Odessa- Owens Announces Plans To Resign As CC Manager
Odessa chamber of commerce manager J Walker Owens said he will resign as soon as possible within 60 to 90 days. Owens returned to the Odessa post after coming from Lake Charles Louisiana on January 19 1957 and plans to attend a management study institute at the University of North Carolina in June. He and his wife Alyne reside at 19 Alnine.
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J. Walker Owens
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Owens
Lake Charles
Chamber of Commerce
Odessa
Tam
Odes
Odessa American
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Clint Lackey
University of North Carolina
Charleston
S. C
Air Force
Alyne
Alnine
Reds Pressure Britain To Seek Early Summit
Moscow Radio urged Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to press President Eisenhower for an early summit. Macmillan heads to the U S Friday for talks, while stating he favors a well prepared summit after prior meetings. Discussions will cover France NATO and aid.
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Britain
London
UPI
Moscow
Rexdio
Harold Macmillan
United States
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
Mae
Yakov Viktorov
France
NATO
Lebanon Presses UN Charges Over UAR Interference
Lebanese Foreign Minister Charles Malik flew to United Nations with tape recordings and photographs alleging that the United Arab Republic is aiding Lebanese rebels. Beirut seeks Arab League action and a Benghazi decision before the Security Council meets.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Arab League
Security Council
Charles Malik
Beirut
UAR
Foreign Ministry
Malik
Benghazi
Libya
Tornadoes Rip Wisconsin, 29 Dead, Scores Injured
Tornadoes killed 29 and injured many across Wisconsin, with rescue and recovery efforts underway. Officials reported widespread damage and warned of ongoing danger as crews assessed affected towns and rallied emergency responses.
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Wisconsin
Cuba plots largest Latin American assault since 1898
Reports from Havana describe a major government offensive against rebels across a 125 mile front from Manzanillo to near Santiago. Troops backed by tanks and artillery push rebels toward the sea while naval patrols seal the coast. Police arrest 18 for subversive activities as the fight is censored in Cuban papers.
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Havana
UFI
Maestra Mount
Latin America
Manzanillo
Santiago
Cuba
De Gaulle Seeks Algeria Unity Amid Indecisive Talks
In Algiers and Constantine De Gaulle urged equal rights for all residents as Moslems push for independence. He spoke in general terms about Algeria’s future while pledging French unity, amid rebellion and strong colonial opposition.
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Algiers
Saulle
France
Aed
de Gaulle
Constantine
Bat
Algeria
National Assembly
Paris
Wisconsin Tornado Toll Tops Twenty Nine Fatalities
A string of tornadoes carved a 200 mile wide path through northwestern Wisconsin killing at least 29 people and injuring more than 100. Hospitals in four cities overflowed as emergency stations opened, with nine of the dead in Clark County and Colfax hardest hit.
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Menomonile
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
G. J. Neumann
Colfax
Neumann
Washington W
Eisenhow
Tromler
Senate
Wilson
U.S
Clark County
Bob Lulloff
Stanley
Poole
Chipnewa Falls
Exile Hinted For Bulganin Amid Moscow Rumors
Western reports suggest former Soviet leader Nikolai Bulganin may join earlier exiles like Malenkov and Motov in provincial exile. Officials note a transfer to a local post in Odessa while Moscow offers no comment and health concerns are cited.
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London
UPI
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Vyacheslav M.motozov
Moscow
Bulgania
Odessa
Black Sea
Bulgani
Hig Villa
Crimea
Wreck claims life of young man near Skellytown
A car crash two miles east of Skellytown on SH 152 killed 26 year old Earl Martin and injured two companions. Ben White 22 and Margaret Hobaugh 20, both of Pampa, were hurt in the accident Wednesday night.
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Skellytown
Tex
Enraged Spouse Kills Parakeet in Cleburne
Grady Ingram returned home in foul mood and killed his wife’s parakeet by pulling its head off. He then assaulted his wife with a hatchet cable, bit her thumb, tore her wristwatch from her arm, and destroyed dishes and furnishings before police arrested him. He posted a $100 bond and was released.
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Cleburne
Tex
UPI
Grady Ingram
Ingram
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