Court Sets New Right To Work Hearing June 27
The Texas Supreme Court orders a new hearing on the constitutionality of the right to work law in a railroad case originating in Amarillo. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co filed a supplemental brief as oral arguments from last fall proceed amid interpretations of a related Nebraska case and a 1951 federal act.
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Austin
State Supreme Court
Amarillo
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co
Texas High Court
State Court
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Santa Fe
Atty
John Ben Shepperd
Railway Company
U.S. High Court
U.S
Adenauer to visit United States for talks and honors
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will arrive Monday in Washington for talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles during a seven day trip. He will receive an honorary degree from Marquette University and speak at Yale University and the Executives Club in Chicago.
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Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
United States
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Adenauer
New York
Yale University
New Haven
Marquette
Defense Profit Probe Is Asked
Sen. Richard L. Neuberger urged a presidential commission to examine the large profits of defense contractors. He argued public funds should not overly favor weapon manufacturers, comparing to recent veterans benefits reductions led by Gen. Omar N. Bradley.
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Washington
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Senate
Neuberger
Presidential Commission On Veterans Benefits
Omar N. Bradley
Galveston Mayor labels cleanup threats political ballyhoo
Houston report says Galveston Mayor Roy Clough dismissed statements by Sen. Price Daniel and Will Wilson promising strict enforcement of liquor and vice laws if elected. Clough spoke at a Houston luncheon and urged recording politicians’ promises to hold them accountable.
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Houston
Galveston
Roy Clough
Price Daniel
Will Wilson
Clough
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Maxwell Leads Open Qualifiers With 141 For 36 Holes
Billy Maxwell of Odessa led early qualifiers for the National Open today with 141 for 36 holes. Maxwell posted 71 and 70 in sectional trials as Gene Littler of Singing Hills Calif stood at 72 73 145.
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Dallas
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Maxwell
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Brink's Loot Counted and Clues Searched in Boston Raid
FBI agents counted about 90000 dollars in mildewed bills from the Brink's robbery as they sought fingerprints on the money seized in a Boston South End raid. The haul ties to the 1950 Brink's counting house holdup and involves ten alleged conspirators awaiting trial. Authorities expected to present the case to the Suffolk County Grand Jury with Perry to be returned from Baltimore.
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Boston
FBI
Themen
Suffolk County Grand Jury
North End
Massachusetts
Jordan Perry
Baltimore
Perry
Justice Department
Washington
Felix Forte
Brink
Mallet Likely To Win Package Policy Vote In France
Premier Guy Mollet faces a pivotal vote in the National Assembly after a three day debate over Algeria policy. Communists weigh strategy amid calls for unity while right wing critics oppose Tunisian and Moroccan concessions. Finance Minister Rama rdier cites need for taxes to fund the Algeria campaign as troops and security measures expand.
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Paris
Guy Mallet
National Assembly
France
Algeria
Mollet
Ance
Tunisia
Morocco
Paul Ramardier
Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau at the Air Terminal
Parthy cloudy spells Wednesday with scattered showers and thunder showers in the Per than Blasi region. Highs around 98 degrees, lows near 74, with cooler readings expected tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures listed for multiple cities including Chicago, New York, and San Antonio.
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U.S
Bach Teaerrow
New York
Ollaneria
San Amonico
Nuno
Feds AL. P'Se Woolliessday
Ata
Truck Driver Killed in Pipeline Construction Accident
White Salmon Washington a Bishop Tex truck driver George E Anderson 39 was killed yesterday when pinned between a tractor and a truck at a natural gas pipeline construction site near here.
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White Salmon
Wash
Bishop
Tex
George E. Anderson
Here
Lightning Fatal Claims Lamb County Farmer Near Otton
Lightning killed 66 year old Lee Poteet while driving a tractor on his Lamb County farm eight miles north of Otton yesterday. The incident was reported by local authorities.
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Lubbock
Lee Poteet
Lamb County
Otton
Montgomery Bus Segregation Ruled Unconstitutional
A three judge federal panel ruled Montgomery Alabama city bus segregation unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment. The decision follows a six month Negro boycott and sets a two week effective date for formal judgment while allowing appeals. Judges Richards TV Rives Frank Johnson Jr and Seybourne Lynn delivered the ruling.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tallahassee
Fla
U.S. Supreme Court
Richards TV
Rives
Frank Johnson Jr
Seybourne Lynn
Captain claims hydrogen bomb exploded near Bikini area
Captain Shinkichi Murata of the Mizuho Maru said the U S appeared to have detonated a hydrogen bomb May 28 near the Bikini atoll area with ships drenched by radioactive rain. Two crewmen showed acute white blood cell shortages as radioactivity rose from 45 to 1250 counts by May 30.
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Tokyo
United States
Bikini Atoll
Shinkichi Murata
Bikini
Earth
AFL-CIO Heads Face Problems
Washington January meeting opens six month old AFL-CIO merger with talks on endorsing a presidential candidate. George Meany and Walter Reuther lead the council as officials weigh a possible special convention to decide endorsements for the 16 million member union.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
AFL and Cio
Adlai Stevenson
George Meany
Walter Reuther
CIO
Executive Council
Last Kiowa Scout Dies At Age 90
ANADARKO Okla UP Military rites were set southwest of here for John Littlechief the last survivor of Troop Lb all Indian scout troop of the Seventh Cavalry Regiment Littlechief about 90 died Monday at Lawton after a long illness He joined the troop when organized at Fort Sill in 1892 under Lt Hugh L Scott later Army general and Cherokee obstall
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Anadarko
Okla
John Littlechief
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Littlechief
Lawton
Fort Sill
Hugh L. Scott
Power struggle rumor grows in Kremlin after Khrushchev speech
Diplomats say intra Kremlin power battles may endure after Stalin era. Khrushchev's February denunciation sparked suspicion of possible eliminations among top aides and a move to consolidate control. Be Russia figures Be ri a dead Molotov ousted Malenkov demoted.
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Washington
Stalin
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
State Department
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Anastas Mikoyan
Communist Party
Lavrenti P. Beria
Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Mild Humid Weather Pattern Covers State
The Associated Press reports mild and humid conditions across the state with light early rains in Childress Wink and Salt Flat and scattered showers. The Panhandle saw thunderstorms while the Rio Grande Valley remained clear as forecasts predict continued partly cloudy warm weather.
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Associated Press
Pesas
Childress
Wink
Salt Flat
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Murder Trial Opens in Aggie Death Case
Ronald Menter 22 faces murder charges in the December killing of Texas A&M senior Ian David Broderick 20. Trial moved from Hempstead to Livingston after venue pleas. defense seeks delay and broader venue. Jury selection began with 65 summoned jurors. prosecution seeks death penalty. Menter was captured in Newark, New Jersey after a manhunt and confessed. defense plans a self defense claim.
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Livingston
Tex
Ronald Menter
Texas A&m
Ian David Broderick
Menter
New Hampshire
Srederich
Hempstead
Pes
Vanest Coker
Coker
Newark
N. J
Broderick
Brooks Charges Fraud Cover-Up in Nickel Plant Contract
Representative Jack Brooks accused the Justice Department of covering up evidence of favoritism and possible fraud in a $44 million government nickel plant contract. He demanded microfilm copies of records from the GSA and Brownell files, saying missing documents may bear on criminal allegations and that the issue aids congressional investigation.
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Washington
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
House
Justice Department
Brooks
Herbert Browsell Jr
Cecard
General Services Administration
Caha
Randall Cremer
GSA
DOW
Agences
Fosenhower
Thas
Jishee Department
Aim
Brownell
Toresagis
New York City
Congress
Hopefuls Stake Ambition On Coast Vote
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver aimed to win California Democratic votes in a 3 million voter primary seen as the last major popularity test before the convention. Eisenhower unopposed on the Republican side with Nixon Knight and Knowland leading the ticket.
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San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
California
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Stevenson
Ike “Unite
Richard M. Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
U.S
William F. Knowland
Yorty
Richards
Kefanver
Golden State
Blonde Star Kim Novak Draws Crowd on New York Pier
Miss Kim Novak, the green eyed film star, caused a crush of 2,500 sailors on the sun deck of the US S S Ta— as she arrived in New York. Photographers and photographers swarmed while Novak teased reporters about romance rumors and her own plans.
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New York
United States
US S.S
Miss Novak
Jan Rover
Tetefey Meiwere
Mens
Arab Mass March Not Likely Now
Well informed sources said a protected mass march on Israel by Arab refugees is not likely for the time being. The Security Council resolution backing Dag Hammarskjöld's Middle East peace efforts has raised tension and new hopes of a peaceful settlement.
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Israel
Security Councils
Dag Hammar
Shiath
Middle East
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