha
Saseno
Peiping
Nikita Khrushchev
Nehru Takes First Real Vacation in Three Years
Prime Minister Nehru, age 71, begins a 10 day break on June 8 spending time at Manali in the Kulu Valley about 20 miles north of New Delhi. An official announcement notes this is his first substantial vacation in three years.
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Nehru
New Delhi
India
Manali
Kulu
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